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RAILROADS.
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
2Ak MODEL FAST LINE AND The ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
1HE EAST AND The WEST
VIA WASHINGTON.

2Ak MODEL FAST LINE AND The ONLY LINE
BETNEEN
IHE EAST AND The WEST
VA washington,
roUBLE Ik s4lr, g : ~ COUPLER
schedqle TO take effect SUNDAY. November IS 1881
Yenur and c BY Eastern Standard or 18th Mer
Icr Chicago Cincinnati. Louisville and ST. Louis
I5us os.hes and Palace seep Go p IT, s with
I.ei,s without changes lU15a- IL daily to Chicago.
For iii:sEGr az 1o:l5 A. m and $40 p. H. daily $40
pm TO littsbury. Cleveland and Detroit. with Sleep
For Toledo and Detroit via Monroevirle 1o:15 q. IN
Gs:ly with Sleeper Tor Toledo via Wheeling and Lake
1rsnstor Philadelphia and New York at s:1oa m.
- t ss s sulay ? N, ana 1880 H. dailyw
For fatlnore On week Gays, ). $50, $40 cO. s1Oa
ut $40 so 200 $40, i6.o lois So Pm - Inn
feI tsit;ii0re On SUNDAYS 30 500. 800. am los
Fer AnnaIos, Gao sI.o 90 am, l2:lO and 44O pm:
ferwsy stations netween Washington and Baltimore,
%. t4n yam. l2:iO nm. .3a0. 40 and 1O:15 PIN.
IS Pm. daly except sunday, 445 pm, daily iOr
daily sScept snsT for Itgpsop pr sIsn ION an. n
af aF a cay s face It's Sunday
pm and 5:ao pm da;ly except Sunday
For hsserstewn lol3 am and 4S daily except
1IsiE,s arrive from tie West daily go $50 am, 22s
FIoIu N5W York. and Philadelphia, 2:55 s:soa am daily
r. 80 7 . NJ eAiy except ' sunday:
day !; 40 : M. 6;37 pm
Fiona LEXINGTON. t:O daily and 2:l5 p. m daily
except Sunday. 10y
From treorrick ard intermediate roints s:25 1O.oo
Sunday 500 , m daily 1 from Pos Of Fl Ro Sssy except
2rslIs leave Baltimore MssMngton at 2 44o N
10, 80 9. $40. and 105O m, l2:l5 30 l. 40
80. - s,UO anu l0:l5 r. H.. Sundays 9 40
80. ). S:iG a. H., 1:30 s. 6:25 I. 80 and 600 m
AL trains from Washington stop Relay Station except
4:oDp.
for tuT'her Information apply at the Baltimore and
OLlo Ticket O1hceN ashnztOn Station. GIG and I35I
fenrsy aDie avenue. 18th street. where Orers
Will ts aSeI Tor baggage te checked received at
EOiEs ia The city.
": NJ CLEMENTS. NJ Of T.. Baltimore
nl9 & K LORD lItp1 Pxssanyor a,,,,x
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Tho Stryker MOberly Partnership
Suits.

MoBERLY'S ANSWER F1LED-THH COURT APPOINTS
RECEIVER
In the case Of Joseph w. Stryker agt William j.
Moberly for dissolution OF partnership &C. the lat
ter filed his answer by Mr.. j. Med Darlington, In
which he states that he is a lawyer and on fnfor-
nation and belief that plaintiff is not member OF
the bar asserts that he is broker without license,
who in violation OF law lends money at five per
cent per month. He charges that Stryker was on
December 18TH last, without compliance with the
for the purpose Of intermeddling with
case in which respondent (MOberly) had
done everything necessary. He asserts
that he became suspicious OF Stryker,
scrupulous, dishonest, and immoral man. who
would overreach and cheat him, and he took occa-
sion to warn some of their clients. He denies that
he formed special partnership with plaintiff. but
tain class. He denies that plaintiff was diligent,
or that he had anything to do except keeping the
accounts; that the plaintiff has charged him and
IS alleged He denes he Sss b
come incorporate but on the contrary claims that
he has been diligent in business and built up large
practice On the answer Judge Cox made q decree
6issOlvng the restraining order; en1oined both par
ties from collecting moneys, and appointed A. A.
HOsman as receiver.
MT Moberly yesterday filed q cross-biu against
MI stryker for discovery, Injunction, receiver,
account, &C
TIE LOGAN Boon IN PKNNsYLvAN1A.-Ap romi-
nent Pennsylvania politician said to STAR re-
porter to-day that quiet movement is on foot in
that state to elect delegates to the national repub
gan. Under the rules adopted at the last conven-
ton the delegates must be elected by each Con-
gressonal district These delegates will be elected
early In March, and he says that canvass Is being
made throughout the state in the interest OF Gen.
Logan. He says that he Is satisfied Logan win be
nominated.
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Regretting He 10 Not a Murderer.

ReRretting He il Not a Murderer.
Boston special to the New York World
John Ring, twenty-on years OF age, boards with
q family named Legre in East Cambridge. He has
for some months been paying court to the daughter
Of his host, Margaret Legre At large party given
by Miss Legre Tuesday evening John became rurf-
ously Jealous OF the attention paid her by other
had departed, he suddenly drew pistol and fired
at the young lady. The bullet struck her In the
arm. 1nf1cting slight wound. Ring ran away,
but was soon captured At the station house a
friend said TO him, "Of course you glad you did
not kn the woman. The bullet went through her
arm"
81 wish 1t had gone through her heart, answered
Ring, II wanted to kill her"
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Wa De Meier

It d now undisputed that WEI DE MEYERS CATAR-
RAH CURE IL the only treatment thst VIII absolutely
cure Catarrah Dr.. Wei de Meyers ''TRxA11sz" with
statements Of symptoms by the cured mailed free D.
B. DEWEY CO.. 1s2 Fulton street. n T. feb4m, W.T.
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Foreign Affairs.
kIIST ,JOTvRNAIIST SHNT tn PRISON

SOCIALIST JOURNALIST SENT TO PRISON.
BERLIN, Feb. S.-Herr Neve, formerly London
been condemned at Hanau to six months in prison
Tor being engaged In selling copies OF that paper.
FRENCH RECONNoIsANcE RESISTED.
LONDON, Feb. S.-Adv1ceS from Tam.tave Of JAN
uaTy 25 states that the French had sent out re-
connotering party, which had been stouty resisted
by the Malagassles- The American man-of-war
Pensacola had arrived January 18th from Batavia
and had proceeded TO the south coast OF MadagaS-
car.
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. A Weeks Busines. Failures.

NEW YORK, Feb. s.-The business failures during
the last seven days, as reported to r G. Dun &
CO., number for the United States 232, and for Can
ada and the provinces ia total OF 21S, as COM
pared with total OF 373 last week. There is
marked decrease in the number OF casualties all
through ISaIg the country particularly in the southern
coast. In Canada, however, there is slight In
crease over even the high figures OF recent weeks
For the whole country the total is the smallest
noted In any week since the commencement OF the
year.
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From the New York Graphic
Rev. Robert Collyer preached on Sunday morning
about Washington, Wordsworth and Sumner. about
Claude Lorraine, Landseer and Matthew Arnold.
end, as usual, about him self The idozed parts OF
speech with this learned blacksmith are the
personal pronouns 81 "me,- and "my.p which
were used altogether sxty-four times IN one dis
course. The blacksmith shop cannot be kept out
OF the pulpit You know" but the anvil chorus Is
becoming tr1fling monotonous VIII this Clerical
egotlst, who Is not wfthout talents, never learn
that his own petty personality OF less transcend
ant importance than the saving OF sOulss Whether
he was fond OF sweet apples or sour when a boy,
whether he played leapfrog or walked on his hands
or feet, whether he shOd horses. oxen or men or
aug bitches, Is or no sort or Interest 70 ANYBODY
In the world save himself 81 could preach as
wen as Robert, suppose said his Industrious
Scotch relative the other day while pursuing the
honest occupation OF tinker, Iii only had my
brothers chake."
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SUICIDE or A MARYLAND FARMRR.-Robert Mel
oon, Q well-m0wn farmer OF Harford county. Nd
aged % years residing four miles from Jarretts-
villa, IVES found hanging In an outbuilding near
his house Wednesday afternoon with chain He
past two years, which was the cause Of his COM
Uniting suicide.
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Wall Street To-Day.

FAVORABLE INFLUENCES AT WORK IN THE MARKET.
NEW YORK, Feb 8, 1:5O p. m-The Post says: The
restoration OF rates by the trunk-ne roads yeSter-
day, and the signing OF a new agreement to main
tain Them constituted factor in giving the stock
market a stronger tone this forenoon. Favorable
circumstances alone have for several months, failed
to produce the expected Improvements in prices,
and probably would fail to do for many months
eral specialties and advance prices. On the other
hand, also, the market ignores the unfavorable as
pect OF the foreign exchanges and was higher this
forenoon in spite OF the possibility OF exports OF
specie this week.
The Markets.
BALTIMORE. Feb. s.-virginia skies. second series,
49, coupons Co. new forties 49, new threes
BAITIMoKE, Feb s.-cotton quiet-middlins. 1o,s.
1ox. Flour steady, with good demand.Howard
d dses s ana ety ms ae
extra. s. f5as25: do Rio brands 575ae co. PstspsSo
family. $50; do; snperlative patent. 100 Wheat
land I13isal 1874: No western winter red spot,
hp9 neS5u1M5s N.Y. Maf'3 june
white S7a5s1: Do yellow, 5sNa5s western MIXED. SPOT.
e2a steamer. 55a57 Oats scarce and firm-southern.
vapa, 4Oa43. Rye dull. 65a6s. Hay steady prime to
visions frner, with good demand-Mess pork. II co.
Bulk meAts-shoulders and clear rib sides. packed,
packed lower. 1Oa20: creamery steady. 25as5. EeYs
ca Ter. 27s2s Petroleum nominally firm-refned. SO
l2A Sugar auiet-A soft ~: copper refined steady.
with more inquiry, 14A Whisky quiet and steady.
ssnr Sc s.n
ccipts-nour 92l barrels wheat 16O0 bushels; corn
q 600 bushels oats LOCO bushels: rye. 100 bushels
sipments-none. Sales-wheat. 100000 bushels; corn.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE AND
LOTS ON STREET NORTHWEST. BETWEEN
By virtue Of deed Of trust made July 3Oth 1872 -
and recorded In Der No go folios 31S, ct seq. a
ton of the party secured will offer public sale on
the premises on WEDNESDAY. the THIRTEENTH
subdivisions and in square 52s each Lot having
and improved by we'll built three-story Brick Dwell.
ing House.
Terms OF sale: $4,000 in cash. and the remainder in
equal payments of six and twelve months with interest
payable half yearly Deposit S25O. AL conveyancinga at
feb4-dts JOS. c. G. KENNEDY. Trustee
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TIE f fgESEAaT HEsf AS Hgg g5Frurrs,
'si 81 MAes1ri sttESfP Pei hfGMESsfr
r, IN II. LFf T 10. LAiBLh 18TH. 1858.
xTH ap rhea srATgos ooRsza
feIP.ttshu:y ard the West Chicago Limited Express
ecnss .srs TN
ssf cqiS@: and i0shiyff daily w iG5
rs! ds f,sl1r1 s and the A Vest E.p T.ss
is e1 hS SA poF0,G 70 8chsagso
For HE. Car analogous. Rochester Buffalo Niar,r.
ton ais ftsff sd NTH psafs Car
Iran aylap Washington Oh Saturday night viii not
Sor WiliiaIsport Lock Haven and Elmira, at saoa m
For New York and the East, Sis a m. 1o.5oa a. H. %
o. iO'oo and he IN or Sunday. AGO. 1000 and
s4Sa m daily Zee eseSrt sGndaS -A'' fafi0r Cara
for Boston without chsnse. l:iOp every week day
Fer BreoEiyn y y al through trains connect at Jer.
dfeet tTsnsfr to fulton Street sHon o afGirdn
Fra TTef asrsss New York iSG . C5y
and Il Il p M On Sunday. 90. 1000 and p IN
For naFrts n 10 fi no 1ctI qnday
90 ! . 40 ESQ. lac, 1000 and ILL p IN. ON
Fur Pores Greek Line. $50 IL and 44op L. daily
For Annapolis. go and 44o m daily e1ceptsun-
t, f1Asb ffhPt aSS Sas hf af5I
For Alexandria 81. 30 e25 II .o5 and II So am
C35, 9:25. IL U5 m. 10 Pm
Fer Richmond and the south IS and II O5 Am daily
ana 10 pm. Gally. II sunday
frains leave Aexsndria for sslnston 0 o. 1o: 10
and leo an ft0. 3e5 ~. $40. -O5 and 10. 40 D
aEG u: 10 midnight or Sunday Us and 10. Id
enl.. 1-C5 snd lU:gu m
1Ckets and information ~ the Office northeast corner
q l5t street and Ienr-, NaIa ard at the
ton where orders lie lett the chez king OF ba
G5pe u destination from hotels and residences
J. r.. WOOD. General PASSENGER Agent
C6SS L ftoH. Oen.rai Asna4er. NIL
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Inspecting the Greelv Relief

Inspecting the Greedy Relief Ships.
LONDON, Feb. 8.-Lieut. Commander F. E Chad
Wick, naval attache Of the American legation at
London, and MIR. Leigh Smith, the well-known
Arctic explorer, have inspected the whalers,
Thetis and Bear, at Dundee, which have been pur
chased by the American government for the Greedy
search.
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Canine Dudes,

From the Chicago Inter Ocean
There is most excellent lady m Chicago who
has ffty-three dogs, not counting two temporarily
absent on scouting expedition. This lady d well
known In society circles, is a woman OF means ana
has an elegant home. She has a great love for
dogs, and beginning her collection some years ago
with two fine ST. Bernards. she has one WAY ana
another Increased IT. until there are now fty-three
dogs, big and little, in her establishment They
are not allowed 10 eat meat, but are treated fro.
quentiy to oyster soup, poached eggs batter cakes
oatmeal, ETC. Their meals are prepared with a
much care as TO cleanliness and form as though
they were human beings and the food is served az
nicely as FOR invited guests. Ten gallons OF milk
and twenty pounds OF oatmeal are fed 70 the dogs
daily TO say nothing OF the great quantities oys
tiers and eggs When the dogs are sick they receive
the most considerable attention, and no time are
kind.
The resule or this experiment has been watched
by many with the greatest interest and there are
some developments that would have made Darwin
da1ce with JOY. There is one nne old ST. Bernard,
the arlstocrat OF the colony, who VIII not touch his
oyster soup unless II Is just SO, and who viii not
eat out OF anything OF lower grade than cut glass
He Will go thirsty for whole day rather than take
drink from bucket or pan, but will go into
transport OF tail-wagging ecstacy over water or
milk Ia china or cut glass dish.
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UFFEK OF 4 kEW YORK SYNDICATE.
OTTAWA, ONT, Feb Sit is understood that the
government have from a syndicate of wealthy New
York capitalists offer to take the Canadian
Pacific railway and complete It without any fur
Their aid from the federal treasury. They also
agree to give up the monopoly privilege to pay the
duty upon their material
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NEW YORK, Feb. 8-The county committee Of the
woman suffrage party has adopted resolutions OF
regret at the death OF Wendell Phillips Secretary
FOlger was also thanked for ordering q steamboat
captains license issued to Mrs. Miller
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A Detective Sentenced.


PATERSON. N. j., Feb. s.-Henry Baumen, q state
detective, was sentenced to two years in state
prison for shooting Williamson.
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Local Nofes.

The Commissioners to-day recommissdoned John
Bakersmth an additional private OF the metropOli-
tan police force for one year for duty between 9th
and 18th and streets and New York avenue.
MI. Alfred Ray, Of Montgomery county, Nd, IL
tongue are affected.
The ilrst arrival Of a large lot OF bunch nsh,
terday in the steamer J0hn w. Thompson, we mo-
tlced were consigned to R. A. Golden, tie 1sh
agent, and the proprietor OF the Potomac River
Fish and Game house, 006 louisiana avenue.
About noon to-day defective nue caused IRE
In house No. 12i2 street, owned and occupied by
Lizzie stock. Damage to house and furniture 600
An alarm was turned n nom box 21A
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THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

THoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE.
BY virtue Of q deed Of trust to me, dated June -
1yth. A. D. 1883, and recorded in ber No 1910 Ito H
4o6 ct seq one Of the land records of the District
Columbia will SELL at public auction, in front of the
premises, on FRIDAY, The EIGHTH DAY OF FEB
RUARf, 1854. AT FOUR O'CLOCK P NJ, the following
real estate to w.t. All of original lot numbered eight
IN square numbered one hundred and four the
laid down upon the ground plat plan of the city Of
Washngton G; subject to taxes the prncipal and
terest. TO eaid day OF sale. amount to S74216 This
property IL improved by two-story frame dwelling of
Ave rooms, N9. s25 2lst street northwest)
Terms OF sale: One half Of the purchase money in
cash. the balance in six and twelve nths after day
Of SALE with interest at six cent annum,
secured by deed Of trust the PROPERTY sold to the
satisfaction Of the Trustee all cash. at the
acceptance of bid If the terms Of sale complied
with in five days after the day of sale the Trustee
the right to resell at the risk and the
faulting purchaser purchasers All conveyancng at
purchasers cost.
ja3O-eots CHARLES b. KNIGHT, Trustee
ETHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
FEBRUARY ELEVENTH, 1884. at the same hour and
place. BY order Of the Trustee.
febS& 1927 G. b KNIGHT.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.
HENEkAMp P1asos
TAKE THE LEAD OF THE BEST.

TAKE THE LEAD OF THE BEST
MAGNIFICENT styles in Squares and Uprishts eam
UNSURPASSED in fine tone qualities elegance off Xn
construction and durability no w.
Several now on hand taken in from rent and but little
used viii be sold very low easy monthly yayments
Pianos OF other max from 375 500 sold on small
monthly payments. If you have an old piano we will
HEINEKANP BRANCH FACTORY WARERooM
feh1 ''A-~'~A'SoAAA"
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MAR RlED.

HTGGINS-BRowN On Thursday. February I'm.
isa IN st Johns ios shurrh GSrses1wn Ly Key
florldus steele: JOHN DE- BhEE HIGGINS, Of Nor
town, DC.
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RoyalL1QUIDaLUR
Mends Everything
Solid as Rocki-Hard e
A da m ant!-Fr1n az
Granted! Strongest,
Toughest and Most
Elastic Glue ON Earth!
Absolutely Unbreak-
able and 1nseparable!i
No heating!-No prep
.arsti0n IA l ayS
Ready! Always Ii
quidI! Nends China,
Glass. Wood, Leather
Patches on Shoes, Rub
Der, Crockery, Billiard
Cue Tips and Cloth.
Ornaments, Stone. Fur.
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The Troy Defalcatfon.

TROY, n. T., Feb 8-The exact amount OF City
chamberlain Church's defalcation is figured by the
No reliable evidence OF Church's Whereabouts have
yet been received
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The New York Stock Market.
The following are tile opening and closing prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to II. II. Dodge, 500 18th street:
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THE President has approved the bill appropriate
ing $780, 600 for the benefit Of destitute Indiana

ADMIRAL SIMPSON ORDERED TO WAsHN0ToN-
Orders were issued at the Navy department to-day
relieving Admiral Simpson OF command of the navy
yard at League Island and ordering him to duty at
Washington as president Of the advisory board
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STEAMERS.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
An STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK. HAvRB,
LONDON. SoUTHAMPToN AND BREMEN
The steamers Of this company will sail EVERY WE'D
lESDAY AND SATURDAY from Bremen pier, foot Of
Cd street Hoboken Rates of From New York to
6avre London, Southampton and Bremen first cabin,
9oO and 800 second cabin. 500 steera0e - lowest
Rates. For freight passage apply TO OELRlCHS 8
Co. 2 Bowling Green. New York; W u MEIZEROTT
CO. S2o Pennsy wanna avenue northwest Agents Tor
Washington Jal2
CUNAKD LINE
NOTICE
LANE ROUTE
TIE STNARD sTL II Ni S9MTP,AN MIN LIMITED
CALLING Al CORN HARBOR.
FROM PIER 40 n r.. NEW YORK
Gaia- We'd. Eco II "a - nhia We'd Mar IL
ScythIa We'd. Feb 20. (ialia.. We'd Mar 10
Cephalona. We'd F. 81. IsothnIa- We'd. Mar 26
Serv1a... We'd Ma. < e MA Wed A. y
and EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORK
Rates OF Passage-Se0 $50 and SlOO according to 40
nsodatiUl.
Storage very rates Storage tickets from Iy
srlool and Queenstown and all other parts EUROPE
lowest raIt>.
Through bills Ok laden given for Belfast Glasgow
EaNre Antwerp and other ports Gil the Continent and
for Mediterranean ports.
For freight and passage apply at the Companys Office
No 4. bow ing Green or both steerage and cabin to
yl4S blGELOW CO. tUo Ith street. Washington.
IkhNON n. BROWN 4 co New
(rto Aessrs. OTIS BIGELGW & co.
1anl2 tO5 'th street. WASHINGTON
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niture Jewery Book Backs and Every thing Else with
Evsrsstink Insep.r.ble Tenacty! zoe Bottle tRrush
gists Grocers StatoneEs, Hardware Variety and Gem
erl Stores. Wholesale Travelling Agents Wanted I'm
every City and County. Mailed only by Manufacturers,
7: u O'MEARA Co, lS47 PxHAsXLvAHLA AVENUE
Washington. D. G. ja25
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THE SUNDAY CHRONICLE LIBEL CAsK.-In the
Sunday Chronicle libel case, after the recess this
afternoon, Mr.. Taggart briefly argued the case and
was followed by Mr.. Miller for the defense
A verdict OF "not guilty. was rendered.
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The Order OF Precedence I'm San Fran.
cisco.

San frdnc1scO
heard group OF little folks chatterfng 20 each
other not long ago, and boasting OF the Different
occupations OF their respective paternal relations
yours cause he's a lawyer" "No; my papa is the
best cause he's a senator and Lieutenant Col
oneL" Not much he amt; my papa Is better'n all;
he's pail bearer"