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A nuRsING VESSEL.
Sue ~ Passed by nn EagIish steamer
IN tho ocean.

NEW YoRI, Jan. GA cablegram
from Loudon says the steamer "Egyp-
tian Monarch" which arrived this
morning, reports passing January 18Th,
a vessel envolOped In flames, supposed
to be an American ship, loaded with
petroleum.
At che office Of tho shipping agents
Of the Standard oil company ID was
said today that there were n number Of
oil-lGdon vessels on the ocean from this
port.
LONDON, Jan. %. - The British
steamer "Egypiian Monarch" from
New York, report' that early on the
morning OF January 10th she sighted
wooden vessel, apparently Ameri-
can, ON IRE. judging from the smoke
AMI the oior, Captain Irwin thinks
she wns laden with oil. As the steamer
approached the burning craft Il was
seen that her mnsts were gone. Two
men were climbing 10 the bowsnrlt.
The llfohogt ou the steamer were hssti.
y cleared away, but before II could bc
lowered the Dowsprit fell aud the men
were not afterwards seen. Captain
Irwin thought 1t probable that the
boats from tho burning vessel were
somewhere In the vicinity and re.
manned near the spot until daylight,
but no one was seen. The burning
vessel was probably tina same one 10.
ported by the "Imperlgl Prince.O
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nAILRoAp yor1INas.

The attorney Of the Great Northern
railroad IA England stated recently 90
court that 1900 persona were detected
In attempts to defraud his company last
year
In MaSachuactts the supreme court
rules that man walking toward a rail
road station with the intention Of buy.
ing n ticket and taking n train ls not q
passenger before he reaches tho station
There Is soius prospect OF the Tona.
wnudn Valley and Cuba railroad being
inado standard gauge nnd connecting
with the Buffalo Rochester aud Pilts.
burg railroad az Fish Lake, in Allcguy
county, n, y
The quickest run over made heroes this
continent was Ia 1879. and that record
stands unbrokrn today. The Jarrett &
Palmer train made the run from Jersoy
City 20 Oakland Ia three days eleven
hours AMI forty.lyc minutes.
Railway statistics show that tho Amer.
lean takes twcuty.saycn railway trips u
year, tue Englishman nineteen. the Del.
rian eleven. the Fruuchman. swcdo.
Norwegian and the spanisrl five each.
while the Turk. tine Sw.s and tue I.al.
ian take hut one each.
Tho Penn ylyauia Railroad company
hos placed ON i,s congressional limited
trains between New York and Washing.
ton some very finely finished passenger
cars. Each eur has thiriy-four rcyolv.
Ing chair', aud there 10 drawing room
~ each end % the car
y conductor GA the Panhandle recent.
~ took mp mileage book held by a
Philadelphia travelling salesman and nut
him of the train because he refused to
pay his fare Tho travelling mnn brought
fult for 5000. aud the company has
compromised by paying him 81 $50. The
conductor, wholo name Is II. 4. Nawtor.
was dischargcl
Competent railroad officials say that
the crops this year are heavy enough to
keep The roads busy Tor mo neat two
ycars 0hould the crops Of 1909 be light.
Added TO this are tho large earnings
which the roads will derive from the
Worlds fair IN 1903. which makes the
outlook for railroads more promising
than at any former period.
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In Jerusalem marriages arc always con.
ooctcd BY tho old women. Tho old ons
Will praise the charms Of young woman
to a young man whom she considers sulta.
bic for her protegc, and gaining bis con
sent acquainis his inamoritA with tho
fact. The marriage is performed by tho
shiek Of the mosque. but the husband
doesn't zee bis wife until she unveils In
tho nuptlgl chamber Tho womau's wishes
nrc never consulted IN the matter. The
male Is allowed four wives. When In the
presence OF man the woman must veil
her face totally, aud when travelling she
must ride in a closed conveyance. 4 man
q not allowed 20 SEQ even his brother,
wife. This custom of Yelling n not OBJ.
served 10y tho peasant class. Whom WON.
an goes 20 visit a female friend every man
Ia that grlend'a house Is hanished during
her stay. -D0trolt FREQ Press.
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There is truth Ia the quotation, There
wouldn't b. no many tii~d people IN tho
world u men would stop climbing hills
before they got To them" aud washing
seems 10 be one VI the hardest hills wo-
m1u has 10 climb. Yet there g. no need ~
her Starting Saniny afternoon ur laying
awake sunday night 10 think about 10.
She ctI got up Monday morning, put on
che boiler and beat some water 90 the same
lime ,he IL cooking breakfast. II she has
pl,uucl s1methIng easy n got. which she
,iu DO u shr chooses. ~ so0n as the
WptCr BE- Huil ..cutly warm, take the clean.
30 NJ tho clothes, SOAP the parts most
sIiled, f'li upcach garment or article scpn.
utcly aud pack them In tub with luke.
warm water enough 10 cover them.
Leave the holier on the stove. and after
lr'nkilst warm up tho water In the tub
~ turning on few dlppcrsfll " hot wa.
Ter Rub out the clothes "a they need IL,
throwing ihCm Into another tub Of luke.
warm wHtcr You will be surprised 10 see
how little rubbing thoy will nccl, and
when you bHvc Finished rubbing wiring tho
clothes ont u the sudbing tub rinse them
through the cold blulng water and thoy
nrc whiic and clean, ready Tor tho clothes.
line, You can pack the more solied clothes
in tho water you hnvo rubbed the cleaner
clothes through, or part of that used Tor
sud,iug tcHIliug that tub. OF course. and
your wishing o. soon done
We ulwnya leave tho boiler on the stove
10 a. 90 hnve q supply VI hot water, and at
the !1st, u there iE any need, wu throw 10 a
few Of the most s0ilel clothes and let thom
tct.d a moment. The ciothca arc much
whiicr than " allowed TO boil, aud yon
don't have the steam aud heat. We don't
use bornN Or kerosene or waahiug fluid for
anything bu; scsubbiug the kitchen floor.
Use good SOAP. Cor. New England Home.
stead.
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When Queen Margaret OF Italy goes
upon her climbing tours through tho
mountains Of Gressoncy she adopts the
costume Of the mountain peasants, which
consists Of stout boots, short red Skin,
and n black bodice. This rustic attire
suits top0ricct.on her striking beauty, and
u Is no wonder that tho simple country
people worship her. The queen Is an in
dcfatsablc walker. aud her love for this
exercise Is Of greG; amusement to her at.
tendants. Why. assure you." said ono
OF them the other day, THAT her majesty
actually climbed up rock with her hands
when all tho time she might have got
round by a path."--Cor. Baltimore Ameri.
eau.
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a Flag Incident.

WAsillNGLOS, jan. 92.-First A sslst.
AM Postmaster General Whitfield has
received from the postmaster at Baird,
AAeh county, Texas, an explanation
% hr Confederate flag incident. Ho
sliu mat al tho time the county flair
~ "a progress the citizens decorated
aNI displayed "a many flags ms they
SSoNll obtain. The supply Of United
os.lgs nags hecsm1 exhausted, aud the
oNn't OF the building Ia which the
o''olllco IN located procured some bum
M,,nls hhl hal hia sister mako "A flag.
~ lth Only imperfect knowledge the
ohllel states ilag was fashioned, Tn,
'nut OF her labor was n complete
azure, except ~ display Of bunting.
dn,.,hI OF thirteen stripes her nag had
ny 'hfte. with nine stars ia a blue
Hsll, nut u was holsted over tie no,t.
glure building. General Whit6eld.
however, Ia in possession OF aiiidayits
,io'n hVe reputable people, who declare
hM on several specified dates thew saw
sgS nag flying on tho post.
o,nre building, aud were told by the
SG,slHehs OF the town that Il was the
confederate flag, but inasmuch ma the
r's'lihslor declared the flag was moi
' 'ne Confederate ilag,and not purposelv
, ,nIlo 10 resemble II, aud expressts
wv regret that he had done nnythiug
~, e3u,l ne construed n n disloyal nct
t,N,liu the government, Whitfield ia
'"V''lou To let the incident pas.
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NEW York, Jan. 90. - The Tier.
aus Mendoza special says says: A
number Of deputies Of the provincial
ohamOer met at tho house OF DR..
swaes last night. The house was nj.
tackled by mob Of armed men and n
desperate fight ensued. Senior Naya'
Jos, secretary OF the chamber Of depu.
Ties, was killed, and DR.. Suares and
others seriously wounded. Friends OF
the men assailed swear revenge, TIM
po Ice are ipatrolling the streets nnd
.urther trouble and bloodshed IL
.eared.
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TuRf TOPICS.


Senator LELAND Stanford expect sunol
70 trot u milo IN 2'OJ and then get Maud
So laurels.
George W. Archer. Of Rochester, &,
snid TO he one Of the best starting judges
on the trotting turf
Il is rumoFod that Mr.. l.. !. Rose. the
California turiman, will sell his stable
and retro from the turf
The ownor q Common. winner Of the
Derby aud the 80. Lrger, recently 70.
fused an o0er Of 100000 for tho horse.
Hoir.at-law. the brother TO Prince
Regent, 2;lGi, Is now thought to be a
better colt tAau his great brother was at
the fame age
The 3-year.old colt, Belmont Prince.
e2li, troited his fastest mile hooked L.
an old fashioned straight axle sull,y and
driven by his owner AM amateur r,ins.
man. who weighs over 900 p1undA
The Coney Island Jockey club recently
suspended for tho year Jockey joshua
Jones Tor binding IN, racer jay r. Dee
by knocking his eye out with the butt
end Of his whip because the horse ac.ed
badly and was LEFT at the post
Major II. C. Mcdowell writes that
Dictator is still full Of life, but indica.
tons Of age are more decided than ever.
He hrs n young daughter whose speed
aud gait promise TO rank her with hi.
granddaughter. Margaret $ and Nancy
Hanks,
California has yoarling pacing FLY
called Wood Nymph. She is by Silli.
wood; record aasi pacing, and out Of a
mare by grandson Of Alcxanders All.
dallah. Wood Nymph, although now
only 10 months old. has paced quarter
MT a e'ei gait and an eighth Of milo at
a2:iG clip.
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Call For tho nomncra,ie Convention
Issued.

WAsiIiNgTON, Jan. 22.-The Dom.
ooralic national committee iasuod a
call for u convention to DO held In
Chicago June "a.
Each State iS entitled TO representa-.
ton therein equal 10 double tho nu m.
Der VI representation 10 which IL Ia on.
titled IN the next electoral college.
aud each Territory anu the District of
Columbia shall have two delegtte..
All Democratic citizens Of the United
states irrespective OF past political
associations and differences, who can
Unite with us IN an effort for pure,
economical and constitutional govern.
ment, arc cordially Invited to Join Us
~ standing delegates to the cOnveu.
tion. CALVIN s. BRICr,
Chairman.
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lie Again Escapes iho Troops, Leaving
only ais Camp Fire.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 2s.-The inns.
Democrats Laredo special says: The
raid upon Iona Prieto ranch, where
CARA was located the first part OF the
wook failed. Cara had been there
but the only trace Of him was m old
camp fire. There Is no doubt that
Gai4a has spies who keep him con-
stanlly Informed Of the whereabouts OF
tho troops. Itbegius 10 look ~ though
they would never effect his capture
while acting under the pte6eut plan Of
operations against him. They probably
viii prevent him connecting his forces
on American soil, but further than
this they are unable 10 accomplish any.
thing. From parties who have com
munlcation with Garza's family II Is
learned that rs long a. cold weather
continues no open movement by the
revOlutiOnibts will be made,
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WAsHtSGToN, Jan. 29.--The fuperai
ARRANGEMENTS, In accordance with the
Wishes u the dead Justice, will bo
quiet Private services will be held ut
hls late residence Sunday afternoon,
and the remains will then be taken to
Newark, N. j., where tho iutefmunt
viii take place MONDAY.
Tho supreme Court adjourned Inn
mediaiely after assembling until next
Tuesday.
The reception TO have been held at
the White House tomorrow II post.
poneI, ~ also tho dinner which Secru.
tnry Tracy was TO have given tonight
IN honor Of the President aud Mrs.
Harrison, on account Of tho death OF
Justice Bradley.
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nEWARHAuLE sronY.
What an Ola Lady who Lives In
Noohshod has 10 say.

What nn Ola Lady who Lives In
woodshcd has 10 say.
Sioux CITY, Iowa, Jan. GA 70.
inatkahic story IL told by an old lady
who lives in n wOOdshel In the rear IN
u prominent lawyers residence ia this
city. She says She Is the daughter Of
dcueFsl Patterson, Of Mexican war
lnnie, anu IL the wife OF Colonel Ora.
nam. She followed tho regiment 10
Mexico, where che aud daughter
OF General Taylor carried tho ilag over
lhe wall ut Chultap-c, when II had
fallen from the hands " MJor Van-
dorm. She says her father was very
rich when he died. She chirgs-
Governor Patterson Of Peunsylyanl.
with keeping her from her Inheritance.
she came here some years ago from
New Orleans, bringing with her about
Sl0,nOO, which she Invested In proper.
iy. IL u NIL gone. She declares sho
was swinilcd out " Il by parties here,
She has lived Ia illthy hovel loug
while, dcpending ON the county for a
schnt supply Of coal. Tho fact Of her
being kept In sucn poverty causes In.
lignNtlon among the people, aud she
VIII doubtless he cared for hereafter.
a large amount OF lewclry and silver
plate she had when she came here il
gone, but she still keeps number Of
beautiful dresses. Her story Ia generally
believed. IL Is thought her connection
with the Pennsylvania governor Ia not
clear.
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: Train Roii. Into . pitch.

CHICAGO, Jan. %. Rock Island pass.
cngtrtralu No. 3, which LEFT tue city
ut 1850 tonight for Davenport, la,
LETT the tracks near Blue Island aud
rolled Into ditch. The train consist.
cd Of an engine, baggage car and three
coaches, two sloepers. Near Blue Il.
land ~ "a large pottery plant, aud 1t
was within short distance OF that
that tho rails spread. The engine
cleared the gap I'm safety, but the
baggage car coupling gave way. All
OF tne cars were uitched. In few
minutes the cars were on fire. The
Rink Island officials reported, Mt
am, TINT they had been notified that
~ passengers were injured. No fatal
lilies are yet reported.
At 2;3J nothing more definite can
be learned from the wreck, but the
railroad people aesort that no one was
killed.
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low a NORMAN Mount. Itrr whe,l.

The young women who ride bicycles are
fond of whaelily their machines 10 the be-
ginning NJ the Boulevard NJ Fifty.ninth
street, Alongside tho park. Thorn they
mount aud rido up the boulevard But
tho thing il easier said than done. II Is a
public and notable event whenever "A
lady mounts her wheel She st1ps and
stands btslde H.. Then she looks up aud
down tue street aud over all the trees In
the park and along the houses fnclug them.
Immediately people appear In all the win
lows. Butcher boys put down their
baskets. pedestrians who had supposed
themselves IN hurry stop aud loltrr on
The curl4 Nen In the act OF stopping a
ear turn back and allow tho car 10 40 on,
while thcy look AZ the girl with the wheel.
Ev'-y body Is now looking At her, and she
has assumed u studied air Of uucournrn.
Sh, sets her teeth and begins 10 look
sidcwiss at the wheel aud 10 move IL along.
She walks beside tia quarter Of a block
"a half u block. There IS time for every.
thing but the time for getting aboard the
wheel ~ l1ug a-c0miug. Soon she ralscs
one foot and hopa with the other Tho
people crane out " the windows. She lifts
one Lex ou the saddle aud scratches and
utlT NJ the osrth with the other foot. She
strikes the ground fairly and. with a Wig.
urous hump. lands squnroly on the saddle.
Then Hho moves away with her drapory
lying and her russell shoes tiptoeing out
from undar her skirts when sho is "A
block away the errsnd boys take up their
baskets and catch up the tune. thew were
whistliug when first they saw her. Inhalf
minute life and business ON the Bouls.
ward 10 on rs oeinre.--New York Sun.
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ST.. PETERSBURG, Jan. % During
the services Ia the church NJ Slor0ds.
kcr, In the government OF Vittkla, the
roof gave way and fell upon the wOr.
shippers beneath. A scene NJ the wild.
eat excitement followed. The vilagers
rushed to the scene and worked hero
ically 90 rescue the prisoners impr,1on.
81 ny the failing tlmbcrs, boards, etc.
When the wrcckage was cleared II was
found that fifty persons were either
killed or injured.
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laundering noise upon two buildings
used IA laundrlrs, aud another house,
completely hurying them. a large
orowd " rescuefs went 70 work NJ
once. Twenty persons, men, women
and children. were taken from the
ruins, NIL Of whom were more or loss
Injured. Two women were taken out
dead.
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ODDS AND ENDS.

Th6re are nearly 5000 groccrs In Phila.
dolphin.
In Mexico the street cars are used for
funerals
Thundeutorms travel from thirteen to
City miles an hour
Tho average weight OF mans slelo.
ton Is fourteen pounds.
Painting in oil was invented at Druges
by John Van Eyck In lil0
During 1890 there were built in tho
United States $500 churohea
The youngest cardinal ut Rome "a
litY-seYen, the oldest eighty.four.
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l. ALluouERouE, N. NJ, Jan. %
tvtIIy this morning the Raymoud
,"nnlteonh special train going west md
pue Atlantic Pacific passenger o,min,
east c1llided at Blue Water loz nni,,s
Tavior hiouiueique, and Engineers
AMI au9 Moore Fireman Haggey,
m onuuct0r Moran We're Killed,
ent 40, n.un,an ON the special Ind his leg
n ss ou' no serious injuries 10 the
'"''eHseiS are yet reported. Both on.
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The congress Of Canadian labor ORGAN.
izatious, recently hold at Quebec. adopt.
ed some important measures. IL de-
olared for the establishment OF a govern.
mont printing department By each PROV.
ince for printing public documents and
procuring public school books 10 be
given free TO scholars II recommended
FREQ education, but voted down roso.
lution 10 make it compulsory, tabled a
motion to petition for the prohibition Of
jewish Immigration, urged that p1rha.
mont legislato Tor the universal adoption
OF tho eight hour movement, to bs At-
tanned in three years by shortening
present hour by forty-iivc minutes a day
each year; that articles manufactured IN
prisons and refonnatJias bo exported
ana sold abroad instead Of being brought
into competition with the product Of
Canadian labor In the local market.
Tho Rush street bridge In Chicago. one
OF the largest drawbrIdges Ia the world. b,
now turned by electricity.
Two hundred women arc employed Inv
H4l'on IN working a. the more delicate de
thIls OF his electrical Inventions,
An expert electrician asserts that nm
electric train masking rs miles an hour
would regulT 1000 feet In which to come
to n stnnds,ill.
\ Stwyer.Mann lamp in possession OF
ono OF tle officers Of tho company. ms A
recorded lifs Of OGOOo hours aud Is still In
good condition. 80
William Makes Meredith. twenty.thrce
Yeas OF lgo aud sou OF the great ngy,ii.t
George Meredith, l. engineer In clor'.. ~
enc electric lighting Of Irish towns.
Telegraph OPERATOR and electricians mr..
greatly Interested In tho oSprrin.nts of
TWO enterprsing Now Euglnnders. who nrc
std To have invented a new system Of
geography Vibrations VI the air aru to
10 Gsed instead OF eleetrlc..y.
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vienna, Jan. 2.-Tho ministers OF
finance OF Austria and Hungary have
opened negotiations with the R0ths.
chllds to arrange Tor a supply OF gold,
to DO used In providing n gold ourren-
cy. Gold TO ~ amount OF 500, O0l,.
OOO IL required, aud the bankera inter
ested declare that 1t Is oblalnnble with.
out disturbing the money market.
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gines were demolished. A special
bearing the officials Of the road went
to the scene OF Incident this morning.
strong feeling IL expressed here, "a 4
Ia believed the accident was the result
~ criminal cnrelessness.
Fireman Wavcriy died Of his in
juries tonight making In all i've
deaths. While the passengers were
badly shaken up, mono received sorious
injury.
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senteneed 90 be Shot.

DEFINING, n. NJ, jan. 2e.--The two
leaders In the recent revolt In Ascen.
eion were sentenced 10 be shot. THE
trials OF the others arc now on md
they Will undoubtedly receive the
same sentence.
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SIMON +. suEERuN, Secretary.


BAN ANTONIO, Jan. 2g.-Adylces
rom Durango, tho cnntor Of tho droulh
stricken region Of Mexico, say 1t has
been raining steadily for two days, and
tho downpour still continues. This Is
tho hrst rainfall In that immediate
part OF Mexico for four years.
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BAN FRANoisCO, Jan. 22.-Expcrl.
menta are being made at presidiO mill.
tary re.ervntiun with tcrforite, Now
explosive. which u liquid resembling
red ink. Four shells fillod with Z fred
from a parrot rifle, considerable havoc
vas made wish an opposing bluii, three
Or four shells reaching 1900 yards dis
taut.
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PARIS, Jan. GA most peculiar
AMI fatal accident occurred at Dleppe
Dale, IN the Department Seine Inter.
ieure, today. Near the town IL n HIGH
preclplce, ut tho foot OF which are n
number OF houses. This morning.
without moments warning, rock
At the topor tine preeipice, for u dis.
lance Of 100 yards, crashed down with
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TuscoN, Ari2, Jan. CDR. +. II.
Goodwin died this morning. Ho held
many offices during the early history
OF Arizona. llo was United States
marshal, an eN.member Of the logis-
laturo, sheriff, probate judge anu 10.
gent Of tho territorial university.
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Corn, wine- ANA ytmbrr viii he RE
ceiye1 Ia Germany.

BERLIN, Jan. o2.-Thc ReiUhs,lr
COMMITTEES has decided Tor the admis.
sion OF corn, wines mud timber into
Germany Mt reduced rate Of duty un.
I'll the sud Of April. A soon ~ the
committees decision was known tele.
graphic orders for tho goods affected
were sent by German dealers to all
parts Of tic World.
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Only ono class Of business men give,
n bad report Tor 1891. That is tho in.
Surance mon. Disasters by fire, water
and accident wcro uncommonly numor.
Gus last year Tho tires were no de.
-iruotive that somo of tho conpaniei
talk OF increasing thoir rates. TN,
amount that went up in smoke in 1891
Is placed at 2ljO,OOl,O0O,
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CISCiSNATI, Jan. 22.-Captain Alb.
ner Stains, Second infantry, u. IS. A.,
died here today from pneumonia.