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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1879-12-11

WHITE ROBES. the new Sunday School Song
Book by Abbey and Mnnge bids far to be one oi me
one of the sweetest and best II will pay to buy one,
only to S ng from at home. Price 80 cents.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1879-12-11

Stories for Girls, by
ouise Oh andler Moulton, Julia Eastman, .
Mnry A. Denieou, Sarah Winter Kellogg,
Iiarsiet Prescott bpoHord, "Marion Harland,"
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1879-12-11

3QWlll ixda L9nz
EVEN AND NINE YEAh
AND APACHEs. neat VoS1
being simple statement OF IN
ronuectcd with tie sad massacre %
family, aud the captivity, torturess
cscape of ITS tw q Ilsurviving TlcnbeI
by our agents generally. Irice
The incidents Of the massacre, brienS
re distributed b, agents, FREE OF chaTg
Mr Eastman, 1eing almost coneiantiN
West. engaged in gathering and curing tne
Is of which tho medicine is composed, tnc<
1sinrss management devovcs upon Dr JohnsS
I'D tae remedy has been called, and is known
Di. Clark Johnson's
'iEsAN BLOOD PURIFIER,
Prl 's 'LerGn Io:t!cs : Si'oo
Y ice tSDall 20 lis - ~ Oo
R.,a the voln1tary testimonials OF rcrsopsrrlho
ave n,cn crrcd ny tho use OF Dr. CLARK JoinsvA1
ni 'an Blood ay',, in yoil own vicinity. y.
Tcstin 3niala OF Cures. p --
REMEDY FOR LIVER AND KIDNEY
DISEASE. =
EpINeroN, Feb. 3, 1879.
Deal Sir:-l can, IRON saY experience, re-
commend your Indian Blood Syrup as sure
cure Tor Liver and Kidney Disease.
ELIZABETH A. SANDS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-27

TEE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILRoAD.-A meet
Ing OF the stock and bondholders OF the Wash.
lnsten City, Virginia Midland and Great
Soui hern railroad and its branches was held
Yesterday In Baltimore, Mr.. R. T. Baldwin In
the chair, who made brief statement OF the
object OF the meeting, which was to take stems
Tor the reorganization OF the various roada
MesSrS. VIM. +. Frick and j. &. Cowan, REPRE-
senttng the Baltimore and Ohio railroad made
a statement Offering plans for reorganization
and showing its liabilities and present future
revenue. It shows: Total preferred stock.
$4,055, ,217.75; total bonded debt, G,31a,ssl. II
81, ,367, ,752.46. Mr.. Sk1pworth Wilmer offered a
resolution referring the matter to committee
OF nine to prepare basis of reorganization and
to report TO an adjourned meeting, TO be called
by the chairman. The committee was a.
rected to examine the proposition as sub.
mitted above and to report to the next meeting
for action. The resolution was adopted and
the following committee appointed: r. r. Bald
win (chairman), Major C.. n. Blackford, j. Il.
Cowan, Sk1pworth Wilmer, VIM. r. Frick, r. Ii,
Garden, @. w. Brown, Jos. Bryan, L. L. Con.
rad. ON motion OF Mr.. Garden the committee
was directed TO have their report printed and
circulated among the stockholders previous to
lne called meeting. Major Blackford, OF Lynch.
burg, offered resolution approving the action
OF Mr. j. s. Barbour, the receiver or the road.
In making the contract for the construction OF
the Charlottesville and Rapidan railroad under
tie decree OF the circuit court OF Alexandria.
and asking the court to cooperate with the re-
ceiver In completing the road. The RESOLUTION
was unanimously adopted after which the
meeting adjourned to await the can OF the
committee.
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, June 27-vir91nia sixes old, sOk /;
90 deferred, On; do consol 57s do. second SERIES
o64. North Carolina skies, old, %: do new. Is bid
to-day. Sugar drm. active and higher-A soft, 81
BALTIMORE, June 27-Cotton quiet-mia adlins.
l2,s. Flour dull Howard street ano western super
b.76; city mills super. S.O0aS6O; do. extra I0ss
415; DO. BIO brands. 600; Patapsco family, 676
Wheat, southern firm and new In rood demand !:
fsSsT2 s No ysd d.
July, LosstaI0szs; August, LO7AsLO7S; septsm.
OF receipts; western easier and bu siness lishtS
spot and June 4s5s; July. zs August. % sa ssp Sep
kgs aue quit and s.dy
prime to choice Pennsylvanis and Maryland. IL. 90
alSOO @ Provisions firm : mess pork. 10 IS.
packed, ~ and 81 BaccnNshouIders. B s.aSS ssr
rib sides. s Hams, llal2 Lard, T. Butter dui,"
prime to choice western PACKED. i0ala ESss dun
refined 6E Coffee stesdy-Hioe c.TrosS Ha n9nin
ss.dycotsSn: sid aour. 70 as assnso0. srs
S&oad ReceiPts0nour. 1626; wheat 63.1OO; corn.
$500: corn. Sa1 lsa la rye SUo. shpmsnts-wheat.
NEW YORK. june 27.-Stocks dun Money, 2k
aS1; 1xchange. long. z86; short. l88 Govern.
, NEW YORK. June 27.-Flour quiet Wheat quiet
PEI ssDs ,Ss2 SnR: g g. cents %u 0ona:
Central. soh. ''' 0'"'s'' io''"' iinn0's
NEW YORK MARKETS THIS AFTERNOON.
T1e louoWtng quotations were current in New
@ Yosk eoday ct p. M. - reported by Lewis John
q. g 4 Fer cents, los; do. ~ per cents,
JOG; y. Of Q. SS6s: 66k; Erie Com, Y7X; Mich.
& se sss s1sis NGshsss s sss
Texas. IA; W. q. Telegraph. 92H; Pad6c lal. 49,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-27

THE MAINE REPUBLICAN CONVENTION yester-
day adopted platform which appreciates the
Loble and patriotic position taken by President
Hayes and the republican members OF both
Houses OF Congress In sustaining wise aad Just
laws against the reasonable and revolutionary
course OF the democratic party In ConRreas
and pledges them its hearty support In their
efforts to uphold the financial credit OF the gov
ernment and to insist upon free elections and
the right OF the United States to enforce it's own
laws; protests against the reopeniEg by demo-
cratic leaders OF the exciting and sectional
issues which had been settled BY the victory of
the national arms over the rebellion, and calls
upon loyal men everywhere 10 sustain by their
votes the fruits OF that victory. It believes
low, as always, In good, honest money for the
people, and IL opposes any irTedeemable paper
currency as the worst curse that can be In
nlcted upon nation. 1t rejoices that govern.
ment promises to pay are now kept, and that
The paper currency OF the country Is redeem
able on demand In coin, so that now the dollar
OF the laborer is as good as the dollar OF the
capitalist. IL condemns all schemes TO tamper
with the currency OF the people, and thereby
unsettle public confidence, now happily fast
being restored. 1t recognizes temperance as q
cause which has conferred the greatest benect
OF the state, and suStains the principle prohlbi-
ton, etc. The resolutions were unanimousIy
ADOPTED. On the third ballot Hon ID. r. Davis.
or Cor1nth, was nominated for governor, receir.
Ing S44 votes.
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wall Street.

NEW YORK, June 27.-The Posts financial ar
ucle says: The speculative markets at the
Stock Exchange have not been SO dull any day
tnls season: The only activity Is In the market
!0r SMte0 states bonds, and the greater part ol
the business In them is down at the ofices OF
dealers. Prices are higher for the AS. 4I5's and
Us OF lsso-s1. Speculation In railroad bonds
are aDout steady, the Erie second; consols con-
southern State bonds, Louisiana c0nsois are mn
@ 70 4. = from Az at the close yesterday These
securlueS are gambled In much, as are the lot
tery tlckets IN that State. The market FOR
speculative shares is as nearly stagnant as nos.
slole, and prices have kept within range Of =
10 per cent. The stocks which have been dealt
10, even 10 small extent, are Lake Shore, ST
Paul, Erie, Kansas City, and Northern And " "
=. Ielegraph, In the money market, time loans
Tor GO to 80 days. are Sa4 per cent. CAN loans
are 2ka3 per cent. -A'
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The Fall Riyer Strike.

FALL RIVER, MASS, JUNE. s7.-An the mills
are running this morning with the exception of
the Narragansett, which shut down yesterday
at noon. Some OF the mills gained few spin
ners to-day while others lost, but on the whole
yesterday. 1t was generally thought that the
n.ills would have considerable dificulty TO
s. aIt1ng. and manufacturers feel encouraged
at the situation. There Is no intimidation by
violence, but manufacturers say threats are
made, and quite number Of men who were at
work yesterday are out to day through fear.
may or this morning, asking that the extra
rolce be withdrawn from the streets ana kept
at the station, where they could be readily
that the presence OF so many police on the
street VIII be regarded by many OF the spin
ners as menace. The mayor said he should
try TO act as disintereSted party during the
strike, but he should preserve order, and the
extra police were only put on to prevent the
outbreak or any disturbance. The spinnerS
would not be interfered with by the police s0
long as order was preserved
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-27

TIE STATE CONVENTION OF the new constitu.
tlon party In California Tor the party OF honor
adopted platform afiirming the new constit1.
ton; repudiattng communism and agrar1anism:
demanding that the stringent clauses in the
new constitution discriminating against the
OF fares and freights one-third, and demanding
popular elections. and not appointments, TO
once: The ballot for nominee Tor governor re-
lis. DIR. Glenn was not present and ft Is said'
VIII not accept the nomination unless II Is en-.
dorsed by the democratic convention He Is
one OF the largest wheat raisers In the state
John p. West was Nominated for lieutenant
governor
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ERIGHTEUL BOILER EXPLOSION
Houses Blown Down and Life De.
ktrOVeA.

PHILADELPHIA, June 27.-The explosion OF a
boiler this morning, at Wits extensive plain
ing mill, Front and Brown streets, has caused
great CONSERVATION and panic, and 1t isaoared
aport1on OF the mill were blown In all diroCtions,
the Tying bricks and iron doing much Damage
to the surrounding property. Several dwelling
dead body OF the engineer has been taken from
the ruins, but owing to the prevailing excitee
ment, no estimate OF those injured can be found.
The boiler, In bursting. demolished the rear
portion OF the building, which is used as sash
and planning mill, by Alpheus Wilt 4 Son. II
came down In the second-story OF q dwelling
Iear by, occupied by family named Long.
his sister, Stella, eleven years old, badly aurt.
fhetr mother and Mrs. Ann McAvoy are
missing, and 1t is believed they are buried In
lie ruins.
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kilograms to The Star.
FRIGHTFUL BOILER EXPLOSION,
FALL RIVER STRIKE.
EUROPEAN AFFAIRS.
FOSEIGN AFFAIRS.
Old Catholics OutyOted I'm Svssxer
land

land.
BiRNE, July 21-At the Catholic synod or the
Canton OF berne. on Monday last the Roman
catholic delegates for the first time partici
pateu; In the voting they outnumbered the Old
SaIhollcs by 65 to 63, and elected the office
bearers and the synodal council to hold Office
party. ~
BIG Pile in the Bank Of England.
LONDON, July-The Times, In its financial ar
tt ucie, says:.'The total amount of bullion In
the largest on record. At present there is no
reason to think that this immense sum Will not
oe considerably exceeded"
BOnaP artist Gone Over to Repub.
PARIS, June 27.-M. Laroche Joubert Bona
partist, who lately has been veering towards re-
pupllcanism Is about to resign his seat in the
as republican candidate.
A Protestant School House in IRE.
land Sacked by n Mob.
LONDON, July PA Protestant school-house
Ia the parish OF Moyras, Connaught county OF
Galway, Ireland, has been sacked by gang of
tnlrty persons, who came from distance. The
oiples were thrown into the sea. This is a re-
thought had been Quieted after occasionin1
some alarm In that district some weeks ago.
British Iron Trade.
The birmingham correspondent of the Times
nection with the iron trade at the present time
is that the Upton drainage commissioners have
now raised nearly Ell 900, which is more than
one. half of what is required to rescue the.mines
In the district from threatened fnundation.
The Funeral Mass for the Prince
Imperial.
PARIS, June 2.-The government had taken
precautions against any demonstration at yes
terday's funeral mass commemorative OF the
deceased Prince Imperial The troops fn the
nelghboring barracks were confined to their
quarters and the police were under orders to
arrest anybody indulgtng In Bonaparttst cries
German Duty ON Tobacco.
LONDON. June 27-A dispatch to the Pail Mall
Gazette from Berlin says:-The tobacco commits
sion has decided In favor OF duty OF SIS marks
per lUO knogrammes on foreign tobacco
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ST JOHN, n. B., June a7.-A fire at Car,eson
this morning destroyed the store house and
outbuildings connected with Allan Bros.
foundry. Loss about $4,000.
PHILADELPHIA, June 21.-A fire broke out this
morning In the large four story brick building
On 7th street, below Cherry, occupied by mum.
Der OF firms. The total loss is about sI5.O00.
and is covered by insurance
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He MIXED Tao

He MIXED THOsE STATE BONDS UP.-Henry e.
Stroup, transfer officer OF the Farmers and
terday before the legislative committee fnyesti.
gazing the alleged over issue OF PENNSYLVANIA
state ponds OF 1858 that there Is no way OF tell
the over ISSUE
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ANOTHER FATAL Row Ar A PIcNrc.-At n col.
ored Masonic picnic at Thunderbolt Ga, on the
Coast Line railroad, yesterday, a disturbance
occurred on the dancing platform about a
woman. Three negroes were shot. one mortal-
". Edward Burke, who did the shooting, was
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RACES YEsTKRDAY.-The winners at the Coney
Island (N.f.) races yesterday were Alleuner.
one mile, ia l:44k; Idler, mile and quarter, In
Slsa; Una, nile heats, In l:424, Las. Hattie F.
81 900, Brighton hotel stakes,) I'm 307k: Coro.
net, steeple chase, fn 5:56
AT tbe chicago races, yesterday, the winners
were Bill Bass, mile heats, IN 1:45k, 1:54: Wa
honaisa, mile and q half, In a:44x; Gabriel.
three-QuaTters OF mile, in l:lSs; Sam. EcEers'
mile and an eighth, In 2:O5k
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THE DEPAATM ENTAIL HALE
Il DOZEN

THE DE Ant N = II Il Al HALF
WILL GIVE THEIR
SECOND Grand EXCURSION
TO PINEY POINT AND POINT LOOKOUT,
ON THE FOURTH OF JULY,
ON THE LADY OF TIE LAKE,
Leaving 9Th street wharf at 80 am. sharp, return
ing by moonlight, giving five hours c@A
ut the former and three hours at the
latter place, positively. for bathing,
fishing, &c This gives . hne view Of the river by
dayIiQht Brass and Strin6 Band. Dancing.
Tckeks, q Children under dx free and over ten 80
cents; at Turkish Bath, 500 st. NV Brad. Ad-
ANS and BaIlAntyne's BookstoreG; Metzerott's
Nude store; Capt 4 Green, Pension Once; Arthur
CEossley Room l22 Patent Once Fred G. Ca!yert. Vert
store, corner North Capitol and 81 sta NV. Bathing
suits for rent on the grounds.
disreputable parties. for which purpose detail Of
police viii be in tendance Cars VIII be In Attend
aIce on arrival OF the boat Staterooms foc sale at
Brad. Adams and Turkish Bath, 500 street north-
west JeZ51Jy4
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A RESOLUTION rs PENDING In the New Hamn.
shire house OF Representatives condemnino Of .
ncenolders for spending large part or the lirst
nan OF the PRESIDENTIAL term In dividing the
spolls OF victory, and the last half In creStine
!alSe, Selnsn ana partisan issues for the nexf
Presldentlal campaign, and calling upon Con-
salaries upon the level with the reduced nrice
OF labor and the profits OF labor. p''oe
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Is proposed to celebrate General Grants
return TO this country by 4 creaS ravtaG Se
Inoee far Western veterans Who served under
nun, 10 oe held on the Pacinc Coast.
.,l,a. Uisterells are night wraps OF white rsbb,n
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CalifOrnia NOninatfom,

SAN FRANCISCO June 2I.-The convention OF
The new constitution party last evening nomin-
ated Tor secretary OF state Lauren E. Crane OF
Surra, and for controller II. w. Larme OF Sacra-
mentO
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

rsl. Hasgss ass1E nEsT y III: Se rsas 1 esd
Sas s:II IIS Fs. EVENING # nysd All Rs0ha
'iss IT, u ''1''' ''A'' 9. a. CALVERT, Q. R.
our "pah PahENT StFWHs WisE sEF sckEFNs to it aas
xdG1s,s aSr fTes IL
pet and Uphol. terry Estabishmt MT. corner 7,h st.
and Pennsy lvania ave NV: le1o-tr
~ AZ 4 MEETINa OF The SABBATH
the 4th Of July. The superintendent and SCHOLARS
re Geqnested M ed to Be prssept The seonnds will 6e open
at o'clock m Each supsrinte!R,ddsnt Will march n
ie26-sts ~ JE. JONES. Secretary
~1 ooIIHp9fsETpKkilSS pfsTKiSr oFE50Eio o1FFEd590EioMB1A,
WAsHINGToN, D. c.. June oath, 1879
oyHers or keepers Of aogs in the
owned p kept 9 said District, viii Be due aud pay
Upon payment Of said tax, tags viii bs issued as
te246t Collector of Taxes, ID. q.
EaE FAGSFY he1eb2 or TaE
esi sesx z oese sSe
10th and sts July Isl, where the poor can obtain
attending staff and the consulting board win s bs
composed Of the professors in the Medical College.
BOUTS OI dtt6uQ8nc6, lrOm 10 Pm O8lly, except
Sunday. In addition to the above, maternity will
be at the same trne established under the direction
Of the professor of midwifery of the faculty Women
without means to employ physicians and who are
driven to the necessity of entrustiDg themselves to
clinic hours ana secure in advance the services Of
one Of the maternity physicians for their confine
ments in their own homes. ie23-7t
~ NATURAL MINERAL WATERS.
A fresh supply Of BETHESDA, BEDFORD and
GEY6ER WATERS Just received from the springs,
and for sale on drau9ht, at
MILBURN'6 PHARMACY.
myl6-1 1929 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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CRossLAND AND O'LKARY.-At l0:s0 o,c,oc,,
last night OLeary had made 100 miles ANA lar
tne track. Grassland at ll:30 pm. had msSie
113 miles, and was still going 'Ss
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The Ohio Democraitc On,

The Ohio Democratic Cam mpaiRn.
COLUMBUS, O., June 27.-The democratic state
committee has decided to formally open the
campaign early In August, with speeches by
fendleton, Thurman, Ewing, Steedman and
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THE EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip,
GOVERNMENT RE CEIPTs sTo-DAY.-Internalr rev
enue, $3.50 Ais; customs. s46s.675.

iHE TALK AT THE CAPITOL nov Is that Con-
day. WV " -oo'ooN on -ion
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FRIDAY, June q.

THE GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE ROBBERY.
James Burns and George CorsOn, charged with
tae TopDery OF $4,000 from the paymaSter's safe
ton, were again before United States Commits
sioner Duel yesterday, and Paymaster Lar
cOmbe testified that he locked the safe about /
O'CLOCK On the morning of the robbery. ii
then went out to pay some OF the employees and
was away about two hours. In the meantime
the money was stolen. William II. Murphy a
having seen Burns about the building during
the last week In December. Ithamar Brother
Ing, an employe OF the office, also Identified
than once. He thought Corson'S face was
familiar to him, but he could not Identity him
Detective Dorsey testified that he arrested Cor.
son last Friday.-Iy. Y. Tribune, 9th.
uGeorge Swayne Buckley, the well-known
minstrel and actor, died WedLesday at @ uncy,
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"A
e1 .aken on tne question OF confirmation, which
Iesuited yeas Is and nays 20. The total being
one one less than quorum the Senate adjourned
present, except Senators Whyte and Mcdonald
Voled 10 reject the nomination, and all the
Republicans, except Senators Rollins and Blair
'oteo ln favor OF confirmation.
AN ANCIENT UNIvERsITY.-Mr. Cramer, our
minister at Copenhagen, In dispatch to the
department Of State, dated June 10th, 1879
gives an account OF the celebration of the four
hundredth anniversary Of the Copenhagen Uni
!erslty, 1t having been founded In June, 1479.
Although the celebration was not OF an inter.
hatlonai character, the names OF the leading
universities, colleges scientific and literary
institutions OF the United States were placed
on the records of the university.
CONGRESSMAN MURCH says the statement that
the manager of the Toledo convention had re-
ceiyed encouraging letters from national mem
bers OF Congress is wholly untrue. There is
not national in Congress who approved of
! coailtlon there or elsewhere.
CUTTING WOOD ON PUBLIC LANDs.-The fact
having been brought to the attention OF the In.
terror department that many parties who have
illegally cut wood from the public lands In the
different territories are deSirous OF relieving
themselves from the liability attached to such
oease 1y payi9g tor the wood cut the Com
circular to his registers and receivers in the
territories to accept the compromise for depre-
dations prior to June 18th, 1879. The terms are
TO be one-half cent for every railroad tie cut.
1lfty cents for every cord OF wood and one dollar
Ior every thousand feet OF logs AS condition
precedent, every person seeking settlement on
these terms shall submit sworn statement, nf
the KIND and quantity OF wood cut and from
where taken. In cases involving a cOnfliet of
identity as to the proper parties to pay the
stumpage rates, and In all cases of Illegal cut
ting OF wood upon government land, the prop
rates above announced are paid.
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SUNDAY kAcoHs1oAs. o.. 49, u
On and after Sunday, June the Sth, the Steamer
ssTHOMPSON" will leave 9th street rK@h
Wharf EVERY SUNDAY, at ~
O'Clock .. In- for an excursion Gown
the Poton ac, returning at O'Clock Fare twenty
five cents !eo1@
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ssVE6 KNOW"
L THAT Is o."
But the times cab for reliable goods. and at close
figures, and the Great Pinafore Tea Company IlO4
l2th st., II filling the bill. with their rock bottom
prices on choice Teas, Oofees, Sugars, Canned
Goods, &c, &c, of every variety.
The Little Pinafore 1egar, at cts. and the Great
Pnafore at cts. AL Havana filters. give satisfac-
ton every time. je2O.lm
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SHERMAN EvARTs, son OF the Secretary OF
state, and Philip G.Bartlett, son of Mr Bartlett,
OF the Chinese legation, members OF the sopho
more class at Yale College, each received a first
prize for English composition at the close of the
present academic year