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~ VI AtAt NS>tcTh wines I'm t>eS.
IAN tssNVl>co. Jan. Wells, FaIlrp A 30 :
sbnNal statement n precious metal nrOduceI
IN tLc states ana territories west OF the Mis-
SCUM river. including British Columbia ana fhe
receipts IN san Francisco from the wc,f caaSfs
or Mexico. during 1873. shows acgregafe pro-
duets as follows; Gold. S.iS Q5G.93l. SILVER
S<N146, ,S9l; lead SS.4S 2.Up0-total being less nv
Sl,.26l. lS2 than for lS1s. california ShoUs an
increase in gold OF s. n6S. .oN. but a drcnsaSa i'm
silver, sc. of =. So. 600. Nevada shows -otal
lalung on Ci S'6,.9N. .SIl, the Yield from COM
Stock being only s2l,2e5.Vs2. as againSt sSl.9li-
20 LOT 10. Montana shows a O. alHci Increase
an IN silver; tan falling or Over two millions
put HcdtiA oDe ili.llun Of Il ClUSed bA ralt.srI
NaluatloL ol silver and iCad bullion. althnugh
tolOf3uo SHOWS : .v,1. >12 less than A.! l~tt fhf
Aielu has been really greater. as the reports for
80 Implicated jae product Of certain localities
Cut the duplication was not dI~cal cred sn1D
enough 10 br corrected Ia the statement for
that year. Tie production by states and terri
tories Is as follow :: California, Sl~4aa 46l; Ne
Nada- -, .9s9; oregon. = .2'Sl2t: Washis.
ten. SASH: Idaho, Si.>i>l2z: Montana :. .,63-
tiU; tab. S6.oG4 ulS: colorado. ss.zH144s: Na,y
Mexico. S43S.N ), arizona. s.. g-.: Dakota
S2,2l5,SI: Mexico. t.SeSt coast ~ SEA q.s. Hr,-
ish Columbia. = ..s2.i Bulioa fr1a Com
stock lode Conta ned - per cent. god anC ;.
per cent. silver. II the S0-Callcd base bullion
frCm Nevada thirty Uer cent. was gold. ana uf
the Whole product Cf The state. - per cent was
gold. All the probabilities now indtc~fe that
the yield OF gold and silver from an sources
named for 1913 VIII hot greatly exceed seventy
million dollars
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-01

sB-The Archduke Rudolf, Crown Prince or
Austria, accldenlly shot himself few days ago
In the left hand with saloon pistol T6e
charge passed through the fieshy pars be-
tween the thumb and first finger
"a The Providence (R. L. Coal Company.
Nnlch, tnIee ears ago, after brief suspension
gave extension notes for So 200, 600 Yesterday
paid TIE last CT these notes.
fS Dr. Luke X. Blair was sentenced at North
ampton, Mass. yesterday, TO ten years IN the
Mrs. Wilson, OF Peckham, Mass, two years
ago.
"a Pope Leo XIII. is engaged In drawing up n
scheme OF cooperation between all the Euro.,ean
Powers with a view TO the repression of social
istic and International tendencies
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-01
New Wear iu New yorI..

NEW YORK, Jan. New Year dal and iiS
customs ale being observed Ve y generally in
this city. Nearly ali the stores and places OF
business are closed aud uptown streets are tull
OF holiday visitors. notwithstanding the threat
eninC appearance al fhc weather. 10 has been
showing. huj HERE is now good pr0SpecJ Of 2
6riyylN afternoon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-01

ss-1he Shark and the Bazoo are esteemed
contemporaries in Missouri.
ss Every prisoner in the Coyington (Ky) iaI
got Christmas present.
fs The South Carolina legislature has repeal
Ell all The state laws III regard to divorce.
so The corporation OF Dublin has resolved to
present the freedom OF the city to General Grant
On his approaching visit.
~ Under the general law of Missouri Jurors
must be able TO read In ST. Louis this disquali-
hes over ninety per cent. OF the cOlored resi-
dents.
"a Andrew Woods, a notorious outlaw was
shot and killed near Florence, S. c., Saturday
whist attempting TO escape from party who
had him under arrest.
APPS, the Indian murderer Is psycholo-
gist. He was sentenced to death In Pendeieton
oregon, the other day, and on being asked DF
make said: ''You talk 10 me now only as dirt:
my body is as dirt now to you; but you should
talk With the spirit that goes from my body y
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The Wreck og the Sou.icr.

PROVIDENCE. il. l.. Jan. Mrs. crosby, now
al Newport, has te.egr3phic infouElHOG from
Kingston. ia. that her son Rutgers Cr0-b, was
with the captain on the raft that put on rrom
the steamer J. l.. $Ouder. She hopes thC men
-Om the laGt Tare Ity'-ejUp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-01

KILLED WHILE AT PRAYER, BY HIS WIFE
At South By1ield, Mass, Monday night. John
II. Caldwell. While kneeling in family PRAYER.
was instantly killed By his insane wife. who
split his head open with an axe. The attack
was unperceived by Mrs. CaldWell's sister, who
was present, and kneeling at the time. Caldwell
was an intelligent farmer in easy circumstances.
He was fOrty-fiye Years of age
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-01

A BRIDGE OF ICE formed over the river below
by large numbers of people. So fine an ice
bridge, it is stated, has not formed so early In
the season for many years past. The weather
is clear and cold, aud sleighS are running. The
pecially at Prospect Point and near the Hol Sc
shoe Fall on Goat Island, presents sight, the
beauty OF which has not been equaled since the
similar exhibition in the winter of 1874
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-01

CHRISTMAS BUILDOZING:-Pierre HaYenS. citi-
zen OF savannah, Ga, writes 10 the editor OF the
Ae.cs in that city as follows:-Are our lives aay
safer in the house than on the streets on Christ
mas? As my wife stood looking out OF the win
dow fellow deliberately Tired roman candle
al her, striking the window pane close TO her
head. she had not moved away but short
time when bullet came crashing through the
same window, passing through the inside blind
anc lodging IN the wall. Ii such things are TO be
Permitted think citizen has perfect right
10 defend his life and property in any manner
that may suit him best
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Solicitor Rayncr and the Seceet
Gprvica.

To the Editor cf Tie Stdf:-It is my misfortune
to have 10 again appear in the newspapers. to
correct an erroneous impression likely to be
made by paragraph in THE STAR of yesterday
and In the Post OF this morning (b0th being
nearly i'll the same lauguage), III regard to my
relations TO the 'SeCret service" Ii IS said t'the
administration CT the service will be taken
nom the hands OF the Solicitor Of the Treas
ury and given TO the Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury" felt called on, a few days since
10 correct an iptimatiOn of the same nature
that appeared in THE STAR. Your information
evidently comes from source unfriendly to
me. somebody seems resolved to represent me
as Delng Shofn or So1le authority. and | am
equally resolved not TO be miSrepreSented in
regard TO the matter. As I stated before prac-
tcaly, have never had anything to do with
the administration OF tie service" either in
the appointments or removals of the Operators
Oh the secret service roll. AS / said before, |
nave neither the taste nor capacity for super
ylSlnS the operations OF the secret service. All
! have ever had 10 do with it has been to give
legal advice when the construction of the laws
was Involved, ana TO approve" Qormally) the
vouchers when presented for payment. These
duties, ii seems the Solicitor OF the Treasury is
still to perform. Whilst | would have preferred
10 hstYe been relieved from all connection with
the secret service, still the duties above-men-
Toned being assigned TO the Office which hold
DS my Official supervisor, the Secretary OF the
treasury, shall cheerfuily perform them to
lie Oeat OF my ability as Ion. as hold the Of
nee anu as long as the law rend ars them ueca5-
Sary. Respectfully, IL RAYErR
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Shot aud IE0t,spsi,

EAsEoE. PA, Ian. At two O'Clock -
morDu x tbu~tpq or Utticr. a citizen uf \
place. N,5 SlOt through the itu Mu- by N'
unknown party. robbed of SinH and thrown
down an en- raukWenl into the SChuylSil -rcek
lie IS now lIInr I'M NlItL.al condition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-01

AN ACTRESS SUES FOR DIyORCE.-In the mat
ter OF the suit for absolute divorce brought in
tie supreme court, Kings county, by Josephine
Sheridan, an actress, against john f. Sheridan
variety performer OF Providence, R. L. Judge
Gilbert yesterday issued an order to PLAINTIFFS
counsel for defendants arrest 1t is alleged that
the co-defendant is an actress.-IN. Y. Herald,
21St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-01

NOMINATIONS FOR LEGISLATIVE OFFICERS II.
MAINE-The Maine republicans in Senate eau
Gus last nlght nominated j. Manchester Haynes
for president, and Samuel W. Lane for secre-
ta1y: In the House caucus the republicans
nominated Joseph A. Locke for speaker, and
Oramandel Smith for clerk, both by acclama-
ton. The democrats in the Senate caucus
nominated Edmund Madigan for president, and
l.. H.. Murch for secretary. In a caucus OF
greenbachers and democrats combined NJ p
Frank was nominated for speaker, and b. L.
Staples clerk OF the House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-01

THREE PEOPLE DRowNED.-While crossing on
The ice between Richmond and Melbourne
quebec. yesterday, team drawing a vehicle
containing MeSsrS. Rowe and Kemp, OF Kings
bury, and Mrs. Sadler, of Melbourne broke
through, and auwere carried under by the cur
rent and drowned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-01

A Young LADYS SUICIDE.-At Reading Pa.
Annie Scotten, a young lady, II years OF age
has died from the effects OF q dose OF corrosive
Sublimate, which she took with the intention of
committing suicide. After taking the poison
she notified her father, but it was too late TO
save her life. Ii is said that the deed was
caused by despondency. resulting from d love
affair,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-01

RAILROAD AGREEMENT.-The details OF the
agreement between the Philadelphia and Read
ing, the North Pennsylvania the Bound Brook
ami the New Jersey Central Railroad compa
nieS, by which the Reading road is to be allowed
Pennsylvania by means OF its Richmond branch
were cOnSummated yesterday and force Of
Workmen were set to work to commence opera
t10nS. 1t is believed that in ten days the work
will be cOmnle,ed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-01

A Boy KILLED BY A PET BEAR-On Monday
afternoon, at Parkeville, l.. l.. on the Coney
island boulevard, a boy named Peter Stretch,
13 years of age, was killed by vicious pet bear.
The bear seized the boy with his teeth and cut
the Jugular vein at the very first bite. He cut
the skull open with his claws, and Shockingiy
mutilated him in other parts OF the body
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-01

UigEer than the mountains peak,
SrOCx Deeper than tho oceans deep,
0'O Ia ! Stronger than the rock-bOunf coast
More numerous than the Philistine host.
COlors of every tint and hue
ro.r Cpu J PUrer than the azure blue,
Ni-Ao IndelIble time and space,
The hottest can't them efface.
Wen fit the lad from eight to ten,
STzFS And al between that axe and neT
l. l. i They nit the crooked. fat and lean,
And all the shapes that come between.
CheaEer than the common trash,
pp rCrc J Better than the habberdash
IA L. That Is sold around the town,
By TEN, and Dick, and Jack aud Brown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-01

GOV. HAMPTON'S IMPROVEMENT in the last few
days has been very marked. He has a good ap-
petite for strong food sleeps well, and is in good
SuEitS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-01

y Boston VIII reopen its soup-h to-day
The soup is not 10 be furnished 20 tramps and
slauon-house dodgers, but 10 poor families re-
ported py the police 10 be deserving OF the
charity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-01

ROMANCE OF STILL HUNT FOR MooNSHINERS
lie revenue raiders who accompanied Captain
DAVIS on has still whisky hunt through the coun-
Ties or Kentucky infested by the Illicit traders
give a remarkable account OF their hardsbipS
and adventures. They pronounce the country
the Widest and most inaccessible mountain dis
along the edge OF frightful precpices and when
TIE late storm OF snow and rain came unon
Ihen every step OF their way was beset with
ride, and this convinced them that n0thinT
could 0e done against opposing odds, and they
concluded TO abandon further operations until
nlliuer weather Game is very plentiful in
tnese mountains. Every house has a loom ana
the women spin, weave and make up wearing
apparel Tor themselves and families Stores are
lew and FAR between, and calico dresses and
store clothes are unheard Of articles. Nobody
seems to have either care or money. hut ali live
in utter independence
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"A CURIOUS but melancholy affair, is tho ,

CURIOUS but melancholy affair." is the ST.
farmer who put his gun barrel lhe did not
know it was loadedl into forge to heat off the
rust, ard vigorously piled the bellows While
standing just opposite the muzZle This j..
sonethrg like the title devised by Montreal
leIOiter when an iron shutter was blown OFF OF
the upper story OF house and descended cor
nelHioe on the head of pedestrian Fata
but Unpl eaSant Accident
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-01

The IEHIGH VALLEY COAL OPERATORS. n
Phlladelphia, yesterday, decided 10 take no i'm
Mediate action on the question OF prices and 2
committee was appointed to meet Thursday
10 ADJUST that matter. The Schuylkill oper6-
tolS EaFe also deemed il advisable 10 lssre no
JapplTy circular al this time. but have fr
iCllhed their customers That the following fo
ufeS wi rule for the present for line and cltS
trade: E9S aud broken S215. stove 2.25, small
Eic{e $50 chestnut =. When the present o.
Gers are exhausted. il is believed thar DrIcas
Will show another decline
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-01

IHE PoCoMoKE SHooTTNG.-A special dispatch
from Pocomoke city, Nd, to the Wilmington
Ece1y Ereafng sayS:-"MiSS Duer. the young
woman who shot Miss Hearn some weeks AGO
remains at her fathers house here The reports
lllat Sile nad gone mad are unfounded and she
is quite as sane as she was on the day of the IIn
happy tragedy. That the girl is not right in her
mind there appears to be a universal opinion
ana the result OF the trial Will probably be her
retirement to an insane ASYLUM"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-01

MURDERED FOR REFUSING TO TREAT.-At Que
bee. Edward Jobbin, aged 81 years, a respectable
master Stonc-cutter, OF RochS. was murdered
Monday Oight, by two brothers, named Clavet,
and man named Chamberland, for refusing to
trc ~ them. Edward Clavet. it is supposed
strtYH the fatal blow On the back OF JObbin'S
head. AL three men have heen arrested
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-01

PRESIDENT HAYES AND Mr.. TILDES N CLOSE
PRoAIMiTY.-At the Bryant commemorative eX-
erciseS at the New York Academy OF Music,
Monday evening, one Of the most conspicuous
persons in the audience was eX-CiOy. Samuel ].
TIden, who occupied proScenium box in the
second row on the left OF the stage. He sat
well forward in the box. where he could be
seen by everybody in the house, and listened
with an unchanged countenance Tor an hour
and a-half. He occasionally rubbed his hands
together, as II to warm them, and toward the
latter part OF the address he moved his chair to
remote corner OF the box. where he became
lost to the view Of all but those who sat i'm
mediately opposite 10 him. His box was shared
by Mr.. Parke Goodwin and by Mrs. Bryant's
daughters, Ms. PaTke Goodwin and Miss Julia
Bryant. At the same time President HAYES
occupied place on the stage, but short dis
tance from Mr T,iiden.
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HABLE BROTHERS,
TAILoRs AND CLoIHIERs.
Northwest Corner 7th and ID SITS. n.,r.

ELECAMPANE AND IIOAFuOVND
II COUGH DROPS.
ELECAMPANE AND HoARHoUSD COUGH DROPS
b ELECAMPANE AND HoARHoUSD CoUGH DRoPs
ELECAMPANE AND HOARHOUND CoUGH DROPS
ELECAMPANE AND HOAEHOUND Cough DROPS
Pleasant to the taste. Convenient to carry Nav
be taken at any time. VIII speedily cure Coughs
Colds HOarseness, Bronchitis, and Throat and Lung
Affections generally. Thousands are using them
now with the very best results. Try them. They
assist In clearing the throat and strengthening the
voice
Put up in HALF POUND BOXES, 25 CENTS.
ARTHUR NATTANS, PHARMACIST,
Cor. 14th and sts. and Cd and ID sts. n. ,r
Gecz0-tr
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THE EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

Mrs. BARRISGER, the wife OF the retired
banker. was assisted in receiving to-day b.
three OF our Washington bellies, Miss Ciaytan.
Miss DonOhOuglle, and Miss Wroc, mot Ware
as was printed in last evenings paper. at her
handsome residence on Cathedral street, Bllti-
more.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-01

RACING PROSPECTS FOR 1S'9.-Neyer were the
racing prospects OF the country so encouraging
as at the present time. From all the leading
associations in the land cheering accounts
reach Us OF largely increased nu nberS OF entries
Tor the stakes 10 be run fer. At home our
jockey Clubs are nOufisning satisfactorily. the
American having large balance sheet for 1SIS.
Wlth the prospect OF having ii considerably
augmented the coming year. The Monmouth
Park and saratoga associations have become
reconciled about their times OF meeting. apd
taking into consideration the favorable reports
that reach here from toe various training sta
bles in this neighborhood that have entries for
the several fixed events at Jerome Park for 1919.
besides the new stables Which are being formed
and the Increase OF BeW and active members to
the American Jockey Club, we see IN all these
revival OF confidence and an increased interest
IN turf matters throughout the land. The
breeders OF thoroughbred horses are alive 10 the
occasion, aud fresh impOrtationS OF the best
blood OF Great Britain and France are being
made TO keep up lie quality as well as the
quantity of high melted horses for racing pur-
pOseS.-[N Y. Herald.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-01

T.REE INDIANS have been sentenced 10 death
at PenGIetOn, oregon, tor The lq;lItiar OF Alr,
Cosgln last July. The grand Jury lad the name;
o. parties coyni@Jis OF The murder of tne Indian
li-ahc JIM. but, IL II supposed deemed 1,le case
of small Importance, aRd II was laid oyer.
nd Hey adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-01

STREET CARS DRIVEN BY COMPRESSED AIR
An air car, or pneumatic dummy, made by the
Pneumatic Tramway Engine Co., is running
regularly on the Second Avenue railroad track
betW cen Goth and 129th streets. The motive is
compressed air. An engine at 125th street
pumps the air car full as often as required The
vehicle is capable of carrying 100 persons
Nothing OF the apparatus that runs the car is
visible: Six rolled steel cylinders are situated
beneath; two under the seats and four in an
enclosed place under the body OF the car By
the engine at 126th street air is condensed into
them until 1t reaches pressure OF $50 pounds
to the square inch. The six cylinders Together
hold 100 cubic feet of air. The driver of the car
stands in front and manipulateS a pair OF levers
similar TO those employed in q steam Iocomo-
1--WE. lie Is not necessarily an engineer any
one may learn the whole manipulation Of the
levers readily. The air compressed I'm the
cylinders is capable OF propelling the car for six
miles, and the speed may be regulated up to
thirty miles Al hour. The car can be stoDped
almost instantaneOusly. BY the multiplication
OF cylinders il is feasible to make trins OF any
distance. The time required for charging the
cylinders depends wholly upon the power OF
the engine employed; the car that is rdnning is
charged In about six minutes. No smoke OF
course, and no noise greater than that made by
the ordinary horse car attend its progress. The
Second Avenue company intend 10 have ready
SIX cars OF this sort 10 do all their carrying be-
tween goth street and Harlem river Dy the Isl
oI ke0ruary neXt.-EN. y. SUa. 3lst
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No FUNDS TO PAY INTEREST OK IoI-fst,>-,
BoNps To-DAY.-Thc Louisiana funding board
gives notice TO holders OF the bonds of that state
ndl Is tax collectors are not called unon Ia
SellIe u cif accounts until January % only
sS,l.4 Is now 10 the credit of the interest tax
fund and that the subject VIII be submitted Tn
the legislature for action and remedy immP
dfately Oh its reasSembling on Monday neyf
The state will therefore default to-day. The
state authorities express their belief that the
entire interest viii be paid within three weeks
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RrsUHrTroH OUTSIDE or NEW YORK.

seems probable 50 regulate his movements that
tie two forms uf currency VIII Toe kept a. an
eGuality
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-01

CINCINNATI COWHIDING AFFAIR.-M 7
Morgan, 1rom Brown county. KY, created quite
a cOnmOtiOn upon the floor OF the chamber oi
commerce at Cincinnati, Yesterday, by horse
whipping Mr. ChaS. MCGUIRE. of the firm OF
Mullane Co., heavy dealers in grain. Morgan
was apparently under the influence OF liluor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-01

ATTACK on CONGRESSMAN DIBRELLS Son
Last saturday al Sparta, Tenn, two brothers
Damed Mcpherson attacked Joseph Dlbrell. son
Of the Congressman OF that name. Mr.. Dibrell
killed one Instantly with a shotgun. and dan
gerOuSly wounded the other
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-01

Mt. WASHINGTON TEL EPHOXE-A telephone
Inc sixteen miles long, and Fabyau's
and Tire signal service OniCe on MI Washington
baa beeu estdcIlsled, a1d talking and Singh :
ale Lcalf distinctly over II, While Vbi.tllnC M
qcces ftSy are eeHect.-LAprtAgfetdR Republican
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,-z r1ssANFvALLEY WINE co.

NAdGAA DRY Oh ANfPAGNF
SseAS SiZ, Plnts, Sl8.
u p nj Al & CO. DRY YERZENAY. s2l %
bo. AlxFRA DRY. spa
BoCcHE LILS &ooS Dry yERzENAY. $50 so
,..,,,,I,.,, 10 ~ NaA.r0iaEOS;'s CABINET, s22 so
Do. PORT, 80 ceI-A- r.a- hos1i
PASS Z co. PALE INDIA AIN
TOUNGER-S SCOTCH ALE
Superior OLD SHERRY HINk4 =, -, ~ NJ.
CCEDIALS Of all kinds.
OLD WHISKIES CID b. .N-r,rt.-
Fine qualities, ~ iOs yyr.s.s 'A''
o@ AS RUSSELL,
dec1lSm 1918 h., -
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TEWEr Willy. GsEIF. sEEyIcE" Eas''IGl5" EIGHT PAGE
ment News, Promotions. Apr1 c..Cstssiy p.eart,
Personalities, &c. VIII be is - o'lea;.t
''''' : s4A TIE i-Vi c. ha ave dtcs9 II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-01

The SWEDISH POLAR EXPEDIT. ONT is re-
ported that the largest ship OF the Swedish
oiaf expedition, with Prof. NordenSklold on
podrd, Is olocSed IN the ice near the northern
entrance OF the naTTowS or Behringe,S Straits
The friends OF Prof NordenSi,jOd intend fitting
out, without de.as. an eEpedtion Tor his re.ief