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Death On the Rajl.

TIE FRIGHTrUL DISASTER CAUSED By pKyrc1yv>
BRAKES ON PASSENGER TRAIS-TwENTY PEOPLE
KILLED AND TWELVE INJURED
The southern express train which LETT San Fran.
cisco Friday was wrecked near Tebse hapl early
saturday morning. Twenty-one people were
Killed and twelve badly injured. Shortly after
midnight the overland express By the Southern
Pacific stopped near Tehaehapi station to cut out
an extra engine taken on at Sumner to assist in
pulling up the Tehaehapi grade When the train
stopped the air brakes were applied. On detach.
Ing the engine the brakes relaxed, and the hand
brakes were either left open or were not strong
enough TO hold the train. The movement NAV
nave oeen helped by the strong gale blowing The
.rain got ANY, ana started back northward down
grace OF i20 ieet TO the mile The train consisted
OF two engines, express, mail and baggage cars
Two sleepers, one coach and q smoker. It went
down the grade at frightful speed for about four
miles, when the hindermost sleeper tunnel the
track and went over an embankment about IS feet
nign, carrying with IL the other sleeper and mail,
baggage and express cars, which were piled in
consumed. The scene Following the wreck rec was was
the ruins OF the train, and roasted to death before
the eyes OF those helpless TO save them Porter
Ashe and wife, who occupied a drawing-room OF
one Oh the sieepers, were awakened by the Crash
Ihey succeeded in getting out without injury Out
OF sixteen other occupants OF the car not one is be.
lieyed to have escaped. Meantime the occupants
OF the coach which kept on the down grade sucs
ceedeo IN stopping It. thereby saving the lives Of
some torty occupants OF that and the smoking car.
ney was killed.
SOME OF THE vIcTTMs
The burned body OF Mrs. Downey has been
Iound, and was recognized by her jewelry. or the
ueao, wright, colored. porter or one OF the sleep.
ers. was crushed. Express Messenger Charles
Person had his head shattered, and the following
nve were burned, but not beyond recoonitlon:
MISS M K Qutrres, Mrs H. o. oliver Mrs Dow.
ney, Levin Wethered and Mrs James Cassell
9lscnarged soldiers, were found dead, hut not
OuIned one other body, OF a large man. badly
cnarTeo, was found. and lie supposed to be that or
VINO mas been missing since the accident The
remaining eleven bodies are still undermined
Col Larrabee was born in Wisconsin, and served
TOT number or years In the United States army.
Eor the last ten years he had lived In Washington
ton, U.6A
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Capitol Notes.


On motion OF Mr.. Ingalls,, the Senate this after.
noon concurred IN the House amendment to the
bill to suppress gambling and gaming In the Dis
trfct, and the bill was finally passed 1t now only
law.
TO CHANGE THE TIME OF NETTING OF CoNGREss
MI. Blanchard. OF Louisiana, to-day introduced q
joint resolution to change the time of the meeting
of Congress It proposes to take effect with the
49th Congress which is to hold its first session on
me me S1n OF March 1855 and the second session
time OF meeting Is to apply to future Conoresses
the Joint resolution was referred to the judiciary
committee.
BIDS FOR PUBL FOR THE HOUSE
Bids were opened to-day by Mr.. Mcpherson.
clerk OF the House, for supplying the House of
representatives. with oak wood. The bidders were
as follows, and the price per cord: JAS T. Miller.
N4; George Bogus, Sz45; T. b Cross IT., S771:
Williams Son, S&As; George CrpvellnG. "a.
Charles 81. Bliss, $3.50; John Miller E.00 The
B Son.
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Appallia0 Less Of Life.
THE STEAMER CthBRIA GOES DOWN WITH NrA
DIV PERSONS ON BOARD. OF WHOM ABOUT 600 A
SUPPOSED TO HAHE RREN LIST

TIE STEAMER CthBRIA GOES DOWN WITH NEARt p
800 PERSONS ON BOARD or WHOM ABOUT 400 n
SUPPOSED TO HAVE BEEN LOST.
Inc Hamburg American line steamer Cimbrta
wnch IeN hamburg on Thursday for New York
came into collision with the British steamer SuI
Tan on Friday morning, on Borkum, an Island OF
Prussia, IN The North sea, twenty six miles north.
west OF kmden. The Cimbr,a quickly sank A
BOAT which has arrived at Cuxhaven has landed
thrty-nine survivors: seventeen were la pded AZ tina
Weser lie ht-house and eleven rescued and land al
oy an unknown vessel survivor from the Gin |.
oria makes the Following statement: THE weathe r
was clear up TO l:l5 O'Clock. but q fog then set
In, which continued and Increased In density. The
engines OF the Cimbria were kept at full speed
uhth 30 O'Clock, then at half speed until
O'Clock, after which they were kept at slow speed
ABOUT ten minutes past two O'Clock the whistle OF
am o.ner steamer was heard, and the engines OF
Ine Clmoria were stopped instantly. The Sultan's
green ugnt was, owi ng TO the fog, not observed
unIli sne was only one hundred and nifty feet OF
from the Clmor1a- Tie latter WAS struck aha r.
sne nrst collision, bukhead on the port side. and
sne haeIed over TO starboard and speedily sank !"
Inc Clmoria had Is cabin passengers 362 steora0a
passengers and crew OF 81 persons
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delegation OF members OF both Houses of Con.
gress called on the President Saturday, and urged
the appointment OF Judge James b. Edmonis, for
merry OF Iowa, - District Commissioner. They
presented petition IN behalf OF the appoint
ment signed BY nearly all the democr ratio mem pers
OF the House and many republicans
Judge Edmonds has the reputation OF being a
lawyer or ability, but he has retired from general
practice, and has made his home In Washington
iof some years past II Is urged by his hackers
mat from his 1oilities hts high Character and the
warm interest he takes in the prosperity OF the
nauohal city ne Is Qualined TO make an excellent
Commissioner
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Wall Street To-day.
THE STOCK MARKET p1r,, Am wr.v

NEW YORK, JAM 22-The Posts financial article
says: Inc stock market was dull and weak
throughout the forenoon. The total volume of
business was only about one-third as large as
during the same time on several days last week,
O'Clock There was selling movement in Union
Pacfnc which at first advanced
from 102x at the close on Saturd ~
unter sales OF about 10000 shares and then de-
cllned under sales OF about 5000 shares to 1O1 s.
by little after 12 O'Clock, and carried the rest OF
tne market Gown. The trading In Union Pacific was
aoou! One-slxth OF the whole amount OF sales dur.
Ing the forenoon All other stocks were weak and
lower but not In the same proportion as Union
Pacific,
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The Senasorsh hip Contests.

BALLoTING IN MICHIGAN, AINSEsoTA AND NgsR AsKa
One ballot for United States S.nator WAS taken
OF the Michigan legislature Saturday. The vote
stood-Ferry 10, Stout 80, with 81 votes scattering
among IL candidates. -. Two ballots for United
states senator were taken In the Minnesota lecis.
iature, with the Following result Window a.
wilson u, Dunnen 10, Hubbard g. and 30 scatter.
ing One ballot was taken In the Nebraska legiN-
lature, which resulted as follows Willard ii
Livingston, each 4, Thayer Ia, Ashby 49, Stickel 4
BOYD Q, Savage 8, Common 3, and the rest scat
tertng.
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MEXICAN ANNExArfoN-The New Orleans p,cc,.
t7ae says: There Is an extended belfef that reel
proclty treaty with Mexico means annexation We
ourselves cannot see any other result Once break
down Che barriers OF custom-houses and tariffs:
once permit our people TO accustom themselves TO
iree ana unrestricted intercourse with Mexico In
regard to tobacco, machinery and sugar. and no
power on earth can arrest further and more init
mate political connections
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~ BOLD RossssY-In New York, Friday AFTER
United States Mining Exchange, at n New street.
was sitting In his ONCE. he says he was assaulted
% some per son unknown and sos In cash sao1eS
from his desk His head "a badly cut. The mat
yer was reported to the police, who are trying
70 ma out the robber, but thus Tar without sn1.
cess ~
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IHR PRINCE OF WALES TO VISIT AMERIcA-A
teleeTam from OTTAWA, January 70, says: II is
STAYED on good authority that the Prince OF Wales
and suite will visit Canada the first vice. IA March
next, remaining In this country until after the
meeting OF the Science Association Ii is also said
Of the United States 49,
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Telegraphtc Briefn.

. The south bound train at 7:15 this morning on
the Delaware and Hudson railroad jumped the
track half a mile south OF the station, engine la
turning over and killing instantly Edward Mich
OILS, the fireman.
The schr. James A. Garfield arrived at Glouces-
Ter this morning from Grand Banks without fore
mast. she reports the loss OF six of her crew who
were visiting their travis on January 10TH A gale
setting IN they were unable to return to the YES
sci IL Is possible that they may have been picked
up by some passing vessel
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SOME OF THE VICTIMS.

PkEsT0fs BODY STOLEE.-The body OF Arthur
Preston, who was hanged at Belair Mo- last
Hendon Hill graveyard, where II had been buried
oy Sheriff Whiteford. The sheriff refused the
requeSt OF the physicians for permission TO make a
poStmortem examination, and the supposifI on IN
that the body was taken for that purpose
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TRUSTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
- LOTS. IN SQUARE NUMBERI D me HUN
DREDAND Ten AND NINE HUNDRED AND
r, EVEN. BETWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH
AND AND H STREET NORTHEAST.
By order and decree Of the Supreme Court ofa7S
the District OF Columbia in general term. pass d1#
equity cause No 1713. wherein Samuel A. Peugh is the
on TUESDAY. THE SIXTEENTH DAY OF JANU
AEY. 1883. at FOUR O'CLOCK PM, offer for sale at
public auction in front of the premises squares nun
bered 80 and 9l1 in the city OF Washington C. "a
the same are numbered the ground plat or plan Of
the said city, much thereof may be necessary
TO satisfy the said order and decree.
Unless 0tnerwike announced at the time of sale the
said premises will be sold by lots designated on the
recorded SUBDIVISION each Of the said squares contain
ing ten O lots varirg in frontage from Ga to 80 feet
and In depth from 30 to 124 i feet
Iermsas prescribed by the court: Cash at the TINA
OF SAFE deposit of 500 Will be required on each lot
wnen sold. Conyeyanctng at cost OF purchaser.
HENRY Z. DAVIS, Trustee,
AGO Louisiana avenue.
DoNCANoON baOS., Aucss. u, 5.6, TO- II, Is
VI THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTII.
FRIDAY, the NINETEENTH DAY OF JANUARY
A. ID. 1883. at same hour aud place.
80, ~ HENRY E. DAVIS Trustee
J11-lt 400 Louisiana avenue.
eE THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST
PONED, ON ACCOUNT OF THE WEATHER I'm.
Ill WEDNESDAY the path DAY OF JANUARY
A. D. 1883, at same hour and place.
JaIS-o 46O Louisiana avenue.
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Civil Service Examinations.

NEW York, Jan. 2a-CivIl service examinations
OF applicants FOO positions In the custom house
were held In the post office building to-day. About
40 candidates presented themselves The vacant
omces are clerkships This is the last examiha-
ton OF the customs civil service bond under the
order executed by President HAYES In 1870
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Stabbed His sweetheart.

NEW YORK, Jan. 22-ThOmas Fl; zgerald a Young
man, last night Quarreled with Mary Alice Moss
70 whom he was paying attention. and stabbed her
wounds are considered OF a dangerous Character.
fitzgerald was arraigned in court to-day and held
to await their result
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Local NOfeS.


The F. w. Doughty named among the list OF
victims OF the late disaster on the southern Pacific
railroad Is thought TO belong to this city, and was
aorme.iy emrloyed at the drug store. corner l4th
The members of Washington Lodge of Elks last
evening presented Mr.. Justus Rathoone pa & exal-
ted ruler. with gold watch
THB EXPECTED CLEVELAND CALL 10 Rev. DR.
gregational church OF Cleveland, appointed to
select pastor, and who were recently In this city
nave reportAd to the congregation unanimously
recommending that Rev. DR. Rankin, OF this city
be called. The matter win be decided at a meet.
Ing OF the m ambers OF the church TO be held this
week DR.. Rankin stated to STAR reporter this
afternoon that he only knew OF the matter from
what he saw In the newspapers, and they had
misconception of the rules OF the Congregational
church governing such matters.
To REsIGN tbs PRESIDENCY OF THK SCHOOL
District Commits toner's Of his Intention to resign
the presidency or the school board. This action
MT. Birney told STAR reporter to-day. would take
place az the next meeting or the board. When
asked II he proposed to resign his place as a men,
Der or the board OF trustees, he said that was a
matter for future consideration. Mr.. Birnny is
impelled to the course he proposes to take 10y the
action OF the board In respect to teachers examna-
tons and other matters.
A WOMAN HELD FOR LARcENY.-Mary Herman,
an aged woman, was before Judge Smell to-day,
In stealing lot or meat, butter and other articles
from Joseph Sontuchi 1t was also proven that
she stole sack OF flour from q store en- Louisiana
avenue on previous occasion. The case was sent
to the grand jury under $500 bonds, and the de-
fendant was committed.
AssAULTING AN OFFrcER.-A young man named
John w. Daily was arrested by Sergeant Boyle, OF
the Central station, yesterday afternoon for dis
orderly conduct Oh the avenue, and on the way to
the station he resisted and severely assaulted the
officer by backing his eyes and kicking him. In
the Police Court this morning, when the case was
cailed the defendant forfeited $50 collateral for
assaulting the officer.
RANGE OF THE THERMoMETER.-The following
were the readings at the ofce Of the chief signal
onlcer to-day: am, $3.50; II am, 25 go; 2pm
2.1o. Maximum, 500: minimum, $3.50.
ARRESTED IN BALrINoRg-The detectives In Bal.
timore have arrested Joseph Myer alias Richter
ana I'ador Mandel. the men who played the con-
ndt nc game with snide Jewelry on Mr.. Denekas
last Thursday evening.
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FoR RUBsERs

Men'. best quality. 76c women's bese qualify &c.
Women's second quality. etc., Mfssosf 6esf 0usiitv
me l-2 i0c-; Chidren's bes: quality, sxss 10 l0x
Mems Wool insd Buckle Arctics and Half Arctics
Ben Acting and Rubber Boots WOOD lined 9 cheap =
any house IN town. foronnh only.
LEATHER goods tust cheap Ia vropugtion Socloso0uH
al2 ls,A and 1919 f:,ssyi1ani1 sss,a,..
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LIMITED STATES MARsHAI'S SALE.

II MED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE.
virtue of five wrs Of eri facias issued out Of the
Clerks office 81 the Supreme Court of the District of
Columbia and to directed. will sell at public sale
for cash at No. 81 Pennsylvania avenue northwest
on TUESDAY, the TWENTY-THIRD DAY OF JAN
tARY, 1889, at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. ali the right
ute claim and interest OF the defendant and to the
10 property, to wit All the stock Of
usually found in rselass stationery store seized
and eyied upon as the property of James j. Chapman
et McCeney: Nc a lla at law in favor Of Vernon
Reay No "a ia at law. in favor Daniel Slate Co
No. "a, lis at law. in favor of Baker, Pratt Il Co.
CLAYTON MCMICHAL.
,o L. s. Marshal
fiohAS DoNLING. Aucffoneer. JAZZ dts
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Latest kilograms to The Star.


The New Jersey Senatorship.
SENATOR Mp HERsoN CLAIMS ENOUGH VOTES TO
ELECT HIN.
TRENTON, n. j. Jan. Ex-senator Mcpherson ar
rived In the city shortly before noon. The indi-
cations favor the holding OF the democratic as
wei as the republican senatorial caucus this even
Ing AFTER the adjournment OF both houses. Senator
McPherson claims to have % votes on the nrst
Dauo@ he only needs q to nominate him.
Chilli Refuses 10 NogOsiate.
PANAMA, Jan. 6.-Letters received from Callao,
Decemoef 18th, announce that the Gillian govern
ment has now distinctly refused to allow it's repre-
s60tativeS TO meet the Bolivian ambassador
Fatal Railroad AcciAena
TROY. N. T., Jan. 22-The locomotive OF a train
on the GlenS Falls branch OF the Delaware and
Hudson railroad, which lert Glens Falls at quar-
ter past seven O'Clock this morning, was derailed
about half mile below the depot in that place.
oy Ice on the track, and the engine was over
turned. Edward Nichols eighteen years old, the
fireman, was found under the wreck. and was
fatally scalded by escaping steam. No damage
was done to the baggage Car or two coaches which
made up the train.
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FINANCIAL.

1DROTECT YOUR ANTILLES
u BY joining the MIIGA RESERVE FUND LIFE
ASS ALTON. h sue OF this inStti.s.or IA
wonderful. puriUe September and October a.ol.e 1t
Nrste nearly six .nl luI Go.Iars Of insurance.
Bee advertlsrr.is = IN Io-t. solicitors Vgan.ed.
Office. 1909 II street.
plT-Sr ENIGuT
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THE COURT OF CLANS met to-day pursuant t.
adjournment A decision was rendered in the
case OF Commander James D. Graham, OF thu
navy, which is In effect that naval officers while
travenng IN foreign country. under orders. art
under orders in the United states Judgment va;
given for s46a 10 In favor OF the claimant. The
FOR new thai Of the case s so Of Tm'
case Of Swift, Courtney and Beecner Co against t
tanning the ruling Of the Commissioner Of internal
Revenue In regard to the sale OF match stamps q
THIS company The court appointed b. h. Alex.
testimony. The case OF Campben q Eslin against
the District o: Columbia was then taken uD and
win probably occupy the attention OF the couri
during the entire week.
A.CURIous ConcDExcs.-Alits little circumstance
connected with the defalcation OF State Treasurer
Polk OF Tennessee is worthy of note. H. l. Goslip
was nominated BY Judge Freeman, then a membe,
OF the state legislature. as the republican candi.
date tor the oce OF treasurer but was defeated by
later, Goslin, now United States marshal ar.
rested and brought back TO Tennessee his Old 90.
ponent, Polk.
+ IMPORTANT DECISION ON TIE CIyu. RIGHTs AcI
decision was rendered by the supreme court OF
the United States to-day In the important consul.
tutional case OF the United States agt r q. Har.
ence Of opinion among the Judges Of the O. 8. cir.
cult court for the western district Of Tennessee.
The particular question presented here d the con
SttuttOnansy Ofoe0&f0n 6S19of the Revised Statutes
Tho court holds IN an elaborate opinion By Xr
Justice Woods, that this section Is not supported
BY tho authority Of the federal constitution. and
that its enact9aent was beyond the bowers 81
Congress-
BILL FOR DIv0RCK-Mr. b. b. Moulton has MED
bin for Z +. Shomo for divorce nom O.v. Shomo,
with permission 70 resume her maiden name Of
Eva +. De Land, Contxul Of her child and reason,
able SUM for costs, counsel foes ANA alimouY.
The bill sets forth that 6h0mo is employed ct the
Government Printing Once: and they were mar
Iied ct the Eefeet Baptist church, Nov. eth. t67A
after hee marriage 10 begAn 20 treat her ernel1y.
DestoWtng upon her profanes 0beceue, low, vulgar
and Indecent language end eplthets, and some
times klck1 and baQWR THIS tTeatUen1 began, nho
oaege1, september, 1871, and CONTINUED uni
December, l600 when he abandoned her.
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Name.
Cen. Pacific.
CheS. & Ohio. ,
News Bfiefh,


Rufus Hatch sailed for Europe on Saturday tn
the steamer Germanic. -
Ex-Sheri1 Thos n Riley, weu-known Brook
MT. jas. r Keene has mortgaged his property at
Newpor., RI. for SIS OoO. payable in two years
is1. Ms, Tor liverpool IN the steamship Polyne-
Snow fell in Kansas Iowa and northern Illinois
u roars soay aEnI ana saturday, blocking tho rail-
John Lanasrberger, an abscondine Philadelphia
quaintances tn PhiIadeipnia Of Soooo@ has Bean
traced to Toronto, Ont
In bicycle race at Boston, Saturday, between
Marlboro for $500 ten miles straight away, Prince
won In SO minutes 40 seconds.
DER As az s%ssa ses,s Old
the neck and arm and then shot himself In the
temple, dying instantly. Ars smith win recover
by ex- Governor Cornell, & his residence In New
YORK, Saturday evening. Ex-Governors Fish and
On anc cen. nancock the guests
the Boynton saw and nle company or Williams
Durg. N. T., was Knocked down and robbed OF $3.50
IA Aans'le street, BROOKLYN. By three men, who
A desperate battle was fought near Tehuantepec
Mexican troops and the Tehuantepec indtan =.
The Indians lost 60 men killed and many wounded.
The troops lost 50 men killed, including their leu
Prince Frederick Charles Alexander, brother OF
Emperor William OF Germany, Is dead
EAZaOctn FfetDefs age0 tWenCy-SiX, unmarried.
committed suicide in Cumberland, Nd, SATURDAY.
evening, BY tnhaltng chlOr0form. She was en-
ciente She leaves child aged tirree years
AT Albany. ny. Saturday, Sneak-thief robbed
the safe OF Rufus Rose, insurance agent, or $500
while three or four clerks we're In the room, the
thief escaping without detection
MRS. LANaTRY AND "P1UcKY" Nh 0xsHArn-
Mrs. LangtTy concluded her engagement Ia 81
Louis Saturday evening Mr.. Gebhard win ac-
company Ma Langtry TO Memphis, and from
there he says he win take q trip 70 the far west.
visiting Denver, Cheyenne and other places Ia
COLORADO and the western torntortoS The mem
6era Of the Union eauh q New York, to which ~
0ebhard belongA have discussed his refusal 10
night duel with Col CunninRhaH.of the Ot IOuia
Globe Democrat a16 the unfvezsal op1nfon a ~
club, according 20 the New York 6ssM "a ~thaf ~
Gerhard behaved In q geatiemanlike manner.
and would have been Q fool % have acted otner,
wtsen They regard Gehhard @ nue CoWaryl harf
paucay young man.
LAnoR NORMA woman Who was found In Bal.
tImoEe wearing male Attire gave her reasons Q
l0lIoWe: II wear Wen1 clothes becap1o I an n
t1toss ana can make . 40 q man where could
Only get u f0r he 0ANo Wogk - q W0RaAn..
He new York freight handlers. at meeting yes
@0Vs 0et6smlne4 70 yoogEAA1B TIE nto9....
me 0euef ueoF1cf1lg e0ol pe0ue110m rs olzuagth-
so0d Prices. y. " HoW1eeiy, MAYER C e0an1on,
~. nas ve1fneo IT, pal1f16o % gEan1 @nooai
WORKMAN 81 tho Kn1yhf6 oe Labor 81 TO Uu11R0
$500 Do eyee haN1nR - nDanud ~ no
strain g nigAe ueek n ~ IA - pG11x11a
@nse l059 He VIII probably ~ Ouoceeded by
naipn bean"onts Of 8n1rA
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eg THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
MONDAY. the FIFTEENTH DAY OF JANUARY, A.
ID. 1883. at same hour and u ace.
CHARLES WALTER,
jams eo&ds
~ THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL.
itESDaf y, the IWEN1Y-THIRD day of January
AD. 1883, same hour and RACE
,HARLES WALTER
Executor of Estate of Wiihemina EichIer deceased
janI5-eo&ds N'
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THE WEEKLY STAR.
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Wtv-stx columns. cut pasted and folded. Contains
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9. Court. Warrington News ana Goesip. PolificaI
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cAescnes. Home Articles Fashion Notss, Telegraph
rews lhaving it, own wire 10 New York; Literary Notes
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~. ~. only only ONE DolIAa YxA1. postpaid. Address
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NOW Is THE TINE FoR ELEoAlaPAHE AND
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=, tney cure cough9 Coldo HoaZ1snaoG ~, 15Snnanf
70 a1e ana ready q anY tirne. "
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