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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-13

depositors are the Chase National BANK
$4,000: Park National. N.e~.wo, harvey
Fisk & Sons, slG4o.coo: Morton. hnss
CO.. $50 900; Heidelbach. Ickeihcinef q
Co. 500 40. &. T.. Gregory. sDNw".
The Assay-Ofice has weighed SS'oOo
In coin. which produces an actual weight
Of lis. .22i. 10 ounces. loss OF ll5.N ounces,
or ssi5i to the syndicate. caused by abra-
sion Of the coin At this rate the
government will make about $4,000 en-
tho transaction, a. the coin can be put
OH, a, It's face value although received
from the syndicate at its bullion valua-
tion.
The Suh-Treasurv has issued certificates
for s.. .Ol4. go In gold. weighed and accepted
AT the Assay-Ofiice at the syndicate-pr
OF 81 s0l-2 per ounce. These certificates
ar convertible into per cent. bonds. at
their face value
THE ROM. IN LONDON.
LONDON February 12-It is the OK
pectation Of brokers on Change that
the lead issue price of tho now United
states bonds will be about ll2. Large
subscription orders for the bonds have
already been received from the Continent.
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why rapidly to the coast. and thence TO
the Middle and New England States. An
other storm. according TO the Weather
Bureau, in Washington. is developing on
the North Pacific coast, and will reach
this section OF the country in the next
twenty-f four hours.
The gentleman who has charge Of the
weather in the capital city says that IT
will snow here again to-day. but will
clear up In the afternoon. when We will
have northeriy, winds becoming north
westerly
NoyER THREE INCHES.
At midnight there was over inches OF
snow on the ground. and the movements
OF the street-cars had been interfered
with. The snow-ploughs were put to work
early 10 keep the track open, and were
worked until late in the night. The Ches.i-
pcakc and Ohio wires report that the
storm Is general throughout the STATE
The trains on that road are all running
but few of them on schedule time. 1he
northern mails were all delayed an hour
or more yesterday and all south-bound
trains were delayed in getting here. the
snow is very wet, and there is little fear
of drifts such as blocked the trains last
week.
The noble James Is stu frozen over.
the ice being between and I lncnes
X.
of snow. Navigation is entirely blocked.
and all OF the vessels which ply between
here and Norfolk are frozen up at their
docks.
INTERPRETERS WITH SKATING.
Before this last fall Of snow the skat-
ing on the river and ponds around the
city was excellent The neecy element
however. broke up all fun Of this nature
for last night a the snow on the ice was
so thick as 10 render IT difficult TO glide
over the congealed surface. Large parties
have visited the monitors in the last DAY
OF so, and skated from there To cry
Point The ice for twenty-five miles belo"
the government boats was as smooth az
a ballroom floor. y number OF pahh-
clerks drove down to the monitors yes
terdav afternoon, with view TO en-
towing the art .katoriai, but the snow
interfered with them.
A party OF young ladies and gentlemen
went down there Monday afternoon. ana
were entertained on the boats by COM
mander and Mrs. Pigman. They report
having eniOyed excellent skating. Among
those in the party were Miss Louise
Meade. Miss Kate Meade, Miss huiiih'
Miss Mary Rogers, Miss Taylor. MISS
Tyler. Miss Atkins, Miss Averett MT
Ashhy Miller: Messrs. Meade. Pegram,
Shields. Warren, Schaeffer Fox. Dabney,
Miller. Anderson. and Tiernan.
4 FRESHET MAY RESULT.
There is some danger of a freshet when
the thaw sets in. There Is more snow
on the mountains now, and along the
banks Of the rivers tributary 10 the
James. than there has been for some
years. The river Is also frozen over, ana
If the ice is broken suddenly d gorge may
occur. should the melted snow then come
down the stream the result would De
disastrous to the residents of the lower
sections Of the city.
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SHOWING ALL DAY N NORFOIk.
Steamers Continue TIED Up on Nc-
count of Icc-tppenis for the POOR

NORFOLK. VA" February l2.-fSpe-
cial)-S Snow has been falling here all
day to-day. and added to that already
Oh the ground. il Is several inches deep
again. Many Of the steamers continue
tied up. unable to make their trips on
account of the ice. The Baltimore ana
cane Charles steamers run. but irregu-
larly. and the mails and eXpressaee are
totally dsarIaneed. The ocean tugs are
doing a good business on account Of the
ice.
The continued cold spell increases the
appeals for help from the poor. and the
demand is heavy on the United Charities
and OTTER benevolent organizations.
Those who have the means are contribu-
ting literally. however. including busi-
ness-houees. mills. and factories.
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THE SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Rates of Pay for Empioyecs-A Com
ference This tftcrBO0D.

WASHINGTON. d. G., February T.
Third-Vice President Baldwin, of the
Southern railroad, tomorrow afternoon
Al 4o'clock will meet a general committee
representing the engineers. hremen. con
ductors. and brakemeu of that system for
the purpose OF laying before them new
schedule of rates
Mr. Baldwin refuses ~ make any state
nent az to the new rates. ds he does not
consider il fair 10 tn men 70 do 80.
The delegates 70 meet Mr.. Baldwin. who
are already in the city, held conference
to-day preparatory 10 to-morroW'S busl-
ness. In December last these men laid
before Mr.. Baldwin the rates they desired.
but he then Informed them that the rail-
way was not prepared 10 make any
changes. but would on the 18th of Fehru-
AIRY present such schedule az would
probably meet the approval Of the en-
plgNtss
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named as trustees. The assets Will ap>
proximate $4,000. aud the liabilities will
be about the same amount. The hrm did
business at ~ and 20 Water street, ana
enjoyed an extensive trade with mer-
chants throughout Eastern Virginia ana
North Carolina.
HEPTASOPHs' BANQUET.
The Grand Conciave OF Heptasophs OF
Virginia Is In session here. and devoted
to-day TO appointing committees. exam
ining credentials. and hearing reports.
Tonight the Grand Conclave enjoyed the
annual banquet at the Mansion House.
The schooner Zephaniah Steelman. from
New York, sunk I'm the hsrbor to-day.
having been cut through by ice I'm Hnmp-
ton Roads. The stranded schooner Lydia
II. Roper was towed into port to-day.
ADVANCE IN COAL.
The Norfolk Coal Exchange advanced
the price OF coal this morning from -
to s55 per ton for all sizes. The sum
OF 500 for relief Of the poor has been
appropriated By the city to be- distributed
by the United Charities.
X. II. l.. McWilkie. one OF the most
prominent citizens of Portsmouth, died
to-day: aged Il years. lie leaves wife
and two children. For thirty years h.
was a pay clerk in the Unite States
navy.
WEATHER. PROSPECTORS.
\ number Of manufacturers of New
England expected 10 leave Boston to-daN
TO visit this and other southern cite.
prospecting for mill sites.
The City Attorney, In delivering an
opinion regarding the obstruction Of this
streets. has decided that the streets are
public highways. and the city cannot
give permission for their obstruction.
Fine skating and sleighing continues
20 afford exhilirating sport in this sec
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VIRGINIA WEATHER.
ANOTHER HEAVY FALL OF SNOW
THROUGHOUT THE STATE.
sim Very Cold md stormy Along
the COast-Danaer from Floating
lee In Hampton ROads-BOats
swept Away-At Other Points.

HAMPTON. VA, February 12-(Spc-
cial)-The weather is still cold ana
stormy. Snow commenced falling This
morning, and has continued without ces-
sation up to this hour. The rivers ana
creeks about here are frozen hard ana
there is little navigation. The steamer
Luray has not attempted to leave FOR
nearly one week.
\ committee has been soliciting aid Tor
the poor and suffering in and about the
town. the continued cold spell making IL
necessary. There is thought to be much
suffering among the negroes. several
have been found in their houses In an
almost frozen condition.
The sleghing has been very fine, ana
there has been good skating on the
waters hereabouts.
All OF the bay boats OF the different
oyster planters here Were swept from
their moorings by the ice. and were
with difficulty brought in from the Day
BY tug They were almost covered
with ice.
The water about Fortress Monroe pre-
sents an Arctic appearance. ice stretching
here and there open spaces. NaVlgatoh
so far as wooden vessels are concerned
is suspended. and iron hulls make slow
progress against the Ice.
BOATS CARRIED AWAY.
When the tide goes out In the after
noon. carrying with irresistible force IN"
masses Of ice. the scene Is grand h"t
terrible one. The crashing and grinding
as the ice rushes against an OBSTRUCTION
gives some idea of it's force. The ie"
vessels exposed to II are cdrrled aiohS
unless firmly fastened. \ large lumoet- p
laden schooner was fastened To Oid fo'h'
wharf on Yesterday. and when the craSh
came her cables parted Ike coTds. anu
she was washed against the dock. po"h
toward the fort was another schoohri'
which seemed but a playthinS inr INV
rushing. frozen mass.
out near the Rlp-Raps rides a NrSs'''
comparatively easy, owing, II l. Sal1' L"
the fact that her anchor Is last III the
telegraph cable. All Of the vessels coming
in from the ocean have a coating OF ice
over them, far up on their mastS or iun-
nels. Great damage is feared When the
ice comes down the James river. ara
vessels at anchor in the Roads VIII pe IN
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ILLINOIS LATE TREASURER.
Claim Of His BOndsmen Placed In
the Preferred List-The Shortage.

CARLISLE. ILL. February l2-Judge
Jones. Of Clinton, Ia. sitting az a pro-
bate judge in this city last Saturday.
made the claim OF the oondsmen OF the
late Rufus Ramsey. as State Treasurer
OF Illinois. against his estate. amounting
to $500. co., a preferred claim OF the sixth
class. The bondsmen, who stood In the
place OF the State. took this action 10
reimburse themselves for having made
good the same amount OF shortage dis
covered In the accounts OF the late Treas
urer Of Illinois when his Office was trans
ferred to his son Elijah last November.
The Ramsey estate is valued at $l5c0S.
and IL the widow does not forezo her
dover rights the bondsmen expect 10
realize tl25.G0 from their claim.
Judge Jones allowed only one other
preferred claim. amounting 70 Few
thousand dollars.
NO SHORTAGE NOW.
SPRINGFIELD. ILL. February H.
State Treasurer Wolf. when asked con-
cerning the alleged shortage OF sx-Treas-
urer Ramsey. stated <that 80 rar as the
State treasury Is concerned. no shortase
existed. and he knows nothing about II.
When he took the treasury every paper
was In It's place. and the cash We tes'-
Nad 70 the cent. The claims fled at
Carlisle are by the banks that We're on
MIR. Ramsey's bond. and which hold heaps
of collateral for the amount due them.
f.. =. Ramsey. who succeeded ms
father In Office. said tina; there was no.
thing new In the matar and tnat the
claims had been iiled against the estate
according to law.
A sURETY'S EXPLANATION.
CHICAGO. February E.-cari Mo''
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COITNBIt'S SNOWFALL.
u IL Unprecedented Thcre-Ten
Inches on u Level.

COLUMBIA. :. G.. February i2-Caro-
Ina's capital has had the heaviest snow
fall eyer known in this section OF the
South. The snow began AT \. NJ. on
Monday, and continued for tHenty-iouf
hours without a moments aoiteineh'
The SHOWS depth on the l.vs1 is ten
inches. The oldest inhabi,ant. who has
lived here hfty-seven years, says there
IS no recollection OF such a snowfall.
The records show non.. II Is now turning
colder. and sleighs are in constant use
while the whole city is tobosSdning on
the many street hillsides.
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Nartlt Grns.

NEW ORLEANS. LA. Feb 9. 1895.
For the above occasion the southern
railway will sell tickets To New Orleans
and return at the rate Of one first-cliss
fare for the round trip. From Richmond
sl650D Tickets will be sold February IN
to 18th. inclusive. with tnai limit hiteen
days from date of sale.
For further information apply 10 pas
senger Office. 90 east Main street
JOHN NJ. BEA'I,
Travelling Passenger Agent
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The Fourteenth of the Season.

TAUNTON. Va. February l2.-(Sp'-
CialJ-It has been showing here since MD
day, and there Is no sign Of Il "lct up"
tonight. This H. III" fourteenth snow Of
the season.
The peoples pound-party for the poor
tonight is a signal success. Hundreds Of
pounds OF salted meat. -four. vegetables.
and coal hy the carload are among The
donations
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-13

Captain NJ &. Keeling commander Nor
folk Na) Light Artillery BUS, has used
QuratOl and says: II believe for cuts.
sores. or rislngs II beats anything | ever
saw. ] will keep IT In tha house in the
future. for | would not be without it,"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-13
SIMMER HOME FOR CHILDREN.
Colonel Cownrdin Delivers
Humorous Lecture.

BALTIMORE. MD. February l2.-(Spe-
clalD D-Ilarris Academy Concert nan was
filled 70 lis doors tonight to hear coionei
Charles Or. Cowsrdin of Richmond ue-
liver a humorous lecture Tor the ben"h'
OF the "Hopewell Summer Home lot
children. Colonel Cowardin was welcomed
with applause when introduced. ana
made himself AT home with his audience
from the first by his capital good huinor
and witty saying The lecture provoked
continuous laughter. and when ne hdd
concluded the Colonel was sppiauded Tor
several moments The entertainment was
FOR the purpose Of establishing fund i"r
sending children TO the country nome
during the summer months
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Sensational Divorce suit.

GALVESTON. TEN. February IA
sensational suit was filed in the District
Court here to-day by Carrie K. Scott oi
Denver. against Harry Edson Sims, oi
Galveston, formerly OF Denver she sues
him for breach Of promise to marry ana
wants $1,000 damages.
Nr Sims is a real estate-owner, and
very wealthy. He married a Miss Land
I'm last March He was quite prominent
I'm colorado social circles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-13
IIiuh GnIc. on the COnst.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. February lo.-
(Special) l)-lnformato received here late
this evening from Washington is as fol
lows: For Norfolk Newport News. and
south Atlantic coast high northeast gales.
shifting To- northwest. All vessels AT this
port are docked. and little damage is ex-
pcctcd from the ice. which continues
drifting to and fro with the tide. At >
O'Clock this evening small schooner was
seen drifting a few miles opposite here
l. IL. u. E,-itl-
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Steamer Alaska Disabled

NEW YORK. February l2-The Morgan
Line steamer Excelsior, from New Or
leans. arrived to-day. having in tow the
British steamer Alaska. Captain Jones
which cleared from Wilmington. y. Co
February 9Th, for Berwick.
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<cvfOuudIund's Governor Resigns.

ST. JOHNS. y. F.. February H.-it Is
reported that Governor OBrien has ttn>
dercd his resignation to the Imperial au-
thorities. The reason assigned for TINS
step is that he fears that he Is not IN
harmony with the Whiteway Ministry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-13
Auoth~r BALLOT I'm Delaware.

DOVER, DEL. February T.. more
hauot for United States Senator was
,aken to-day. II resulted: Higgins. s: Ad-
dirks. G: Massey, 4. Wolcott tDemocrao.
&. Bayard tDemocrap, 3. Absent. 3. Ne
cessary to choice. l6.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-13
n the Baby IL Cutting Teeth.

be sure and use that old ana ven 'u'es
remedy. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup
for children tee,hng. II soo,hes me en.Ia.
sof,4ns the gums. sllays all pam cures
wind-colic and is the best i'menS i''
diarrhoea. twenty-five cents bos''e'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-13
THREE INCHES At MIDNIGHT.
The SNOWFALL General Throughout

The NmOW-F0IT GrnerII THROUGHOUT
the state-Breaks tp skating.
Another snow-storm visited Richmond
Yesterday, striking here about noon. ana
soon the ground. which had been par
tally cleared Of the last fail. WAS again
covered to the extent OF several inches
Heavy SHOWS are reported from all over
the State. and railroad traffic Is much In
terfered with The storm developed west
of the Gulf Of Mexico. and worked itS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-13
Two More Inches In the Valley.

WOOpSTOCk. VA. February l2-(Spe-
cial) Snow commenced falling here again
this evening. and at O'Clock is inches
deep and stll falling The blockade on
the Baltimore and Ohio IS reported
broken. and the first mail via Harper s
Ferry since last Thursday is expected to-
ufpht
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-13

..The tree II known py the fruit II
hears" and SO DIR. ID. Jayne's Expecto-
rant rests In the confidence OF the pubic
to-day as a lung remedy. because, after
over sixty years constant use. II Is known
10 be fully worthy Of that confidence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-13
Fatality Near hampton.

FORT MONROE. VA. February T.
William Wright. an aged coiored man
was run over and killed near Hampton
on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
SNOW STORM
Loa,.,. .nn.r- stnrtn is raging here.
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GOLD ron Tue IiOSDs.
"eh"si's bs the Beimont- Morgan "a
>yndfcate. $500. 900.

Wv YORK. February i2-The official
If",'' "i the soli deposits on account
m' k' mont Morgan bond.syndicate
'No" ihai $4,000 have been deposited
ara Antoo received after hours on
storage. making a total Of ~,3so0OO. The
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-13
Furniture.

WI close out about hvc theusanf dvi'
lars worth of Elegant FURNITURE ~
make room for rolling gooGs. \ t''"
opportunity. IL viii pay You 10 ""N'
Notice Of sale In next SUNDAY se'
SYDNOR g. HuEDbhr,
Leaders IN FDrnl,lre.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-13
The Furniture Event.

Special yale OF Furniture. Must clean
out about Ave thousand dollars worth OF
Choice Fresh Stock. 10 make room.
Look out for notice In next Sundays
issue. SYDNOR a. HUNDLEY.
Leaders ia Furniture,
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Travelling FassergeI

We wish the good people OF Rlahmoni
10 remember thst the wonderful Majestic
Range is baking biscuits In three minutes:
which w serve with best butter th'
d llcous drip coffee free 10 all usul Si'
turday night only. JOHN fpN bhS'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-13

DO NOT fan - get a Maj'sus S'se'
Range this week The representative w
with W. This IL their last Week ai"'
that they cost you more money.
JOHN BOWERS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-13

Wedding Bouquets. Plan, Deco9auon';
r,ne Roses. Cut.Flowers. PAINS ar
Ferns. The largest stock In thus si,s' a.
'e''''' ". 4 HAMMoNDs.
lo7 east Broad street.
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ASSIGNMENT OF W. r. ALLEN 4 GO.
Assets About S&O,OOO and Ltabii't'e"
Nenrly the same Amount.

NORFOLK. VA. February H.-'spe-
cial.)-The wholesale grocery house o.
William +. Allen 4 Co.. one OF the oiaes'
In the city. made an assignment to,dao'
The deed was filed this morning. D. u.
Lowenberg and Thomas II. WILCOX ARC
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-13

We will inves, money for parties nNs,, so,i
uon.y 10 lend on real estate or 'h s'''
coliatersis. r, c,ovp.SY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-13
Uonsr Of Representatives.

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s., 80 ~ .' ''""|' a
%. -, ~ i"~,'i 'he 'o'al
~ ''' M"7' o' "-''NS session
.'.'' ~. ing 'h' ShpFopr"'i'n
"'S, upon
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-13

Majestic S,e.l Rang,s. the besl On eaf'h
See them at John Bowers =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-13

Your neighbor Is buying ,ow
steel Range. You need one ny.vpS puy ~
and save -. Jo"N
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-13

We will allow per cent, ln's, ., =,
money deposited with US, either 'h''' "
long time. .o,tp.NY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-13
Pedestrinns Crossing the james.

ScOTTSNlILE. VA. February IL
Especial The james river is locked UP
With ten or twelv'-inch ice. and psdes-
trians cross at their pleasure. II is
showing again. and bids fair 10 be- "A rough
spell. ThA thermometer stood about 2o
degrees above zero this morning
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-13

Parties having money 70 tend can nn'
short or longtime real estate notes, "a'
good rates OF interest. by s2pyinS 70 u''
TuE FINANCE TRADING CoNpANf'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-13

Buy Majestic Range this week roa
will saya the cost 81 It IN fu-l ~ ,n,e'
W, VIZ JOHN BOWERS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-13

.. more delicious In taste and sfo'aa. 900. '.oys
:, ,sa "O ~rc,... :, is pr.pars Is rcOdsI.a 'n',s as
non,,.s ~ Ing ana more easily dise''si man "
,,~., r,eosrs,ioa Of COCOA " chcc"'S'~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-13

The Majestic Steel Rans- hss.'
x,,I.ns of water in forty minhts''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-13

,xaourxI Brrrsss 10 knovn A' the s'v. ..,s
"' ., s,.s.,iy. organs all over The sos,. ~.
s- .... 4, "a your Nous. Asa for the s'nashs . =
Gle, msnafacsursd By Dr. u
SOM
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|TIIE 53'RD CONGRESS-.
: lyI Frse-COinase Bill Reported Il
The Senate.
PROTEST FROM ALABAMA.
INC state L. Tired Of Bctng Abuscd
l., Nr. Alien, the Popultst-btit q"
rn,r,asc Salaries Of Representa-
dives Clerks Defeated.

: y g y.
-..< ,TE The business record Of the
-. ,,,o massage Of
h''' ''"''f ''''''' L..
su tac private pension hi's "" ''''
Gar. twcnty-siS in number anu
,.tf a.vcr ,tlls oe a miscellaneous chaf
,.,..s,.,. .,,.., ~, pyhlic buildings
s''''. N''"'''N '''' '.,...,,l. ia.
in Ninstoa-S'lcm. y. g. ,,, ,hc
and Nrockton' Mass "'S'' , amy
appointment Of a comm''S''" ~
,reiucer officers g. r.Yort as u 'l'
Il bride o,.r thc Delaware al "''"''
& PM. .c ON the post,
n y" F ~'' .,n...,,b u wa>
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