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LOCAL NE VS..
Condensed Locals.

Street lamps will be lighted at Has p. m.
and extiDguished AT 3 q. m.
A marriage license was issued today to
James Gaskins and Hester Allen.
Yesterday evening Officer McGraw took to
the second precinct station the body OF a
newborn white female infant, found on a
vacant lot between eth and sth and and q
streets northwest.
The Mrs r. B. Hayes Temperance society
met last night, Mrs. II. c. Spurgeon acting
as presiding officer. A resolution offered by
Rev. c. W. DenisOn, attri buting the pending
labor strike TO the use of intoxicating liquors.
was, after discussion, Withdrawn.
The daily Nation commenced yesterday
morning with the Associated Press dis
patches, giving all the latest and fullest
news up To its time of going TO press, mark
OF enterprise up 10 the present exciting
times.
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The NEW HAMPSHIRE GOLD RIPPLE
The gold excitement in the White Mounta in
region about NJ Ian, n. H., seems TO be at a
high pitch, and so many prosecutors have
rus ed in that the Grand Trunk railway has
established "A station at the point of dis
The vein is said To be Is feet wide running for
over mile, and ten ton blast the other
day assayed $50 a ton, so per cent. being
copper, 20 per cent. each of gold and lead,
ami 10 per cent. silver. III. X. Flagler, OF
Boston, has bought the farm of Mr. Fogg, its
owner, Tor twenty years, and is undecided
whether TO work the mine himself or dispose
OF parts of IL.
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square Baf 6oap b the most economical 10 NJ
Prcsetng and wrapping are of no possfble bepst 4,
ceap, but are done to make IL look attractive Ara
esaAoie. PROCTOR GA MBLRB OLRINE soA p
mede OF SoSoRthsd Red Osf, the best mat.ris,
nnown Tor producing hard, ssrvicssble and etfeo.
I've soap. I'm cut In ono pound bars, of CONVEX nj
and economical shape, and nos vraprs6 Ths .,,Is
IN which this eosD ID cut and packed ssvss eli use
ns expense, enabling N 70 ell Q superior eoa, Ar
1eeh LIS PR POUND than You ere now payins
Iot An inferior artiels. Every bar Of t. rem uins
pea PROCTOR Z GAMBLE-CINCIN.
MA1i oAAAH1" TAKE - othsr. Sold svssy.
"' cobptkhAsA
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H-A st Louis man has invented a look
ing-glass which makes lady seem to be
standing on her head, and can thus ca silly
see how her shoes fit Detroit Free Press
ES-The women in "the best societyn of In
alanapOlis have lost their special pet ]. A
Turner. He has absconded, and they now
learn that he once spent several years Ia the
lenitentiary for forgery
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No. 4, Bulhneh street, Boston
Opposite Rerere Hoalse.)

THE SCIENCE OF LIFE:
OR, SELF-PRESERVATIO
MORE THAN ONE MILLION COPIES SOLD.
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The untold mseries that result from indi.cretton
IN early lie may be alleyised and cured. Those who
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The Science of Life is beyond all comparison the
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~ eSesl Man IN this country, as q recognition Of
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sentstlon was iced Ut the time Of its occurrence
~ the Boston press, and the leading Journals
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"Altosether, in its execution and the richness OF
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EVENING STAR.
TUESDAY. July os, 1877.
lContinued from First Page

have IL. Yes, economy should always COM
meIce at the beginning; and in the ewes of a
j1st and merciful God / believe there is no
crime worse than that Of one whose "eyes
stick out with fairness, :" having all that heart
could wish, with a tremendous salary al his
back. saying 10 poor, over-worked man,
with family OF children, Il want ten cents
more from your daily pay" Nay God bless
you. SUB.
fdnOY;SdT,-Your very moderate and we'll
considered editorial upon the strike of yes
teTday, inviting 10 consider remedies from
present anomalous condition, has more in IL
than whole columns Of sensational writing
Growing poverty. distress and crime, in the
midst OF unparalleled abundance, shows
clearly profound error IN our social econ
Omy. You say well that our statesmen must
solve the problem. Unfortunately our states
meu rarely get into place where their know
lodge is potential. The statesmen OF Amer
lea are mostly in private life, and often de-
niCd fhe means of giving wide publicity 10
their views unless they happen 10 agree
with party Interests. The well-fed,
comfortable Office holders who pass for
Statesmen are satisfied with things as
they are. and do not trouble themselves
with questions OF labor and capital. IL is
for the press the guardian Of all public inter-
tsts. TO take the initiative and to declare the
truth and summon the authorities to meet
WORLDLY the responsibilities of the hour. /
wish 10 throw out reflection or two as a
private citizen, the result of much thought
upon the subject LIST. Capital and labor are
In state OF chronic war, and in wars there
will be battles. The battle is now raging,
and thOughtless and selfish people who have
not noticed the war are getting scared, and
sometimes hurt. We must stop the battle
Al all hazards, but we must also make
lasting peace If we would have safety.
There must be organization of labor and
capital in final union. Now each re-
cCgniZes 10 law but force. We must
have an elemen. OF equity in prOdUc-
fiOn between the two great elements,
ihe capital that IS invested and the Ia
Dor that earns. There il OveTvhel ming
abundance for all when we find the lust
method Of organizing work and distributing
products. "a. The authorities should in
htantly assure all working men that they
ar their friends. eNGOTt 10 peace, and assure
all that Just complaints will be heard and
relieved n possible; but that peace must be
Kept a. all hazards. Sd. Congress should be
convened al once, one hundred thousand
troops called from the states. and an imme-
dlate repeal or the reSum ptiOn act aud all
The rulEOus legislation o. lhe past recon-
HCndtd. +. ID.
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CIT 1T MS.

THE PRESENT SUPERIORITY of the age
over the past is largely determined by the
excellence and cheapness of articles of daily
use. Among these must be preferred such
household boon as DoOleV'S Yeast PoLc,i>r,
which is the ruling favorite with the public.
The cans are always full weight. and the
powder itself pure, strong and perfect in its
adaptations TO use.
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We wish To call attention TO A. Fischer.
Chemical Securing and Dyeing Establish
ment, No. s06 G. street, near 9th street. BY
promptly adopting the latest improvements,
whether of American or European Invention,
he is enabled TO do his work in a manner not
TO be equaled by those not possessing these
facilities. His cleansing and dyeing Ladies'
and Gents Suits are, in fact, the ches pest in
the city on account of his superior work
Give him a call-906 q street. Punctuslity
guaranteed.
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The Markets

BALTIMORE, July 2f.-yirginIa sf1es. old. 81. do
ceieiI &c 20 consolidated, IS DO second series,
81 hSrth CsTolius likes, Old. l6 do. new, bid to-
bALIINORE. July "a -Cotton qui~t-uiddIing
"a Flour ste ally and unchanged. Wheat strnnc,
.lg h-Er-r- receipts Hsht--uutHerb red. p-,rpa
5isl 80, d.. an T, 6JtI %. do v hite =, Il -.
IeEu-s NsTiu red, lF5ai o.; No , western Winter
rec; july delivery, S. d.. August, ] 81, do Sep
,tt.r, a. Corn scut hen iiEunaT and 2as HI CHEZ
Ntt'ru tNcitcd and fiCher-s1 CtheTn white aud
!ei"w, o.. western mixed. spot auG July, OK /:
auE-sis 80. September, 81. s62 . steamer. SIS,
V"'e tIi"f a @ more aCfiNc-sUu' bern Ie.s FtIT Ia
Hit a.fti- western v hite. Oh GfaIs. DO mixed
So I.Ti-y .aEIt- ia Bye .u-g1rd 70 UTi,-.e
suasS Fay uuli ard III Chsnged y. Provision. frfner
anu -hace higher PORK, j. %. BL!k plears
- - oCi1er- o. clear rib a. e., 50 p4c =
"a; isc'ii- shoulders, Z clear rib sides. an,
1I1Sl'. Ia-d-renUcd, Ltaltis Butter uarhaDged
l-Sin % mibal Coffee gHtrt. -t.aay AMI u.l-
nged " hiskJ excited and held / 10 Rscelpr--
stenI. go est. 1900, corr, 500, oats 10
NEW YORK, July 74-stOcks guiete- Norey q,
CO. c., IL: thehange, long, 40, short, <S7H
INV 1HKK. july ?4-Flour firm Wheat shade
bIiL'r Cor = end cent better snd active
LoSroN. june % 12;S 2. m.-l'ous. Al, ~ o IS tr
,,.n'S a The account L =. a. DIR cent. bonds
~ ne" n'es: He,s ten fortie-. 10 Erje. "a
Sie'I'.g' ~. New York Central, 50. Illinois Gen
- LI'ESrCo q; Juy p. ? SOP r.-Breaistufr. steady.
~ii4i -Os o4- ioT Dew mix ed western.
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SARATOGA, -. " July 24-Tte weather
for TO days racing is fine. Track good and
att dance fair. The first race was for the
Alabau stakes for Hlleys fooled 10 1874,
ICO each. half forfeit with - OnO add 4
SecOI ii horse TO receive SEGO-Ig mile
There were fifty entries, the starters were:
ZCO 400, Oriole, ldala. Baroness, Susdue-
ham a, Lady SalyerS. Grecian. Maid, Aunt
Betsy. ImpeTatrice. Zoo Zoo was the favor
ite- The race was won by Susquehauna
etsily. ZCO 700 ID. T.me, / 81
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HE stock Market.

NEW YORK, July 24-The Posts financial
article says: Gold opened a 1853 advanced
10 100 :, and is now back again TO former
bgure- Exchange dull and unchanged. The
money market was firmer, and call loans
wore zone at as :. Government bonds
Were finn and fraction higher in some
eases. Stock market opened aa11, lower
Lan IL closed yesterday, latter North west
preferred. New York Central was l. lower.
Michigan Central Rock Island IL. aud
La e Shore and Chicago and Alton each.
len tdiately after the opening the general
ilst Tell al per cent. led by Illinois Cen
tral- The whole market then began TO ad-
vance, and by noon had risen q az per cert
me latter Northwest p eferTed; Rock Island
advanced Is; New York Central, Illinois
Central, and 81. Paul preferred advanced \
Per cent each; Lake Shore, and Michigan
central per cent. Since noon prices have
again fallen saA latter Rock Island
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Weather Indications To-day.
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, ,

"As6JNGTON. July n, 1871. y
For the middle states and New England,
falling barometer. southwest to northwest
winds, and in New England cooler, partly
cloudy weather, but in the middle Atlantic
states, warmer, cloudy and rainy weather.
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HAPPY TIDINGs for nervous sufferers,
and those who have been dosed. dragged,
and quacked. Pulvermacher's Electric Belts
eff ctually cure premature debility, weak
ness, and decay. Book and Journal. with
Information worth thousands, mailed free.
Address PulvermAcher Galvanic Co, New
York City. 6lsdSkIy
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IT Is Now PROPosFD TO GET nm q cbaon
brick Washington monument, surr1ountei
with q statue Of George, cut out of sheet Tin
and painted n life colOrs. like the swinging
sign IN front of q shoemaker's shop. FcCe
nomicai, but nothing very sublime about IL,
Bur- 1fHCgt ESpryfs5s
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u IN quarrel Sunday between a boy
~, st Hi SHOVEL, a-ed Il, aui ClarS. aged 81,
IRE enfield murder occurred last fan, the
him. -a|'eE WIN sstonc, hilins
Tens s sI, story comes from Galveston,
wife ana iLn tinker got divorce from his
suieiSe d proved invalid and he committei
e''~'e al going to his FIRST wife, '
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-24

HE House Gen. Grant occupied i'm ST.
Louis before The war still stands on BARON
street IN that city. II is a tiny wooden struc-
.uIe, story and half high. and contains
two rooms. Residents thereabOufs are VII
aware OF It's history, and speak of IL as "a
iitfle house atween two big uusv
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.RAKGkINs In black grenadines. black
slIks, black cashmeres and dress goods az
,.sI c1st, large assortment OF beautiful lawns
ne.S cnesp' parasols; lace stripe white goods
az Carter,s, IW Market Space.
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a Dtcisiye RattIe Looked FOR
The Russian Cattle sick.
FOREIGN NOTES.
A Xiefory Tor niSr.af;

LONDON, July q, p. The House of
commons last night reScinded, without a
discussion. the censure recently passed con-
cerning Earl BeacOnfeld's appointment of
Mr. PlgOtt 10 the stationary Officc.
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AN ALLEGED ISCEyDIARY FIRr-Tbe
alaIhi OF lire this morning at l.2j O'Clock
I nom ooA . was for fire in the stable of Mrs
NanhaVan, In alley between LIST street and
NSm Jersey avenue ard l. and NJ streets
holthWest' damage slight. Supposed TO have
Teen The work OF an incendiaryJ
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EFT-0Fr CLOTHING, Boots, snoes.
:csS fSr IL lish.t ecsh Seiss GesS' 0io:hin3 q.
kecleH oedrS9, Ser Which the exfrsoS vsius vtiI
DEAN 0seWNs0Oo0 a611o1sl ) sS2S-S
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TIE "Bsbys Best Friend j. DR.. Bulls Baby
syrup since II 1nsibtsins the Bait health by
ing 1t free from Collie, Diarrhea, etc. Price p
cents per bottle. /.
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LONDON, July 24.-The bark Ambassador,
nom New York, for Milbourn, put into
CapetoVn June q, damaged, having en-
countered heavy gale. Cartain. second
officer and three men were LOST
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THE WAR INTHE EAST.

Hungarian Sympathy Ior the Turks
LONDON. July "A special dispatch from
Ee>th, published in the second edition of the
Stdr60Id. SAYS: "A number of deputies Ofthe
Hungarian Parliament, without distinction
of party, are preparing for Thursday a great
national meeting in favor OF the Turks.
sharp Fighting Expected.
LONDON. July 2i-There are indications of
sharp fighting before RuStchuk and near 81
listria, but nothing definite is known. Lieu
tenant General NChemet Ali telegraphS from
Shumla accounts Of several minor affairs
all tel ding TO show that the Turks are begin
ming to oppose the Russian advances.
a Decisive Battle Looked For.
An AdTisDOple telegram states that the
railway TO PhilOpOpOlis is interrupted and
That Russian corps from Islimiyet tSiionO)
has reached kiTkkilissa, where battle is
expected.
Note -kirkkilisss is thirty miles east of
AdrianOple, and a successful movement in
that direction would place the Russians be-
tween AdriaDOple and Constantinoplel
The Russian Cattle Sick.
AJassy telegram states that the rinderpest
has appeared among the cattle for the Rus
sian army and has already made great
havoc.
Defence or AdrianopIe.
A special dispatch from Shumla to the
DdiLu Telegraph SAYS troops are being dis
patched thence through the Bogza pass to
Adrianople.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-24

THE democratic flspdoo1le about disband-
ing me ars1y las been answered by the rail-
road strike.-l.N Y Tribune
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-24

BUILDING PERMITS issued by the inspec-
tor Of buildings: Daniel Jackson, repair a
two story frame dwelling. 9Th, between l.
and NJ streets southwest; $50. Henry Near
die, repair q frame store on Maryland ave
nue., between AZ and 9th streets southwest;
$50. Mary Southern, constr uct a two story
bilck store street, between Connections
avenue and 10Th streets northwest; 81 200.
L.; -. Leopold, construct wagon shed, i72 9Th
street Northwest. SEQ
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EHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROP
- tkIY ON ECuHAND A-RALF AND II

~ virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court i.ua
- the Di.tric, Of Columbia. in eautv Causs ~
Nn.!5.6. Myers ct al. against Mist al. fol -
partiu n viii sell, at cubic auction, to the high.
6, blddtr, ia front Of the premises, on SATUE-
~ August Attn, l377, at q O'cl ok p. M, the g ;,
10 lert front by depth thereof of lot number Is ia
SQUARE number $50, T. onting on street south i'm
Ir2Ned by Frame Dwelling house. And i'm ae,li
st{ thereafter the north Is feet front of lot mum
Der 10 IN same square, fronting 10 feet on ~ stree
sid 10 feet on r street south, also improved by a
c. " "'"e'oi lily
Terms: Ore third cash residue in aud two
years from day ot sale, tie purchaser giving his
notes therefor. with per cent interest secured by
Od ana sufhcl. nj mortgages upon the premises IT
ternsn.t complied with within days, right re-
teryed to resell cost and risk Of defaultine
Snaser SuO deposit required on accep tance of
DID, All conveyanciDg at purchasers cost.
A. ID. V. BURR, Trustee,
,r,-,.. 4SS Louisiana avenue.
ly24 al
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THE CASE OF Mr.. PEUGH.-EItor Star
Mr. Peugh, against whom one Theophilus
French, a clerk in the Treasurers office had
sworn out L. :. warrant, went To the room
IN which French writes and asked Col Mann
IL such man was clerk there Upon being
told there was, and being pointed out TO him
Mr.. i. asked him If he was the person who
had sworn out the warrant in question. Upon
being answered in the affirmative, MI F.
pronounced him falsifer, and left the
room.
The case is simply this: Mr. p. had prose-
CURED claim for person in the south some
SIX or eight years, procured its allowance,
and received the drafts from the Treasury
The claimant refused to pay his fee or any
portion OF IL. Needing the money, Mr. y,
sold his interest In ii az attorney TO John A.
Grow. who until then was unknown to Mr..
r., and assigned ii TO him on the 4th of De-
cember last, delivering the drafts to Mr.
Grow, '1 endorsed, in the presence of a wit
ness, and, as Mr.. q. told Mr.. GilfIIan, the
Treasurer, since then, Mr. Peugh has known
nothing of the case until the events of Satur-
day. ONE WHO KNOWS.
L toll
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IN WASHINGTON il costs from, . TO
swear ON the street When a man sims M
On q piece OF orange peel, be is careful To 20
INTO me nearest hotel TO relieve his min,
would De followed by an arrest and fne.~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-24

fRiGG g Jewelry store received some bean.
llinl goods to-day, and among the new is
pearl shell collar, with cross, sold ar one
dollar The best nifty cent eye-glass in, the
city. No. 457 Pa. avenue, near Az st. II
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THE SUMNER HOME FOR WASHING
Il TONIANS.
ROCK ENDN SPRINGS
A u


A. :. PRATT, Proprietor.
SAMUEL J. SMITH, Resident Physician.
Terms; $40 per month; Sl2 per week. A discount
bSe 10 families for the season for twoa
ADULTS occupying one room for one month ScMY
or more. A few large ne~ rooms hand <s.iE
somely furnished, at small advance above Tstes,
are still dsengsget Pure air, healing and strength
ening waters, good food and pure milk In sbUad-
No restraints OF fashion.
No Bar.
. Refer to Col. o. T. Larner, Us A; Or. Elliot
Cones, 7. y. A Hon l.. w. Vale, VIM Ballsntyue,
ESD, Charles 8: Bailey, Esq, John CorsOn, Esq
Ssmnel Gross; Esq, J. b. Browning, Esq, II. Il.
For information and rooms apply to
A. s PRATT h SON.
. sol 9th street,
GINA. Ie3O-lm
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CONCORD BUGGIES; choice top BUG
- sG Sptlt b. joyce; s-ss.ted Ps.ssn- 49,
WAGON Business WAGONS; JecfSon ~
M os1ae1aker WAGONS, . Per cent, cheaper than
ever onored to the public - l0OG LcI,siana ~.
me, opposite Hay 4aEksk.
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N o T 1 G E.

Tho undersigned have this day formed limited
Pntpershtp. In pursuance Of the Reyist Gtafn.s A.
OF the Unied States relating 70 the District of 90
iumo'a, concern1ng limited partnerships. The name
Quoted is WHICH BR0ThERs; the business 20 oe
Iat sacted IL the manufacturing Of Flour Al ths
Columbia Mills in Georgetov n in the District Of
columbia and the selling the Flour and the buyise
names and residences OF all the general and so.cia
Rsrtners interested therein as follows Edw Ard
r. WEIGH, james H. WEIGH ard Rosia W Welch
each OF whom resides IN said Georestown Z. e fhs
general partners, and Edward G. Jones', who re.
sdes In the city and state IF New ork 10 the
partner the said special par has contribute< in
cash twenty i've thousand dollars capital TO the
common stock. the partnership IL TO comnepcs on
the "a OF July, Mt, and to be terminated On the =
EDwARD P. WEIGH.
JANE III. WHICH,
kOeIA w. WEIGH,
EDWARD g JONES,
Su.e -, loU. je16- tth SAY Alt
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- SIEIkE Of the jouneymen can
.,,sS % baltimore has met with partial
rirI ;. Ohe OF the largest firms agreed on
Wednesday TO the terms proposed Inv The
stilEers, and II is probable that work will
De resumed in nearly all the shons next waek
ON the basis of a small increase in wages
The strike has been a most ORDERLY one
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MORE LIGHT.-Chief Engineer Hoxie has
directed that a street lamp be erected at the
corner OF 'th street and Massachusetts ave-
nue.; two al the corner of and New Jersey
avenue; one at the intersection of Rhode
Island avenue and Il street northwest; one on
corner OF ID street and Massachusetts avenue
northeast; two on q, between 10th and I3th
streets northwest; ten on nth street, bet ween
Pennsylvania avenue and street northeast;
ore on z street, between Marion and 9TH
streets noI thweet; twenty seven on M be-
tween 9Th street east and IL street west
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BALTIMORE q OHIO RAILROAD. - All
trains are run as Per schedule, which ace. in
another column.