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Experiments With Sulphuric
Acid

Experiments of an interesting and val
liable character have been made with a
view to counteracting the damaging eff
sects produced by sulphuric acid, which
the combustion of ordinary Illuminating
gas causes, in sufficient quantities, by
destroying the binding OF books and
furnishing the lettering on their
backs-besides, of course, vitatjng the
atmosphere to degree uniaverabie to
health. In these experiments, two
plates of finely perforated zinc were
suspended, one three and the other
twelve inches above the burner. At the
end of three months, the lower plate
showed an accumulation of the ordinary
brownish-black depo-it and turing Of
sulphate of zinc, but the upper plate
was only slightly affected. From these
results it would appear that single
plate of perforated zinc. about a foot
square, placed over gas jet, is suffici-
ent to retain most of the noxious ema-
nationsl
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Feeding While at Pasture.

1t will soon be time for the old ques-
ton to recur to the dairyman whether
or not it pays to feed meals TO the cows
that are living on good flush pasture.
While it is fact that, taken alone. there
is no better food fer a COW than good
pasture, yet the experience of many OF
the best dairymen throughout the coun-
try is in favor of quite liberal feeding
with corn meal and bran, even while
the COW is on the best of pasture and ap
parently doing as well as could reason
ably be expected of her. 1t hal been
found that while green grass furnishes
the finest of havors and deepest OF col
ors to the milk and butter, yet there IS
an absence of richness of fatty matter in
the mix that moderate supply of corn
meal TO the COW will put into the milk.
1t also helps 10 enlarge the flow Of milk,
even though the COW has apparently
been doing her best, When the COW
has been living on grass alone, II she is
suddenly given q heavy feed Of meal
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Beauty in Man and Woman.

I'm we'll proportioned figures it is
usual to find the length of the body from
head to foot to be about eight times the
length of the face" says an uptown ar
fist. 1.-THE length of the hand bears a
certain prodortion to the forearm, and
this to the arm from the elbow to the
shoulder. The foot is in length shorter
than the leg from the ankle TO the knee
Joint, and this is shorter than the leg
from the knee to the hip. An idea oil
the proportion which the limbs bear tc
each other may be inferred from the
following numbers. which appertain to
figure measuring from FIVE to ten inches
from hand to foot: From ground to
ankle. two inches and seven-eighths;
from ankle to knee, eighteen inches;
from knee to hip, nineteen an two
eighths; from hip to collar bone, sixteen
and six eighths: from collar bone to top
OF head, thirteen and one-eighth; length
of foot, from heel to toe, ten
and FIVE eighths; hand, finger end
to wrist-ioint, eight and three
Fights; wrist-jo mt to elbow joint, ten inch.
es. elbow to shoulders, twelve inches"
Taking a long stick or Alpenstock, that
some pedestrian had abandoned in a
corner of the yard, tn artist continued
at you wish to testyour own symmetry,
here's good method; Cut this stick to
exactly your own length. Then mark 1t
off into twenty four equal parts. Num-
her one should mark about the ankle
Joint from the bottom of your foot, num-
Der seven the knee, thirteen the hip
twenty the shoulder and twenty-four
the top of the head. The length oil your
foot should be somewhere between
three and four parts, from your mid.
die fingers end to wrist joint three
parts, to elbow six and one-half and to
shoulder ten. The female head is small
er than the male head: There can be
no settled or fixed measurements en-
ployed to decide what should be the
width or heigth of the figure or of the
limb. In the male figure the circum-
ference of the chest should be greater
than that of the lions or about the hips
while in the female this order is nearly
reversed Clara Belle, in Cincinnati
ENQUIRER.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1883-10-18
a New Machine for Making
Needles

The manufacture of needles has re-
Gently been greatly expedited, as well
as perfected, by means Of machine
which takes piece of wire less than an
inch in length, and holds it firmly
While it is being hammered out into a
fnli length needle of some two inc res;
then. each needle is finished. it is
thrown into a receptacle near by, the
opers ton being repeated with amazing
.elerity and undertaking accuracy.
There is in addition, an automatic ar
raugement which renders it possible to
20 adjust the feeding apparatus that,
when it requires attention, call DELL Is
struck. in ample tine II prevent the
apparatus being thrown out Of working
movement After going through this
process, the tanks are ready for finish
ing according to the usual processes,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1883-10-18

Lord Geoffty epitomlzed 1.-The Thorn, p"
one of Wads Scrth's finest Lyrical Ballads. as
simply telling how woman in a red CLOAK
went up to thetop of hill, said oh MIS-
cry and then came down again Had
that savage critic kept bottle of Allea's
Iron Tonic Bitters in his stSdy he would
never have panned such malicious sen.
tnece which mad its source unquestiouaNiY
in bilious aud morose constitution wni6a
the Bit ers would have speedily cured. All
genuine bear the signature of J. P. Allen,
st. Paul, MINI.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1883-10-18

The blood would run-For five years l
was a sufferer from catarrh. My Dostrils
we're SO ser sitive that l could not bear the
least bit of dust; at times so bad the blood
would run. and at night could hardly
breathe. After trying many things without
benefit l used ElY's Cream Balm. / aal a
living witness of its efficacy. Peter Bruce,
Fa rmer, Ithaca, N. Y. EASY TO use, price
IN cenfs
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Sure cure for Blind, Bleeding and Itch
ing Plies. Single box has cured worst
chronic case of twenty years standing No
the tumors, allays the it hing particularly
after getting warm in bed Pr pared onll for
I'll s ald itching Tor he private paris. N yes
Bros. & Cutter, s.. Paul, Wholesale Agents.
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'BuRSs AND ScALps "--Ii you are SO I'M
fortunate as 10 ihiure yours IL In this way,
we can suggest o remedy that will soon re-
lieve you OF all pain and quickly heal the
wound; it cost but twenty-five cents and is
old by all druggists. Ask for Perry Davis
Pain Killer.
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When a man DIR ops s. out of his peck
ct he doesn't make much of time; but
when he loses a collsr button worth 5
cents be goes on like q mailman.
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J. G. Gray OF DAdeville, Ala, writes US: l
have been using your DR.. Wna. Halls Bal
sam for the ltfngs and can soy, of truth,
ii is far superior to any other lung prepare
ton in the world. My mother was confined
to her bed fouf weeks With a cough. and
had every attention ty as good ply sicians
as there are in the country, snd they all
failed to effect cure. but when ] got one
b. tile of your DR.. William II IFS Balssns
for the lung :, fshe began to mend right away
/ can say in truth, that it is the means of
saving her lie | knew of five cases that
DR.. William Halls Balssm has Cared, and
my mother is better nov thaR she has been
before for twenty wears.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1883-10-18

Is the best salve for cuts, bruises, sores,
ulcers salt rheum. letter chapped hands,
chilblains corns and all kinds of skin erup.
TONS ireckles and pimples. Get Henry's
Carhoic Salve, as all others are counterfeits.
Price 25cts.
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l have been Using Swiit's Specific Is S. S }
and find it to be the best remedy oftae kind
that l have ever been abe to get, and l
have tried them ali. John fischer, Ord. U.
s. Cavalry.
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OH Misery -


An enricher of the blood and purifier of the
sy stem; cures assitude and lack of energy;
such is Browns Iron Bite D.
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Maud Graves OF Grand Prairie was nom
mated for superintendent of schools by the
n HES county Republican" conv ntiOn
Don't die in the house. Rough on Rats" Clears
out rats, mice, flies reaches, bed-bugS. l5c.
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IppEI1 COUNTY, n. C-Fhe Ex-Sheriff
Mr. w. F. Wasson, eys; Browns Iron
Ditters has improved my digestion and
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1883-10-18

The residence OF W. s. Morrill, IN Fargo,
Oak, was burned recently. Loss, $1,000;
insurance, ST. 500.
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-----ssS--- =,
have known and watched the use OF
Swih's Specific e. s. S for over fifty years,
and never have known or heard of iti fail
ure to cure any case of Blood Poison when
properly taken. Fl. L. Depnard, Perry, Ga.
Mensman's PeptOn zed beef Tonic, tho only
preparation of beef containing Its entire nutritious
properties. 1t ccntains blood-makiug, o ce-genera
ting and life-sustaung properties; invaluable for
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, nervous prostraton. and
all forms of general debility ALSO in all enteebled
conditions. whether the result of exhaustion. nervous
prostration, overwork acute disease. particularly
If resulting from pulInona complaints. CAswELL.
HAZARD & Co., Proprietors, New York. Sold 10y
Druggists.
Get LYONS Patent Heel Sufferers applied to
new boots and shoes before you run them over.
Wise's Axle Grease never gums.
Forrelieving Throat Trou res and Coughs,
"Fro,rHs bronchial Troches' have world
wide reputation. Sold on u in boxes Price sc.
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KEYsER W. VA -Dr W d f twin, says;
"Mt esteem Browns Iron Bilters as an
excellent tonic"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1883-10-18

Canadian revenue last year was $35 500,
000-the surplus the larg st ever known.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1883-10-18

The Cincinnati Enquirer is reported in.
tending cut to cents.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1883-10-18

The Frazer Axle Gre Sc lasts four times as
long as any other. Use it, aud save your
harqpQ
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1883-10-18

Utic IN, Y. na, new match factory
tuning cut 1000. roo 8 dsv
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IRRrrATtoS. inhamn alton. all Kidney sud Z mary
Complaints cured by -Buchu- haba." 81.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1883-10-18

division of TIE Chilian army has len
Callao to attack Montero.
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wsIfs' sRouGH on CoRSsT-l5c. Ask for it
Complete permanent cure. Corns. warts bunIons
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1883-10-18

Skinny MEN--Welis' Health Ienewer" restores
health and Vigor. cures dyspepsia, impotence. 81.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1883-10-18

The North Nebraska Methodist COME
ence deuounces tobacco.
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piles, piles, piles.

Werecommend Wise's Axle Grease
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~ AddIes8 . IIH60N q % T " V''E''7' "a
EVERY WOMAN should send e sia .i, to pr
o. for pamphlet about the prompt and rosi we cure
Of diseases peculiar to women, Cheap aud never
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ELY BROTHERS. oweEo. Y.

O. TO SCORER isy at home. Samples worth SIS tsA
Co Address SrlSsoN Co.. Portland. Name.
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before Tor twenty years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-10
The Late Alexander III. Steuh.m.

lIs
Capt. 1. A. Brandebury, now clerk IN the PEN
sion ONCE In this city, said to a STAR reporter:
One evening In october, 1865, President johnson
asked me take small parcel to Alexander r.
Stephens then stopping at Willard's hotel, and
VINO had just been released from Fort Warren
Boston Harbor. I found the gentleman sur.
rounded by many distinguished callers After
the company had left handed Mr..
Stephens the envelope, who took It and with a
nervous hand broke the seal the envelope was an
Official one and bore the line sFrom the President
OF the United States" on the upper right hand cor
ner, and his eye caught those words as soon as he
received the packet), and, after a few momepts.
curing which time his countenance seemed to say,
II am permitted to go home, " he turned to me and
SAID: II have had many callers, many persons
that was glad to see, but am more glad 10 see
you, my young friend, than all OF them.n Taxing
receipt for the papers orders for transportation
OF Mr.. Stephens from this place to Crawfordsyille
Ga.), LETT him. Seventeen years later called on
mn, nim at the National hotel When I said to him
that he had expressed so much pleasure at seeing
me the last time called that felt encouraged "a
come again, he replied, with q puzzled look that
ne could not recall my face or my former visit to
mind. When handed him his old receipt given
me in 1866, he was not long In saying that while
had outgrown his recollection, he had never for
an autograph letter I withdrew and never saw
him afterwards.
Some days after the visit received the follow
Ing letter.
NATIONAL HOTEL, Washington, d. c., 9th Feb,
l6S2-Mr. s. A. Brdadeboa'y, Washington. d. C.-My
Dear Friend: Your very kind note asking my au-
1ograph was received several days ago. and you
must excuse the delay OF my response. 1t isneed-
less Tor me TO give you the reasons OF the delay.
Sufflce to say that they are good and you would I
doubt not, be perfectly satisfied with them II I
had time to state them In detail, but have not,
Allow me now, therefore, briefly to comply with
your request and to say that never forget our
nrst interview % and shall ever cherish your ao
Yours truly, ALEXANDER II. STEPHENe.
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Weather Notes for virgins
COLD AND CLEAR IN CHARLESTON.


CHARLESTON, sc, March 10. o a. .m.-The weather
mere tnlS morning is cold and clear and last nght
mere was nothing more than a heavy rain, which
ceased about 10 O'clock.
THE WEATHER IN THE DOMINION To-p.y
HALIFAX March 10, 10 a. m.-The weather fs
cioudy with moderate west wind: thermometer
24o. ' ~ iio'iieoo'
QCEBEc, March IN, 10 q. m.-The weather "a duu
and mild, with a light east wind.
MONTREAL, March 10, 10 a. m-The weatber IN
duil and mild. There is no wind.
OTTAWA, ONT, March TO- 10 A. m.-Tbe weather
is cloudy with light snow fiurries There is yery
little wind. '
TORONTO, ONT, March TO- 10 q, m.-The veatber
Is cloudy and mild. There is no wind
LONDON ONT., March 10, 10 a. MT IS showing
heavly here. The weather Is mild.
SNOW, But NO BIG STORM IN THE NORTHWEST
CHICAGO, March 10.-Special dispatches from al
parts or the northwest report light snow ana
minus aC many points, but no very severe storms
Inc weather In Dakota is clear. In western Min.
neSota there are nigh winds and threatening snow.
I iShpemlng, Mich, 1t is showing aud drifting
badly. AT Marquette II Is blowing a gale and the
snow Is drifting badly.
NO BLOW AT ELMrRA
ELMiRA, N T., March 10.-It has been showing
mere since early morning There is no wind
NoRTHEAsTER IN NEW JERSEY.
AsBuRY PARK, N. J., March 10-It has rained
hard since O'clock this morning. Tue wind r.
O.owlng from the northeast.
BLOW AT BOSTON.
BOSTON, March 10, 80 pm.-A northeast rain.
STORM set In here at II AS and still continued
lne velocity or the wind is 20 miles per hour. thA
temperature IS degrees, the barometer 20 81 ana
slowly falling. ~'~ "As
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PERsoNAI--Hon. Carl Schurz, editor of the New
York Evening Post, is in town.--Mrs. NJ j. Hunt,
OF street, leaves for New York this evening"
Senator-elect Palmer, OF Michigan, is at the Ma
tional-Ex-SenatOr Window and Marshal Nc
Michael are in New York.-Hon. Daniel Need
George Noyes editor Of the Massachusetts Plough
man, are at the Ebbitt
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ARMY ORDERs.-The leave Of Captain John c.
White, first artillery. is further extended one
month on account OF sickness The leave of First
Lieutenant Charles H. Noble 10th infantry. Is ex-
tended four months, with permission to leave the
United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-10

FEELING VACANCIES ON THE On, m Jupv-The
following names have, been drawn OF citizens to
an vacancies on the grand jury: a IT Mccormick,
Noland, III 18th st NV Walter Iinkins i4la sstn
St NV; 9 e Williams. l7IO Pa ave-; David
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Charges Against Supervising Architect
Hill.

Charges Against Supervising Architect
Hill.
AN INVESTIGATION TO BE ORDERED.
1t was positively ascertainsd to-day that formal
charges OF serious nature against Supervising
Architect j. g. Hill have been presented to the
Treasury department, With specifications and the
names OF witnesses, and that an investigation of
the matter has been determined upon. The man
ner OF procedure has not been decided yet, but
Is now being considered, and action Will be taken
In few days. What the exact nature of the
charges Is could not be learned, but they undoubt-
edly reflect upon Mr. HIPS connection with the
granite contracts for furnishing stone for the va
rious public buildings throughout the country.
u Nel1her couid IL 6e learned by whom the charges
were made; but from outside sources It is ascer.
tained that A. g. Mills has charge OF pressing the
matter before the proper authorities. It is sup
posed, however, that Representative Murch, OF
Maine. Is one OF the main instiQators and It ia
whispered that MI. Perry Belmont, OF New York,
has hand in the matter.
WHAT Mr.. HILL SAYS
Mr.. Hill, when waited upon respecting the
charges mace said that he knew nothing about
the matter further than that he was informed
some ten days ago that charges of 1rrepularity.
&C., were being made against in. and tn efforts
were Deing made to bring them to the attention OF
did not know. but imagined that they were re-
hash OF the innumerabie charoes male against
him ever since ne had been in the ONCE. He did
attacks or not, but presumed that Mullett's com
plants were connected with them as Mullett had
charged MIN WITH @ everything bad except rape and
regard to the matter, and proiessed himself ready
for thorough Investigation It can not be learned
that any other Treasury officials than MI. Hill are
implicated. - - Wv
ABOUT Mr. MILLS.
1t is learned that Mr. Mills, Who It Is said, has
presented the charges, was formerly clerk In the
supervising architects offlce OF the Treasury de-
partment under Mr. Mullett and Mt HUI. and was
indicted with the latter at Chicago but acquitted
company In that city, and is now "a ojficer OF an
elevator company In New YorkctI He is promi-
nent also In base ball circles f
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General Foreign News.

hNULIsH HOLDERS OF VIRGINIA. BoNps
LONDON, March l0.-At meeting OF the commit.
zee OF virginia bondholders yesterday IL was re.
solved to do the utmost 10 yfndIcate The c,s,Ss e
tle oondholders upon the state OF Virginia and 10
ADVISE the holders not tn take any steps toWards
converting the bonds under the Riddleberger acts
FRENCH BLOCKADE AT MADAGASCAR
A dispatch TO the Standard from Vienna saya
the commander OF the French squadron I'm NADIA.
shore and occupy several ports or the island. hut
not TO send troops into the interior.
DECREASE OF LAwLEssNEss IN ERIN
DUBLIN, March 10-Judge Lawson, addressing
the grand jury at Armagh -day referred to ihs
decrease or lawlessness In Ireland
RUNNING CAR BY ELECTRICITY
LONDON, March l0.-A large party gathered In
witness the trial here to-day or the Trpp electrt.
Cal tram car. The car ran a distance OF iour milea
satisfactorily and fulfilled the requirements OF the
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Prize Fight Inst NiRhf.

TWELVE ROUNDS IN THIRTY-FIvE NINUTEs
TRENTON, n. j., March 10.-John West and James
Martin, employees In Roebling's wire mill, fought
pre- nght last night In Lovers Lane a secluded
oyway In Chambersburg. A large number OF iron
WORKERS. friends Of the parties, were present.
IWeve ROUNDS were fought, occupying thirty -five
sln; s, VINO was badly punished, went down and The
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THE EVENING STAR.
LADIES' GOODS.

ID A U MS
am daily receiving all the Novelties in SPRING
IL.iNEk1, and am now prepared TO show the latest
styles In HATS AND BONNEIS.
few FRENCH FLOWERS. the handsomest ever
s2own In this country Please call and them. am
onerlng handsome bunch of Tips three in a bunch,
ss$i.oo only, each Tip is cheap at Is cents
LADIES' SPRING DOLMANS
10 SILK and Wool Material stylish goods at low prices.
FLANNEL SUITS FOR LADIES.
Come and see my new style of Flannel Suits which
cner At 81 90 and will have suits made by
dressrnakers.
LADIES' NEW SILK SUITS.
CHILOREN'S NEW STYLES OF SUITS AND
JACKETS.
Low Prices for sood Goods. at
B A U MS,
f2S 4l6 7rH STREET
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Suit for $4,000 Damages
THOMAS woRTHIN0ToN VS. THIRD AUDITOR KEIGHr-
LEY.

LEY.
To day j. Amber Smith, for Thomas worthinr.
ton, entered suit against &. w. Keightley, third
auditor OF the u g. Treasury, for $4,000 damages,
caused by hundreds OF groundless statements In
his reports or letters In regard to the plaintiffs
for army supplies furnished the q. g. volunteer
troops, at Camp Dennison, Ohio, In 1861 which re.
one to Assistant Secretary OF the Treasury John
B. Hawley, dated May 2 1879, In answer TO Q ne.
quest by President Hayes, In letter to Hon. Ben
to 70 a
Secretary OF the Treasury, as existing in partial
settlement OF the first item OF the plainttf's &C.
gesting a correction OF the same. which lettea
was not answered.
Second-One to President Hayes, dated June "a.
credits allowed 70 " WortSinsson. % the pisinsin. 81
the dlsbursing oficers at Camp Dennison, IN the
summer OF 1851, had been omitted In the partial
ThirdIOne to the Hon. Ben. Butterworth, Of
January, 1884, as to the correctness OF an exhibit
By the plaintiff. showing omissions Of proper
March, lO0o dated January 20. 1881.
0And the plaintiff hereby avers that said reports
OF letters contain hundreds q ialse malicious and
eminent Of the United states Of the plaintiis 5uM
claims upon the sane n n s1nSs S June s amount
eAIAxrs or OoxoRxsuoxAE l,rr1oYu-rne
last Congress provided for Q committee Of both
houses TO Revise the salaries Of the employee 6
70 present program. win meet In this city nex4
October. % as TO be ready With repEt - seon q
Congress meeta
Ix-gherin Peter A. voorhees, and Anuha3
voorhees, were killed insta0tAneo9eV yo.1foY y
their carriage coming into ooulaon WIZ uSaa
on the Raston and Amboy railroad at weston -
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PHILADELPHIA, March 10-The treasurer of the
Mon Trust company states that about half the
amount OF the Philadelphia Il Reading railroad
car trust loan refused by the Philadelphia Savings
Fund has been taken.