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Lieutenant PAYER, the AuStTi an Arctic ay-
plOrCT SAYS tue London NeIicaI Record has
t,gG laying some gI the results of his eAD,O-
r. ilCIS bctor" the GcOlra pHiCai Society Of
Jenna. h,t1ITi.- % the influence o. ok
IRENE cold on the human organism, he related
that on March II. 1>-4, he amt mis- coIupa Mons
made a Sledga Journey over the Saufl-Iaf
EiaCicr, in Orter 10 make Obsnry ,tiOas Of
francis Joseph land. On that DAY the cold
mark 81 degrees lReaumUr| below zero.
NOW >taU'l"E this Intense CDtt u. Payer
aTa TNrCleSS Went Ogt before sunrise II
make obs =TNGtiouS and sketch. The sunrise
Wa n.agLiilcetf; ih- IN seemed surrounded.
- Il does AZ high desrta of cold b. small
suns, and its light appeared more dazzling
from tie contrast wiffItne ey'rorua coli TIC
travellers were obliged 10 20 n rum down
= c = fhro3ts 50 as rot 20 touch the Ell p OF
ihe metal cups. which would have been as
Uar2 erOUS n If they hal been ret not: nut
Jho rum rad los all its strength and liVui Ii
- and was ? liar and thick rs oil It was
llul OSS1b.r - smoke either cigars or tgha.ta
~ short 1 pes, for very soon nothing 6Gt a
piece OF ice remained IN the mouth. TIE
metal OF the Instruments was inst like rcd
hot iron Ia the touch. rs were some lociJcfS.
which some OF the travellers romantica iv.
skin.
NJ Payer says that So great an amount of
cold paralEZ e> the Will, ami that under It's
lniideI ce mon, from the n>tegdlueSs OF n cir
gait, Their >tdmm2riDg tatE. and the slow
SIS q their mental operations. seem n, if
ueE were intoxicated. Another effect ~ the
cold is q 'Orueuting thirst, which is due %
the evaporation of the moisture Of the BODY.
J. is unwH0'eSOme to use snow to quench the
thirst, as il brings on Inflammation OF the
throat, I3latc ana tongue. Besides enough
can never be taken T. qUench the thirst, s. a
temperature Of thirty degrees to forty de-
EreeS below zero mikes IL taste Ike molten
metal. SNOW eaters in the North are cOnsid-
cred rs feeble and effemiuate in the same
way rs an opium eater in the East,
The groups OF travellers who traverSed the
snow fields Were surrounded by thick vapogS,
formed by the emanatiOpS from their bOI eS
which became condensed, notwithstanding
The fUrS IN VhtCh the travellers were envrl-
oped. These vapors fell To The ground with y
slight noise, frozen into the form OF small
crystals. ana rendered the atmosphere thirk
lmrene-rahle and dark. NOtT,!tb> taudIu"
The humidity Of the air, 2 diSagrHeah'e ScnSa-
lion Of dryneSS was felt Every sound diff
idSCt itself 90 very long distance. an orHi-
nary conversation could be heard at a h'n-
cred p2c'S of, while the report q guns from
Tie top OF high mountains could scarcely d..
heard
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stnnbipE sGray AT Ne,-aort.
+ EA>HLNGToSIAN FATALLY STAB


rSE TA>HINGTOSIAN FATALLY STAB
= rf.r-.c,, ron \ 49,, !. * ,,, ,-s. sa~s
g y I-ot..''c v7ur'Cr vas COMMITTEES friS
eve. y af the EOiri CCr~ac'e with .hs Cilf
trtis 90 Association y arn-a ~, 90 %. 81.
walters ia Cottage No. J. UdmeI J-ram' ~
! CTywU. ~ WaSii. gt07. a-el ei@H' .oa7.
went 'rrn the tot.i UrDf an tTFFET ~ st-.
occupants orNa cote ge. \ few ron ~,
ave, san r1.i Z 0yyHsv heat - s-..- ~ 49,
FC.-i. which resulted IN Cruz - s.fzsr- n
irEe carving Eriie at PlUT .rs- il 5n.p -la
left side q LOwdcn. near the lung. iulsc citing
-testv wound A. alarm vs. e once
given, Or" the CcCUY"r'S OF all 'he ~u.tag..
eight I'm number together with .la hotel
gre.'S. rushed out ofooOTs and IN rhe flitc7e~.
no Worried man was removed 10 his room
a-a IT. Mott Va rr1v-r-ovrF -vs1 S-a'-F
Tat 90. g0Uid rot ii-- UltIl the morning
C~fIWp r. ade no i'u-t 20 C.cava a. a UOli co
Wien ot.s -ttOu,' .fEfrt i- relation - The
III he burst into fears AMI svCrairu- l.
'.ch, I've ki}1t N, I've Killed him
. hf7r heirg irfCrmet that the ~ n wa
alive br refused n say any thing about I'll
2f-4V. He is but 4 mcrs lad. and his ON
Vl,,orS state that Ee he's proved him efT -
te "a rfiCiert servant. T.OV.iel also hcIpr -
, o. Washington 0EI is twenty-five years OF
a"y.
. state 'i'I frjnru '."- proved - ne pence
aHI. rtt efi.C ont en-. 1rv. aafF'- s. a Il 'o a
20 account Tor the said al. r. George "
FOus rI IT,. q settlement rIQ.Ia ;hiS e~ei,iae.
~rr. J w'rE q. The motel. I was cleaning
9 Fish c.I.S.'a the Kitchen. when 7 ro.l,nF
t-'l N ON coming 'rv-u stars V.r'i '-.fvr.
D. Ter i7+6-. JelI. Eai ca~vi1" Enjr7
@sf J.. s".-r 81 pr .-r.-v- tI1Dg g D "9l
I0'-#e'l. and tir"'-' r IIt"TwarI ne drew the
E'aH TVf C'fUn mans side. a0j hmm lf-
a-cs COX Il from MIN. ] the1 caught hn't
O.. tV.3H, @uig4Nt~.r = - keep him from
-.sr.''z t.v"~d CiGmT. nut re insisted apd
-.F.-- I'f fD ST away from me To D. Cf
E,'j so" told mon hirn for with nvorv
Struggle TIE blood Cozcd ont Of the wounded
mans side and ne soon had To SUrrurlb.
vine. q vas handed over To some servants
~ mo AM they took charge Of him. held on
10 ferry until the arrival Of The police.
There IS 10 doubt hut that tine case was
that both men were Tayiug attention 10 the
same GIL. who was living next door.
CTump did not like his fellow 7vaite- having
addresses 90 her. aisi ne. being or = c.gh 'e4D.
showed more man Illness than the other, for
f:e ziTi vas OUly shout thirteen years Of
age"
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How Shot Are Made.

On riay last we visited our celebrated
shot tower In the first place we desire -
sly that tiis UlIidirg Is the highest brick
a"C mortar tIWrriE theWo~id. Its We. gFt S
Great y deed, but being laid according 10
science, T. equal Y distributed upon every
square Itch OF bTickwOTk, a crash is mate
lH1"CSSi8.e. The owe stands 2p1 feet higb
aai in This respect is only excelIed by the
/ y sIiids OF EZypt, and different Kind Of
tower in LOuUOn.
The =. incjple Of SHOT making is that All
Things are done o. ii descending scale. TINS
.;tI@, N6 neSin at the summit end explain
tI7aV2rCS. But. the grave question aT.seS.
nov are we and the NgpTk1eu and the lead To
attain tie summit? There are two methods
IoT The PURPOSE: ore is by "a strong winding
staircase. aud ihe other By an elevator witch
runs W and down the centre OF the tower
This elevator carries large LOAD OF lea. add
20 prevent possible accident. a safety aran''
beneath runs on wheels Ia ZlgZag iron grooves
straight W the tan pillars should anv part
OF tie machinery break. this arm wOuIi at
once support the eleN ator and its Loaf. We
chOser however, to climb up the stairway.
al-f reached the top after much hard WORK
" hen dropping -HOt IA current Of AIR must
ne prevented. this necessity closes all tie
windows, thus making the work Of the dip
thoroughly melted; two men dip the molten
Hti'l nom TIC tIr acc pet and pour into
sieve tLe lead pours tLTou gh the holes in
ram oI drops, and in de q eEdiug become,
round ami finally IJiiS n iron wells 81 water
hear The nCCr. In going through the air the
sFot becomes hard. Little iron buckets on
strong chains reVDlVe through the wells and
convey the newly made SHOT 10 q. Hligh. OF
30 feet and empty upon a large steam GryiIr
t#Hie, AID then roll into a hopper, from
whence TIE slot go down the table into open
IiE"S, who. convey INTO me polishing H.
EdItmcUL lu a room several feet below. Bya
most Ingenious device me polish is marie
when the - ct Il conveyed bv more ntpes
upon four declIniI < tables that stand Seye al
Inches GI&It. Upon these tables the shot
rcl singiy' and the peri, ct ones will jump
the open = ace between. and finally end In a
large bin RI the end of last table. The i'm
perfect sIOt fall IN the graves between the
rocking sievCS. The shot Is now transferred
INTO more pipes, ana run to the packing
room below; where bags are filled. weighing
= p"nnfS each, and ara now ready for mar
Eet. The whole operation, from placing the
lead INTO The kettles To- packing the bag, can
be done her, a. = minutes, which is quicker
b'yNi q comparison than az any other tower
Ia the world LTrr Journal # Commerce y a.
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Il L Z X 4 Nd RL.

ALMOST tFCWNED.-MU. Nottcr who
lives OF H." fayfieiI estate. a few miles be
low zoe city. iu attempting 70 cross Cameron
Run Yesterday. during the prevailing nigh
water. only escaped with his life by cutting
MS horse loose and SW mining out. leaving
the wagon i'm the water behind him.
hOHHEkG.-MTS rs. Stevens. station agent Of
the v. ~ Q. Il. T., at Fails ChuIcn. wa,
TohS, of thirty odd dollars. hast Sunday
night. by colorei man, who stole TIL
money rom the I'll in the store room. The
THE! has been arrested in Georgetoxn auI
l1It u ne mnuey r.clvercd.- Ga.ltc. ~.
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From the microscope TO tine woodaiIo

The other day Detroit father purchased a
microscope Tor his son, a boy OF ten. patel
Tie al on The shoulder, and said u him.
My son take this microscope. and 20 out
aGG study the beauties of nature
Ire hoy left al other amuSementS for that.
ara lie took such great interest and i'm
proved so rapidly, that at the tea table, u
which several visitors sat down with lhe
family, ne FELT tfat ne must make some re-
marks. Turning TO one Of the ladies', h. n
DID yen ever look IL cheese thfouoh a ri
~ don't think ever dia," she pleasantly
Wen, you just ought 10 see the things
John john" exclaimed the father, shak-
ing his head nj the boy across the table.
John sUbdued for q minute or two, ana
when his mother passed the cheese around.
everybody said. "Thank yOu, no" Pretty
soon TIC young student, desiring to mOll fy
ms father, asked:
"Fa her, did you ever look at toad
through a microscope"
81 will talk with you after supper" re-
piled the parent, scowing al the boy.
John was rather disappointed at his failure
10 are use enthusiasm, and just as the stra "
berries were being passed around, he re-
"Wdl, you just ought TO look at a straw
merry once through the microscope! They
Io OK st like warts. they DO, and you think
YOU SEE bugs running"
Jaw n" said his mother
10y warned his father.
" 81, they look wors nles heads" pro
l,sten the boy, who imagined that they
Corbfed his Veiacity, for flies-r
"BOy--!' said the father, making mo-
ii u Tor John to leave the table.
10 Nm left, ana as soon as it was convenient
Tor I'm TO do so, the father escorted the lad
70 e wash room in the basement, bounced
MN around, and said: MY son, gimme
tha' microscope, and you take the axe aud
= le."
II That boy continues to feel the way lie
Goes al present, he will become a bank ROB
Ter instead ola naturalist.-DetroitF Free Press.
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DR. JOSEPH T. HOWARD has ret Urned.

n The report Of the dangerous uneSS OF
- baldwin, the Irish giant. Is deni l.
a. Eight weiss beer brewerie5 were seized
IL Philadelphia yesterday for irregula. i Ties.
So The Mississippi republican state con-
yeution mel AT jackson yesterday, a mai,NTi-
~ OF the delegates being colored.
Ey-1be Wheeling Nv. Val window plasS
company failcd yesterday. They will paw
city cents OF the dollar.
ss-Cardinal MeCloskey goes TO Charities
on Friday, and thence to Nantes, return ing
10 Paris before hts departure Tor Rome
81 Hon. Daniel Blaisdell, treasurer of
Dartmouth college. and president of the
Dartmouth rational nang, died 81 Hanover,
y. h, Tuesday evening.
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rFIIGETF-L Ev,CB-Iovs DgzyS THz
IoGul.AC THIS WEEE.-Tue last regular
:ris f sEe SEASON - lie elegant stett .at.-
Srf - Point LsOa0rt VIII b. made on sat
Jrtay next fle tOet leaving Sfephe1>Or-s
WEeTi- Z, % O.! I'm street. 81 : O'Clock y. N. ,
arc reach Z Point toOsGu. early Sunday
I.Ci4ili.. IFr soc ysI4. II main unit. S1', Ia
evening during which time there rs 70 he z
rFee C'aUlc.hl III Ger the aus pieces q. experts.
Iiv boat TcfUi Is 10 mis- city Al o. u'c.Icl %
Monday morning TIE accOrnulOiat5 0us or
Uss trip VIII te-Ese,sert 81 an respects.
TIE steamer Plot Boy, Captain " Il.
tXlsS- continues Ter regular trips OU Tues
GAYS aEt sal Grt - 90 the prirCiTa' land
De- - on the river. including the beautiful d
SORTS q Co'.OI's AID BlecEisiOn's island.
Tbs beat * the CUlv one Wh. ca makes the -
trTS entirely nv daylight. thus aToTt.lg
Ias t-9CTs an opportunity to view the Tiver
stTIsTy.
For 3II-t family trip ~ he river trr=c
-ivt q by the steamer Mary Washington on
sunday afternoon 10 Vernon Springs are
very CPU!ar.
TIE tenth and last Of the Me-l0r- Al church
es'UE--nr, y. .il O. re T'are ca MONDAY uiyrt
T.Sf. The Wg-ley Cl-~el ard So pads
'Lv-.aro-l ga-TCreE viii join vl+h f-fr
{. urea or this CCcsSiOu. Tae steamer Pilot
70 VII nor f0"l a~vwEer- but rl--r. 20
tie Is EaEl 80 ~ G'clocs. n ~.
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DIP. c ~. tEysg>s celery and Cuan,a-
nile t...# ~. prepare. expressly 10 Cure
4 attaches. Neuralgia, Nervousness and
S.-eI. ->neS', aau a.lI cure any case. PGir.
80 cents box, Y0afa~ free. ~clC 10y all
.-as-.rt,. rlt Charlie Htotj * Co. 80 PENN
y -...A- !. 40 L.. " d L.Lugtnr. St-nnt.
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CIT 7 TIE rs.


BEFORE SENDING vOUr children away 10
school. marx thciT clothing with Smiths
rurh. ? stamps or stencils. -arr Pa ave .srf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-26

ShN 70 $4,000 mas been invested In SUCck
Privileges ard paid 800 per cent. profit. GLOW
10 do tt a book ~ Wall street. seat free.
TumhT.d2e & Co, Bankers, Wall street.
New York 3 2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-26

ES-Joe Jefferson and family are in Paris.
Chas. w. Benedict, New York mer-
chant, suicided yesterday.
n%The Rome (Ga.) Courier represeni s
finance agreeing with those Of PendiaCon and
Coy, Allen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-26

y RAID OK THE EF-IDENCE OF As T~-NNT
rrtEaTAET CcNAST.-SonctIrne yesterday
thieves lrpz- into the house NJ Assistant
Secretary toIaNt, OF the IN a>Ury Depart
meHr, y O. l5@ PcEIsy van IA avenue : q. hv
wTtucLlng open basement door with 4
FrmIV AND Thoroughly 'st.SarISiu-s the house
They had iEii sway, aS the entire family OF
NJ. {. were absent. out GOT very litte for
tneIT UoLtie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-26

AITE. NUA"~oN's w-ll-i-uovu F-lia-l
Room. with stock. fixtures. &C. To- Sa.s ana
house tor rent. $50. .f.. street SIS"
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SO The shoe can he worn with ease. Buni0nS,
4igrCWlnS Nails, Vascular EXcreSCeDccS,
and other ailments 81 the feet succe>sflIly
treated, at Nr. Whites establishment. 18TH
street, opposite tie Treasury. lIUuTs q.
L.. % p Ii.
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~ IL NHEATLEi's
sTESa pYEISG AND CLEANING xs.g.P.
GfSH-!EAT

y
- JsTsrSca S.rss,. tTsoTs sso>s,s, u. q
Established. }o2l. Premium s1erdet 1857 ~
Isfgri s''t improved, ETA Ladies and GertiaTrers
Wearing apparel Of every description, in,lutipg
SelSetH. Crepe Wells suc Trimmings. hfd Gloves
e., &c, nicely Cleaned ed: also. CuTt,ins and
AeH Goods. Carpets and BisJbot cleared daIiRs
the Sumner niontns
send Us yO1r address .nc W. sill caI' f0- ruc =
turn work al any place IN the strict free evtrz
charge. York received and refined ~ nail OF
press ron HId ~ any place Ia = CJuBfTy Hp9l-tF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-26

ECEEHAS PARIS. or No. ESCESE.
SUSPENDED FpH THIRTY BAYS-A special
meeting "f Tie Fire tHIutus .ple~~ vas heil
fast night at No engine house Ou h street.
10 faHe lldi action ia TIE case 81 CHARGES
AGAINST Foreman Paris, OF that company.
n ->I~- " ans. Reed, MORGAN and Tomas
h..rs resent Tie EOarJ Lai5 2 short p-;-
VAT session. .er when tine chairman. Mr..
= i DtWS, announced that the board had
determined lot 20 pursue the invest gRJi11
~ t.f-e charges any further. but 10 suspend
~ r. L'.sEs.> s.I s.-ir.y DAYS without pay ami
iia- Conn. ss-41rvT NDIsGLl Che. & II.
aCu = ~>i--ss-t Chief Iu-.~eTT Brew raj
te'r ir- grated 20 Te-E>tdte him on the ljtl
co. EtHT-.-E- ext.
p EotLs-il5G 20 appoint % ~U--tl. ls. tf.
tsUi~ temporarily. e. U.s. Thought tHa-
Jane LO-la-4 viii act g. .l4-u-a s.-.rg
a., s-s~E pension on. Paris
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-26

TT EATI1SAL -EFATIH.-Oa N.-.av
eNef 10 y a~~lS. BaEtT al-! a.Tb-l, IlI. ; .4-s-
reg c'-rT1Cfer comedians, viii iEss-,,.-f-s
tire r-aI--t-IC season Of 1--s-I q this favor -
= act q anus TnauJ. L. past ycaTs these
gent. rrre- have beer tGvOTI teS with tre psO-
20 o. y asa .i-f0G, and aS they aprtgr this
sv.--f" B.. rev Anterior play, tHeiv-J SUE
cess ray Ia guaranteed Tue new ufl-.
which - ~ Mr.. e.. y. TayieUrc. j. called
4l@t -fel ard f-tt.a ard JUDGING rpfn its
SL>,e'S IN Philadelphia, wueTe al va, pro-
duC-t o. The l'tI q August -CT the first time.
70 I.s.ss ,JTta T.tg cor tain fhoso merits III 4.
have maze M. Tgy-t-re'S previous prOJuc-
fioIs 30 popular. ! was written Tor the ex-
pres lLTIuSe OF .iSriay the versatile
ABILITIES ~ Baker AID F9rgCU, who are ac-
7CWi6 cgsi tO re unsurpassed ~ their sps-
sia s--. iuTitg their euga cement Me-Sr-
a. ser and Fa.rJl VIII 1e SCpI Drled oy the
fLll StreLEt. Of Manager F0u.'> = ,r"f. COM
It-ly. aIG IC adj .jlOA 10 many old fIvoIi.,s
2 --rUhS- ~ new and talented people Y.il, be
embraced II. the cast
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-26
MEMoEIAL HAlL, sELss,CT SCHOOL F08

Corner lith and streets nlrthves'
the urders'aned having resigned the ch7r-a 2
~. tt.le h.nro school take Pleasure "a recon-
IT r Glng To- tlr'r former patrons ti,r success. -
The " sses Alderman and Gov perthxaita.
ANNIE 4 EVANS. UErEN T. WILLIAMS
~. - i,'el viii reopen on MbNDA n Ser lrs-.fer
l5.i, ls73 Applications fer admission may b. rlssa
al - 0i--outl avenue, OF 5I3 New JERSEY ave
LlI~ rtitlftitti-f- av-l--
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-26

SSEAK THEY ES.-DUriEg the Temporary
absence Of Mr.. MCCauIcy from his feed
Store, - ? street, yesterday, some sneak
thief entered and stole 20 from tEe money
drawer.
\ sneak Thief entered the store Of Mr.. c.
Il T. Grown yesterday morning, while the
proprietor was At breakfast. and took tI!r-
teen rounds OF tobacco.
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t'T1at RpeuGa.
or 81 r~!al next IF Francs mems furnish
lrgs AID hy,5 tore, Al Is PemSy wanna ave
nue.. NC.6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-26

kCWUIs~ CN TIE TFRPT- " TNUE-s.-C Com
plants are made rs passengers who max,
sunday tTTS 10 Alexandria ly boat, OF the
crowd Of Iu1iJTS vino at about the gangyVav
a11 make Egde T.nGriSS iU the hearing Of
.:d'o-- = is only necessary for The attention
O.. TIE uIal a-ers % Pc called to This evil 10
nave il Ttmetieyt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-26

Irdu HfnF1C
or saturday next Of Fr,rr'S mems furnish
ings aud hat store, al G25 PeunS ylyania q ge-
hue. 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-26

FOUND DEAD-ThiS morning about six
O'Clock white man, named Herman Den
Gel. formerly an inmate Of the Soldiers
Home. was found dead In The wOOdShef on
the premises Oi Mrs. Kate keSSel, corner 9TH
ana @ streets northwest. lie was "A native OF
Germany. and well educated. Recently he
II heriiei several hundred dollars worth OF
property. but has spent most of IL in diSsi-
I lion. IL is 'EougGt that iutemper9uce was
tie cause Cf death The coroner is invests
eating the case TO-DAY.
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ausl3tr Corner nth and ID Streets v w
NoTiCE OF kEMONAL-ABoUT TIE IsT
i Oh SEPTEMBER WE WILL REMOVE To
oCR SPACIOUS SALES ROOM, NO o3S Lon
IstAEA AVENUE, BhTWEKN NINTH AND
TENTH STREETS, ADJOINING OUR BAZAAR
ANp CARRIAGE REPOSITORY WHERE
WITH sUEFIClENT FACILITIES, We WILL
CONTINUE THE AUCTION AND GENERAL
COMMISSION BUSINESS IN ALL IN :
RkANChEs IN CONNECTION WITH OUR
hALAah ". Il. WALL Co,
arcS4-6t Q2R
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been Issued TO
George II. Cornell and Emm O ii. Gunneli,
Emanuel Waldecker and Ma titda ROeSfr r.
Andrew Carr and Martha Can ter Samuel
lee and Henrietta Brown.
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