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Also, favorably, bill for tho construction OF a
sea wall. Rond and laid over.
On motion Of Mt. wall, the bill ~ provide for
the nlng OF vacant lots, dc., Injurious 70 health
In the District was taken up. :,
After the bill had been read, Mr.. Tfimhlo
moved that its further confederation be post
poned which was agreed 10. -
recess was then taken for fifteen mlnnter,
and on reassembllng the House, At tt;s0, ad-
National Republican., 1873-06-20
Destructive FIRE IN IOWA.
ID Opcra-Hsuse aud ferfy-ave BsiidinEs
.Rsru<A-I,cz-. nlO0.OOO

BrRLMaros, Iowa, Jane is.--A IRE broke out
In Paimers opera-house at O'Clock this morn
ing. and rapidly extended n all directions. Tue
most prominent buildings destroyed are the
opera-house, courthouse, UntekerchleS livery
stable, Boneiett A frantzs carriage factory the
nnmher ~ aSe,Ilns. hsssdes \ in,ahsres =, -
Wood-yard. The number OF buildings DESTROYED
u, perhaps, thlrty-n ave. large proportion helng
oil frames. Tue burnt district n bounded by
Water, Washington, Third aud Court streets.
All the buildings within the above limits are de-
strpyed except seven.
TIE total lo.s 4 pui at tiOoooo. The total In.
hufanoe is 100000. =
BUEIINoros, Iowa, June ls.-The total mum.
bet OF buildings burned hefe this mofuing was
fouJ-nine. Four squares were burned over,
The bounds OF which, with the losses. are given
In the Inst dispatch.
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Important for Rxcur.iou. and p,e,,..

kxcurdona, pcnica and church fairs can be
supplied with Soda Water, Ginger Ale, Tonic
Beer 4c,, In bottles and steel fonts, al s6oI no.
uce, delivered 10 any part OF the District, or
sou Is FAR superior 10 any other made In the Dis
tslet. Hotties and Aieel fountains loaned free Of
ehArge, ny PALMER a GRKEN,
D. ' ." IT." Georgetown.
National Republican., 1873-06-20
GENERAL ClTY NEWS.

This afternoon the Atlantic nine. Of BROOKLYN.
and the washington club will play their 1nt
cnemplonship match on the Olympic grounda
THIS VIII undoubtedly he one OF tue best con-
mistake occurred In yesterday d report Of TIE
examination Of Male Grammar school No. 4.
The KING scholarship In Dickinson College was
swarded 70 Walter Mcfarland, and not Walter
Tue Young caihoics' Friend Society coutem-
plate giving an excursion to Fortress Monroe
about the middle OF August,
The membera OF ~. Patricks Temperance so-
clety are about 10 get up o grand festival Tor tho
benent OF the new church OF st. Patrick.
National Republican., 1873-06-20

The unherslKned would intimate 10 thOse call
Ing and not seeing him, and 20 away Imagining
he la not about, that lt ID a MISTAKE, for be can
be found daily In his private once over the
Bazaar from a. IN. 70 i. mill p .-.a gTI
.f-uL-l N, II. PRINcR,
l 1909 PennaYlYnnia aYenna
National Republican., 1873-06-20
Take Care or Your YaIaahIr..

Call and examine the nre and burglaT-proof
yeaiA o. the saie Deposit Company, corner New
yaluablea. Rents. from ten 10 sixty dollars Der
annnn according 70 size. No business man can
AFFORD to do without them. n =
Take rdTnfHg from tAs CAiedOO and Boaioa Grss.
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To IIIs OraAItarn

corner OF New YORK avenue and Fifteenth street.
pays per cent. per annum on deposits for each
calendar month. Banking hours . To 4; satur-
days, . TO and q 70 8.
National Republican., 1873-06-20
Important 20 DruaEists, Ae.

Palmer a Green, Of Georgetown n, have q great
variety Of new soda Water Appai it Is for sale At
ones taken In exchange; Also, pure Boda Water
10 steel fountains. % -
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NAME nRPuBIIcxN STATE cosvRS
b -..... TION.
Nel-s- Dipaiey. Jr., NsmIsaied for aor-

$500. .......... truor.
!, pASooR, ME. June fo.-The Republican State
emyeniiou met hero this forenoon, twelve hun
dpd and forty delegates being present. The
oonvention was organized with Hon. Eugene
Hale a. chairman. The usual committees were
appointed. and The conysntion balioted for
Governor, with the following result: Whole
number m votes, 500; Neison Dinsiey, IT,, SO;
James n. Stone, ezij 4. Kent, 1J0; scattering, Q.
Nelson Dinaiey, IT,, was declared nominated.
fhe resolutions adopted reafirm the principles
o. the Republican pafty ayexpreesed IN the Ma
tioual and State Conventions. II has no met
vital issues Of the past twelve years as 10 win
tho title OF the true reform party. They protest
aeninst granting another acre OF the public do
main 70 canal and railroad companies a. tend
lnf 70 prodigaliU and corruption; applaud
,the action OF Congress In ferretlnE out corrup-
uon and declaring that the party will interDose
nd shield for men who have proved false 10 their
trusts, and denounce all credit mobiler transac-
tlons OF whatever form; demand that the grow
Ing evil OF private Legislation shall he uprooted.
the resolution upon the Congressional salary
RS.oireJ, Tnsi the Repdplicans Of Malse de-
nonnce the recent action " Congress. known a.
tho "sAiary grah," Increasing the aalafy OF Its
members. and especially its retroactive feature,
by which nearly 900 were voted TO each mem
bef for services already paid for, a. gross vlO-
lauon OF the pledges OF the last national con-
rentlon, and demand the immediate and uncon-
altionh repeal Of an art 30 dlsgracefnl TO Com
gress and odlous to the people.
National Republican., 1873-06-20
Special Notlcs.

Mr.. o. Y. Cummlns, o3l Seventh street, wishes
70 Inform hll customers aud the entire com
for tho space Of two months TO sell, All M
spring and summer styles OF ladies, gents, mlaSeS
And ohildrenS shoes at cost, aud large proportion
oonslderaby less than cost. The assortment OF
waking shoes Including a great variety OF
bpus A, u and last, Ia offered one dollar len
than the former price. more splendid oppoE
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ArchbI.hop nayiey h nInylb.ro,,
THE PARAGON ALrIoA UNnaEllls.
Prices ti.hO and q.
,o.lEo: lEo: 9: HnsSIso,

Nh. ]. N. JAckaoN, successor to Hoover a
selling his entire stock OF boots and Al oes Al
below cost TO close business. Now IL the time
70 get nst-class shoes At prices that are psd Tor
common ones w.
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Piye New Letter CaIr,ers.

The Postmaster General has dstermlned 10
add ave additional CARRIERS 20 the free delivery
master Edmunds % nominate llltsbls cAndl-
detes, .r'rr 4. Hs.'f'f. .r'|L
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pT..op,c y,.,, q. u.nu,o.

on wednesday morning Hiram Lodge No. 10,
r.. and A. M, marched down the Avenue with
about one hundred and twenty members In lin0
and Prof. uOee band, making a very creditable
appearance. They embarked In the T:IO train
for Hamilton, Va, TO assist In the laying OF tho
oornerstone TO be erected by that lodge. Upon
arriving At their destination they were met BY
Hamilton Lodge and marched TO the old hall,
where an opportunity was given 70 refresh and
cool on. After which the line was reformed,
and the fraternity proceeded TO the deslgnated
spot where tbs beautiful and impressive cere-
monies were performed. They then marched 10
beautiful Hr0ve, where every Arrangement had
been made 20 insure success TO the object In
view seats had been provided and large stands
visiting Deputy O. NJ. wl,hers came forward,
and In few brief remarks welcomed the guests,
and also congratulated Hamilton Lodge upon
the success u had attained. A collection was
about being taken when W. N. Louis D. Wine
came forward and announced the fact that M.
ram Lodge had contributed $50 for the heneiit
o. the new temple, which was received with ap-
Brother W. n. Singleton being announced a.
the orator OF the day, came forward and made
4 telling speech upon the rise and progress Of
Masonry. nan
Several other speaters followed, sftep which
all were invited 10 the tabie, where they partook
OF good country dinner.
Tue lines was then reformed, and the Wash
lngton party started homeward bound, where
they arrived about D. m.
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;. N. lsauIsr 4 Co.,

sPsss - s:S; x sG h ls s.s5 n. s''FH
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Nrusic and Nancy.

Gov. Bramlette, the manager Of the Oft Con.
cert for the benent Of the Public IAbrnry OF Ken
the sth OF July next a grand concert and a
hall million 10 gifts. The gift money Ia ali in
bank, the day Il nxed, and N our readers wish 10
participate they had better secure tlckes al once.
National Republican., 1873-06-20
Bsts,Sn.iAN4noxv


sshc Is to Fay 500 and the Costs or rro,r.
cutien7A .Mstlen for n New Trial
cDentsd. DklHl. l|.l#. or.
sCAlstNnAiouAf Jvpe ie.--Aty9 O'Clock nj. af-
tefnoon Judge seiden made motion in the case
otNrs Anfhony fora new trial: on the srnnnd
ot mi71ireeflon Of the Judge in ordering yer-
dictl of guilty without anbmlttine the case 10
ne ne lnryt lie maIntelnel 10 an elaborate. argu.
n,eai ~ neAt n eyttf petson charged with
criIne 70 nave the qneatlnn OF Rnllt or Innocence
passed upon by constitutional inTy, and TINT
.ne,e vas no power IN this court 70 deprive her
Of u: The district attorney replied, when the
court IN brief review Of the argument Of the
oounsef denied the motion.
The district attorney Immediately moved that
tne Judgement Of the court be pronounced upon
qulry Of Miss Anthony, II sac had snythInR 70
say WHY the sentence % the court shogd not be
pronounoed- Miss Anthony answered. and said
she had great many thinFs TO say, aud declared
ss, h.s N nss VA sye rlaslp. o. Justice hsd
peers; that the court and Jurors were her
POLITICAL superiors and not her peers. and an
neunced her determination 10 continue her ia
bon nutn equality was obtained, and was pro-
oeedlne 70 dlscnss the qnestion. lnyolved In the
VIII the remark rhst these questions could moi
Miss Xntsouy replied see wished /, under.
stood she asked no ciemenoy from the court;
,nat she desired and demanded the full rigor OF
ms law: Judge Hunt then ..id the Judgment Of
the court IA thai you pay nne Of tlOO and the
costs OF the prosecution, and Immediately added
,here y no oc,er that you stand committed until
4 motion for new trial u TO he made ia the
csse Of TIE iaspectots to-morrow morning, ON
the ground that Hail, one OF the defeodanta' was
absent during the trial 'IE---' -
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Tue 81. JoaephS Benevolent Society win give
grand excursion Monday ,Jnly n.
u. y. Warner will sell on Monday, July Z, at @
O'Clock, Q, M, very valuable improved pronertT
corner OF Prospect and Iingan Atreets, ueofge-
The grand raeidc House, Chicago, Ia now
open and ready for guests.
hou ses for sale.
calanthe Lodge, No. II, X. Of T.. will meet
Duncanson, DowITng A Co. viii sell on satur-
GAY, June ~, At IL o'clock, n., an excellent
stock OF wagons.
John 8. Adams has valuable iotfor sale.
The goodwill, nxturea and stock OF A fancy
store for sale.
The Clifton house, Virginia. ls open for visit
sale. N'
n resumed conyocatlon OF Lafayette r. A.
Shhpter No. ., will be held SATURDAY evening
National Republican., 1873-06-20
N.llanaI narira. aanL.

.ns sHr mn,H. q inl your Sss to
National Republican., 1873-06-20

Tho Washisste- CITY saviaEs BANK,
corner OF Seventh street aud Louisiana ayenue
payss per cent. Interest on all deposits Depos-
th can be made and drawn at wifi.
National Republican., 1873-06-20
Concert cf nrusic,


The selected talent from among the pupils
o. the colored schools In the eastern section OF
the city gave a concert OF mualc last night, at
the Lincoln school building, which wag IN a
musical sense, aeomplete success, the selections
being choice and varied. The young ladies' and
gentlemen sang with spirit and effect. Their
appearance added greatly 10 tho treat, the young
Misses all being prettly and neatly dressed.
Ihere was not As large q number present A.
should have been for an occasion Of this Kind
and a. the concert IA 10 be repeated tonight al
the Sumner building. Seventeenth and N streets,
y u 70 be hoped tha; the room will be crowded.
The proceeds are TO go towards purchasing O
painting OF Senator Sumner.
Archbishop Bayiey In Raribero'
The Rev. Archbishop Of Baltimore is now Wis.,
Ting the churches In lower Maryland. He ON.
clated last week N 81. Mnryf church, Upper
marlboro, and administered confirmation 10 a
large number Of persons. He also preached on
the occasion. He was assisted By rev Father
0'Dwyer Of Upper Marlboro, aud Rev. Father
BanRe, OF White warsh.
Seventh Street. r...H..
The Improvement on Seventh street IA inter.
fertna with our business TO q great extent We
have therefore concluded 70 sell for the next
sixty days our Immense stock h.-WLTTT
OF Spring and hummer
aUg oiontslns HnwlgUlria
In order moi to carry over 10 nsxt season.
Efsntls a BRO,
SOS Seventh street, May Duildlng.
---N-----fN"a
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Mr.. Robert,

the web known and mucn-appreclated watch
maker q THIS city, who was Tor q long time In
the arm oi Robert 4 NORTH, has taken ne
watch department. A. Pnnces new jewelp
and % can IN iutnre he found there by his friends
National Republican., 1873-06-20

james @ Aid will sell un SATURDAY, June 81, q
10 o'clock, m, large lot Of dry goods.
National Republican., 1873-06-20
He.v, Paii.ss. i. ~. I..u,..

81. Lours, June is.-The following provision
dealen failed here yesterday: Harris a Thomas,
win llaonities 70 tne amount Of 500, 900; Guth-
Iie1 90, hahilities tfso, ,oo9 Cheatham, Daushan
q Co, liabilities tsIh 900. The sgregste amou ID
OF meat on hand and bought for the future, for
which these nrms are liable. Is s,ooo,0o0 pounds,
and u, 900 barrels Of pork. These hrms are In
willie and Chlcaoou -
National Republican., 1873-06-20

NEw loRE, June is.-There Ia great excite
ment at police hesdquarters, owing to the re-
port that the commissioners were about TO ap.
point twenty-five colored men on the police
force a. patrolmen. Commissioner Rus Ell SAYS
he supposes the rumor arose from the resolution
OF yesterday to appoint twenty-five colored men
as street-sweepers. but n motion Ia made 10
appoint colored patrolmen he win support II, a.
the question OF equality Is settled, and colored
men should have their rights.
Many politicians says the appointing OF col
ored swsepers 10 4 step towards placing colored
men on the police force should the public ap-
prove H.
National Republican., 1873-06-20

At daylight We were called up by the watch,
and were Just preparing 10 jump out OF the boat
nheh some OF them sung out, Here II 4 steamer
close BY Jumping out OF the boat We saw a
steamer about quarter OF a mile distant, but
OnU lof lew seconds, the fog being very thick;
then mans had tue very good Idea OF taking 10
his kyak and starting for the steamer, 90, n thsJ
had not seen us, To attract their attention; the
nag was fastened TO the other boat and shots
nfed, and very soon We had the satisfaction Of
seeing the steamer come alOnRslde the piece,
As SOON ~ the steamer oams In sight nut, they
National Republican., 1873-06-20
me- Could Mon SWALLOW n,

us NUt
Il came from bis nose.
q How long was he sick aitogether1 A.
think about two weeks.
2. Did he say anything elsef 4. Nothingelse.
After getting 70 shIp he asked me, "Now. Joe, Joe,
DID you drink bad cOteef" told him no; ! did
q. Did you drink Of the same coffee; Aldo
not know; the cook gave u TO me.
q. What more did Captain Hall saJ7 4. Thai
THR cofPRE MADE hin sIcE.
q; Was that when you nnt went TO SEQ him
Q. Did he talk 10 you afterward1 A. No; that
wAs the last time he talked IN that way.
q. Were you with hun when he tiied3 A. At
that time very sick; did not know anything;
could not swallow. Captain RuddlnEton called
assr aysa %os. y. az hs saS ss
see; his breath was gone. doe and Hannah
much anected.l II wAs very hand II that time.
Our friend gone. ldld not see him mach when
Q. Did Captain Hall tell you at any time, when
he knew what he was saying, that
ANYBODY HAD foIsoNED HM7 ..
A. Once, all alone, he tell me, 'Bld Atuf In
coffee; feel it after iyhlle; burn stomach"
2. When dld he tell Jou thar A. That time
:, Q. TnSt was the only time he spoke Of 1t. A.
q. Did you ever hear anybody else speak OF III
A. Some time after that 1 heard Capt. Budding
tOu and all the men In cabin talk; did not know
say; cant say what.
2. You saw Capt. Han buriei7 A. Yes; my
vile and little chlld.
Y. Who read the seTvlce7 A. Mr.. Bryan.
Y. Who dug his Rrave7 A. Capt. Tyson, with |
soiue men; MT, Morton dug with plekaN through |
the stone and frozen ground.
Q. WHAT did they pat over bis gravel A. A
b ard with painted marks at the head OF the |
q What did thsy d. after his death A. Moth.
nH much at that time very dark.
Y. Was there any quArrellng on board BhIp be-
lore Captain Hall dled7 A. Not much that uu-
q, After Captain Hall died was there any auaEg
Telngi A. Very little-s0meumes. /
2. How did Captain BuddlnEton treat your |
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q Do you talk Engllsh' A. Very little.
tine examination was conducted pTincInaliv
through Interpretation OF Joe aud Hannah
Was In the ship when Captain Hail died: WAS
WIN him IN his Journey north; with Mr.. Chester
and Captain Hal. -
zane aboard In afternoon; pretty quick he Rot
SICK; don't know what was the matter.
" Were you with him while he was sick? A.
] was alongside Of him after he was sick,
Y. Was he crAzy7 A. I don't know, (AfteT
urging by JOeJ Yes, all the time. I Temember
the night when we lost the chip.
Y. How did you get out OF herr A. took
wills and children out, and put them on the lce
J thought ahlp was gone. lee soon broke Line
break, and ship went away In the night, Little
use on the Ice. We nOated on the ice for stx
months. Killed two bears aud many scala and
I" nst I.nn.s msrs picked ~ bI Yglaa ,,.I!TCI
anything more To say. tIIAnnAh.l lie has
nothing further he wants 10 say. Too hot here.
lians much pleased At prOinlse Of return 70
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n
suits. Referred TO the Committee on Police,
MT, TIimble introduced q resolution 10 pro-
slae ior the printing Of the journal and laws.
On motion Of Mt. Dyer, House bin No. ,sn
ereating sg drainage and sewerage sections, Gas
md Sassso u 2, ~ is;ns, were ksn up
n leasSMss.5s. brewer, Drovn. Carroll, ChAso,
sSsphsd Tsisissd fsS. hs MfGksA GSs M11l6lIsS
Nai:-Mss.rs, Berry. 6iAssti. Long and smoo.--4.
Judiciary, reported back House bill In relation 10
the Normal school. ~
Nj; Hulss made the point Of order that II
could not DC read twice on the same day; and Il
Mr. Berry Introduced bill for the relIef of ths
realdenh OF Georgetown for damages a. awarded
py ~ the commission. Read and referred 70 the
The House then, In succession, resolved Itaelf
INTO Committee OF the Whole on the following
~ ,s aha siser eonsidsration they were reported
min for the use OF his compound hose pipe and
extension ladder; bill making an appropriation
~ - n SsI,S.n school lo,s - The county b for
bill making an appropriation 10 repair the Ana |
costa schoolhouse; bill for the sale Of the Cen
t tial Enard-honse and the erection Of new sta
tlon-houSe; bill In relation 10 insuIanee COM |
paniee; Dill 10 pay the debts Of the county |
schools; bin for the relief OF the Association f6r
Destitute Colored Women anc children; Bill for |
seventh police pre- tnei; bill authorizing the |
OF the sinking fund 20 issue GER
tlneates 20 pay ior laying wAter-mains and pro-
yiding for the aaaeaamont OF Water-mAina and /
nre-plnga In Washington and Georgetown; bill
for TIE relief OF James hudson; bill Tor the puf-
chase OF steam force-pump, &C.
Tue bill for the prntectlon VI horse markets
was taken up an u Ieated. ~
ON motion Of Mr., Murray, the House receded
rom ita ainehdn. snt 70 the Council bill Ieau-
atlng the sale OF seats at places OF Amusement. |
The Speaker laid before the Houae Council bill |
No. Al, authoriEng the Governor 70 reduce the L
humber OF Onilru and their Aalariea. n
Nj. Shepherd moved 10 lay the bill on the
ahle, but Withdrew lt temporarily 20 allow
deaarp. Campbell and brown 70 express Iheir
llews In opposition. The motion 90 lay on the
able was then agreed to--hr. Bmoot being the
MY member who voted In tho negative. II
Mr.. Brewer introduced an aot for the relief OF i
4 y, Campbell. Referred 70 ths couimittes on
OB motion of Mr.. Brewer, the ball ereatir The
me- m q aainer master Va. lAisn up and pissed.
nd HArbors, IepoIted Hoase blil for suIyty Of
ne haEbor Ofths Potomac. Head and laid Gtsr,
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UDdertalxinE.

also keep constantly on hand large assortment OF
really made Collins Rose Wood imitation Black Walnut
and Imitation of Black Walnut. all of which can trim
in two hours notice. in any style requesteu equal to any
city. also have splendid Hearse in readiness when
called for.
GRAVE CLOTIEs.h new feature has recently been ad-
ded to this furniture estabsCmentur rather TO the I'm
dcrtakcr department Of One that cannot fail To COM
mend itself the community and will show the dispo-
sition of the proprietor to make his establishment as
perfect NJ may he II viii 20 Gr 10 relieve the work and
bustle inodynta 10, aud repugnant in seasons of be
reayement Of preparing the remains of the departed lOr
burial This consists IN keeping eand and reaTy FOR
Immediate use stock of grave clrihcs variety oi
shrouds for both m" and female made up with much
taste aud opraicucFs, various IN price. and both
black and white materials. siu-c order for coffin
may Therefore puhrr" the hal !lmemts of the dead
and thus save the friends OF the ceased. in the midst
Of prirf fro tiuc that particularly dsagrCcablt
ana inco gruouS in the way OF prcpaR IN for the
JOHN DUCRO.
Aght Ian 81
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A rough-looking customer applied OF
the mint for the proceeds of 100 ounces
of dust. The clerk said he had not re-
ceived any such amount lately. "No;
/ reckon not, for, you see, | don't think
you were here when made the deposit I"
and the stranger produced from his pock-
ct brown, begrimmed-looking piece Of
paper, which he handed TO the gentle
manly cashier.
The latter took the paper and read,
"Received Of, in 1854, one hun
dred and sixty ounces of gold DUST" &C
and then exclaimed, "Why this has been
here for nineteen yearsW
81 guess lis about that time. You see
came down from the mines in 1854,
bringing with me some dust, little dab
| deposited here, while good deal more
was gambled and fooled away-drinking
and sch. Then | don't really remember
very much more about what happened
until found myself at sea in the fore
castle of ship. l was told that | had
shipped as sailor, and may be did ;
at any rate there was no help for 1t ; and
did my duty as well as knew how
until l was discharged in Australia, when
| went off to the mines in that country,
and have been trying my luck in almost
every quarter of the globe. But times
have changed great deal from the flush
days of California. could spin you an
interesting life-yarn, but this is not the
time or place so if the documents are
all right, I'll trouble you for that little
sum-"
An examination of the books revealed
the fact that the amount had been depos-
tied and never called for, but was always
kept in readiness for the depositor. The
man was informed that the Government
did not pay interest on deposits but was
always ri ady to pay the principal. A
few minutes more, and the equivalent OF
the dust deposited nineteen years before
was handed across the counter and gatr
cred up by the visitor, who, bidding H.,
cashier 'good day." went on his way re
joicing. Alta California.
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A FULL LINE OF UPHOLSTERY GOODS.

BECKWITH, STERLING & Co.
1913 Superior Street.
8mt9 Cleveland, q.
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AN ORDINANCE.

A PPh o OPrfATING money To in part
"A aenpy the expenses Of the celebration on the
eth of July.
aEc. l. rat ordained by the Council of the IncOr
p4ra vdVil re Of Ashabua. that there a. all he and s
here BY appr prated OF the general innds The sum
81 hnnd "a dollars lfo 10 In parS deiny the ez
pensss of tbf csiebfaiion ON ne eth day Of Jnn.
sxo II. Be Il farther ordained that ihe Clerk and
Mayor draw 40 the Treasurer FOR that an ount
sze flI That an bills paid ont OF the money APP
pFopIiAsed shaIi b9andiled by the Council
eBc w. This ordinance shall tako effect on and af-
Ger the 5oih dag asier its hrst pn6ica..ie,n = ,
yssssa Suns q. isls Attest A II. TyleT, CLERK.