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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-18

DEMANDS OF THE NEW YORK TRApEs
UxIoSs-There was a meeting In New fork
Of trades unions 70 take political acton upon
the late assault by the police upon r.lngms
in Tompkips' square. It Was decided 20 mske
missioners a Condition Of the indorsement OF
the next mayorslfy candidate. and committee
Was appointed to arrange for ne Purpese.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-18

The GENERAL SERVICE CLKRKs.-The fol-
lowing provisions of Mr.. Williams bill tor the
reorganization OF the War department will be
read with interest by such clerks as are en-
plOyed in the general service of the army: The
partment on the 30th day of June, of this wear
may be appointed or promoted under the pro.
visions OF the act printed in Yesterdays STAR,
subject only to such regulations "a the Secre-
tary OF War may prescribe; and in all such pro-
DotioLs and appointments under the prov isious
Of the act il shall be the duty of the Secretary
of War to give the preference tn such of the en-
listed men as are now employed as clerks in said
several departments upon the recommendation
of the heads of the several bureaus as to their
qualifications to discharge with efficiency the
Rotary OF War, when the reduction OF clerks now
employed shall take effect under the provisions
OF the act, to retain, as far possible, such of
the enlisted men as are now employed In the
several bureaus OF said department, where the
same can be done with due reg ard to the dis
Patcn OF public business; and IL Is hereby made
ihe DUTY OF the Secretary of War to place such
ENLISTED men so retained upon the civil list, SO
As 10 eDtltie them 10 promotion under the civil
service regulations. 1t shall be unlawful to al
low or pay 10 any OF the persons designated in
source, or TO retain, detail, or emplov in any
branch Of the War department, except the sig
nal ONCE, any persons other than those herein
authorized, the chiefs OF the several bureaus
and such commissioned officers as the Secretary
of War may from time to time assign to sneciai
duties; and it shall be the duty OF the Secretary
Of War 10 reduce the number of Temporary
clerks and others authorized by the act ss fast
a. the wants Of the public service win permit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-18

CONSOLIDATION OF WASHINGTON AND
GEoRGETowF.-To prevent misapp rehensons
which seem to exist, we may state that the bill
introduced by Gen. Chipmln, to merge George
town into Washington, does not cOntempldt..
the adjustment OF the post Office in the former
city; 1t leaves the citizens with branch Office
enjoying all the privileges row extended them
and, in addition, the benefits OF the frsa-deliv-
cry system Of letters by carriers. The bill doe.
not contemplate doing away with the custom
house, but merely changes the name OF the port
from Georgetown TO Washington. Lastly. :.
does not provide that Georgetown be calico
West Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-18

Cock FIGHTERS FIHKD.-Oficerso of the socic-
ty for the prevention of cruelty to animal
stopI ed a cock fight at the foot OF s6th street,
New York, during the early morning hours OF
Monday, and all those present were locked mp.
Judge Smith held them all for trial, aud re-
fused TO take bail until yesterday morning. The
participants in the sport had, therefore, two
nights and over day Of irkseme imprisonment
in adj ition 10 the fines In prospect.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-18
FESTIVALS.
LAIR FAIR FAIR

LAIR ,-FAIR FAIR
There will be Fair held in the basemeut OF the
Mount Vernon PIace n. Il Cbarcb. corner s.h and
streets Gin the interest Of the Iufsnt Olass Icon
nee ed with the Sabbath SchOol, commencing THIS
(Tussdsyt EVENING, snd continue every evening
this week, except Saf urday- febD4 q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-18
The Cold water Crusade

HARD HEARTED INDIANA SALOON KEEPERS
The ladies' temperance union Of jefferson
vile, Ind, made a flank movement on the nom
union element Yesterday by quietly Assem- ling
at the Presbyterian church AZ y O'Clock % thu
number OF seventy. Al reporters aud persons
not members ~ the union we're exrlu1pf A.
ter their secret pre-. imiuary Arrangements were
effected they moved % JOhns0n's saloon. Mr.
johnson met them kindly. hut positively de-
clined 10 sign the pledge. Several hymns we're
sung and prayers offered up that bed mmnt
many eyes. From this point they moved n
Carls saloon, la Chestnut street. Hare tina
doors were closed and devotional exercises we're
held on the sidew ak. the crowd having by this
time increased % severed hundred. A ~ ",
erect has been produced upon auyOi tn saloon
pIoprietCrs.
At THE CAPITAL oF ONO.
About three hundred persons. mostly ladies',
met m the city hal la Columbus yesterday 70
organize temperance war. An executive
committee. consisting Of one lady from each
church. Was chosen No a, mousfrafiOu s7fIl IA
made Until next Iucsday, when bio Lewis viii
return there. a. he LAYS. 20 take cOmm4rd OF
The forces and mas; t!l the capital City i- re-
generated.
PLAN oF THE CsWPAIsN IN NRU YORK.
At sunday airCTEC1u's meeting iu Or. ID ems
church, m New York. tor the purpose ~ organ
izing a body or wumtn 10. the aLOIrr.1 Of
iiquor saloons, only ten offered them selves. anf
a. this was but a small nucleus, active opera
uOnSWeTe deferred Tor a week. until arlfhe
meeting aforcsd additional numbers. Dr. the
meantime, constant prayer v IN be offered tha-
otLers may be lrspirCd with desire % CO.
operate, and efforts viii be u-ed 20 recruit thetn
The city II 20 be EarCe.l,d into small districts,
and lady is 90 he assigned 20 each, ho vii
visit every place IN which liquor is made or sold
and eDdeayOr 10 induce the proprietor ta rslu-
qulsh biz pursuit. h replies are 10 De retor'.d
TO The general body. ana q he seems good ~
Ject for prayers and moral suaSiop. they - NJ be
tried uTon him. IL success should De- iul. fareit
IN district, owners OF houses I'm which rIl1r Is
made or sid are - b. urged 10 c.l~s r.sslrr
them In future for tie purpose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-18

PROP. PIERCE, on Monday, rendered to the
President bis resignation as superintendent OF
The United States coast survey, and has ac-
cepted the position of scientific adviser to tho
same bureau. The President Yesterday ap-
pointed Captain G. p. Patterson to the position
made vacant by the resignation of Prof.
Peirce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-18

Havana for Spain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-18

A DEATH WOUND FROM FRIRND.-B. F
Lincoln was accidently killed by Thomas Mill
while hunting deer near Francfsville, Ind, O
Sunday. 1t seems that Lincoln attempted I
shoot deer but his gun snapped. He the
knelt down to give Mills, who was In his rear,
chance to FIRE. Mills fired one barrel but faile
TO bring down the deer, and Lincoln raised u
just as he discharged the other, receiving tn
shot just back of the ear and dying soon Ate,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-18

The COMMUNISTS" are collecting funds TO
establish q newspaper organ in New York cjty.
police eAtinguished with their clubs i'm Tomp-
kins square. They profess to be able 20 raise
500 900 for the purpose, and il the profession
DC true, It may be asked what becomes Of the
Tbeo. Banks Is spoken of in connection With the
editorship along with that of Dr. May.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-18

TRE INVESTIGATION into the Affairs Of the
First National Bank, which is to be conducted
by a sub committee of the House Banking aud
Currency Committee, will begin next week. The
committee propose to PROFOUND certain written
iEteTrogafOries TO be ans weTed by the Secretary
OF the Treasury, the controller of the currency
aH1 Tire receiver Of the bank before summOuing
witnesses to appear before them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-18

POSTAL QUESTIONS IN CONGBEss.-Postmas-
ter Thomas L. Jones, OF the city OF New York
was before the House Postal Committee th!,
morning advocating the increase of salaries ~
poStma>ters and clerks in large cities. Tn
committee are considering the best means
provide for the pre- pa ment of printed matter
Issued fIom newspaper publication offices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-18

TUE Committee on Public Buildings aud
Grounds Of the House this morning had before
them several members of Congress, represent
ing dist lets in the western states, who advO-
Gated the erection of public buildings for IN.
post Office and internal revenue service a. tue
central location within their respective dis
ITicts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-18

THE EDGAR STEwAET.-The Secretary OF
the Treasury has consented to the request that
the steamer Edgar Stewart, at Baltimore, re
Garding the character Of which there has been
considerable comment, shall be allowed 10 make
a trial "Trip. with the restriction that an officer
OF the revenue service shall accompany the
steamer. Evidence has been furnished the de-
par;ment OF the good and pea ceable intentions
of al concerned In The mafrnr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-18

GREATLY INChE4SED ATTRACTIONS
The celeb sted
john ". BISHOFF,
Tn Blind OTgaHis' a. the West;
THE SJPsKB QTARTETTE
ENkR, Gu ZEE, BURNETT. AND KOBE,
PTrf HEEItFR L-ad.T of the " .rjue RAM
Pre- SCHNEIDA Il, b lDdmss ~ 20 she Kirg
II ~. and one e the tEApiSE CLARID-
MT PEAfEES CF EEROPE.
Admission, - cents. Tickets az N-tz-rli.'.
Cfosf-'s, and Kills. f.iI3ti
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-18

PERsONAL.-NajOF General Mcdowell and
s'af we're a the National hotel, jacksonville.
Fla, On the 18th. Hon. Alex. III. Stepbens
continues to improve slowly. Hon. A. S
Iwltchell, railroad commissioner for the stat
OF New Hampshire, is IN the city, ana will re-
main q few DAYS. Hon. GOIlove 6 Ortb of
Indiana. returned to Washington this morning,
having been called home ahoHt ten DAYS ago u
attend the funeral OF a relative. His family
remains at home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-18

The GENERAL APPROPRIATION FOR The
CIVIL SEKvICE-The following Is tie prime pal
sums APP ropTisted by the legislative, executive
and Judicial Appropriation BILL which in bulk
apETopriAtes SO 3gj 60I -.j0:-FOr compensation
and mileage OF Senators, 500 900; members of
Congress, Al ,665 COO; Congressional printer sic
Az; for the executive, SCI 800; Department of
State, S215,9 800 Treasury department - OPS 90;
contingent expenses for same, S2OJ 900; on ,Ia'
postage stamps, 500, GOO, public buildings and
grounds District OF Columbia, S4T GA; indeoen
dent treasury, $40 COS; Office commissioner of
internal revenue. sos $50; collectors and asses
internal revenue ~ $50 900; territory OF the
District Of Columbia, s257 ,067; Office Secretary OF
Interior, including (Sl25.00O postage stampsl,
S295 so; land office, S25i,560; Indian Office.
1850: pension Office, SSH 100; Patent Office
ser 800. Department of Agricultur., slI5, 800;
bureau OF education, s35 $40; Post I'd ce depart
ment, 1886 -3f2; War department, salaries aud
contingent expenses. including postage, $685.
$40; Navy department, do, do, SOL ,2i0; De-
partment Of Justice, sl53.420 expenses OF the
national loan. g., Isl, 0l3.5O.
The bill provides that hereafter each depart
ment shall keep its rooms open for public bust
ness and its clerical and other force employed
not Iese than seven hours In each working day,
from which time An intermissIon not exceeding
one-halr hour each day may be taken, under
rnles 20 be established BY the head Of each de-
partment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-18

Mr.. DAWES BILL, fixing the salaries of GER
tain officers, was to-day referred to the Civil
Service Committee of the House and taken from
the files OF tie Judiciary Committee. The dill
fixes the salary Of the assistant secretary of the
Treasury ami of the controllers at 5000 pe r
auuum; auditors, solicitor, register, commits
slOneT OF customs and supervising architect.
- OC0; commissioners of Indian affairs, agri-
culture. land Office and pensions and the assist
ant postmaster generals at 81 800 per annum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-18

CONGBEGATIcNAL CHUROH,
COENER OF 10TH AND q Sra,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEB ls,IT4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-18

NAVAL ORDRRs.-SurgeOn George W. Woods
has been ordered to the Tuscarora, Asiatic sta
ton; Acting Assistant Surgeon j. j. Page to
naval hospital, Washington; Assistant Surgeon
III. NJ. Martin detached from the Colorado, and
ordered TO return home; Assistant Surgeon
Howard Wells has been detached from the BOs-
ton navy yard, and ordered to the Colorado.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-18
Society

Monday and tuesday we're the last aud the
best of all the charming reception days that
citizens and strangers have had for visiting.
Although the round of daylight and evening
entertainments has been continuous, yet there
was no WEAKNESS manifested by either no we sses
or visitors, but a feeling OF profound regret was
expressed that the end had come.
At no other time bave the parlOrs and bali
room of Governor and Mrs. Shepherd been so
crowded as they were yesterday. The hospital
ity of Mr.. and Mrs. :. has been unbOunded, AMI
they have contributed large share OF the
pleasures of the season.
- Beautiful Mrs. Dorsey and Miss wack re-
ceived yesterday instead of on their usual day
wJich has been Thursday. These ladies receive
with G sc and grace, and are much admired.
Senator Dorsey is still suffering from a severe
attack of illness.
- Mrs and the Misses Beale have revived the
hospitality and elegance for which the Decator
House was celebrated in the Olden time.
Mrs. Dahlgren, airs. Robinson, Mrs. Gen
eTal Blake and the Misses Wood, and Mrs
last named lady had dancing in the latter part
of the afternoon.
- Mrs. Judge Wylie, though still suffering
from a sprained ankle, opened her charming
house to her friends on the last Tuesday OF the
season.
Highland Place was, as it usually Is,
stoTmed by visitors. Mrs. Bryan looked a very
queen in royal blue velvet, aud her sister, Miss
Lucy Page, was becOmngly attlred in blue
six 1nere were many Otner receptions worthy
Of notice both in Washington and Georgetown.
The Presidents third land we believe lsst)
levee was held last evening The crowd in at
tendance was so large as to be uncomfortable,
and the pressure was so great as TO destroy all
chance OF display of fine toilets, of which there
were a large number present,-that of Miss
Edith Fish being one of the most beautiful.
Chief Justice Waite was present, and, as this
was the first opportunity the public has had to
see the new incumbent of that high Office, he
attracted much attention.
The theatricals at Mrs. Alexander Jeffrey's
were complete success in spite of the absence
OF one of the principal actors, who, without
assigning any reason for his conduct, failed 10
put in an appearance.
- The Indiana sociable at Masonic Temple
last evening was thoroughly enjoyable aud
successful affair, and was favored with large
and fashionable attendance.
Senator Stewart aud family have moved
into their new house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-18

DY SPECIAL INVITATIONS.
REV. W. II. MILBCRS,
1.-The Blind Man Elcq1enI,'
Viii deliver his great
LECTURE
Or tie Life AID Character OF
AARON Is URR,
AT NET 3OPOLITAH NJ. e. CHURCH,
THURSDAY EYESING, February 10, ls1l.
Admission 90 cents: secured seats . cents extra.
Ticket 20 BE- hsd MttZ6rott' n nsic store. Par
ksrs. BallABtyns's, Warren Chose %. 5 Book
stores the principal hJtels, sud AZ the door.
The ssie - cured seats will comlnepcs on n IL
day: February Is. ~ MtizsrCtt's Hasic Store.
febif-5t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-18

The GENTLE MENORIAL.-The memorial OF
the non Mormon citizens OF Utah, which was
referred to the Committee on Territories, wa
prepared BY a committee OF fOrty-five appoint
Ell at public meeting held at Salt Lake CITY
on the 18th OF January. IL asks Congress t.
stake away from Brigham Young the form 0f
law under which he has so cunningly acquired
and exercised tneOcratic rule. The bills intro
duced by Senators Logan and Frelinghuysen
should either Of them effectually accomplish
that end"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-18

AM USEM EMS.
LORDS OPERA HOUSE.
OATES COMIC OPERA,
A. Rssu ar Rt;es OF Admission.
No INCREASE IN Prices
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY Il,
LAST NIGHT or MME. AHGOT's CHILD.
THVR SDAY. FEB. 1870,
CHILD OF tbs REGIMENT.
FRIDAY, BENEFIT OF MRS. OATES,
BOHEMIAN GIRL.
SATURDAY. LAST NIGHT OF MRS. OATF =,
FORTUSiO AND HIS GIFTED SERVANTS.
OATES aATINEE SATURDAY.
drrasv newt. WOMRN IN WHITE. Mr. Wy
BERT BEEYE es COUNT FOStD. fe1IS
TING n HALL.
THE GREAT MTLTUSIAH TABLEAUN.
FRoN LoV1OS, EysLAND,
Will Positively Appear
WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY -,
FOR FOUR MIG HTS CNLK
WITH
A GRAEn FAMILY MATINEE
SATURDAY AFTERSOON.
Adrrs, ION ooh 5 cents; served Seats 20 cents.
Fer -aie ~ Kills Music Store. fcb7 p
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-18

THE Senate Committee on Public Building.
and Grounds had meeting to-day and heard a
statement by DR.. L. y. Verdi. in behalf of the
petitioners against the Washington Gas Light
company. A number OF the petitioners, to
gether with Dir. Dodge, president of the George
town Gas company, and the officers of the
Washington Gasligbt company were present
The subject will be further considered by the
committee. DIR. Verdi is spoken of as a promi-
nent candidate for the position Of gas inspector
on the plan he urges.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-08-28

LIST OF GIFTS.

win he distributed ny lot among the tickc,
holders.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-08-28
Geo. P RoWell &Cn.

conduct an Agency for the rec ..:ion 81 Az
veTiiSemchts for American MIN SrAPERS-- IhI
most complete establishments Ui The Kind IA
the world. Six thousand NEWSPAPERS are
kept regularly on Tile. open to inspection 10y
customers. Every Advertisements is taken
at the home price OF the paper, without any
additional charge or commission. a N atlvcr-
tiSer. in dealing with the Agency, Is sayeti
trouble and correspondence. making one con-
tract instead of a dozen, = hundred or = thOuS-
and. Book of eighty pages, cOntainin <
lists Of hest papers, largest circulations relig-
ious, agricultural, class. political. daily AMI
country papers, and all publications which
are specially valuable to advertisers. will
some information about prices, is sent FREE
to any adtrc-> I'm application. Persons at y
distance wishing to make contracts for advcr-
Using in any town, city, county. Stats or Ter
ritory OF the Initeu States. or any portion al
the Dominion of Canada, may send a concise
| statement OF what they want tOgethci
with n copy of the advertisements they lie
| sire inserted, and will receive information hy
return mail which Will enable them to decitt,
whether to increase or reduce the order Eol
Information there is no charge. Orders ar,
taken for a single paper we'll a. for HIST
| for 4 single dollar as readily as tor y large
sum. Offices Times BUILDING,
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We will warrant goods be the very
our ann always Is to satisfy and please customers;
Examine our Goods. Spring stock az ESIOWs
and CuIIfVaGOrS already In.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-08-28

For what port is a man bound
during courtship? Bound to IIav-
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-08-28
HAIR PINS.

For what port is a man bound
during courtship? Bound TO Hav'
re.
AS soon as young woman get:
some sterdy employment, she stops
fainting away at the sight of 8
mouse.
Virginia is Lying i'm hopes of send.
ing u woman one hundred and TWEEN.
ty-two years old to the Centennial
Mr.. Thaw, a nice young man OF
st. Louis, melted in the beams of O
pair of bright eyes and ran away
with the owner.
A beautiful young lady doctor is
practicing in Boston. There are a
good many cases of "hcart disease
In her circuit.
Cincinnati ladies at the watering
places won't go in bathing because
it takes half day to put the paint
and powder on again.
A Delaware man lost his wife
and a race-horse by the same stroke
of lightning, and he tried for two
hours to revive the horse.
A young lady in Des Moines put
Yitrol on her scalp to take dandrutf
of and what scalp she has left
doesn't bother her any.
An exchange refuses 20 publish
commencing: "I breathe on the
face of a Maiden" until the editor
knows what the author drinks.
When a Massachusetts, temper
ance man gets drunk, they carry
him into the presence of his wife,
and leave him there, without any
means of defending himself.
Rosa Bonheur is firty-two years
old, and unmarried. She rejoices
with q subdued Joy that no man has
ever been able to divide her pure
and unse.Ilsh love for cattle.
There is female student in Woos-
ter, Ohio, who can jump over a
broom handle held five feet from
the ground, aud the faculty war
rant equal educ ational progress TO
all newcomers.
Smart Woman.-"Doctor, what
10 you think about women for doc
tors?' Doctor-"They are invalua-
BILE to our profession. We derive
two-thirds of Our income from
them"
There is q $4,000 South Jersey
heiress who has so many lovers sit
ting on the fence waiting for her to
come out nights, that she has given
her entire fortune TO endow luna
tic asylum.
A pretty Wisconsin girl rides into
La Crosse on a steer, sells her butter,
buys her groceries, and canters out
with a whoo-oop! which has won
the heart of every young man in
town.
81 don't want TO make any sacri- |
flee uselessly," said her husband, as |
he rolled up his sleeves and stood |
over the sh.tub, while his wife |
executed a pas SeUl around him /
with a potato masher.
We are authorized to inform the
young ladies of this and other cities,
that il will be impossible favorably
70 respond to any more applications
for lock of Frank Moulton's hair.
Brooklyn Argus.
An ingenius young school ma'am
in Polk county, Oregon, has invent
eel an effectual process to subdue
urchiDs. She stands
them on their heads aud pours wa
ter down their trousrcrs legs.
1t was mentioned one day to Pres
ident Lincoln, that two young la
lies OF his acquaintance had quar-
relied and loaded each other with
abuse. "Have they called each 9TH
err ugly?" asked the President.
No, SIR" every good; then
will undertake to reconcile them"
How sweet are those words of
Widow Bedott:
'Full forty dollars would give
Ifwe'd continued apart"
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| WATERS CONCERTO ORGANS

0S N per pay st home. Terms
ShD free Address GEO. STISNON
20. Portland. Maine.
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The Columbus Enquirer, having
complicated its inquiry into the
state of local social science, pres
ents the following report, which is
as wildly drawn as one of Dore's
pictures: "a sorry sight it is to
sec a spike team, consisting of
skeleton steer and a SKINNY, blind
mule, with q rope harness and
squint-eyed driver, hauling bar
rel of new whiskey over poor roads,
on hermaphrodite wagon, into a
farming district where the people
are in debt, and the children fore
ed to practice scant attire by day
and hungry sleeping at night.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-08-28

Below which
per cent above Factory wholesale
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-08-28
J. I. CASE & CO.'S TIL

IhTestng Machines, Keepers AOaOeS goods of that
Class OiU be sold favorable terms for the pur-
chaser. Other GOOds--ONLY FOE CASH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-11-14

DRINE Article Fulz wbes, ~ -aie b.
4 Sept -, 1874. Us. LAW. HDOFe