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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-18
p9Y TETTER.

Fcr,.ar, YVES ALLEGED with Dry letter OF
The ms obstinate typ-. Was treated ny
..,tgny - -. best physicians; took quantities.
~ IEe3cU-", potash and arsenic, which, iu-
stead 90! caring the Teltsr, crippled me up
with n .Utr;l Eul>Cu amt rheumatism. The
letter continued to grow TO,Se, anu the lieu
srgA'mu-. M lie Iuc crazy. In TINS con IL
MOI, I ,yas iTiucei Il take Sgiits Specitlc,
and the rest was aS astonishing aS IL was
rrati',rrs. IN few months tie letter was
entirely well. the NeTCaSial Poisoning AL
nj 80 =, sysrerT AID was "A we'll man and
due onIv 10 SwIftS SCeriir. All the sufferers
sGould tusp IL. JAMES pITSNING,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-18
A WELL-KROTa DRUGGIST.

My drugstore was the first To sell Swltts
= eCl.c. AZ w;,S then pat Ut in quart bottles
which -0lu for = &C each. have seen great
many case cGred 10y its Use, and some VINO
have q. ~ 81 sorts n TeAtnCnt. In fact
sa-a never known il . far when taken pro-
rerly I sell q lSrgc quantity Ot II, aAd for
nj uisrr,. - i...s- are u pendent IN b.Ooi poi
Sou Dr skin LUnur. itcur,S
P.HrIE~ tSg GLpr'HES On THE SKIN,
and M, Ike. IT, com pleNIOu fair snd rosy. As
Tor brood tatUt, Il ere IL no sucn wOrd a. iat!.
II cures soc, ;hJt have long wIthStpUd other
sorts - treatment, and without ANY OF tR"@s
r.su,r,.s troubles t..,t general y follow mer-
srIrfa; and ctneg 10 called cures.
y
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-18
IA SKEpTlC Said
1.-THE GREAT
C7oIEIQIUTE1RIO|Rl

The hrilu Of morbid IlGces. Promptly cures Eheu-
mat'n hy r'u:iEg IL. Restores ltfe-siving proper.
tics 20 the blood. Is guaranteed to cure all nervous
ds,or!css. = Reliable VIXEN all opE.tes fall Re.
frcshcs q" m,al and y'soratcs the body. Cures
hrsnnnsll % .r-- Toy rnSnrlnl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-18

Steady and in fair demand; No: mixed
lew 4TMi8c. Oats-Easier at 33ii 933 &c.
Rye-Firmer at 6ni4c. Barity-ln good
demand; extra No 5 fall G0@62c. Pork
Qniet at Sl5 90. LlrJ--Actlve, tirmer
and higher st IS GIl4(dS 10. Bulk Meats
Quiet and firm; shoulders &C; clear rib
7;{c. Bacon-Quiet aHdiirm; shoulders
&c; clear rib SIC. Whrskcy-Active and
firm az 81 -. Buttef In fsir demand;
prime Ohio creamery ice: choice daidry
pc. Linssed Oil-Quiet at BOA SIC.
New OrlsHus.
New OgaEANs, Dec mber l7.-Cofiee-
Dull. Sugar Easier and quiet; common
TO good common I "a &C; fair to fully
fair 5Cd5Mc: prime to choice 5'4EG5 &c;
yellow clarified, 6A@7c. Mollasses-Duil
lower centrifugal ST. OOq27 90; common
ST. O0@27 90, fair FL ooG429 OO; prime to
choice So OOGu43 ~. RIce-Quiet aud
firm; ordinary to choice 41E@6Hc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-18

ffVe6
Fours And-a-hah coupons.
Fours coupons
Pacific Skies OF IS6.. ..-.-.iz'1s
RAILwAYs-Steady.
STATE SEoURIrIns-Dull.
SroCKs-Speculation of the Stocks EI-
change to-day was active and excited. AZ
ter an irregular opening the market be.
came buoyant and an advance Of n to 5E
per cent in Wizards, and u to X in other
active lists took place. Northern Pacific
rose ~ to 2515, preferred 81 to S., Oregon
Transfer Az to 36M, Oregon 81 to 1861
and Louisville and Northwestern IL TO
4679. Union Pacific was exceptionally
week and broke from 2k to "A. All sorts OF
rumors were current. The reasons given for
the rise in Wizards were various: That
Oregon Trans Continental statement would
show assets Of s250,000,000 in excess OF
liabilities, that Oregon Continental
only bad call loan OF $4,000 instead OF
the enormous amounts given out by shorts,
and that Ralston, of the Farmers Loan
and Trust Company, had consented to serve
with Fabey and EudiCOtt, and the Oregon
Trans Continental investigating committee.
Union Pacific was weaker.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-18
ARRIvAL OF TRAIss-wHxKL1Ns TIM.

tDaIly except sunday.
tS:eutenviile Accommodation-This train
during the day passes backward and forward
between Martins Ferry and Bellsire, stopping
when required al the Sherman House, &tna-
vile, West Wheeling and Gravel Blu.
sNasSi9on Accommodation.
SSt. GAINESVILLE accommodation.
lCarn bridge Local, daily except Sunday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-18
L know,

IKnoW.
4, d. E. Randolph IN the Coygregatio "a Isl
AtyOnder turn in tangled woods,
The mountain brook Is lost 10 me;
And yet know 10 still flows on
And downward TO the sea.
From out the nest the robin sweeps,
With song, into the wastes of AIR:
Aud yet know be Will return,
Esr SLll his nest Is there,
The thoughts | have OF one love,
10 hence. and so are lost TO me,
.Sud yet know they pass to him
Who dwellS beyond the sea.
How wend the waters to the sea.
How finds the bird again itS neat,
or IhUro ~ o'eTleaps the cOntiIeutS
TLen love high behests
lUaunOt see, cannot tell.
'Tis past my finding out:
Yet ~ . nnOv, az believe,
Uh, wherefore can | doubt,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-18
IFEVIETRIFIAT'IISn


or the CON iuuei use OF mercury and potash
for the treatment OF Blood and SKIN dis
pases-tbey never cure, aud nearly always in
- --.L.. ILa ..anaral hnaLlh-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-18

For Throat Diseases, Couxhs. Colds.
etc, ehectusl relief il found In the use OF
, Bros"'Ss Bronchial TrooAes." Price IS cents.
Std Sals ~ tsHes,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-18
FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money at eas IL Per Cent.-Govern'
ments StroBg-stscks Asttve-Fiour
Dull and Unchanged-Wheat Higher
New York, Defender 17.-Money easy
at 2@2H per cent. closing offered at
2 per cent. Prime mercantile paper 5(g
81 per cent. Sterling exchange, bankers
bills, dull at 4Sl ~ demand 4S4X.
GoyEaNAENTs-Strong.
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-02-24

einity will yield ]aFye qsantities Of
6ase (selPhtdes) oees whjch ean ~
Be amallamsted IN . mill-Without
roasting are MOI su0eje0tly
high g1ade 70 was5ant ship0e0t TO
reduction Wosks abroad bat which
een Be concentrated and thea shippod
Ior'treetment. yielding large pro6ts.
The minesS have c0WDl0ined that
with such Q statdDt facts known and
aeknowledged they were unable to
obtain the little assistance necessary
to enable them to prove the truth q
their assertions. Il looks now - II
this es1se of complaint W. about 70
be removed.
.as: sy !. ;ss %s,: Ts:: :s:. ::.::s
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-02-24
ALDRR oULOH.
ALO4R 0ULO4.
Tho Old Capital Wakin9 Up and
Paving the Way For q
Yuturo eauarts Boom.
Hpeet0l Car. o: u NlxaR.
VIRGINIA CITY, N. f.,
Feb. IL. lSx3,

Just now, and here, the absorbing
topic y ''concsutsator.
About two weeks ego AessEs. G. l..
Dahlef and J. y. knight started out
= solicit subscriptions foe The esec.
tt0o q coneon1raiiDg wosks at oe
Dear Virginia City. In Q 6ew dayv
Tie som of 11o,Oo0 had been seb.
oeSjbe0 aud steps taken 10 orKnniss .
company and jne0epoEate It under
t6e laws o( The Territory.
o. hst Monday, The l2th. . meet
t0G w. held ID TIE couft house.
The corporate name ol the cnmpar
~ = tobe "The virgiais City Reduc-
tio0 Company" organised for The
po1pooe Of owning and WORKING
0i1eo; reducing. smelting and con.
esalsatiag oess jor the extIaction of
the prectoos metals; b9ildisg and
lurgjeal purposes; building rsalls and
keeping the0 in sspair; buying ana
selling oCse; aod oafIyi1g % . sener.
q mining 6esiness.
The capital stock, q oeRnsixaiioa.
= ten tb0osand dollan, divided into
two handred sherss az my do)lors
eoco. A large part oG this sSock vas
taken By TIE people q Virginis City.
boe nu0osoes sobocjpelo3S were ce.
es1ved from 1auSin and other poin:s
10 Tie Rsby valley. The capital
eeoek 0ay - increased 5rom
i0e - 09o . requlsed.
1be a0Ajss q the cosposalion are
% b managed by b0ard ol 6ve
eP10HD0n MAss (shaa l. rA>hl>s
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-02-24

Hoaas hi:i No. 3 was passed By
The Cosncil yesterday, and VIII now
become . INV upoa Teceiving the sjg-
nature Of the Governor and Speaker
a tne House.
The bill - passed provides that
"}Fom and after it, rassase no direct
tax shall b levied upon any placer
eiajm, qUasts lead o. lode, except 70
tbs sxteat Il the price paid fef any
nising clsim in obtaining patent
therefor from TIE government Of the
Cnited 6tates. and the only taxation
Of H. Psoeseds thereof shall be that
psovided n this article, provided
that this astjcle'shall not be 80 con-
slsssd asto exempt from tsxa,ion
improvement consisting Of building,
sseettoos or machinery placed upon
Any ewasts lode or lodes, or used in
eoansctioa Herewith, OF to the
asssspiag Of any such placer claim
quarts lead or lode cl.im, when the
same shall have . value for other
than mining purposes, to the full ex-
tent and value thereof, except such
claims % are held and being worked
foe mining purposes, said claims not
70 exceed twenty acres each, aud to
Be worked not len than thirty days
In each year. Provided, further,
that the assessor shall at
he time Of sssssslng any
penon, 6rm, corporation ~
.asOeistlon, have the ls,wer to exam
|oe the books and accounts OF said
pessoD. nr.n, corporatjon az aksocia-
lion, 70 fully satisfy said sssessor that |
be has been furnished with . truthful |!
report, and II sa.isfied from such ex.
lmiDation that the r~post h false, be
Dhsll assess the same 1t the true
mount of the net proceeds, 20 near
~ be can arrive at the same. Provid.
ID thst no one BY virtue Il the pro-
vislons Of this articlesha be deprived
'fhh right to appear before the proper
,osrd IL equalization ~ other tax
Myers under existing laws"
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-02-24

Chioa WooH Fus Goats soduced from 1l5 % >16.
Cosa aod Aodees Fur Goats rodueed fioo 80 10 o40
Bslhjo Coats reduc from )es 70 >l5.
C6iseAiIls Oveseosts reduced hum ~ 10 ~
Oregon Kessey Goats reduced AFom 90 TO q.
Double Blanket Goats reduced from 90 10 So
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-02-24
Local News.

A paiiest q tbe 1lioeso' Hospital
sob0ittsd . the aDpaeaaiso q 10th
f6st % Tuesday. HI lbee we've bod-
y hseoo d0slng ths lAst ed sasp.
The skaaing fscese ~ seaehsd
Hs'eaa NJ. Hastspse. lbeDssiy Il
Tie Opsss 0oass sjnk In lbis city
has opeoso . rink foe the ease si6en.
The fassssl of c. 6ullivan toek
plaes yesterday, s0ass ~ asspieD
a The Ninen' Usiss. The ss0ains
wese followed to The gsavs by . lsrgs
eoslege. peseeded ~ ths Nisess'
Usies ban6, which playsd . solsms
djFge.
AL DeBeas was asrajgosd In Jao-
tjes Eddys co0st yesterday, o. .
ebssysog The larceny q fdrsssed meats
ho0 J. Osnstl<n's slaaghtes hoaoe.
He waived . pselimisasy sxsmioa-
ton, aud was hsjd TO answer 10 the
gsaod jury In 81 80 l1il.
A yosng lady It one of Tie "has-
gaia eoaste:s," yesterday ssvs hsr-
Ell 1ead away. She wanted . pair
a ofgeatjsmaa's gloves. She hed fos.
gottaa the sire, but else knew ho
wose . fosrteeo and . half collar, n
the clerk coald tell b. that
The farewell soiree gives 70 Min
Marie kesosrd o. the eve Of hsr DE-
pasturs for st. Louis. at Renshaw
Opsss House last sight, was an ex-
eeediagly enjoyabls aAals, and the
lssge sttsodancs of our society ladies
md gestjemss was gr.eslal tsibute
n the popularity n The lais recipient.
Hsving afforded the later Noun
'ais - opportunity 6os ~ fsll dis.
paey II IL woei1l iGsosanes upoa tie
'slject ot copper, ve now refer the
neatal Issss satsv1, whe posss -
expert Sos that jossnej, to
Ne. 6aly Rasnheim. Who, being
|hosOaghly informed upoa The sub-
ect, and one oe the most pco0ineat
'eockboldess of the Inter Aossstais
company. h . proper psssos to In
MT 20 that iadividual saDe q tie
'slucatioo aud intsjligesce u which
" Sls0ds % much In need.
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-02-24

A fali Of red, or crimson. snow IL
reported froin the head u the Biz
Laramie, Wyoming, which occurred
few days ago. 1t was ahout an inch
In depth, and covered the whole coun.
try thereabouts.
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-02-24

~ Aossasy. Mayor Owsley sest
The following l<j<gsam'to PresIlese
SeuaSt:
BCrJE. Feb. o. Issx
OrssS9ale !Ns0r(, PresisleslQ AZ L&~scil:
City CoWaeil remsoaslsnlez ax.jnse
The pooage oe The bill tO ssuesd IL
Butte city charter. win foevssd %.
csIguaDes0otlOn 0f smsendaseols ueed.
I'd.
'Signsdj. w,LL,An Owslxy,
Mayor.
The Recommendations goSesTesj to
were a6epte.i BY The City Cosscil At
thsis nsseiax TSss1ay svsaisg, the
Psspost of which has l,esn psblishetl
isshe AIHER. The Clerk NJ sse.eed
ysseesday 10 nakisSaelea copy sGtbe
pslisteo ssd psOpss~.l snsendnenes
whica wsge mailed 70 Helena lat
0igss. Thy viii - bsevghe heessp
tbs Council % Fsiday afesssoos,
vhsa seesediag - sss Hslses T.
spa1ch pablisAed thb nposninR. ~
city ehosooS a0ooo0oot viDl eome
up fos eeosI6egalioa b Ce0mlttes q
~ Whs1e, vilh 'anssAnsals slsik-
lag sut ~ eaaass ssass6iag ~ ely
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-02-24
Pence Posts That WIN Last.

A writer in al exchange says: I
discovered many years ago that wood
coo1d be made 70 lest l0nger than
iron In the ground, bat thought
the Pn'cess 20 simple that
II was not we'll to make . stir
about It. / would - soon have pop-
I.r, bassw"os! y ash - any other kind
OF timber ivf fence posts. I have
taken out bassWood po IT. after hav-
iDx been set several years that were
~ sound when taken out - when
Dirt put in the grssund. Time and
weather seems tn have no effect %
them. The pests can b prepared
for less than twO cents arioce. This
h the recipe: Take boiled linseed oil
aud stir In pulvesized coal to The
consistency Of paint. Put . coat Of
this over the timber aud there b not
. man that will live 10 see Il rot.
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-02-24
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ave J1"ko yss0e tne
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A'H"O wueso We lSnsSts q ~ oo0o-
- ANA ~ ~ sey 1ossee rsesve
s"';,. sn@ ~ - se yoeee o
la.'"e :" t1e Peoce. . ne eeee ~
"". s.au mseotely sSeolee
.1"h sk1n peneeteo' % oeoe!
10 kSeseot yoo0, ao0 soecso
s''y a!Seer sSss easssoI e1s0!ooeSoo
h"' t'at - ee0:P ~ - eesoee'
"'e :Oeee" 49, nave = Oceoo oeveos
1Aacs. " Pooesoeeos y eoou !ce0
ana there MARI eoe6 ~ y pooeh1eg
h''e ''se ehe! loee - 0leosees ID
'''e s~s"e, % We esoceoee q tW0 Wot.
n'!'"A =. so0 sIsesI soeo cesovee aood
sk," 10 me oWoee. 80 soou make
ANT sn's! sssves % snSo cwoss . osT'
1I0Cnst ~ OWD0H The 000D0o4 aud 6oO,
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-02-24

II II said the Prince Of Wales 10
81, ,00O, 90 IN debt.
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-02-24

1131ITo0lAL A00DaG1GY.
An AdVogoe Report o. tho A.
oooooP Dil-Aaoooooblo Mn
NJ 0nogo0 nm HaaDo1
10 Oouoou.
Territorial Anaitoe lgooisased-.
4 Boon Hoeols
Hessaai AisDaeeA % ihs N1ssG.
HGLExA. n. +. Feb. 90, 1853.
COUNCIL.
The bill lImitjo4 the compensation
a eouDty saDessors 70 )s.5OO and
tvesty pss esat. "a special pooe tax
aasssa0sots. w seP,sted hack from
the Ways ssd Neass Ce@ailtes with
Tie Eeeo00e0dallon that Il Do not
pen. The Cooseil weat isto Con-
0ittee q Tie Whole fos coosjderntioo
q ths I'LL pEovidisg bossaies TO -
pa1d iae kjlllsg cestajs Wild animals.
The co00iti0o guss without definite
action On the measure. House bills
eoocssDing The asse,slneat ~ miuing
stocks, and providjsg for the
formation of . Dire department
st Fost Bsnt0o were read .
third tine asd paased. and esch will
BOW beco0e . law upos receiviag The
signature a lbe Governor and Speak
e a tbo HOoSe. TIE ren,oindeS of
t6o 6ay W. o0nswnsed in oomawilsee
a ~ whole % consideration of var.
The 3ovegn0r seat IN The p0mina.
tIoo - J. r. Wooimas fo1 Territorial
AodiloC. The nominatjoo will prob
ally - eoo0rmej to-snngsuw.
A jnjnt seock company was 5o9msd
hese today n OUi)d . Dasxo h1tsl 0m
lower Mails street. Several peo0i.
Do0t capitalist. are 6nteTesied IN the
eatespsiss, and il n proposed u erect
. 0mt-class hotel with all the modern
appliances. The estimated cost will
b. >8O, ono.
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-02-24

A resolution providing loe ~ ap-
preparation Of >oW for collecting Sta
tislics for the histosjoal society Of
Nootsna wss pasreJ IN the
Council On Monday. The object of
ths measure, - sxplaissd By NJ.
6esast, b . pgoeurs ftom tbe sight
a. tso I'D men livisg 10 Tie vasiess
eeaaties q Mootass, men s.ngiag
II ~ from % 10 90 yean, asd who
hevo beeo Aess fto0 tse time Lewis
ao4 Clarke paased thrnsgh ths
county, sueh aeoo0sis of their early
liSs aad the essiy history u the Ter
s6essy and lopsbiiRb sseh aeeosssibe
~ beseAt a The pub'jc.
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-02-24
HELGSA, n. r.. Fs',. q, 1853.
(HSNNl.la.

The n0nsinsiioas of Cosnejius
Hedges fos 6uresint<adest oG Public
Isstsuclio0 amsl ]. p. W0oDmsn Tor
Territorial Auditor were confirmed.
The follow ing bills were resd .
t1siT1 time aud iss~s<d. Bill to pso-
vide Tor The asst s,n,est for purposes
of tsxstios u mining claims 1t their
TIRE valuatjoM when not worked for
mining pssrl's'r~; bin prOvidisg for
tSe recording Ct notices 0f loratioa
% plsco1 c)nimsx in the anme man
Dss ~ se9uisesl In lsseseisg qusrtx
hides. The blDl N a,pend the charter
a Butte City with IN a0endmsst
striking out that portion AZ ths
bill which l.rovkles lOr the
extsesioa II the city Din,its was made
the special ORDER l;,r coasi6esalioa d
C"usmittee of tie Whole q 2:aO p. =.
On Friday. I'll. bill 10 sxtesd ~
sasassn boundary "f s.ilvs, Bow eous-
y 20 - % elstsracs within The lia-
its II that 'oss~ty . postioa q
Elk Park was rod by title and ~
Sesred 10 the Com0itiee ~ Towns
and CtD0stiss. The 0easuse will meet
With sesoog oppnsieio", and may b
defeated. The bill n ineseass The
nsjsIy Ol The Treasurer of Silver Bov
couWty n four llstunod doDlsss pes
"aasm vas indefinitely psslposed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-21
NARROW ESCAPE FROM A SHARK.

colored boy from Mexico, fifteen years of age,
employed on board of the steamship City of Puebla
now in this port, had wonderful escape from
large shark at Vera Cruz. The boy could not speak
English, but Commodore Deskin, commander of the
steamship, who had been an eye witness. told the
story yesterday. He said: We were lying outside
Of the barber of Vera Cruz loading, as were
afraid of getting the yellow-feyer If we went into
the harbor. and this boy, Pedro was cleaning out a
boat which was lying alongside the vessel. he was
leaning over washing off one of the seats when
sharks jaws appeared above the surface and made
snap for the darky. But Pedro was warned just
in time and went overheard the opposite side of
the boat, at the same moment as the shark landed
in the boat. The shark foundered around in the
boat until he got his head over the gunwale, and
then went overheard before we could get chance
to harpoon him. The little darky, almost white
with fright, lost time after the shark went over
but scrambled into the boat and came on deck. We
couldn't get that boy to wash that boat out after
that" Chief Engineer Bloxam, the chief ste W ard
and other officers of the vessel gave q similar
count of this wonderful escape.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-21

er and children had departed from the house on
truck early In the day. The discarded husband
found the truckmsn who had done the JOB, but ms
lips had been sealed by 50 generously bestowed
upon him by the boarder. The man continued his
search however. and on Tuesday afternoon he suc,
cseded Ia asccrtaining that his wife was settled
comfortably In tho tenement-houso No 155 West
Ftfty-frst-st, He went there in the evening and
saw his faithess wife watching for her chosen com.
psnion. Since that time be has kept vigilant
watch on the building and yesterday morning he
saw his furniture placed once more
on q truck, and James ting the vehicle the
cargo Was taken to the Cortlandt Street Ferry.
James was then joined by Mrs. Flynn and her five
children. and for whose shipment to Philadelphia
tickets had been purchased. Flynn followed the
group into the depot and began to upbraid his wife,
but be was speedily silenced by blow administered
by the buxom Irish woman. policeman took her
and her lover into custody and directed the driver
to convey the furniture to the Tombs Police
Court.
In court the woman stated that she had received
scarcely any money from her husband for SIX
months and that her household furniture, on the
day she removed from Brooklyn, was placed on the
sidewalk for non-payment of rent. Justice White
committed the woman and James to the Island for
a month and requested the Society for the Proven
ton of Cruelty to Children to look after the little
ones The furniture was handed over to the hus-
band and Jamess baggage was sent to Police Head
quarters
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cleared steamers New Brunswck Doane. Lunsnburs ma,
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man. 0oogins Boson Achilles Newbsryport renswands
Sherman, Providence; Louise, McCue. New York.
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Wiley, Newburyport NARROWER. Davidson. Newly York.
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