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A FUNNY WORLD.


ed his muscles were enough TO shorten his
breath. And another came to console
him, but called him hardened wretch"
and the tough" reached down for boot
jack and Caught him m ugly fetch"
And strange MS the story seemeth, the
first 'sCaped deadly toil-while the other
was killed with the boOtjaCk-he was
cured by St. Jacobs Oil. So the Oil WIS
true to its mission, but it's rather singular
fact that q wretch should live in spite Of
all and good man go to rack. We know
not why these things should be, but Of
one thing We are sure, that sprains or
bruises OF any kind the Oil is sure to
cure. As the following testify: pitts
burg Pa, 800 Wylie ave. Jan. 90, 1857
One of my wOrEncn fell from ladder
twcnty-threc feet; spnined and bruised
his arm very badly. He thought he could
not work for six weeks. He used st.
Jacobs Oil and was cured in four digs.
Franz Y. Goelz." mo. 81 Fletcher st.,
Lowell, Mass, Nov. 4, lsSG-Suifered
with injury to my knee, which occurred
several years ago, and became chronic.
Treated by best physicians without per.
manent benefit. st. Jacobs Oil was used
and the knee is completely cured. N.
Howard Sawtelle." "Rush, Susquehanna
county, Pa, Dec. 30, 1861 jumped
from high load and spaincd my ankle
very badly. 1t was terribly swollen and
very painful. Bathed it with St. Jacobs
Oil. Two days after discarded crutclI and
cane; have not used them since; experience
no inconvenience, no pain. S. B. Mccain"
"Pcoria, Ill, June 90, 1ss7.-over two
months ago fell on the ice, badly dis
locating my shoulder, causing great suffer.
ing. One application of st. Jacobs Oil
gave me relief; one bottle gave final cure.
No return of pain. W. Il. Dowdall, post
MASTER" "BarrabOo Station, Wis, June II,
lss7.-Havc not felt the least effects from
my hurts since was cured three years
ago. fell from my engine and struck my
back thought the life was knocked out
of me. S. W. Dixonn And so the list
goes on to show innumerable cases that
have been promptly cured, and it is
funny world that it has not found it out
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D3W

Monsignor persioo seems to have got
into Irish hot water, and II Is the hottest
kind.
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Canada has produced frst.clsss rail-
way collision, but she does not brsg about
IL,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-16
ARE YOU

ifom any Of the reulS Of youthful In.
Discretion or AbuIes resulting IN seminal Weak
nelS, Impnlency, Lost Manhood. etc., II %, bAW'
YER'a HERB aPEcTto will cure you. Used and 70
by large number OF lpeclAtMU IN
boxes, which Il sufficient for any case, u - a.
druggists or by mail sample Box hee: II. X.
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II De Lesseps 10 not dead. where ia he 2
he hasn't been heard from for q week.
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LoaRer,rOod tSehOOI RopSe)-G. W. Woods, PlAtoa
I'm Elm Gfos tfavn HalD-J. 8. Woods, John Hal,
sted, W. T. Chambers,
TFIadelphid tLdIuSon'Sl-J. n. ThornburR, John
Helienbine, Robert Armstrong
REsley RobinSoE'S-JRmes Oldham, John Robin
lnn Alex McConn,
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LIBERTY DISTRICT.

LlbkhTI DlbEhOEs
Rtst LDety-samuel Bell, Vincent VGuAeter,
w B. Curtis.
~G FdiIsV Sfove-w. =. Whitman, James V. Cham.
berS T. T. Maxwell.
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HIGHLAND DISTRICT.

Glean's Bun School HouSs-T. J. Garden, ChArlei
BuSbeV, Ebenezer Magee
Brick School H0uSs Eugene Ridgley, william
Mitchell, william North. ST.
And the following persons are appointed 10 can
yUs the vote a. the places Of voting hereinafter
rnnnllnnnh.
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RITCHIR DISTRICT.


Eoe Ho,ae-JncOb Hopstatter, Henry Schulz
N1 4aaS; School HOu'c-J.s 8. aRrvin. B. MarpOle,
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KarEa KOlpe-R L. Stone, R, B, Burt James P.
ItGSd Hos Heu'c-L o. Smith, james Waiter,
William n, MAfIh
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Aths Old oouH HO0s-w. +. Peterson, John
Hall, Il, J. Felber.
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Hoe HSu'G- Charles Schroeder, B. Deyiae, Au.
gust Miller
and the result ahGl be certified a. directed by sec
lion %, Chapter 49, OF the Code OF West Virginia
The baliotS used In taking the said poll shall have
written OF printed thereon the words "Subscrlp-
tion. !" or 'iSo subscription" or any other words
ihGt will show how the voter intended to vote on
The CUES Ion proposed The order shall be pub.
jished a. required by law, and shall also be pub
Used IN the following ntWSpApeu published In
said county: In the Daily RsglaeT, DAILY lHTELLI.
oENCER Wat YirVintsche slddb ZsiiuR1, and httrs
Liter also in tho Roekiy RegItG and WEEK. Y
INTEiIIGENcEE. - -
Cory TEsTT: CHARLES c. WOODS,
Clerk Of the Board Of Commissioners Of Ohio
County, dsA
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Old COurl Thomas NJ. Reilly, N. ]. o'HaI
Thomas Jones
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ID EDITION.
Latest 4elGgranS 10 The Star.
THE TALLI.SHEET FORGERUES.
Long Discussion To-day AZ 10 the Ad.
instability Of Evidence.


instability OF Evidence.
Special Dispatch To The EVENING STAR.
COLUMBUS. FeD. l5.-Nearly the entire morning
session OF tue court was taken up In a discus
sion as to the admissbilIty OF certain
testimony attempted to be drawn from
Detective J. B. CLARK, OF Chicago the first witness
called on behalf OF the defense In the tally sheet
The clerk called the jury Immediately after
The crier opened the court, after which the state
demanded that the witnesses for the defense be
excluded IiOm the room. Messrs Converse and
hcSweeny requested relaxation OF the rule In
IdyOr OF defendants, ThOs A. Cogan, c. L. Black
Ourn and Allen q. Myers.
senator Thurman called attention TO the fact
that the defendants had demanded separate trials,
anu lnslsted that all except the one on trial were
mostly witnesses. Further, he said, that there
were oDvi u reasons why the witnesses
in "A onspiricy case should Ue separated. Judge
Pugh compromised matters by deciding that
INTO the box as witness, the others
should be excluded. j. Is. Clark Is
a detective of about five years
standing and was originally emplO ed by The
eating the tally forgery. The state charges
That he was not remarkably sue
cessfu, that they therefore discharged him,
and that he has been paid by the defense to stand
and ueiter. Tue defense mad asked but half dozen
questions and were proceeding 10 show that AIger-
nou Granville, the defendant who turned states
evidence had oeen a member OF the Chicago firm
OF detectives, wnen the objected TO the testi
mony as Irrelevant. Clark was asked whether
Granville was not the Co. OF A. Z LyItle
& Co., and had hard time getting up the letter
heads. The arguments were concluded when the
court took recess at noon, Mr.. McSweeny still
attempting to show tnat the testimony was COM
petent as tending 10 show conspiracy 10 furnish
evidence In JOO lots.
The defense have .ssued a subpoena for Isaac r.
Hill, second assistant sergeant-at-armS at the
House OF Representatives.
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w ANAMARrR-S.

1t paradox that much current interest in the
store should be divided between the things for MD
summer u!dwInter. aud L. wills, TOoogxan
Sleds AMI Ginxh4iIs. skates and hsnburs Enoroid-
the minds OF retail buysra 10 meet all these elements
study.
The dress stufs for future opening in your
favor.
FRENCH sATEENs
They &c on hard Not the highest cost 81 cents .
MANANAkf his, for control this market ON them.
This the hub Oi the ssssen trade. lou may get .
notion from the fact that the 1O0UO yards in store to
day oniy one-fOurth VI . s.nxle order And then
other orders both sides of te watch the season
and you will how great they
ffty-three plain shades. Gobens and mahogany,
red and baby blue, serpent and cream rail-
bows III yide aud multiplied And for figures. stripes
with railing stripes with polka dots dancing all
about. STRIVES holding piaids. plaids with over
lai!s palm patterns. and double Us involved like
-uEsier's TIngs. -
IhIs rattle about styles MAY do you some good Not
much unless II brings you 20 see tn. stunts.
COLoRED HENRIETTAS
thread woven a 81 warp he slik worm and the
sheep differ in questions of color sslllfui dyer not
jnOCszhd u-.cs away has yOked them last together
We SHOW - cOlOrs' ptice. sl..o 4 yard ~ inches
wide
there is science and art in these stufs The pro-
warp You make button holes that button and
tHat hold Aud cUlOrs, 10 eye rests only ON
sOOl but the sheen in Ike silk lutuitye refinement
u catch hne touch of color shown by these
slades
O-ler by mail any thing in the store
JOHN WASAMAKER,
d11-tam Philadelphia.
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pIHgD.
BAUMANN. At Bladensburg. on Februar, 10 1854
at II 80 r. m, AUGUST y. BAUAANN. IN his siaty.


BAUMANN At Badensburg, on February 10 1854
at l2,:so Q; m, AUGUST y. BAUAANN. IN his slnty.
hi. busy hands are folded.
HI, trials all ended.
HIS heavenly crown is won.
Funeral TOOK place yesterday. February IA. st $50
CALLAHAN At Wheaton. Montgomery County,
Nd tsST,,ary IA. 1885, infant son Of j. b. and Aae'
DAVIS. On February Ia 1855. AZ 7 O'Clock pm,
ANNIE the beloved daughter OF William and Lettis
Dsvis. sxed thirteen yesrs, nine months aud fifteen
Funeral from Ebsnes.r Church Friday February
ar 81 Trs.S rssnr s Il. i. &
ss e e ss :. ~
February lo. 1883. at O'clock .. IA. o.
20 on M i yss :ns z.
Funerai win take place from her late residepce
rnnrsh.S Ssaf:sOan b.: 1t ''''s " Trinity
SEyIlLEs On Mossa.s; 5s,,srusr. a 1855 sEID
Ssss:: r.. I'm ss:seor 10 iYo, Pc,
$50 q. m Rsstavss and frasnds ere invited 70 81
70 IIS;ss rss, ss asss ana Z
e fsS.a. 49,: lsi %
is.is%. Ma. pap 'ssi piss. s' coDsl
MnRf sla Sn 81 pr Ins Ss n ,ss
and Mary C. PyASA ased four daya
ROWLAND. Al Der residence 1928 n street north
west M 10 AN, February IL, lhss. Mn kRNEa-
IINE HILBERT ROWLAND, widow VI the late VIM.
Roland and only daughter Of the isss Gen walter Il
Tntsrmsut on Friday ., Not,n sh.m. Nd 2.
SMITH On February q 1855 FI,oREkcE. wife q
W. hamilton. n b. q sroSIs y e'"sN''' Oh ''' AVE.
soMEs Monday, February D 1855. DANIEL z
6OMks. Nod seventy two Year,.
Sps, finn 1, q: ;ss rsd ,c el4 srsA s
STEER On Tuesday, February Il. 1855. HEIEn
ISABELLA. daughter Of the late Phkneas }. steaE .
Funeral from her late residence 21S I street nes9h
vest, Thursday st p kuesds invited with.
out further notice lnterment st Oak Han csmess3.s
TAYLOR or TuesAsy, February Ii, 1855. q Lang
ley, Va. SARAH 4. TAYLok widow u The late Hsnry
Funeral ssrvsces q the sesdsnce Of hss ssssr. Mra
u I. Thomas, 1y3s Fiftoenth street. On 1hpsSeAl q
y O'Clock p N. Intsnnsot q Pouehkss0saA u y.
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II Is STRICTLY PURE. UNIFORM IN QUALITY.
The original formula for which paid ESQ. 900
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the slightest his soar 10 identical in Quallty to-
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IL nothing that injure the finest fabric.
II brishtens colcrs and bleschsa whites
lt~zshes eannsls and bAanksts no other soap In
the world does-wlthout Misunderstanding them soft
AID v lite aud like new.
READ THIS TWICE
There IL great saving Of ume Of labor of soap. Of
fuel and " the fabric where Dobbins' Electric Soap
according 10 directioRA
One Trial viii demonstrats its great merit twill
LAY you 10 make that TRIAL
Like al best thinsA IL u extensively initiated and
cOunterfeitsd
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS
Insis, upon DoBBINs' Electric Don't saie MAG
netc. Electro-Mas1c. Philadelphia Electric. any
other fraud. simply because 1t cheap They viii ruin
clothes. and are dear u any price. Ash for
DOBBINS' ELECTRIC
end take other Nearly every grocer from Maine
Mexico keeps u in stock yours hasn't IL he viii
cIder from his nearest Wholesale grocer.
Read carefully ths inside wrapper sround each bar
aid be careful TO Follow Directions each outside
NEsVI-r. You Cannot Afford to wait longer before
TTyias .or Yourself this old reliable, and truly
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REPRESENTATIVE WRITINGS Loss
His Big Paper will at North WiIbra-
ham. nass.. burned this Morning.

NORTH WILBKAHAM, Mass, Feb. 15.-The exten-
siye works OF the Collins Paper Manufacturing
Company caught lire this morning. The fire was
dIsc0yvreu at a. In. IN the NTH story, where the
storage department Is located. The flames soon
spread 70 the elevator shaft, and tben made rapid
progress. The village Is without adequate f1re
protection, and aid from sprin sreld was asked.
About 4:,,0 steamer arrived by special
train By this time, however, The flames
had become master or the situation, and
the main part OF the factory was .ooued.
All that could Ue done was 10 Use every precautlon
10 save adjacent structures, which were he homes
OF large number OF the operatives, who will be
thrown out OF employment. The large factory
was equipped with automatic Sprfnklers In the
NTH story, but they failed 10 work. The loss will
be heavy. The man building WAS 200 feet long.
90 wide, and nve stores high. and had large eX-
tensions. IL was built or brick, and contained
many thousand dollars worth or machinery, some
or WI ich may he saw d Al 10 o'elOcA the IRE was
not under control and additional steamers were
tel graphed ior
A loss OF A QUARTER OF MILLION.
The structure Contained a large stock OF finished
paper ready Tor shipment. Tuis Is entirely con-
operatives, and was ?. aciicaily the only industry
In town. It's capacity was about ten tons OF
finished paper per day. The controlling Interest
OF Hoiyoke. The nre supposed TO have been caused
by spontaneous combustion. The loss Is estimated
at s,J0,OO0; Insured IN New England mutual CON-
panies for about 100000, Many OF the employees
have valuable articles stored In the factory which
Iney were unable 10 save.
OTHER MINOR FIRES.
MONTREAL FEB. l5.-The 1ve-story building &C.
wa, burned last night. The loss Is $4,000. The
saloon Of A!viia Denning adjoining, was also badly
damaged
and I'M. machine sho 5 and foundry OF AcheOgh &
Trotter were burned this morning. The luss Is
AZ 600: insurance $4,000
blocks were burned last night The loss Is So 900;
Insurance sou
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Having been a sufferer for two years and s-hal from
disease caused by 0ruse the leg. and having been
cured by the CCIICURA REMEDIES when e other
methods and remedies fail,d d. 1 deem IL my duty to
Eecomms nd them. visited Hot Springs to no avail
several doctors without and At last
PRINCIPAL druggist Mr. John p. Finlay (to whom
shall feel GRATEFUL spoke to about CUrIcURA
and consented to give them trial with the result
that perfectly cured There Is now no so about
me think show the largest surface where my
suferngs -przns from OF any one in the state. The
CUTIcURa REMEDIES the best blood and SKIN
manufactured to druggist JOHN p. Finlay and
Dr. d. T. Montgomery. both Of this pace, aud to DR.
smith. of LAAe lee, Mia
ALEXANDER BEACH, Greenville, Miss.
RESOLvENT. 81. Prepared by the POTTER DRUG AND
CHENIcsL co. Boston. Mass. send for HOY u Cure
sam Diseases" fl4-l5.l1,lS
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AT THE CAPITOL TO-DAY.
The Blair Education Bill.

As TO THE PROBABLE VOTE IN THE SENATE.
The friends OF the Blair educational bill are con-
fdent OF success when the final vote shall be
reached though the indications are the majority
for that measure will not be so large as in the
last Congr IS. In the senate Of the 49th Con-
gress the bill passed by a vote OF 80 TO 8.
of those who then voted for the bill all are now In
the senate except Messrs. Conger, jackson, Logan,
senators who then recorded themselves against
the Blair bill were Messrs. Cockrell, Coke, Frye,
STsy HALF Harris ingalls, Jones Of
With the exception of Mr.. Maxey these
are all In the Senate now. Persons who have made
something Of a canvass assert that there will be
friends Of the measure Say the opposition Is not so
strong as that
TEST VOTE.
The Plumb amendment to the Blair bill was
voted down by As to 81, which was test vote,
showing two-thirds majority In favor Of the pas
sage OF the bill.
Capitol Topics.
THE M'DuFFIE-DAvIDsON CONTEST.
The House elections committee to-day decided
the McDuffie-Davldson case in favor Of the latter,
the sitting member. This decision was reached by
u strictly party vote.
SAFETY OF LIFE At SEA.
The bill reported favorably IN the senate to-day
by Mr.. Frye from tn foreign relations committee
provides for an International marine conference In
and other methods for the greater SAFETY or YES
sells at sea. The President Is authorized to invite
all maritime nations to send representatives to the
conference.
SUPPORT OF UNITED STATES PRISONERS
In conformity with the Recommendation OF At
torney General Garland the House committee on
appropriations will submit an amendment to
the urgent deficiency bill apprOpriating 5000
lori the support OF United States prisoners.
TO MAKE FOUR NEW STATES.
The House committee on territories considered
today questions relating TO the admission states
OF Dakota, Montana, Washington and New Mexico.
1t was decided to formulate an omnibus enabling
act for The four territories. and the preparation OF
the Dill was referred TO subcommittee consisting
OF MesSrS. Springer, Mansur, Hayes, StrIbGe and
SymeS. The gentlemen Will meet for the purpose
on Saturday.
THE GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE INyESTIdAT
1t Will be about two weeks before the committee
appointed TO investigate the Government Printing
Onice begin holding their sessions.
NOTES.
Representative TarSney, OF Michigan, who Is i'll
at Providence Hospital, Is much better to-day and
expects TO be out soon.
The number or Senators present at the delivery
OF the prayer to-day dwinded to ten-siX republl-
cans and four democrats.
A resolution directing the architect OF the Capi-
toi TO submit plan for lighting the entir- Capitol
building by electricity has been adopted by the
House.
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By CUTICURA REMEDIES

81 CJIICURA REMEDIES.
must extend y ~ the thanks of of my Gus
TONERS. who has curtd by using the CUTIcURA
hENEpIEs odd caused by long spell sick
less or fever eight y, ago he 50 Dad he was
fearful he would have have his leg zmputxted, but
happy say he is now entirely well-sound dol
lar. lie requests to Use his name, which is II. H.
CAsoS, merchant, VI this place
JOHN " MINOR, Druggist.
Gainsboro, Tenn.
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The MICHIGAN CONGRESSIONAL ELECrIoN.-The
latest returns from the election in the llth con-
gressional district OF Michigan yesterday, show
that seymour, republican, has q majority OF $50
over Breen, democrat
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AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS TO-DAY were
Senators Daniel and Kenna, Representatives Fell
ton, Bynum, Landes, Holman, Dockery, Norwood
Jones (Alal, Wilson (Minn.l, Lynch, Howard, T. J..
Campbell, Smith (Ariz.) and Hooker Gov Ross
{New Mex.l and Gov. Swineford and Commissioner
Dawson
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Count Arco Valley succeeds Mr.. Won
AlyenSleben.

IL was learned at the state Department this
afternoon that Count ArcO Valley has been desig-
mated Dy the German government TO succeed Mr..
Won AlvenSleoen as minister to this country. The
new minister was formerly consul general in
Egypt.
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To BE PUT OUT OF CeNxIssIoN.-The Secretary
OF the Navy to-day directed that the U. S. s.
lroquots be put out OF commission. She IS now
lying at the Mare Island navy.yard California
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w zen baby Vas ,iek. rave her Cas.oria
When sle ~ss . child. abe cried for Cs-tor,a
When she became M:sa. ahs eluug to C..sor..
Wien s.e Lsa Children. size ssvs ileal C~s.oris
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Is 1880

We had $50 banks In this country. whiis
to-day We have over :. 900 bsS Scr co.,
dsassd rschss szy TIE Hob POcA the
ornament Of tbs siassoard. e. - md
land. and always h.nay ana paAy. c.
Il GRAVES Z soXa Dssasa. uanune.
snss IL - ossssEs - pguuU1saDeln
h. snl vlllinsay inAesss 10 - uDsquaals0
see ssusalsacs - VusU.
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materially for Permit Work.


The FIRST Controller has rendered an opinion
that the provisions OF the act Of March 8, 1887
GA Stat, 573, in regard to the appropriation .for
materials for permit work" In the District Of
Columbia, require that "the cost Of labor for the
fmprovement and repair OF alleys and sidewalks"
shall finally be paid By the owner OF the "abutting
property" and thus payment may be made by The
owner TO the commissioners OF the District In any
one OF three modes, to WIT: First, by deposit OF
said cost with the Commissioners, upon an esti-
mate, before the improvement, &C., is made;
second, by like deposit after the improvement,
&C., Is made, and third by enforcement OF the lien
mentioned in the act, after the Improvement &C.,
Is made. He further holds that, In whichever or
these three modes the pay ment is finally made by
such owner, the act contemplates, that said cost
or Labor shall first be paid by the Commissioners
out OF advances from the appropriation for
materials for permit work, 10 be accounted for as
o. her advances, and that the payments deposited
with the Commissioners by sail owners, or
collected from him, must be by them
deposited with the United states Treasurer
TO be covered In TO The credit OF the APP
preparation from which the advance was made,
10 reimburse the same. This practice will secure
an accounting for disbursements for "cost OF labur"
and for amounts deposited with OF collected by the
commissioner, On account OF same.
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ByRITS Feb ia-Oiiicial military regulations
have peen issued wlica provide that und r the
new Law the Iandwehr viii no longer be divided
into regiments and battalion Instead OF these
there will Degradation districts divided according
10 terri ory wlich viii De directly dependent on
tie Infantry bris a1es tnrousnOut the empire.
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Tue,.iay .,ext for 81. Petersburg. He Will be en-
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