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Our Defenseless Coast.

POINTS FROM GEN WRIGHT'S REPORT-ESTIMATEs FOR
RIVER AND HARBoR IMPROVEMENTS AND DE-
FENSES.
Gen. Wright, in his annual report, OF which
summary was published in yesterdays STAR, calls
attention to the report OF the board OF engineers on
delenseS ana 1ofthcatlon and expresses the hope
that careful consideration OF the subject by the
Secretary OF War and Congress may secure the
means, by liberal appropriations for their ihprove-
ment
The report says that it is well known that our
coast with its Important ports is Virtually defense
less against a modern naval attack and DrOper
anxiety for the care Of the national honor and inter-
ests, when such state OF things should suggest.
upon the approach OF hostifies our vast resources
would enable us to improvise some sort OF adequate
deiense; Upon the approach of war 1t would be
Impossible 10 OBTAIN In from abroad the re-
quSlte CAMPERS and numbers OF guns, and our own
Establishments from want OF encouragement, are
not now prepared to do the work with
the promptitude necessary for any useful effect
he suggests the application of the turTet system Of
lortlfication for the harbOrs OF our commercial
ESTIMATES FOR RIVER AND BARBoR IMPROVEMENTS
AND DEFENsEs.
In his estimates for the coming year, General
wright makes the following Recommendations: River
and harDor improvements S32 113 2S5; examinations
and surveys of rivers and harbors and contingencies
1or which there Is no special appropriation OOO
sea coast and lake frontier defenses OOO con-
defense In Atlantic harbors 100000; purchase Of
Torpedo material for storage for San Francisco
narnor, S5UOO maintenance Of engineer school at
Will, Willis Point, N " 81, soo publishing results Of
geographical surveys west OF the Tooth meridian
x2OO; surveys and reconnaissance In military
d DIV $40 rs and departments, $4,000 Total,
DEFENsEs OF WASHINGTON
lie asks $4,000 for the improvement OF Fort
Foote, $4,000 for Fort Washington, $4,000 for
strengthening the defenses of Fortress Monroe and
$4,000 for an artesian well within the ratification
He also asks $4,000 for improvements to Fort
WOOL so as to fit it for the heaviest modern guns
protected by impenetrable armOr
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THE GREEDY RELIEF EXPEDITION INQuRY.-Mr.
H. H. Alexander has been appointed official steno-
causes OF the failure OF the Greedy relief expedi-
ton. At the session OF the court to-day nearly
the whole time was occupied in reading
the records OF the original Greely
expedition In 1884, and the correspondence relating
to the relief expedition OF 1882 under command Of
Major Beebe, OF the signal service. The court has
decided 10 grant Lieut.. Garlington'S request to be
represented by counsel He has notified the court
that MI. Linden Kent. OF this city, Will act as his
counsel
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CORPS or TEACHERS.

Mr. aud Mrs. ", d CABEIL. Principals; Prof T. Il
Mason Latin and Mathematics: Prot = n Shutn. Col,
uaiian College,. History. Moral AMI Mental P'ioso
Ihy and Logic. Prot. A y. Skinner Nat Obs Astron-
CIfiy Physics. Geology: Prof J. IL. Rogers Chemistry
with exleriments} Miss APPEL German Mad cheyr-
mont IlIit de fAcadeinie d. Par-). French Miss
III and Prof Marye English; Miss VI. Gay.
Brl,s L+ttreS: Prof Anton GlOetZner. Instrumental
N1~ic Miss II Evrrulonfi Jones Vocal Music Prof c.
& NJ SSfr Art Drawing and Painting Mrs. T. Collier
Glass Drawing and Decorative Art. Miss J. CHI stley
Calls r,ics and Eiccutiuu. Prof L. Il Narini Dancing
IL brzn.hts named the best instruction provided
gF- EOr terms and other ticllars apply To the
pflIci:dlS at l2l2 and l2ii 18th street. D3-iJn
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Activity in wall Street.

A BUOYANT STOCK MARKET

A BuUfANT STOCK MARKET
NEW YORK, Nov. 1O.-The following is taken from
the financial article in the Evening Post: The
stock market showed more signs Of strength and
Duoyancy this forenoon than on any previous day
ior at least two weeks. The business was not ONLY
large. out well distributed over the general list
though the greatest activity was In six
or seven stocks: Lackawallna, in which the
business was about 900 shares and the
result no advance over last nights closing:
oregon TranScontinental, In which the business
was about 25 600 shares and the result an advance
or %; ST. Paul. in which the business was 5000 and
the result an advance OF J.; Lake Shore in which
the business was 25 900 shares and the result an adj
vance OF q; Louisville and Nashville, In which the
business was 1S 600 shares and the result an advance
OF q; Union Pacific, in which the business was
1880 Shares and the result an advance of a. The
Gould stocks, which have been dull all the
past week, were more active this morning
Wabash opened with an advance OF * at 33h, by
1870 was 33a4. The other Gould stocks show CON
siderable advances. The VanderbiltS were the
most active and were higher all around The
market for railroad bonds generally strong and
higher this forenoon, the advance being Il to
one per cent, the latter on oregon and I. G..
rsts to 50. Rock Island GS to 1913, Midland of New
Jersey nrSts to 90H and East Tennessee incomes to
II. The special feature OF the bond market. how
ever, were the West Shore IS. in which The trans
actions Tor the forenoon were nearly 81 Q 600 at
prices from a at the opening to 756 ana 11s, at
l23o O'Clock. Governments We're n higher for the
Is and AVS. Money on call was freely offered this
forenoon at and 2k per cent. There is no change
In the London or New York prices for silver bullion
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A Philanthropist,s Funeral.

NEW YORK, Nov. 10-The funeral OF the aged
philanthropist. Benz Fitch, who founded the Home
for soldiers Orphans In Darien, Conn.,, the Home
and the Fitch Institute In Buffalo, took place to-
day from his late residence on Sta avenue The Rev.
services A delegation, representing the charity
organization society Of Buffalo, was in attendance
Among the pail bearers were John j. Morris, Gen.
ID. n Couch, and ex-senator Talmadge Baker, OF
Conn. The remains were taken to NoToton for in
terment.
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CHINESE TRADERS, ETc.-A letter from the col
ector OF CUSTOMS at San Francisco just received at
the Treasury department, recommends that. the at
tentlOn OF the Chinese government be called
TO the great number Of Chinese subjects arriving
at that port who claim to belong to the classes
exempt from the prohibition OF the act OF May 9Th
1882, and who present certificates issued to them
by the superintendent OF customs ut Canton In
which they are variously described as "traders, y
merchants &C.
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LETTER FROM NEW YORK.

The ElectiOn-Naynard,s DeGens-The
brooklyn Contest-Rcported Engage.
ments-European CelebritieS-The Gee
noia COntrOversy.Wr. Coghlan Again.
More Theatrical Ges>ip-Ihe BarshoI.
di Statue. Etc.
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On the Virrinia Side.

On the Virginia Side.
LETTER FROM FALLS CHURCH-THE RECENT ELEC-
TIoN-THE WASHINGTON, OHIO AND WESTERN RAIL-
ROAD-THE OLDEST INHABITANTS, ETC.
Correspondence of THE EVENING STAR
FALLS CHURCH, VA, Nov. 9th, 1888
Falls Church district cast 63 republican votes on
last Tuesday.
Our people have quieted down with the settled
opinion that the Washington, Ohio and western
railroad will give them and the people living along
its line to the westward what they need-a direct
connection with your city, and an extension west
to form connections with other roads, making it
truly part OF what Is expressed by the phrase "a
through route" The road now seems TO be doing,
In both the passenger and freight business double
that which has ever been done before
Mrs. Sarah Sewell, of this place, passed, very
pleasantly, On Tuesday last, her nfnetieth BIRTH
day. She is in the possession Of excellent health
age considered 1t is very probable that Mrs. Sewe
Is the oldest person In this community albeit is
formed, we'll preserved, hardy colored man. is one
hundred years old. He has never had any aiment
in his lifetime until quite atterly he has had rheu-
matiSIn.
The ownership to three parcels real estate have
been changed here recently. l. S. A.
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A Quiet Kentucky Lynchiug.

SOMERSET. nv, Nov. l0-,James Truxhill, charged
with brutal outrage on MIS- CooneS married
woman, near Clio, was arrested several DAYS ago.
He was privately taken TO be identified by the NC
tim yesterday. This morning TruNhillS body was
found hanging from the Cincinnati southern rail-
road bridge over the Cumberland river. lie had
been taken from the officers and thus disposed OF
hy mOh
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OFFICIAL RETURNS IN -Or6cfal
returns received from all but three counties In
Pennsylvania Indicate that Niles {rep) majority
for auditor gene al is Is 49, ard uyseys (repA ma
jorty for state treasurer Is 1906 Of1lciai returns
from the missing counties viii not change the ng-
uTeS more than 800 or 800 votes
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News Briefs.

About 1000 members of the Grand Army OF the
Republic rendered an informal reception to Gen.
Sherman in New York last night. Gen. Sherman
made speech, in which he said he would rather
meet the boys In blue than any OF your VanderDitS
or other nabObS
At I.aurenburg NC. yesterday, while gather
ing OF colored people was In McLeans hail. the floor
gave way, and the walls tumbled down. Eight per-
sons were injured, two MORALLY.
Gen Buffers campaign is said by the Boston
Journal to have cost him s125 600
The cooper shop OF Jacob bold I'm course OF con-
struction was blown down by gale at Buffalo, N
Y, yesterday afternoon, and IL wOrkmen were
buried In the ruins.
Gov. Hamilton, OF Maryland, has commissioned
Hon. Richard Henry Alvery. OF Hagerstown. chief
Justice OF the court OF appeals OF Maryland, vice
Hon. James L. BaTtOl, resigned.
The steamer City OF Peking, which arrived We'd
nesday at San Francisco from Hong Kong, brought
167 Cinnamon, provided with the famous sstraderS'
certificates" issued by the Chinese government
James WOodS0n, a c0l0red man, was drawn on
the jury In the trial OF OF postal law infrac
ton In New York yesterday. He is said to be the
first colored man ever placed on United states
jury in that district
The Illinois Central railway management has de-
clded not to adopt the new " standard time" but
viii adhere to Chicago time, unless that city adopts
the new reckoning,
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THE NpusrRIAL HOME scvoo,.

AONE SCHOOL,
In their report TO the Commissioners the board OF
managers OF the Industrial Home School OF the Dis
tr1ct urge the Importance OF necessary legislation
mat Will authorize the managers to receive, sur
Ienaer and have custody OF children entrusted 70
Ineir care for definite period, and to receive legal
letters OF guardianship. They suggest, In view OF
Tue general agitation Of the subject OF industrial
training, such an appropriation as VIII enable them
10 carry on In practical way classes In different
Industrial and mechanical pursuits, that 1t may
pe demonstrated In this city that the combining OF
anlal and mental training is entirely feasible aud
nlgnly desirable. There was appropriated for the
Scnooi last year 5000 and this LEFT the school in
Iept The report asks that $1,000 be appropriated
1or the next fiscal year.
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READING, Pa, Nov. 10-A}bert G. Anderson, aged
81. OF Bethlehem Pa. who was on a visit to this
CITY, was found dead in bed this morning, having
been suffocated by gas The wind through an open
window window. had extinguished the light in The gas
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CIRCUIT COURT-Jndge NncAfthnv'
To-day, Kun, jr., & Co. agt. Talbot: judgment for
amount admitted Young agt Manhattan Life
Co. agt. RiggleS; judgment for Riggles on plea
Jafray & Co agt Burrell; default. Bonbnght agt
Leonard; Isabella Dup'or allowed TO intervene
johnson agt. Shyer; motion TO set aside oyeTTuled.
EQUITY COURT-.Judge Hagnpr.
To-day, Birch agt ampbell; leave TO apply to
amend bill granted without prejudice. Sage agt.
Sage: sale ratified and reference ODonnell ACT.
Croft: restraining order discharged and injunction
denied.
POLICE CoCRT-Tatdge S1aPH.
To-day, John Mccarthy. profanity: $40 or 80 DAVIS.
Lizzie Shorter, cOlOred, loud and boisterous. s..
Patrick Bennett refusing to assist an officer: IS
John SiInms, colored, larceny; TO days in lail.
William Robinson, larceny: $40.
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Kavages Of Lightning.

TROY, n. Y, Nov. 10.-In Franklin county last
night during terrific thunder storm, several dwell
lilgS ana Darns were struck by lightning and de-
Stioyed Men and teams were Frustrated by the
lightning. ~ 49,
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The Murder Of Fora Burns.

LINCOLN. I'LL, Nov 1O.-The preliminary exami-
nation or Orr1n A. Carpenter for The murder Of Fora
Burns was concluded this morning, and mmedi-
ately upon the conclusion Of the closing speech for
the prosecution Carpenter was released, to allow
nm 10 secure bonds for his temperance when
wanted, crowd followed Carpenter to his home
put acted IN q quiet and orderly manner.
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REPORTED APPOINTMENT or SENIOR JUAN VALERA.
MADRID, Nov. 10-It Is reported that Senior Juan
Valera, the author has been appointed spanish
minister TO Washington.
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The Luther Jubilee in PhiIadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, NOV 10-A grand jubilee was
held in the Academy OF Music here this morning in
honor Of the 4OOth anniversary OF the birthday OF
Martin Luther. The large auditorium was thronged
with people. The instrumental music was furnished
by the Germania orchestra, and the vocal music by
large chorus, which Included nearly 1000
schOo children After devotional services addresses
were delivered in Swedish, German and English.
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THE NAVAL RETIRING BOARD has recommended
that Lieut.. A. II. Cobb be placed upon the retired
list OF the navy.
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Can. Pac
Can. Sou.
Cent. PaC.
ChesS. &OhfO.
Affairs in West WashinptOn.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS afternoon, while John F.
Knott, an empioye at the Pioneer Touring mills
corner Grace and Potomac streets. was engaged in
repairing fan attached to the purifier he fell and
his right hand catching In the IAN was badly in
Jured.
GRAIN.-Arrived- Boat omega, with 400 bushels
wheat; boat George T. Dunlop with $500 bushels
wheat SaleS-7,G0G bushels wheat, at prices rang
ing from S1.1O to Sl.I4.
CONpLTION OF WATER.@Clear at all noIntS
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I'd Edition.
Latest qGlGglans to The Star.

The Republican MatOrities in Phila.
delphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10.-The off1cial count of the
vote OF Philadelphia was completed to-day and
shows the following republican majorities: Niles
auditor general 20 66a Liysey, state treasurer,
127,aa5: Litteton, clerk OF the court or quarter
sessions, 20425; Jefres city controller opposed by
the committee OF one hundred, 1,l12; Powers,
coroner, 1887,
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Alarm i'm Viryinia.

NO OUTBREAK YET REPORTED BETWEEN THE WHITES
AND BLACKS,
PETERSBURG, Va, Nov. 10-Information was re-
ceived here day to the effect that there has not
as yet been any conflict between the whites and
blacks Of Southampton county, but the white fami-
lies throughout the county are still greatly alarmed
and are arming themselves preparatory to any out
break.
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MARYLAND ELECTION notes.. S. Devecmon.
democratic candidate for states attorney I'm Allie
gany county. Md, proposes to contest the decision
giving the election TO b A. Richmond, republican,
on account OF alleged error In counting the vote.
The majority OF Burchinal, the republican cam
6: His election will probably be cOntested.-The
tie between Dr. VIM. Booth, democrat, and r j.
C0ttr1ll, republican, on the legislative ticket in
Washington county, Md, is In the process OF ad-
Justment, In order to avoid a special election-A
curious question has arisen as TO TIE eligibility OF
ThOS s. HOdSon, Just elected to the state senate In
Somerset county, Md. He is local preacher Of
the Methodist church, and the state constitution
provides that no minister shall be eligible
atOr or delegate Mr.. HOdSon says he has resigned
as preacher,
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OF BOSTON, MASS,

Desire to gain the attention of all who use liquors in
way for beverages medicines to their newly patented
method of refining liquors by agitation and the forcible
injection of pure warmed air This process thoroughly
ethers and aldehydes positively eliminating all poison
GUS elements. and rendering the liquors smooth mel
low and Of delicious natural favor but above all making
them chemically pure.
Liquors of two or three years old of the best quality
are taken and by this process in short time made
superior in favor and commercial value those kept
great many in the wood This saving of time oc
casions corresponding reduction Of cost so that not
only better goods but lower price for liquors secured
by the Gushing Process than was formerly possible
Chemists of national reputation have Endorsed the prn
cple and apparatus employed scientifically correct
and physicians prescribe them the best for medicinal
and family use. The goods themselves may be found In
Washington at the wine store of JAMES F. MCGEE, 4O4
9th street northwest and at the principal druggists.
Pamphlets, circulars and other information will be
cheerfully furnished to any person addressing
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in Favor Of the Government,
RK NQy 1Q-In the suit Of tho oro1.orn

NEW YORK, Nov. 1O.-In the suit OF the govern
ment against the Faience manufacturing company,
In the United States district court the recovery
OF $50 penalty for violation OF the United States
postal laws, In the employment OF letter express
company for the distribution Of letters and crcu-
lars about the city. the jury to-day rendered YER
dict In favor Of the government.
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TOPEKA, KAN, Nov. 10.-The Railroad Pool as
sOciation having completed the business OF their
session has adjourned. The Trans Continental as
ISOLATION finally agreed on the mode OF operations
for California and other Pacific coast business but
refused to give any details Of their transactions.
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RANGE OF THE THERMOMRTER.-The following
were the readings at the Office OF the chief signal
0fhcer to-day:-7 am, $3.50: II am, CO. pm 700.
Maximum -. o. minimum, So g.
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THE WAKEFIELD, Va, RIor.-W. Fl. Morris, pro-
missing since the political disturbance at that place
on the night OF election. and who was thought 10y
many to have been fOully dealt with has given
himself up to the authorities The charge against
him is that Of participating In the and dsharg-
ing pistol, one Shot from which wounded r. W
White.
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FOUND IN HAY STACK.-Major Dye yesterday re-
ce1ved word that lot OF valuable goods had been
found in hay stack. near Sykesville, Md, sup
posed to have been stolen from PfttSburg, Pa De-
tectve Block sent to investigate the case It is
reported that the goods worth several thousand
dollars.
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A severe wind storm yesterday overthrow an I'm
mense wooden ware house IN at was being erected
IN Buffalo, NY, killing four OF the workmen and
1njurlng others
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ELECTION FRAUDS IN vRGNIA.-Counsel for the
democratic candidates In Rockingham county, Va,
discovered yesterday that at Conrad'S Store pre-
cinct alone So votes were cast by persons whose
names were not on the registration books The
board OF county canvassers decided to make the re-
turns without change, which will give certificates
OF election to keeZeu deny for the senate and
Soule dem.) for the house, and possibly to Gratan
(dem.l for the house
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THE LAWS SEMINARY.-The regular monthly rhe-
attended by large number of the friends Of the
school Prof X. s. Laws, the principal. presided,
assisted by Miss Ida NJ. Lewis, teacher. Among
those who took part were Miss Julia Winfield,
Lewis Hilary, VIM f. Guneil, Charles E. Luckett,
John Caster. Miss Annie Dozier, Robert Meter and
Isaac Palmer
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EDUCATIONAL.
IL MY NV OuARrrRs

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The Courts.

Pere Hyacinthe and Canon Roca, OF Paris Will be
evening.
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EDUCATIONAL.

L INDERGARTEN, SCHOOL AND FROEBEL NOR
IN 1aal Institute. Thorough instruction. Primary
and advanced <raes New ENGLAND and German teac h
ers. Misses POLLOCK and NOERR Principals. 1927
18th st Il w, one square from the Portland Teachers
trained. nI0-t.O
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ROBBERY AND AN ARREST.-The store OF Mrs.
Apna Murphy. 1914 street northwest, was entered
last night and robbed OF quantity Of cigarettes,
clock, &C. This morning Detective Cox arrested
watson Green, wellknOwn character in that
vicinity.
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EE,HE SECOND TERM OF FRIESDS, SELECT
IL school viii is[in ii mo NOV - Room for ei hit
NOR IGIlis Apply at School Rooms etwce,i and 4
pm Thus " SIDNFII
u'I-tW prtpeIal
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PoUGHKEEPsIE, n y, Nov. 1O-The court room
was crowded this morning when Judge Barnard
discharged Warden Brush and Mr.. Van Tassel,
who were charged with bribery at the polls. There
Was an utter lack of evidence
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Standard Time in New York.

NEW YORK, Nov. 10.-The mayor has signed the
resolution changing the city time and reading
THAT at noon, NOvember1S 1889, and thereafter ali
time in the city OF New York shall conform to the
new standard, based upon the time Of the 18th
meridian, and that all time shown by the public
clocks shall agree herewith"
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M rs HARRONER'S SELECF BUARDING AND
w day school for younS ladies and chil'iren-l'@o
Mas ave, Conn ave car line date residence Of
Gen (e b. McCcllan1 For circulars apply tn IrinCi
rsl nIO- I'm.
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NJ lillian WALpECKER GRADUATE OF THE
w leipzig Conservatory Of Muslc Teacher Of Piano
Oman ana Harmony Residence lo01 18Th street north
west E3-iln
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SUIT FOR DIvoRCE.-Mr. s. T. Drury, for Charles
Sonneman, filed to-day bill for divorce from
Emma Sonnernan, nee Quick They were married
January 9. 1877, and he charges that she deserted
him December TO- 1879