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grlevous loss In the death of his wife M
swing was tne daughter OK DIR. Porter. Of or.
ford, Ohio, and winning ana gentle ladya
- MT; John Welsh, lately Minister TO Rnz.
Philadelphia, by committee OF the board az
OF September. S AsS
Notwithstanding the example OF chas.
Gsne SOx, negro entered Mrs. Kellys house G
room, ana then, thinking that she was about 10
awake. Killed her with big stone that he ma
carried In for weapon.
DAVID Jamee OF Shenandoah, echuylktu
with oAshing widow Of a. THIS Is TIE youSS
Renuemanb third elopement with the vtiOV.
SMlce oel0r0 he was captured, brought baok
homo ana well nogGed.
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Republican Campaigners.
PROPOSED REORGANIZATION OF THE STATE ASs0
CIATVON0 HERR

CITATIONS HERE.
The question OF reorganiZing here the v&ri-
Gus state republican associations Is being seri-
ously considered by the former members OF
those organizations. These associations had
for their objects social enjoyment, and political
work, in the shape Of distributing campaign
literature where it would DO the most good, and
bers and others to cast their votes They were
disbanded shortly after the 4th OF March, 1877.
Some OF the associations endea1ored to keep
tions but failed. Now they propose to establish
themselves on their old basis.
THE PRESIDENT DOESN'T OBJECT.
There has been considerable talk among the
this connection as to whether the President
would consent to reorganization. 1nf0rma
tion having been sought through the proper
sociatioDs go ahead and reorganize on their old
basis no objection will be made by the Presi-
dent.
THE IOWA ASSOCIATION
has thus reorganized, and Is busfIy engaged in
furnishing political pabulum to the voters OF
that state, and will see to it that all Iowaians
OF republican faith md an opportunity OF going
home to vote. 1t has also been ascertained that
leaves OF absence will be granted to the republi-
cans in the different departments who wish to
go home to cast their ballots. The movement,
t1on has had no practical illustration; but others
will follow. A STAR reporter to-day inquired of
a gentleman, prominently connected with the
NEW YORK STATE ASSOCIATION.
II that body would reOrgan1Ze. THAT depends
entirely upon circumstances" was the reply.
"What circumstances, asked THE STAR.
"Well, the situation is just this. II the New
York republicans should nominate ticket op-
posed to the administration we will not reorgan-
tZe. 1t would not be the correct thing. We
would be justified in lending our aid to a
ticket opposed to the administration. But IT,
on the other hand, the nominations are In aC-
cord with the administration, we shall certainly
reorganize."
The republican campaign committee is earn
eStly In favor OF the state associations getting
to work again. They could aid that body ma
terlally in its campaign work, and the commit
tee Will do all 1t can to bring about reorgani-
Zation OF the associations.
THE SOUTHERN REPUBLICANS
already have an association, but they want a
to-day to THE STAR:-"We are discussing and
considering the question OF bringing about
results that will cause our recognition as an
important factor Of the republican party.
Nothing has yet been done, though
"What do you propose doing?" asked the re-
porter
"Our present plan, which may or may not be
carried out, Is to secure thorough understand.
ing among all southern republicans and de-
mand that We be treated with more considera-
tion by the party at large. To this end, we
ncan convention all the southern delegates
meet and unite upon one man for the nomina-
ton. When the party sees that we are in
earnest, and realize the large number OF votes
that we will cast, 1t will recognize the fact that
we are entitled to more consideration"
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THB IMPRISONED MORMON APosTLEs.-A tel
egram to the N. Y. Herald. from Salt Lake.
Uta1, August5 5, says:-With reference to the
three executors OF Brigham Young will Apos.
the deceased prophet, and Albert Carringten,
who were sent to the Penitettary yesterday for
contempt Of court, 1t was shown In evidence
courts required them TO give joint bond for
SIS 900 to indemnify the heirs They secured
the city for the5 or four days to get securities,
own finan. iaI inability to the court, The
none. ed men Of the Mormon church refused
to go upon theiI bonds unless indemnified In ac-
vance
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YELLOW FFvER SPREADING IN MEMPHIs,-
2 colored were officially reported to the Memphis
board OF health for the twenty-four hours end
ing at pm. yesterday. In addition to these
five other cases OF cOlOred people sick with fever
regular report had been made out, and they Will
be included In to-day's list. There were two
deaths after nOon-LiZZle HOller and Rev.
lie priest who has fallen victim to the scourge
this year. Deceased was assistant priest at ST.
Patrlck's church, corner of De Soto and Linden
streets, and was only "a years Old. His condi-
few minutes after O'Clock. From the locality
OF the new cases reported yesterday the fever
seems to be gradually approaching the heart OF
city. The steamers Anne p. Silver and City OF
Helena passed up yesterday without landing.
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THK DISCONNECTED REGIMENTS IN CONSTANT.
Pasha, the new premier, requesting a settle.
ment OF the arrears OF their pay, and part OF
the garrison require that OSman Pasha the
OF these events number OF the troops occupy.
Ing Tchataldja have been recalled toConstafn.
tinODle
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The Wallace Committee i'm Rhode
Hs1And

PROVIDENCE, II. l., August 1.-The members
Senators Wallace. Mcdonald, Platt and Blair
met at IL O'clock to-day In the u s. court room
and commenced their Investigations. The
opening inquiries were directed to the opera.
tfon OF that provision OF the state constitution
that gives suffrage to such foreign born cfti-
zens only as possess real estate valued at $,34.
The committee Will probably remain until Sat
urday
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KISSING In New York seems to be regarded tn
some quarters as heinous ol1ense Frederick
Fernands, q young man OF stylish appearance,
was charged with attempting TO kiss gfrl on
tuesday against her Will and was fined $40 and
sent TO the Island for month,
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Enquirer @ Spses9i from Gienw0Sd. Ind, sas Aug sd
Says:-Last night at S O'Clock the youHcesf
Daughter OF Milton Ochiltree, aged nearly fWo
years, while playing, was choked on A hean
The child was taken to DR.. Elliott and DR.. MOI.
and proceeded 10 perform trecheofnmv Tno
child lived about two hours but died In the oper.
alton. The bean was found In its left lmng
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PLEURO-PNEUMONIA IN NEW JERsEY.-Gen.
Strings report TO GOV. Mcclellan shows that
there has been decrease In the number OF
cases Of pleurO- O-pneumOnla among cattle In New
Jersey. There are now 101 herds, comprising
796 cattle, In quarantine. The disease has ap-
peared in a malignant form In RecklesstOWn,
been established at the ferries from Pennsyl-
Van1a
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MRS. SARAH RooT, OF Reading, Pa, has eaten
nothing since July 9Th, except few berries and
cracker She says she wishes, like Christ In
the wilderness, 70 fast forty days and forty
nights This week q little nourfshment has been
forced into her stomach through her nostrils. It
IS believed she will die
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eH-Seven members OF the Spanish socialist
organization have been arrested In Xeres as
belonging to gang OF marauders. who
have been killing sheep and setting fire to the
standing crops.
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NORFOLK was thronged yesterday with the
visitors who arrived Wednesday night from
North Carolina. They represent the mercantile
and various other branches OF trade OF every
section Of Ihaf state
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secretary OF Mayor Cooper, of New York, yes
terday entered the Office OF Gen. Smith, at police
headquarters In that city, and was introduced
as commissioner OF police, Gen. Smiths, sue
cesSOr, whose Office he took possession Of
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YELLOW FEVER ON BRIG.-The PHILADELPHIA
board OF health yesterday received q communi-
cation from President Billings, Of the national
board OF health, Informing the board that the
bIlg Jonn welsh, 1r, with cargo or moiasSes,
had left Havana fully infected with yeIIoW
fever, bound for either New York or Philadel-
phia. The communication was referred to the
LeZarettO physician.
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THE CINCINNATI ELECTION INvEsTIGATIoN.-
Among the witnesses before the Cincinnati
Congressional investigating committee yester-
day was Gen. Thomas L. Young, who testified
as foilOws:-I have run for Office In this county
four or nve times. A candidate cannot get
along without spending money, and spending it
In legitimate way. The republican party
assesses candidate certain amount deter
mined upon by the campaign committee.
money when he ran for office. He was my
partner. II it Is wrong to employ democrats to
hold tickets for republicans L have committed
this wrong frequently. 1t is customary here to
employ men OF opposite parties to work for q
candidate II they express an intention to sup
port that candidate. It Is a common practice
for candidates to employ men to hold tickets In
their interest. did not see Eugene Hale when
never saw him but once My canagn am s cost cost me-
something less than $25, 900. E08d 81, 900 as
sessment TO the committee, and spent about
$2,4o0 myself; In all, my campaign expenses
were In the neighborhoOd OF s., 400. / did not
pay any man dollar for any illegal purpose.
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THE TRBDE6AR IRON WORKs-An order has
been entered In the Richmond Chancery Court
directing Gen. Joseph r. Anderson, receiver
Of the Tredegar Iron Works, to turn over the
Anderson was for many years, and up to the time
he was chosen its receiver, president of the
Tredegar company. This order was entered at
the request OF the holders Of the bonds of the
company secured by mortgage, representing
something over million dollars These works
were used by the Confederate government dur
Ing the war for manufacturing heavy ordnance
and other iron work for the use OF tne army.
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THE REMAINS Or FECHTER the actor. arrived
in Philadelphia yesterday morning at II O'Clock.
They were accompanied by his wife Mrs
PIice, her sister, and Arthur Le Clerc The
body was taken to the house OF Mrs. Pr.,e. 2l30
Filbert street, from which place the funeral
will take place Friday morning 10 O'Clock.
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The Vice Regal Party An ss. Johns.

ST.JoHN, n. B., August Last evening there
was grand illumination and torchligh proces-
sion In honor o9 the visit OF the vice regal party
Such q display has not been seen in st. John
since tne arrival here OF the Prince OF Wales In
1sGO. The buildings on all the leading streets
were handsomely decorated with blnting ever
greens, &C. The procession was also great
success
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NEW YORK NOTES.
CAafGe against the Park Commls.

NEW YORK. August lit Is stated this morn
ing that Mayor Cooper win, In q few days,
make cnarges against the park commissioners
OF tnls city, that they have neglected their
duties and recommend to Governor Robinson
that they be removed
The Cotton Convention.
Tne oonVenuon OF the National Cotton ex-
change In this city on Wednesday next. ts
creating much interest among cotton deaierS'
committee Of prominent dealers is now en-.
gagged In making arrangements for the plaoe
and programme OF meeting, and there II every
reason to expect the convention VIII be very
successful. IL Is expected that II viii be at
tended by GO to 100 delegates representing every
important district interested In the production
OF cotton
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AT THB SARATOGA IN. " RACES yesterday
the three, quarters OF mile race was won by
Lady Middleton, in 1.l1ll; the mile and an-eight
was won by Bonnie Carrie, In 1.5s, the mile and
a.half by Mlntzer, In 2.s9ll, Danichefr second,
Skylark Bowies, third; the mile and i've -etghts,
selling race, by Bill Dillon, In 255l3, Ciemme
q. second, Dick Sasser, T. NJ Halls third.
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Plague.Srrtcken Men,nn,..

MEMPHIS, August ELEVEN new cases OF
health this morning, seven OF whom are COL
ored. Heavy storms prevailed last night to the
north OF Memphis, and slight shower fell In
the city shortly before daylight this morning.
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SHOT MAN DEAD AND RODE OFF.-Dr. JAS
sitting In a store In that place. Monday, was
accosted by DR.. j. L. Keyes, who charged him
with talking about his {KeyesD family. Roberts
denied the charge. KeyeS called him a liar,
the body, killing him. Keyes then mounted hts
horse and escaped. Roberts was over 81 years
Old, KeyeS about 80. The latter is addicted to
drink
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SHOOTING A ACKNOWLEDGMENT fatal shoot
ing affair occurred In Meriweather county, Ga,
Monday. Warren LOvett, a well-kn0wn whisky
"dlummer," was recently made the subject OF a
social scandal, and his name coupled with that
OF lady OF one of the first Georgia families.
LovetJ denounced the report as an Infamous lie.
Monday afternoon Lovett and two friends, rid.
ing on country road, met Reynolds. Lovett
disrnounted from his horse ana said: "Reynolds.
you must reIract it here In the presence SEND e'1 Of
these gentlemen" Reynolds said: "It Is no lie.
and won't retract It," Reynolds then drew a
pistol and fired, missing LOvett. Lovett drew
died Tuesday morning and in his dying state
ment declared that he had no pistol, and that
Ole OF LOvett's friends fired the pistol and laid
1t by his side In the road. The case has created
great e, element. Reynolds was OF bad reputa-
III n. and sympathy is with LOvett.
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MURDERED BY APACHEs.-Further advices
concerning the murder OF the Schellenbach
state that The murderers were six renegade
Apaches, who fired On the party from ambush,
the Schellenbachs falling on the first fire. Mr.
Mercnant'5 horse bolted and saved him. Troops
are the trail
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FRIGHTFUL LOCOMOTIVE ExPLosION-The To-
motive Sacramento, Of the Boston and Albany
railroad, exploded her boiler in the round house
at Greenbush, yesterday, killing Thomas Smith
and Frank Murphy, machin1sts, and fireman
John McIntire. VIM. Horton, foreman, Wynat
Crannell engineer, and Robt. B. Miller were
pletely over and came down on and shivered
turn-tab forty feet off,
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REV. w. II. MURRAY IN SAN FRANCISCO, SUR
PRIsED AND INDIGNANT.-A special dispatch to
the Boston Traveller from San Francisco yester-
at the Grand Pacific hotel, In this city. The
first fntfmatfon Of his alleged financial failure
reached him by telegraph yesterday He utterly
peaTed,' or Is In any way seeking to evade his
liabilities. He came here on business for the
Buck board company, and Will return as soon
as he has concluded IT, which he will probably
not a little indignant at the sanderOus stories
circulated during his Temporary Absence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-07

TIE NORTH AMERICAN TURNER BUND, which
opened In Philadelphia On sunday, closed last
night with ball In the Permanent Exhibition
building and the distribution of prizes for the
athletic exercises. The games took place at
CIeedmoor Park, on the river Delaware The
exhibition building last ninhf
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FRIGHTFUL ACCIDENT IN CHICAGo.-At Chi
cagO, yesterday, six masOns were at work on the
dome OF the new Music Hall, 60 feet from the
ground, when the scan0lding gave way and fell
through to the cellar. -Four of the workmen
went down with the wreck and were terribly
injured. The two others caught projections
and escaped with slight injury
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-07

tR-The governor-general {Marquis OF Lorne)
ana Princess Louise arrived at st. Johns, N. B.,
yesterday, and met hearty reception.
~ About 5000 persons are now residing on
the great camp meeting grounds at Chautau-
qua, N. Y.
The cOllar-and- elbow wrestling match. at
New York, last night, for 1000, between JAS
New York, was easily won by Mcmahon.
w-Inthe Quebec Legislature Tuesday night
Mr. Chapleau spoke OF the treasurer as liar,
and on refusing to retract the premier, NJ. Jolly,
The motion was lo6t-yeas 25. nays 81.
EV-Robert Ferrall, judge of the San Francisco
Criminal court, has been nominated for Con-
gress by the democrats OF the first California
district and A. C. Bradford for member of the
state board Of equalization.
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MARYLAND DEMOCRATS.

BALTINoRK, Md, Aug. lin the Democratic
state convention to-day, Hon. VIM T. Hamtl-
ton, OF Washington county, WAS unanimously
N. Gwinn was unanimously renomiuated for
attorney general, and Thomas j. Heating uuant.
mously renominated for comptroller. There
they were made without the formality OF a can
OF the roll.
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Uncle Sam Exciting the Blue Noses.
HALIFAX, n. g., August THE little boat
Uncle Sam, from Gloucester. Mass, bound for
England, has arrived at st. John, n. F., end has
created much excitement Large numbers OF
people lined the wharves as she came into port.
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OFFICE OF III, e. OEFLEY,
HALL ROOM OF NATIONAL METROPOLITAN
BANK.
S1s 18th Street, Opposite q. 3. Treasury.
~BEsT RATES ALLOWED
DRAWBACK CERTIFICATES
ISSUED UNDER ACT Of CONGRESS OF JUNE %,
1873.
CERTIFICATES AND BONDS
Reoeivahe in payment Of spesis I@pr9zsmsns psgTs a
sanS AZ IowssT Rates or. win attend personally
the payment Of the Taxes at same rses as charged
for the Drawbacks.
q. g. BONDS, DIBTRICT SECURITIES RAIL
ROAD, INSURANCE. GAS AND OTHER
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES,
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES SPECIALITY.
FOR SALE AND IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
d. c. % and SOyear Per Gent Gold Bonds-S-65
Bonds guaranteed BY q. S.-U. g. Per Gent. Bonds,
METROPOLITAN and Columbia E R. stock, sc, SC
III. E. OFFLEY.
jy24lm
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THE POISONED BREAD-The case OF poisoning
With Paris green at St. Martin, Canada, was
somewhat exaggerated in the first reports. Two
persons who ate the bread are dead and one
other is expected to die. The family to which
they belonged numbered eight persons
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SUIT FOR MILLION AGAINST BRIGHAM YOUNG'S
EsTArE.-John Taylor, trustee OF the Mormon
chuTch, mas brought suit against the estate OF
OF the estate are Sill In The nanftenffarY
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THE FUNERAL of the late Henry D. Palmer
took place In New York yesterday from the
Church OF the Annunciation, and was largely
attended by theatrical people. including E. A.
SotherD, Edwin Booth, John T. Raymond and
VIM. j, Florence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-07

"At Wholesale In Washington by sTOTT b
CROMWELL. 4S0 Pennsylvania ave. NV. m31-3m
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Bank Suspension.
MONTREAL, August THE Exchange Bank
OF Canada suspended payment this morning.
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FOLLOWED HER CHILDREN.-Having lost several
OF her children, Mrs. Johanna L. Schmidt, of
Newark, could not, like Rachel. be cOmfOrted,
and frequently she declared she would take her
own life. On Monday she swallowed dose of
poison and carried out her threat. The county
physician has granted burial certifcate.-N
Y Herald. 9Th.
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CURE BY A1SORPTION!
IS AP A n u l. + I"

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A MORMON ELDER FLoGGED-A telegram to
the n. Y. Herald. from Salt Lake, Utah, Aug.
5th, says:-YeSterday well-knOwn Mormon
elder, A. Milton Musser, was cowhided on his
own doorsteps by Dr. Harry Bane OF this city.
Musser has publ he'd two articles in the Nor
mon journal offensively rejecting upon ladies
or the Antl-folygamy Society and speaking
very opprobiously OF Bane's mother, who is vice
president OF the society.
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The Canadian Government Su,
tAfmeh.

QCEBEC, August I'm the legislative asset
Oily last night, on q motion OF confidence {
government was sustained by a majority OF
the vote standing 81 to 2I.
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Price SOC. and u per Bottle.
SOLD By ALL DRUGGIHTs
sANUEL GERRY & COMPANY, Prop's,
237 Broadway, N.E.
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SHOT HIS W1FE.-At Albany, N. Y, last even
ing, Thomas Mallon, aged sixty, on returning
home from work, had q few angry words with
his wife, and, procuring gun from his bed
room, deliberately shot and killed her. The
charge went through her arm and left breast,
just above the heart He was arrested. He is
said to be very quiet and inoffensive man.
and why he committed the deed Is a mystery
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The Ranker~, Couvcu,I

The Bankers, Convention.
SARATOGA, August THE bankers conyeu.
ton reaSsembled at 1870 O'Clock this morning
The attendance was very large Mr. John j.
Knox controller OF the currency read a lengthy
paper on banks and the banking system,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ GKRMAN-AMEKICAN, BUILDING As,
~ 1OCIATION No. 2-The second annual
meetsnS viii fate pisce ct Witthsft's Hall THURS
OlY INNING. August 7th, at o'clock. Panc
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e'ee'eo ior 'no oA'"W WM WITTHAFT, President
p. vIERBUCHEN Secretary. aue6N
~ MOSQUITO CANOPIEs, MOSQUITO
~ CANOP1EG Of al kinds. with fixtures COM
pIete from e2OO mp. W. b. MOSES SON, corner
Garfet Space and 7th St jy12tr
IRON WATER,
~ From the Famous
SPA" AT BLADENSBUH9
Thia wster possesses in IN eminent degree all TIC
medicinal properties of . superioc Chalaybeete
Hpring Recommended By leading physicians.
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q. 8. BONDS, DISTRICT SECURITIES, RAIL
ROAD, INSURANCE.. GAS AND OTHER
MISOEILANEOUS SECURITIES,
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
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CPECIAL BABGAIN1
FOR THE

NONTH OF JULY!