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The writ against Cen Guzman Blapco venez-
uelan minister at Paris, has been Qusshed on the
10 the transaction.
Commodore samuel Barron, q former on1cer OF
the L. s. Navy and OF tine confederate navy, died
al his farm In Essex county, Va, yesterday, IN the
eighty first year OF his age.
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DIED.


pi6GLER On MONDAY. F.erHsry q. 1855, g
hSf i NJ me iss .IS rs.I N &.
tive Of WurtsmSsrs' ee. many. " ~
Funeral from his iate residence of leth and
aud rslstives invited
BROOKE. suddenly in this city. on the evening Of
Ssn M ssss VIE Of 4 rs sSs s sas : Ss
daughter Of Dr.. Ruei x. cOmpton Of chASes County.
yUckLEy. Departed III. ~, :. 2 s'sloei IN on
Thy Backlsy native OF County Lssr'ek Ireland sssa
wife mother. guardian. friend
Tsy e i y " o oss ga b. ssSs
For thee % come. with sorrow. slas vs part
the s tax. sSs i s.e:s &
soatSSest ReSuiem mass At 81 Dolainics chureI'
o1 RasIs on ss1s:S ibsss s sss
wife Of Vim. Il Davis. Of ths U B. oosst ana osodsac
ss fnsnds are n ~, . si,snd. '' ''' '''
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sss .ss sa .s.r Of her 's' oldest d.usr Of ~
H sas. i s.ps ,.I s:,s s..:s % ave thee.
Hsgps . ,ss cam. and 6ors the
Past hey .uIsrinra p..t her pain.
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maryland pspsss passss oopy1
q sksiss Essss 4 &. ,:ss :. e
year VI DIS ago.
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Wet. Aequiem msss 2; st, Doninics Chnrch q
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WIPES BILL FOR DIvoRcE.-Alverta B.
feathers has, by Mr.. J. Amber Smith, filed bin
against Robert B. feathers for a divorce. She
sets forth the marriage July, 81, 1882, in Balti-
more, and charges that he was then sufierfag
with a contagious disease, and treated her with
great cruelty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-28

PRRsoNAL--CoL Henry WALKER, commander, and
Capts Albert A. Folonu, Chas. w. Stevens Edward
T. Allen, and Geo. A. Keeler, OF the Ancient and
Honorable Artillery Company OF Boston, are at
Chamberltnx-Senor Roman Mayorga, secretary
OF the Nicaraguan legation, Is visiting friends y
New York.--Judge Amos OF Denver, 7: Lewis
r y. Morton and Jas Booth OF New York. W. T.
7: Donald OF AtchisOn, KAN, Tell johnson OF Bun
alo, n. T., and II. l. Lazarus OF New Orleans are
at Willards.-F. b. SwaQue Of Toledo, c. W.
Raymond and David c. Townsend Of New York,
and Jno. WHITAKER Of st. Louis are ct the Riggs
Judge Thomas NJ. Cooley, Col William r. Mor-
rtson, Augustus SchoOnmaker, Walter L. Bragg
and Aldace F. Walker OF the Interstate Commerce
Commission, were in New York last night-Geo
Shepard Page OF New York and o. II. Reynolds OF
Norwich, CT, are at the st. James.-C. n. Norris,
Dallas Sanders. Henry Bowen and ]. W. n. Newlin
OF Philadelphia E. L. Gaylord and E. A. Lewis OF
Bridgeport. conn. ssuyyesant 10 Roy. Jr.. and v.
=. Bridge OF New York, and +. L. Hersey OF st.
Paul, MIMI, are at Welckera-Baron de Leger-
felt of Sweden, II. Russell OF Detroit, Edw. V. VAL
entine. Jno. E. Parrish, Henry Bodeker and Jno 8.
Bethel OF Richmond, and Robert Goelet Of New
YORK, are at Wormley'S-J. L. Kirkland, Frank
N. Evans, Scott Lord, K H. Grimm, E. wetherell
ana ChaA B. Hubbel OF New York, e. 8. Sweet
land OF Providence, X. l., and Jas. McCrea, OF
P1ttsburg, are at the Arlington.
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A CoIereA Preacher su Cosrs.

BIZ Is ACCUSED or STEALING BIBIEs AND orHKg
RELIGIOUS BOOKS From TIE CHURCH
The Rev. Jesse W. Green, colored preacher WA,
yesterday afternoon committed for the Criminal
Court by Police Justice Bebb, In Baltimore on the
charge or stealing q number OF Bibles and other
church literature from ST. James A. NJ. l. church
About three months ago Green came 20 the Rev.
W. ID. Scburman, pastor OF the Ebenezer Colored
Church, OF which St. James II a mission bringing
what he claimed 10 Do a license 20 preach. The
pastor took him into the church, but upon proba-
lion only TO await the decision OF the conference
upon The regularity of Green's license. several
weeks ago the Bibles and primary readers began 90
disappear from the church, ana it was Ialned
that Green was selling such books 10 some of the
female members and presenting them 70 Others.
They testified that he admitted The theft 20 them
but he denied &c before the justice Green said that
his brethren were inspired oy hatred toward him
because he was popular with the ladies OF his cum
gregation. and preached strongly against liquor
selling and other sins Another source OF revenue
employed by Green was 10 have the familiar By nm.
There is a fountain nled with blood printed az
an original ballad composed by himself He then
would dedicate each copy 10 sister, and sell Il %
her for cents.
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Gen. Bou,an.er,s Dup,,e;,v.

LONDON, Feb. 2S.-A dispatch from Paris says:
The cOnnlvance OF General BOulanger with the
promoters OF his candidacy in the districts where
elections Tor vacancies in the chamber OF deputies
| were held on sunday has been proved. The min
| listers are considering the question Of Furnishing
him.
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Asking the Assistance os ssaitis,er-

THE y. AND O ROAD WANTS An EXTENSION.
Al last nights session or the Baltimore city
council letter Was read from President spencer,
OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co. asking
that the city extend for nfty years the coo 600
loan. secured by per cent bonds, which mature
In two years, the new bonds TO be issued al per-
cent A sinking fund. which has been sccumu-
lating 20 pay on this loan, now amounts 90
S2,5OO, oo0, and the letter asks that the fund he
given back 10 the company when the new bonds
are Issued. The matter was referred 20 the regu-
lar committee on ways and means Mr.. Spencer
states that the antagonism developed toward the
Indicate recently formed 90 release the road from
It's ernbarrassmeuts has compelled the directors Go
ask Tie assistance OF the city OF Baltimore and
that the renewal OF this loan and the converting
back into the treasury OF the sinking fund would
be OF material beDert 20 the COMPANY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-28

TIE FAMOUS DrKLIsr AND FIRR-EATER wno KILLED
COL SHANNON IN A DUEL IN 1850.
Col. z. B. c. Cash, the famous "fire-ester,- who
killed Col VIM. NJ. shannon, prominent lawyer,
In duel in August 1880 and for ten days dened
the entire power OF the state OF South Carolina 10
arrest him, died at his home. in Chesterfield
County IN that state, on Saturday, Of paralysis,
aged sixty-six years. He was buried sunday be-
side his son, BoGgan Cash, young desperado,
who was shot ana killed by q sherff's posse flve
years ago while resisting arrest for the murder OF
the town marshal OF Cheraw. Before the war Col
Cash owned large plantations and several hundred
slaves. He was one or the first in the field, and
commanded the 9Th South Carolina regiment at
the nrst Manassas Tight. After the war he re-
turned 70 his lands and planted. lie had very
quick temper and since the war had killed four
men, two being negroes, whom he killed FOR some
slight pr0vocation. In 1850 Cash fought the
famous duel with Col shannon over q quarrel be.
tween the ladies OF the two families. Col shan
non. although an old man, accepted Cash's chal-
lenge and was shot through the heart. The peo-
pie Of the state condemned this duel 50 severely
that shortly arterward the legislature passed the
autt-dueling law. The Cash-Shannon duel waS
therefore. the last which will probably ever be
fought In that state.
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MARRIED..

20. 1885, by Rey. y. A. Nixdorf. MT 6ABRfEL BEN
DER. of Fort Myer, Va. 70 Miss ANSfk CAkLk, o<
6eorgetowp, DC.
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The Courts.

EQrrTY CoURr-Jadoe Or.
Yesterday, Touney agI Tourney; TRUSTEES directed
to lease premises.
To-day, Cation agt. Cation; hearing In General
Term In urst instance ordered Trainer agt Trainer
Annie SchraInm allowed TO intervene. Stott agt
Omohundra; reference TO auditor ordered
CRIMINAL CoURT-Tudge Montgomery
Yesterday, Tnos. Gather and Win. Grey, horse
stealing; trial resumed; verdict not guilty Pris-
Robinson, Forgery; plea OF not guilty withdrawn
and plea OF guilty entered. Michael Meaney
larceny from person; guilty. Joseph caster, as
sault with intent 10 Kill; defendant called and
failed 20 appear; recognizanee forfeited.
CIRCUIT COURT, No. l-yudoe Hdgner.
To-day, Mcintire agt. Meintire; on hearing.
CIRCUIT CoURT, No. 2-Judoe Mey7fck
To-day, Burgoorf agt Cingrfa; On heaiiag.
POLICE CouRr-Judge Shell
To-day, Jas. Harris, colored, larceny; 30 days
Richard A. Fere, threats; personal bonds Benz
Pollard, coOred, hoosebreakiDg; grand jury. Jesse
Ford, colored, larceny; s. or 10 days ChaS VII.
tamS do: 80 DAYS.
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ST. Louis, Feb. 2S.-Yesterday afternoon John B.
Swinpey and John Hargrave, the wabash Western
train robbers, were arraigned at Liberty, Mo. Har-
grave pleaded guilty" Swinney mot guilty.
Next Monday was pxed as the day for the begin.
ming OF the trial.
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ryaltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Nd. February %. = Virginia sizes
consolidated. 40: psst due coupons, IS; do new
t.lrces, 675s; do. ten-for;iss, 81 bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. Nd. February %. Cotton dull
middlng., lOz4a1O% Flour nominally stsrdy and
90; amber, 9:ay3: western. about steady aud dull
No. :. winter red spot, and February. SSk asked:
March. sl5saSSI.; May, I91a9lA. Corn-soutnern,
higher; white, 55a56; yellow. 54s54b; western, Q
March, 53'sa54: April 54aa54H: May 55jsa55S
Oats easy and quiet southern and Pennsylvan,a, So
a4O: western white 40a4l: western mixed, 37a39.
Rye firm. 65s50. Pr0visiSns steady with inoder.ts
ordinary to fair. I5a16. sussr.copper refined. arm
i5al6. Whisky, quiet. l;2lal.23 Other articles m
cotton. 81 6d dour per ton. "a: grain 2a21s I'D Sales
Wheat, l3l.200 bushels; corn. 400 bushels.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. ILL. February %. II o IN. All
the start Wis morning. May wheat opened 4 lower.
was anchsayed. at 1903: The May option Is now
quoted rs follows: Wheat S0AaS0hi corn. 5lh; eats
7.37H.
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Hts Wife and Chtsdrea Victims.
kNTrNcE on THE BAKER VINO Used cukong Willow

In the Criminal Court In Philadelphia yesterday
George N. Palmer, baker. was sentenced 20 six
months Imprisonment on one bin Of Indictment
charging him with adulteratIng cakes and buns
made by him, and TO three months on another bdn
charging Involuntary manslaughter. Frederick
Schmidt another baker. was sentenced 70 siN
months Tor adulteraiing his goods. While charge
OF involuntary manslaughter against him as
postponed These convictions are the results of
The locally celebrated "chrome yellow cases. the
exposure OF which revealed the fact tnst this
deadly poison was being extensively used BY
large number OF bakers and confectioners> and
that at least ten deaths had occurre among those
Who had used The richly oolored buns Among
this number are included Palmer's first wife ana
has ave children. and four children OF Louis Dlebe
n machinisL. living al 9Th street and Lehlgn
avenue. Other deaths occurred. presumably, run
the same cause, and among the other cases TO he
tired Is one OF Noodle manufacturer W o used
The same material as a colottlg
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SAN RsNo, Feb. 2S.-The German crown prince
had larry good night. The mucous expectorated
was much tlhgeS with blood The emperor has
teiegraphed 10 DrA Bergmann and Kussmaul, re-
questing them 10 remain al san Reno.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-28
THx WoHsr CoueH

L rslisved By ths use Of Ayers Cherry Pectoral
But don't delay TIL the bronchial tubes are in
famed and tbs lungs eOngeste1 Prompt uss
insure, rapid cura l. j.. B;1lsy, Of BsrtonviIle.
VI. writes: -Four years seo took a severe
cold. which WIS followed by 4 terrible cough
was confined to my bed about four months
Ey physician snsIly said was I'm Consumption,
and ta.t he could not help me. One of my
neizhpors advised me TO try Ayers Cherry Pee
torsl d.d -o and vas veil before had fr-
ishcd taking the hrst bottle. Ever since then
my health has been good"
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL.
Irerared by Dr. j c. Aver 4 Co. Lowell. Mass
sold b all Druggists. Price, 81 six bottles, e.
wI6
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THE GrSurxr
y ANN HOE F'S
MALT EXTRACT
II the
BEST NCTRIfIvE TONIC

PALATABLE HEALTH BEVERAGE
for Impaired Digestion. Dyspspsz- Convslescence.
Weak Children. and General Debility.
WHAT PROF. COLEMAN. OF GLASGOW. SAYS OF
II suffering from attack Of Illness which had not
only reduced my strength. but brought on extreme
exhaustion from inability 10 appropriate food tried
The effects Of the Genuine Johann Hors Malt Extract,
wnexlas-ful three times day Its was followed
b. marked effscts-1 Food which had heretofore been
found To pass the alinaentary canal unchanged. d.
F-sted PROPERLY. q There xppeared an increased
power OF evolving animal heat aud storing up fat
Beware q The genuine has the signature
Of "Johzun Hon" On the neck Vt every bOttla All
Others ere worthless limitations
JOHANN HOFF, Berlin and yinna. New York
Once: q Barclay 81 jas-tu, th&s
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usag e Hyasea. young nan q san ysasasea
yn!le eatnssisg nessls g. - secks g - cnf
erealsi ana dRownsa q m NV q svs l060
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Count Bismarck I'm London.
Russian Securities Fl,

LONDON, Feb 2S.-C0unt Herbert Bismarck has
arrived In London. He was met at the railway BY
Count Won Hatzreidt, the German ambassador.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-28
Castle Garden Pool Rates,
THE INTERSTATE COMMERCE. COMMISSION BEGINS IT'S
INVESTIGATION TO-DAY.

NEW YORK, 2S.-The Interstate Commerce CON-
mission committee met to-day In the Federal
building and began the Investigation OF the rail-
road pool rates at Castle Garden. H. C..
Savery, OF the American Emigranr COM
pany, in hts complaint alleges that the
interstate law has been violated, as
ticket agents in the garden sell immigrant
tickets $l3 while outside they sold for sI7
To all points the same discrimination is made Dis
elimination In freight rates Is also charged. All
the principal railroads were represented by
counsel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-28
Two Train Robbers Arrairned.

BERLIN, Feb. 2S.-Russian securities were nat
to-day, owing TO decline In Russian bank notes
and runors OF failures In ST. Petersburg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-28
Mt. Vernon Victims Suffering from
Gn;A-

MOUNT VERNON, Ill, Feb. 2S-The weather con-
tnues extremely cold, the mercury having
toEned Zero during the past twenty-iour hours,
with no signs OF moderaIing. supplies that have
oeen expected rom yarioas places have not az
ryed, although badly needed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-28

PHILADELPHIA MINISTERS wAkkrSs on RtnsBopS
The Methodist ministers assembled In force at
Wesley Hall, Philadelphia, yesterday, 10 hold an
Informal meeting ~ discuss the manner OF proceed
IRE against the sale OF rum and granting of
licenses Mt. Fernley alluded 70 the fact that the
applicants Tor licenses numbered now about 1900
against nearly 1000 before. and ne thought at
least 600 OF those on nle could be reSecied by
prompt ana general opposition. He and others al.
yocated o Concerted movement In the way OF get
ting up remoDstrances
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4 Sensible Old Wan.

From the New York san.
Il have long loved your daughter, vi, !" he said
''and would fsln make her my VILE"
You would Uhot make her your wife, de-
manded the old man, who has knots ON his head
81 would fain make Der my wife, SIR"
swell would rain say thee nay" with Utter
sarcasm. "a young man who uses such langu. 20
as you do would have 10 stand his landlord on To-
the second month rent"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-28

srhe onIc1al canvass q the vote a tho 1pec1Al
Congressional election Of the llth 4lchig1n ~.
tret was made yesserday. ssymours pluEsa1u
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CELERY COMPOUND.

w hsn bsby was ssci. We rave be, c,stor,.
when abe vas child. she cried for C.sforis
pen shs became Aisa she chung 70 castoris
When che bad Children. She gave them Csvtor.s
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ENGLAND, FRANCE AND ITALY.
England Accused OF Joining Italy In an
Antt.French Demonstration.

PARIS, Feb. est Is semi-officially stated that
NJ Fourens. the foreign minister, after consulting
with II. Terard, the prime minister and the o.her
members OF the cabinet, has informed Count
Meuabrea, the Italian ambassador, that the French
proposals for treaty OF commerce with Italy can
not be modified and Italy must accept or refuse
them. The negotiations for treaty have there
fore been broken OF. The Gautois and Figaro
assert that the presence OF q British squadron In
the Gulf OF Genoa Is owing 10 the action OF Synor
Crispi, the Italian premier and foreign minister
Who wished To make a DEMONSTRATION against
France.
The Goulois publishes a letter addressed to the
correspondents OF English newspapers, reproach-
ing Lord Salisbury for his willingness TO assist In
In order TO satisfy Signor CrtspfS vanity and
hatred. The letter indicates a basis upon which
an alliance between England and France would be
advisable, and says: England gained no benent
by Frances disasters in 1870, and would gain less
by the total destruction OF France at which Prince
Bismarck and Signor Crispi aim"
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AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock m
Name. q. c. 4 Nans o. C.

New York Stock Market,
The following the opening and closing prices Of
the New York Stock Market, reported by special
wire to Corson and Mccartney. l4l9 street,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-28

ACQUITTED OF HORSE STEALIN6.-The case OF Jas.
E. and VIM. Davis Indicted tor false pretenses In
selling horse to John Nephew ON May - last,
represented TO be sound, receiving therefor an
other horse and So, was placed on trial in the
Criminal Court yesterday and was continued to-
and Mr. CampDeII Carrington for the other defend,
ant. Nephew claimed that the horse was broken
winded. This morning the point was made by
Darlington that VIM. Davis was not connected
with the transaction, and after some discussion
the court directed that the jury return verdict OF
not guilty as to VIM Davis. The trial proceeded
as regards JAS. Z. Davis, and Vim. Davis testified
that 1t was he VINO had the trade with Nephew,
and other witnesses testified and corr oDorated
him. The jury found q verdict OF not guilty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-28

NEW YORK, Feb. 2S.-The steamer Brooklyn
City, frum Bristol and swansea, which arrived
this morning, reports the Belgian steamer Her
man, which sailed from this port for Antwerp last
sunday morning. returning with the loss OF her
rudder. Her sister steamer, the Jon Breydel, from
Antwerp via Boston, has her in tow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-28
WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

TIE MUsECM connected with the Dead Letter
ONCE has been removed to the gallery, and here
after visitors viii be admitted TO the gallery,
where they can see the operations OF the once
and at the same time look the curtosftes that
are received In the mails.
To RIrIRR SURGEON BnLINas-In the senate
to-day bill was reported favorably from the
naval COMMITTEES TO place Pay Inspector L 9. Bill
itngs on the re.ired list.
Ma. CARLISLE ILL-Mr. Carlisle has telegraphed
from Kansas that the condition OF his 500 re-
mains unchanged and that Mrs. Carlisle has been
Ill ever since her arrival there.
To PAT TIE TRooPs--MaJor W. +. Tucker, pay
master, has been ordered to pay the troops Of
Washington Barracks Fort Myer, Va, Fort Nc
Henry, Nd. and Fort Monroe. Va.
FoRT SHKRrDAN.-The President has directed
that the new military post at Highwood, near Chi
cago, be known and designated as Fort Sheridan.
In honor OF Leut-Gen. sheridan, q. s. A.
TEE SECRETARY OF STATE has received q letter
from Mr.. Prieto, an alleged American citizen,
complaining OF tndignities sustained by him In
Havana at the hands Of the local police.
FEST IlsCr. J. b. II. PRsHrNE. 18th INF, having
been found incapaciated for active service has
been ordered home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-28

DROPPED DEAD.-Isaac Webb, an old colored man
whose home Is In Adams Express alley, dropped
dead about 10 O'Clock this morning, while visiting
WIN. GuntOn, in Chew's alley. His death was
probably due 10 heart disease. His bO1y was
removed to the mOrgue and the coroner notified.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-28

Is M,ss Fellow So MARI n. s.S.s,
p,sr-, p,h s,rr,sa ,o IN, Ne, yovx v.-ss - -.
Tbe sanx.t,on ~ ere non, =, a.. .,. -.
=. - - - Nt'o'eAbe
agency - INC Approaching hupuas OF shaska,
Sioux Indian, 10 Mss Belle c. fellowS an Anglo
"a xon maiden who teaches an Indian school An
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FELLOWS came 70 'ne agency nun W Asnhgton u.
{. Her father Homer Fellows occupies 4 rc~pons-
bic position there IN the Pension ofice. and her
sister l. also employed In one OF the Departments
Miss Fellows il q isdy OF me education. although
somewhat eccentric IN her ideaS She IL tall and
well formed. with q pleasing race, and h over
thirty years OF age. The object OF her strange
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