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SHE Is AT REST.
Mrs. southworth Escaped From the
Tombs and the Law.

NV YoRx, Jan Mrs. southvorth, the
slayer of Stephen Pettus, the wealthy Brook
lynise, whom she killed because he outraged
her, died in the Tombs at 6:l5 this morning
Her mother, Mrs. Z. I. Martin. and hss
brothers. George f. and William Martin. we're
at her be dside when she expired. The coroner
has been notified Of her death.
Those who were at her bedside say that she
seemed TO be dropping into q calm sleep when
she breathed her last The deceased was
thirty years OF age. Drs. McGee and Chetwood
attended the murderess during her illness,
which practically commenced upon the day
that she committed the murder. The coroner
granted permit for the removal of the body
on the strength of DIR. Chetwood's certificate
OF death. which stated that il resulted from
anaemia, heart failure and general debility.
The remains were taken TO Mr.. w b. Martins
residence in Brooklyn Mrs Southworth
formerly resided there with her brother
and his wife. The body will be encased in .
metallic lead casket and temporarily buried in
Greenwood on Thursday. In the early spring
it will be taken to Louisville and inferred IN
the family lot Mrs. Martin is entirely pros-
trated by her daughters death.
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Clafiin, the Dry Goods Man, Dead

New YORK, Jan. Aaron Claain, the we'll
known dry goods man OF this city, died at his
home in Brooklyn this morning.
He was resident OF Brooklyn and conducted
business in New York city for forty-eight years.
He owned one of the largest boot and shoe fac
tories in the country, located at Milford, Mass,
where he was born. He owned a model farm
Of 200 acres at Milford, which he visited once q
month. He returned here from one OF these
visits two weeks ago and was taken sick for the
first time in his life. He leaves four sons and
four daughters and an estate valued at million
dollars.
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They Did Not Fail.

PATERSON, Nj, Jan Tt was erroneously
reported here yesterday that the firm Of John
C.Ryle Co, "A large and old silk manufacturing
concern, had failed for large amount Mr..
Ryle says the report is not true. In October,
IN consequence OF dull times. the firm asked
an extension OF time from their creditors who
held paper that was maturing. This was
readily granted. The firm has been doing well
since and has been paying of its maturing in
debtedness as fast as it falls due at the rate Of
100 cents on the dollar
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A Base Ball Hoodoo.

CHICAGO, Jan. IA Tribune special from
San Francisco says: Mike Kelly and wife left
Sunday night FOR Boston via Los Angeles, while
Johnston, Hurley, Radbourne, Daily and Rich
ardson left yesterday morning for the east by
the same route, and manager Hart. Nash and
the balance OF the Bostons win leave Thurs
day. 1t looks as if base ball has ..hoodooed"
the town, for rain has fallen almost incessantly
since the company arrived and in consequence
they are not I'm" many dollars by their Cali
fornia trip. The Browns will leave in q few
days, going via Portland, Salt Lake and Dem
yer.
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South Dakota's Legislature

PIERRE, S. D., Jan. 7-An the members Of
the legislature are present with few ercep.
tions and at a. m. today the republican
members will meet in caucus At2 u. IN. the
legislature will formally convene. The gov:
ernors message will outline legislation 20 re-
lieve the new state Of Its great financial em-
barrassment
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MAI. RITTENHOUSE RELIEVED.
Capt. II. c. Parker Succeeds Him at
the Soldiers Home.

An order was issued today from the War de-
partment relieving MAJ. Rittenhouse, U.SA,
retired, fgom duty as secretary and treasurer
of the Soldiers Home in this city and ordering
Capt Richard G. Parker, retired, to that duty.
Maj. Rittenhouse has been on this duty for eight
years and has served unusually we'll His re-
lief is in accordance with the four-year tour
of-duty rule, which was inaugurated after he
had been appointed to his second term. The
duty, by law, devolves upon retired officer
and brings him salary Of sl,00o q year .be-
yond his retired pay as q compensation for the
responsibility Of handling the large sums of
money that are placed in his custody, and q
heavy bond il required. The change win take
place February l.
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The Wrecked Yacht.

New YORK. Jan. IA cablegram from Cadis
to the Herald reports that the English yacht
Inva has been wrecked on the Aceiteros rocks.
Reports as to the loss OF life differ, one state
ment being that fourteen of the crew were
drowned and tour escaped, another being that
ten OF the crew in two boats are missing
There is no yacht inya mentioned in Lioyd's
yacht register. The wrecked vessel may be the
schooner yacht Ianira, which sailed DecembeR
IL from SOUTHAMPTON for Marseilles.
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Skating RACE Put 0G.

MINSEAPoLIs, MINI, Jan. THE fye-mils
skating race between Axel Paulsen, the worlds
champion, and Mccormick has been postponed
until January Is, owing to Paulsen's illness, oc-
casioned by the strain of his fifteen-mile race
New Year day. He is afflicted with a severe
cold and occasional twlnges of rheumatism.
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Burned to Death on a Sick Bed.

CHICAGO, Jan. IA little blaze in a small
frame cottage at Sc Woodbine street early last
evening resulted in the death of Mamie Roeder,
six years old. The child was alone in the house
sick in bed with the whooping cough. Her
mother is a widow and works in the city. She
had not returned home when the fire occurred
but was with her child when the little one died
two hours later. The department responded
promptly to the alarm and the child was
taken from the house, but too late to save its
life
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One of Louis NapoIeon's Aids Dead.

CHICAGO, Jan. IA dispatch from Chenoa,
H., says: Gen. Louis La Due died Of hears
disease yesterday at his farm northwest Of this
city. He has resided here over twenty years.
He was born in France and was highly edu-
Gated. He entered the French army at an
early age; was private secretary TO Due De
Oudinot, also aid-de-camp TO Louis Napoleon
and in the siege Of Rome. He was slso ambas-
sador to Africa during the war.
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A Defaulting Book Keeper.

CINCINNATI, Jan. Ed 7. Lowerie, sscrs-
tary of the Glendale board Of education and q
prominent citizen Of that village, was arrested
yesterday on the charge Of embezzling el5.o00
from Allen 4 Co., druggists. Lowerie wss
book keeper for the firm and the alleged pecu-
lations occurred between 1884 and 1883 His
bond was fxed at sl2, 900, which he failed .
furnish.
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ARMY ORDERs.-First Lieut.. H. J. Goldman,
fifth cavalry, ordered to examination By the
army retiring board at New York. Second
Lieut. Peter Z. Traul. first cavalry, ordered to
conduct a detachment of recruits from New
York to the department OF Dakota. First
Lieut.. BENZ. W. Leavell, twenty-fourth infantry,
ordered to conduct a detachment from New
York to the department of Arizona. Capt
Chas. P. Eagan, commander of infantry, granted
one months extension of leave
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MIR. Bookwaiter withdraw.

COLUMBUS, ONO, Jan. Mr.. Bookwaltsr
has written letter Withdrawing from the
senatorial candidacy, and advising that no mil
ionaire be nominated Ex-President Cleye-
land, replying to a letter of inquiry, denies that
he has interfered in any way IN the contest He
says the democrats OF Ohio are competent TO
settle the affair themselves and any outside
interference should be resented
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wadinx Across the Mississippi.

DAVENPORT, Iowa, Jan. THE Mississippi
remains at Sundays low stage. The channel is
clear, but for several rods from the shore out
the ice is running. Sunday an employe Of the
water works put on his boots and waded across
the river. He found in the deepest place less
than three feet Of water. Chickens feed on the
river beds over which steamboats, run at ordi-
nary low stages.
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The Boy Killed His Father.

RUSSELL, KAN, Jan. THE authorities have
just discovered the murder Of Richard Boiler by
his SON John ten days ago. The boy, aged
eighteen, to obtain few dollars, smashed his
fathers head and threw his body in the we'll
Two younger children witnessed the deed but
were kept still by threats
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SUITS TO BE CoMMENcED.-Assistant Secre-
tary Tichenor has requested the United States
attorney for the district of St. Louis to proceed
with the suits recently instituted against the
surveyor of customs at ST. Louis for the re-
covery of certain alleged excessive duties on
importations Of worsted cloths without regard
to other suits of a similar nature pending at
New York and elsewhere.
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Boy Out of School; Ma In jail.

ST. Louis, Jan. IA special to the Repubas
from Shelbyville, Ill. SAYS: The compulsory
school iaw was put to the test here yesterday,
and Mrs. Jane AFFORD, who kept her boy at
home because she is SO poor that he has 70
assist In earning the living, is in Jail. Five
the poor woman, unable TO pay, was put int
prison."
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1t Was Sign or Resign,

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 7.-Adjutant General
Bartlett of the G. A. r. for this department.
has resigned rather than sign the charter Of
the colored G. A. r. post sanctioned by Com
mander Gray.
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Adjutant General Jordau Dead.

GAINESVILLE, TEX, Jan. 7.-Gen. T. q.
Jordan, who was prominent confederate of-
fcer, was found dead yesterday In q house ON
his ranch, fifty miles west Of this city, where hs
had lived alone number ofyears. II is supposed
ne died OF heart disease. He leaves large for
tune.
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Friend of Mr.. Cleveland Dead.

New BEDFORD, Mass, Jan. T-George De-
lano died yesterday at Rochester Of apoplexy
at the age of sixty-nlne years. He was a re-
tired oil merchant aud leading democrat. He
was friend of ex-President Cleveland Mr..
and Mrs. Cleveland visited at his residence
when at Marion
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Still Alive.

BROOKLYN, n. Y. Jan. THE report Of ex-
Sheriff Farleys death was an error. Mr. Far
lev is still alive, though very ill with pneu-
monia.
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A Wife SteaIer.

LoGASsPoRT, IND, Jan. Jacob Tamber Of
Royal Center, this county, was arrested yester-
day at the instance Of William Steele. Tamber
is charged with abducting Steele's wife and tax
ing her to St Joe Ill
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A Tunnel Of Snow.

SAN FRAxcIsoo, JAN 7.-Reports received q
the Southern Pacific compsny's hesdquartsrs
state that trains are again running ON the
Southern Pacific, Central Pacific and Cali
fornia and Oregon railroads. The road On
the Central PaciHc runs through . tunnel ~
snow from Butte canyon 10 Eucksa.
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Walls Fell.

New York, Jan. while laborers were
engaged today in tearing down the old Long
Island railroad machine shop in Long Island
City, the walls fell. Charles Romonthisl, the
foreman, and Schofeld and Myers, laborers,
were instantly killed
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THE EVENING STAR
PUBLISHED DAILY. Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS
Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave. snd 1lth st BY
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
s. II. KAUFMAN, Rese

Trr EVENING stan IL served to subscribers IN the
city By carriers, their account at 10 cents per
week. or &c, per month. Copies at the counter.
cents each BY mail-postaze prepAid-50 cents .
month: one year 90: six months. s3
Entered at the Post Office At Washington. d. c. -
Becond-clAss mail matter
The WEEKLY SrAR-published on Frfday-el
year. postage prepaid Six months, so cents.
t0 All mail subscriptions must be paid in advance:
ropaper sent longer than is paid for
Rates Of advertising made known on application
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PRESENTED TO THE PREsIDENr.-The Secre-
tary of State today presented the Viscount de
Meaux, ex-minister of agriculture Of France,
to the President
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No Dividends for Awhile.

NEW YoRx, Jan. 7.-St Louis and San Fran
cisco viii omit the payment Of the quarterly
dividend on the preferred stock and not resume
payment Of dividends until the earnings Of the
road warrant it
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MADISON. WIS, Jan &c. Fl. Richards yes
terday formally rendered his resignation a.
pastor Of the local Congregational church, over
which he presided for twenty-five years. w.
II. Wanamaker, brother and business assoc
ciate OF the Postmaster General, was here yes
terday and formally rendered him the unanis
nous call Of the Central Congregational church
Of Philadelphia, which formally co.
cepted. He leaves here February l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-07

AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS To-Day
were Senators Jones, Spooner, Higgins and
Pettigrew, Representatives McComas and
Scranton, Walker Blaine, Maj. Kearns of Mis-
souri,, Gov Warmoth of Louisiana, E. S. Rouse
of St Louis, Z. L. Patterson of Columbus,
Ohio
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-07

NAVAL CONTRACT AwARDED.-A contract was
today awarded to the Linden steel company of
Pittsburg, Pa, for furnishing Gel tons of pro-
tectlve deck plating for the new battle ship
Texas at So cents pound, thus amounting to
SlO2 l64 l6.
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A MILITARY ETsDIscHARaED.-Cadet Jas.
c. Reed, fourth class, US. military academy,
has been discharged ON account Of physical dis
ability,
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@ EQUITABLE
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
EQUITABLE BUILDING" 1908 ST.
ASSETS S1.1l9.062.77
Ofce hours, from am. to 4:30 pm daily. On
the first Wednesday in each month the office will be
OIL Ell from to 8 o'clock pm. Advances will be made
promptly at O'Clock. The Sth Of stock il open
tor subscription.
Shares are SO so per month.
$1,000 advanced on each share.
Pamphlets explaining the objects and advantages OF
the Association are furnished upon application.
THOMAS SOMERvILLE
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FroZe to Death.
An Eloquent Clergyman Called Ea

NEVADA, CAL, Jan. malcolm Mcleod, o
mail carrier, was frozen to death yesterday.
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CAPT. JAS. NJ. BURNS, seventeenth infantry,
has been ordered to Columbus, Ohio, on duty
IN connection with the national guar1
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Fire I'm Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Nd, Jan. 7.-Early this morning
FIRE in the building No. Ill West Baltimore
street, caused . loss to johnson, Boyd 4 Co.,
sured
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JUDGE BRADLEY STILL IMpRovISa.-The re-
ports of Judge Bradley's condition are all Of
an encouraging nature. He had a comfortable
night, his symptoms are all favorable and he
would seem now to be on fair road to recov-
ery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-07

DISTRICT MILITIA OFFICERS CoMMrss1oNED.-
The President has commissioned the following
District militia officers: Thos. d. Singleton,
inspector of rifle practice, first battalion; Chas
r. Luce. surgeon of the first battalion, and
Chas /. NJ. Skerrett, first lieutenant company B,
second battalion
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CAPT. LOUIS NJ. MAUs, assistant surgeon has
been granted six months sick leave, with per-
mission to go beyond sea.
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A Suit Decided.

CHICAGO, Jan. 7.EJudge Blodgett yesterday
decided the case of Henry Dupont and Others.
composing the Dupont powder company of
New York, VS.. James F. Joy Of Detroit. George
L. Dunlop, Col. E. d. Taylor. the estate of w.
B. Ogden and H. P. Smith were parties to the
suit. The complainants are creditors of the
Northern Illinois coal and iron company, which
failed in 1876. and at that time the claim
amounted to S195, 200. In 1866 Samuel ]. Til
den .. New York, w. B. Ogden Of Chicago and
James F. Joyce of Detroit held stock amount
ing to $500, 900, which they purchased from
Col. Taylor, who was then president of the coal
company. The bill was filed for the purpose
of holding the defendants liable for the com
panys debt. Judge B!odgett holds that the
stockholders purchased the stock in good faith.
Col. Taylor was not guilty Of fraud and there
was no evidence to show that Joy and Ogden
had any knowledge of fraud The bill was
dismissed for want of equity.
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ordered to the Atlanta, 18th instant; Ensign
Fredk. R. Brainard ordered as inspector of
steel at Pittsburg; Asst. Surg. G. J. Decker
ordered to examination for promotions; Asst.
Eng. Chas. E. Rommell ordered to duty at New
York. relieving Asst. Eng. Robert Stewart, de-
tached and ordered to the naval academy, re-
heving Passed Asst. Eng. F. II. Edridge. de-
tached and ordered to the New York yard
The orders of Lieut.. Chas. II. Lyman and En-
sign ]. II. Hetherington to the Alliance are re-
yoked
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The President HAS APPROVED the Joint reso-
luton to authorize the expenditure for rent of
portion Of the appropriation for the irriga-
ton survey for the present fiscal year.
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To COMMAND THE OMAHA.-Capt. B. J. Crom-
well has been detached from duty as inspector
of ordnance fittings at Philadelphia and ordered
to command the U.S.S. Omaha, per steamer Of
the 2lst instant from San Francisco.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
K~PAAPPss!Esn.AISsSER,s: APs!s g ATTENsTioNI .-,.,
ssFs he'd THURSDAY EVENING q z;so. .nasIy 9.
Sited TO Be present ~ 4-' - ' All & a. 'A sja7-st'
E~CoLgMBIA .! BANK AND EoKINaToN
ja7-s. AANA H. Z fsfs sHs F.a Street.
K~DO YOU WISH TO PURCHASE OUR
Rtshtly-mad Suit at go per cent discount
s7 ~ GEORGE spRANsy 434 7th St
E~MoMAN,s CHRIsTIAN TEMPERANCE
shSnch om
10 I'm fsRSr.s oadrss,es &c Lunch ser'ed s'
~wAsHINGTON. DC. JANUARY 2. 1890
- The copartnership heretofore existing be,
tween the undersigned. under the name Of Ergood
Ergood HAVING purchased the interest Of his
% .ons ne n
ton. All debts due the late firm to Be paid 70 him
.7.s. jSfs5 sHfsts ssf tsf$Sf : fSsfEa $SaEa.
RsRRIcKLAXERs, lATTENIIoN-I Will (
0s.sss S.ssst m' Financial HI C; fssrss sssIss.1y.
D sSs SSEoSS pE kh TIE
TION Washington, D. C. for the election Of Board
for
held MONDAY, January 3, at the hour Of IL IN. at
The ;s5,ss B5s;dsh'' JOSEPH c MokPssasi P1ss,dss.
K~cANNoT AFFORD ~:
nS let so even Z, 10
keep busy in an otherwise duh season.
Ny s5 Trouserings will be made up for
ss sSs and savs sus
made up for sa2. A word about this lat
ter item. As you know, these Cheviots
are tas very shSies,t and mos. P%ls.
..old wheat at their regular price, S32.
Fortunately for you have too many
PIECES HsRTIE hsRfs IN 6rSP s Go 0rdsf'
Expert,n Trousers,
JAG 9th and SITS. NV.
RSHoME BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
- This association has Just opened subscrip-
!reasursT 1907 Rsnns ave The Home which has
those Of Inc previous year shares are 81 each per
be obtained, the additional monthly payment there
for being but 81 The average amount ADVANCED o or
or s1 more per share than the yesT prsSiops
VIII. wETzE1- secretary. jrS-3t
k~THE UNDERSIGNED HAS PURCHASED
all w h s ard GSr sa ssd in 'ss as Dsvs
Sir. James @s D. oDonne the xel
will conduct the business in all its branches Public
patronage most respectfully solicited urpnrvr
January 6. 1890. ta6-6t'
<~sPECIAL NOTICE-JOHN B.. LARNER
trance. Take the elevator. d2S-10t
R~TEMPORARY OFFICE OF TIE
WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST CON-
PANY,
1001 4 street W.
CAPITAL, Sl,000,O0O 90.
This company Is now prepared to issue certltcates
OF deposit bearing interest follows On all amounts
deposited for ninety days more, but less than six
mouths, per cent per annum; ~ per cent ON de-
posits more than six months but less than year.
and per cent on deposits Of one y,sr or longer.
secured investments for sale.
b. II. WARNER, President
W. b. Robson, Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
Charles B. Bailey, George F. Schafer,
James L. Barbour, L. Franklin Schneider,
George T. Bartol Thomas Someryille.
Richard ". Clay, John A. SwoLe,
Samuel Cross, j. s. Swormstedt,
j. j. Da. lington, Hattersiey W. Talbot,
John Joy Edson George Truesdell,
Charles j. Faulkner, B. II. Warner,
Albert I. Fox, A. A. Wilson,
o. &. Green, L. d. Wine,
William b Gurley, s. W. Woodward,
John b. Larner. Chas. Benz Wilkinson,
d2U-lm A. S. Worthington.
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Government RECEIPTS ToDAY.-Internal
revenue, $3.50, ,SO7; customs. S829,OO3
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

xA REGULAR MEETING OF UNION No. 1,
u Ca-penters and Joiners, will be held at their
hall next WEDNESDAY EVENING. January 3, 1890,
Al 30 pm An election Of officers will be held and
All bers are requested to be present BY order Of
lie is4-a st0" GEO. @ HoU0H. Secretary
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The TRAINING SHIP jamestown arrived this
morning at Trinidad, all well on board.
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IContiH,aed on FifM Page.
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MONEY TO LOAN ALWAYS ON HAND
F1kEAiES's INSURANCE COMPANY BUILDING,
ns0-:.m COR. 7TH ST. AND LOUISIANA AVE.
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a sBEsTos LINING. PAINT AND CEMENT
"A Patent T G ChiTneys, IRE proof
ard 3-ply Isrred koof1g. Lime, Cement, and Char
coal = 4. MAl4kkh SONS. sOi utn st n.w
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