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The Morehouse clarion. [volume] (Bastrop, La.) 1874-1904, 1880-04-02

There are probably a hundred or
more persons in this and neighbor-
ing towns who daily suffer from the
distressing effects of kidney trou-
bles, who do not know that John
sons Anodyne Liniment is almost
d sure cure. In severe cases, great
relief may be obtained, if not per-
feet cure.
The Morehouse clarion. [volume] (Bastrop, La.) 1874-1904, 1880-04-02
Hid Gloves
For ladies and gents : black, white,
colorcd and opera shades, at
Schuster & Silbernagel's.

We hope the readers of the Ola
RIoN will bear in mind the railroad
convention to assemble here next
Monday. The probability is that
there will be full attendance from
the surrounding towns, and it is
lmperatiVely necessary that we show
to the visiting delegates that we are
Ill dead earnest about this thing.
We hope every man, who can, will
be on hand.
The Morehouse clarion. [volume] (Bastrop, La.) 1874-1904, 1880-04-02

Mr.. Trezevant, the Census Taker,
was in town this week appointing
subprdinates to count the babies
and things throughout the parish.
The Morehouse clarion. [volume] (Bastrop, La.) 1874-1904, 1880-04-02

Marshal Hilton got after a little
coaI-bIack egg-thief last Wednes-
day, and the way the ''frogs'' in
that small darky's feet made the
sand and dust fly is enough to cha
grin and defect the fleetest-footed
policeman that ever pursued an alb
sconding culprit.
The Morehouse clarion. [volume] (Bastrop, La.) 1874-1904, 1880-04-02

We notice that agricultural news
papers all over the country are now
exposing the worthlessness of the
large packs of horse and cattle
ton and claim the credit Of it.
Sheridan's Cavalry Condition Pow
ders are absolutely pure, and are
the only kind worth buying.
The Morehouse clarion. [volume] (Bastrop, La.) 1874-1904, 1880-04-02
New Goods !! Low Prices!
At the Cheap Cash Store of
a. VVOH.EE & Rspn
At the Cheap Gas

We are prepared to supply the
wants Of the people of Morehouse
with anything usually kept in a
country store. and solicit liberal
share Of our friends patronage.
S. WOLFF & BRO.
Successors to Wolff & SiIbernaoel.
The Morehouse clarion. [volume] (Bastrop, La.) 1874-1904, 1880-04-02

Capt. James Ford has a few more
first-class mules on hand, which he
will dispose of at very low figures.
The Captain means business. Go
and see him.
The Morehouse clarion. [volume] (Bastrop, La.) 1874-1904, 1880-04-02

We saw a negro boy hunting for
Mosquito Grease" yesterday. If
any of our friends have any for
sale, it will pay them to confer with
that anxious darkey.
The Morehouse clarion. [volume] (Bastrop, La.) 1874-1904, 1880-04-02

District Court will convene in
this place next Monday. Of course
Judge Brigham will surrendey the
court house to the Railroad Con-
vention which meets here on the
same day.
The Morehouse clarion. [volume] (Bastrop, La.) 1874-1904, 1880-04-02
A GRAND SPEECH.


and distinguished friend. Dr.. ). 2
Buatt, we have been permitted t
peruse and re-peruse the wonder
fully interesting speech which L.
delivered before the Bastrop Liter
airy Society on the evening Of the
10Th of March.
The subject. as we said last
week, was the character of the IL
lustrious Napoleon. The Doctor
took the position that Napoleon
was prompted, i'll his public acts.
by q devoted love for his country.
Ills arguments were the consequent
out-croppings of a studied, logical
deduction. His differences We're
founded upon an unbroken chain
OF the profoundest reasoning. His
assertions flowed from a fountain
of metaphysical calculation. For
instance, listen at the Doctors def
milton and introduction of the sub
ject:
''This is one of those peculiar
questions of relative affection of
self, for the welfare of others; or,
otherwise expressed, exalting self
by promoting the prosperity Of
those, incapable Of supervising
their own interests in life; which,
as an intelligent ambition, dictates
that which is always conclusive to
this and in results as base from
which, the desire springs as the
central head, or figure of its own
creation; the adverse to this uni
fersal law as results of effect. as
simply the evidence of brutal
Urn, without intelligence to guide,
II temper the power of its cause"
Never have we heard a subject
tor debate presented with such
ersness and pointed rhetoric as are
displayed in the prelude which we
ave just quoted from the learned
Doctors speech. just consider the
ublime significance of that strik-
1gly original expression, "this is
ne OF those peculiar questions of
1latlve affection of SELF" and then
onder upon the stupendous depth
this ''For without an antece-
ent suggestion which. we may
'rm desire, there never would be
ven the manifestation of an exist
lce." Such a thought! And
othed in such beautifully coined
ords {! Further on the Doctor. in
the prompting motives
''This, is genius, -----.--------
that nature from the Eternal
ause himself, developed as spirits
this phenomenal feature of mat
Il as man.
Seldom does it fall to the lot of
country village denizen to listen
, such seemingly inspired thoughts
5 that last quoted. The entire
beech is full of such rare gems of
riginal thought, which are but the
aithful and brilliant reflection of a
igantic, wonderful mind. DR..
'uatt is truly a prodigy-an extra
rdinary genius. We are sorry his
spirations do not lead him into
ne toilsome fields of literature.
Iuch more fame and honor wauld
Treath his brow than can be OBJ
aimed by extracting teeth.
Those of our readers, who would
Ike to enjoy a rare literary treat,
an call on the doctor, and we
hink he will treat them as kindly
s he did us-lend them the manu-
cript of the speech, from which
We have made these quotations. It
will pay you to read the whole
peech.
The Morehouse clarion. [volume] (Bastrop, La.) 1874-1904, 1880-04-02

Mr.. NJ. Holland, Of Monroe,
has a beautiful stock of hats and
millinery gooes ia the Parsons
office.
The Morehouse clarion. [volume] (Bastrop, La.) 1874-1904, 1880-04-02

Messrs. L. Q. Leavel & Co.,
have moved their stock Of goods
into the houses formerly occupied
by Messrs. Evans & Taylor. Mr..
Leopold will succeed Messrs Leavel
& Co. in the corner brick building.
The Morehouse clarion. [volume] (Bastrop, La.) 1874-1904, 1880-04-02
For Laaies Only.

A very pretty line ladies under
wear at
Schuster & SilbernagePs.
The Morehouse clarion. [volume] (Bastrop, La.) 1874-1904, 1880-04-02

Go to Leopolds for your Irisl
potatoes.
s1.25 in cash viii buy q good
axe Of Handy.
Go to Heller & Turner for q goo
wagon, from $50 to SG5.
A beautiful lot of clocks at Roll
leigh's. Go and see them.
We accidentally tramped on some
peoples toes in our last issue.
Beg pardon, boys
Sam is fixing up his bar in
splendid style, and it is hard to be-
lieve now that he was burned out.
J. S. H. has just received new
stock stoves, tinware, axes, spades,
shoyels, harness, saddlery, etc.
A very large and select stock CT
CARS, including genuine Key West,
at Schuster & SiIbernagel's.
kilndried meal, Irish potatoes,
-four and clear side bacon, for close
figures, at b. G. Tatum's.
We understand that Mr.. Jessie |
Summerlin, Of Oak Ridge, Is dead. |
The cause Of his death we have |
been unable to ascertain.
Our young friend, sgd, has quit
selling whisky and gone to farming.
sgd knows no such habit as loaf
ing but is ever busy at some
thing profitable.
Sight or time drafts on New Or
leans or elsewhere cashcd by j. S.
Handy at a small discount.
Mr.. John Bussey has been, and
is yet, very sick with pneumonia at
the residence OF L. @. Leayel, ESQ.
Mr.. bussey is one Of our best CHI
zens and we hope soon to hear of
his recovery.
Mr.. Bussay died last night at
R:20, and wi | be buried at the new
cemetery this evening at 3 O'Clock. |
we saw young man Of this |.
town kissing and camsain.. -
onet the other day with all the adj ii
niring ardor Of his enraptured $
heart. We are not going to call d
names. t
The VIM. Pagan was at the Point
last Tuesday. We learn that she
had a magnificent freight, and a
iolly crowd of passengers. Many
Of our town people returned from
the city on the Pagan.
NOTICE-Now is the time to III
sure. Policies of insurance ob-
tanned in the best companies in the
state J. S. HANDY.
The EDITORS little two-and-a-half
year old boy stepped into a box OF
hot ashes the other day, at the no.
tel, burning one Of his feet severely.
He made a deal of noise over his
burned foot.
TOP buggies, steel bows, ETC., at
Handy's $50. All leather top bug
gies at Handy's sl22 80. Worth
sl5o in New Orleans. A bargain
open buggies at Handy's $" 81
$3.50.
he appearance of our streets
nowadays reminds one of the dull
not SUMNER time-so few people
LII town. The prospects now are
hat We may expect stale time in
thish burg until another crop is
1ha&.
just received 100 barrels lime,
which l will sell at bargain.
J. S. HANDY. !
We are sorry to learn of the crit
ical condition of Mr.. /. A. Ross,
who is confined to his room at the
residence of Maj. Ross, Of this
town, with cancer. 'sHonest Ike's'
presence on our streets has ever
added much to the social pleasures
Of our citizens.
We met and made the acquain-
lance of Mr.. Anderson, the travel
Ing agent of Messrs. John Phelps
Go, New Orleans, last Sunday.
We found him to be an affable and
agreeable gentleman, and hope that
The Morehouse clarion. [volume] (Bastrop, La.) 1874-1904, 1880-04-02
DIR. j. r. HAYWOOD,
OF New York, voluntarily indorses it.
READ Mlaar LIZ sANS-
GE SAYS

DR.. TUT New York Sent 10 1877
Dear Sir-Durins this year [ tied Il no hundred
cases OF lung seases. In the LIVER rds of the
ehty tne c. ses we're or very severe tye. It was
and confess my surprise at its wonderful power
Durlng practice OF twenty years, l have never
known medicine to act as promptly and with such
happy effects 1t instantly subdued the most violent
nts OF coughing, and invariably cured the disease in
few days. cheerluy indorse it as the best lung
medicine ever used.
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Had terrible NlGAT S YEATS.

Memphis, Feb, IT, IoI.
Dr. TUT: Sir-I have been suffer ing for nearytwo
years with a severe cough. When commenced ia,
King YOUR Expectorant YVES reduced to one hundred
and sixteen pounds in weight. [ had tried almost
everything: had terrible night swaats. lhaye taken
half dozen bottles The ight sweats have left me,
the cough has disappeared and have gained fifteen
pounds in flesh. recommend 1t to al my trends
With great respect, OLIVER RICE.
The Morehouse clarion. [volume] (Bastrop, La.) 1874-1904, 1880-04-02

No" and , Wls,, M u
t''rr Baker IMPROVED Wilson W,
shuttle %
Inc Light In,
Every furnished s+ nf
for the
NJ khts 'io
N' "4H we VIII to r,ilr1
order '' if
any @ ,+ @ niger Machines atany prove cfectv or in
to for
III refund the eanlal @
Send Tor iree list WANrFD
Late PECK BRor1IEKs1 M ~, A S;r: PE E,
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Blacksmith and WheelWright Shon


viii receive prompt executed the best a style
and Low
RATES showing what be done Bisop
PRICES the INES.
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'0>'Ne'N'' : wa J. i FRANCIS HAYWOOD. MD
A NEWSPAPER pUB, WRITES.

- ,,v Office, Evening News, Augusta, Co.
u; TUT: Dear Sir--My little son, was attacked
with pneumonia last winter, which left him with a
Woient cough. that lasted till within mouth since,
1or nnn indebted toyour yalunbIa
iaentorant iAo 49, - J W. W IIiILIs.
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ALSO BREEDER OF

RG H. Il BEGRhSIIIRIC SWINE
"A No at the Head LADY4PIIIIpOT and
IOhE1)USE BEAUTY,
dstock f " 14o"Non'' Ahh' All
1""ns Stockton Safe at Reasonable Rates.
I oAiiorAeiioN GIVEN. j.
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Have you been April-fooled?

..Shoo fly ! don't bother me. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-07
EASE BALL AND CRICKET.

The Providence Club defeated the Cincin-
natl Club at Cincinnati, Saturday, by score Of TO
The Albany National Clubs met at Albany satur.
day. but the darkness prevented them from completing
the game.
The Cleveland Club played with the Troy Club In
Cleveland Yesterday. Ihe Troy CLUB Won by score OF
toll. -, -, ,,.
Az Cincinnati yesterday the Cincinnati Club defeated
the Boston Club by score OF to q
The Buffalo CLUB defeated the Worcester CUB az Bur
falo, yesterday, by score OF TO B. The Bunalo Club
made ard twelve base hits and the Worces
tiers made six errors and seven base hits, -
Tie cricket match between the Baltimore ana 81
George Clubs at HOboken yesterday, was called at
D. M the Baltimore Club desiring to leave Tor nome.
At that hOur the stood follows: Baltimore Lao
runs St. George, IA runs - .
The game cricket between the Manhattan eleven OF
New-York an the Merton team at Philadelphia Satur-
day resulted follows Manhattan, II? runs; Merton.
928 runs. The game between toe Baltimore aLd Ger,
mantOwn Clubs, resulted AS follows! Baltimore, 10
runs Germantown, III runs.
A game OF base ball PLAYED at Chicago Mon
day between the Chicago and Providence CLUBS,
witch resulted In favor Of the Chicago Club by score
A closely contested game was played at Buffalo on
Monday between the Buffalo and WO cester Clubs, But.
falo magng hits, aud run; Worcester making
5 ATS, 3 errors and 10 runs.
The Albany Clue has been disbanded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-07
CIVIL NOTES.

Justice Daniels yesterday signed the order
IN the case Police Commissioner sith in accordance
with recent decision declaring all the Mayors pro.
ceilings for the removal OI the Commissioner null and
VOID.
A suit for absolute divorce has been brought
in the Supreme Court IN Brooklyn By Amelia DE Breto
against her husband, Joaquin De Breto On the gOund
OF unfaithfulness.
Judge Cooke, in the Supreme Court, has
handed down unconArmed the report Of the referee,
Thomas c. swartwout, In the suit for divorce brought
by James NJ. French against Mary T. French the
ground OF adultery. These persons were married at
Fayetteville OIondaga County, IN 1863 and now live
in Auburn. There was no defence III the case. Judge
Cooke asks the pertinent query IN note Ia the papers
As the parties live IN Auburn why Is acton brought
Kings County =
Tom Lee is Chinese special deputy sheriff,
and an "importe. OF Chin goods" No. Mott ST.
In assisting police officer who attempting TO
rest Joe Gee, Tom Lee attacked and assaulted by
Hee ng another Chinaman interested In tire proceed
ings Hee Sing was arrested and held in $500 bail in
criminal court, and yesterday Tom Lee had him arrested
in a civil suit begun III the Supreme Court for assault
and battery. Hee Sing famed himself laZly with an
Immense Cnipese tan wEe he was waiting in the sber
If office yesterday afternoon for his bOudsmAn come
lie finally admitted to 81 600 pail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-07
THE COURTS.

HEAVY LIABILITIES OF c. W. SCOFIELD.
The schedule Of Charles w. Scoiield, tue
iron manufacturer the ssigsnent which ne recently
made to George II. Greed, filed yesterday In the
Court OF Common Pleas and Judge Larremore directed
that bond be filed IN penalty of 100000 The habi-
ties are estimated 81 3OO173 81, the nominal assets
at 81. 73O ,26O sc. the real assets at Sl3,s5O.
The principal creditors as follows: Brown
Brothers Co.. $675 ,O00 on letters Of credit and pur
chase Of steel rails Clark Post Martin, $950OO an
advance made by them account OF purchase OF steel
rails etc; Diamond State Iron Company, S6B2o !
Drexe Morgan & Co.. $780,, 525, letters OF credit; How
land Aspnwal, S11050 Iron Cooperative Mercantile
Institute 81 600 Jarrett Palmer S36.OOO and George
W. Kidd II 900, contracts to purchase bonus OF
the Wasatch Jordan Valley Railroad frs mortgage
bonds, Utah and Pleasant Valley ail DAD bonds, elej
Morton, Bliss Co. $4,000, letters OF credit D. W.
Richards & Co., II 600, nOnfulUment OF contract 10
purchase iron Ladiger Co., Richmond, Va, e3o,oVO
Wa d Brothers, salt Lake CITY, $4,000 Inc IaOln-
ties also include notes due TO unknown persons tDat
were NEGOTIATED to raise money and which amount 10
$7S7S1S The assets for tue most part consist OF rail-
road stock steel rails etc MORTGAGES on TIE KvePslde
Hotel anI OF Nasach and Jordan Valley and Utah ana
Pleasant Valley Railroad bonds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-07
NAIL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, July 6.-Ihe training-shir
Minnesota arrived ~ Pougbkcerfe, ~ Y. on saturday
and viii return to New York on Wcdncs11y, the 7th
inst.
The United states ship Talapoosa arrived ut Ports
mouth. Va. from the North on Nonday lasi.
Passed Assistant Surgeon II. Drake his bfcn de-
tached from tho Naval Hospital a. NewYCgk, aad or
d,red 10 duty tie Navy Yard New-YOrg
Passed Assistant Surgeon Frank Anderson has been
detached from the Navy Yard ut NewYork and ordered
10 the Quinnebang. the European Siaton.
Assistant Surgeon j. u. Murray, having reported his
return home the European station has been placed
on waiting orders.
Passed Assistant Engineer Henry ID. McEwan, having
reported his return home the Asiac station. has.
been placed on waiting orders.
Medical Director George Peck has been ordered to
duty at the Naval Hospital, Navy yard, Mare Island,
Cal.
Assistant Paynasiers ]. d. BOYLE and IL. r. Sullivan
have been ordered instruction In the Bureau OF Pro-
visions and Clothing. Navy Department
ChiefEu dneer Walter ID. Smith has been ordered 70
special duty connected with the Yantc at the Washing
ton Navy Yard $1,000 49,
the Naval Academy and ordered to duty In charge OF
the Navigation Department at the Navy yard New
York.
Lieutenant Com mander Frank T. Chadw has been
detached from the Navy Yard, New-1ork ana fdered
10 sDecal duty on the Third Lighthouse District
Medical Director j. w. Browne has been detacned
from the Naval Hospital Mare Island and ordered to
report for duty as president OF the Naval Examining
Board at Washington. ..
Cadet Midsnpman W. S. Todd. having been detached
from duty ia the Asatic squadron has reported MS ~
turn home, and been placed on waiting orders
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-07
BOAT RACES.

NEw-LoNDoN. Conn, July 6.-The race be-
tween eigh-oared freshman crews OF Harvard and
Columbia Colleges win be rowed upon the Thames
on Wednesday. Dnnng the past eight days both crews
have been training here, and in excellent
condition. save for the indisposition OF Chapman the
Harvard stroke, who has been III since Sunday Ban
croft the coach old university stroke. in Chap
mans place during the practice pull on Monday morning
The members Of the Harvard crew average 10 years.
1864 pounds, and feet 10 inches each in height
against 1919 years. 143p pounds and feet Ole inches
each in height OF the Columbia The will be
rowed In paper shells exactly alike, weighing $50
pounds and SO feet long. Ipromses to be closely
tested and exciting The odds were in favor of Har
vard that having lost Curtis stroke through
broken bone IN the fuger and Chapman. the present
stroke being H. the chances OF Columbia much bet
ter and the betting has changed accordingly
FREDERICKSBURG, Va. july Gin the state Regatta
to-day. the Rves Of the University OF Virginia
won the four-oared gig race, the Potomac OF George
tow the fourOared shell and the Roberts single
scull race.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-07
ASuAIIlES.

NEw-HAvEN, Conn, July Civilian Hill
debrand twenty years Of was run over by morse
car here last night, and John Rohan' nine
years Of age shot in the abdomen by BOY Vi 'no
same ago, and will probably die
GALVESTON Texas, July 6.-While firing a salute OF
Fort Riuggold yesterday man had an arm blown Oh
and was fatally wounded.
SYRACUSE N Y, July 6-The Fourth passed on
quietly There were few minor accidents ana th'ee
small fires The steamer r. d. CaEenove' WIN
100 Syracuse excursonists, was sunk In CazehoVla
Lake. No lives were LOST Russell vincent OF hocI
ester n fireman on the Central aud Hudson River Ha-
road fell between two at Fairm0unt last evening
Five cars passed his right shoulder ana arm ne
was brought here and the aim amputated. He dled at
midnight OF internal Injuries. . "A, .
GALVESTON Texas July 6--ProfessOr n A. Quin was
drow ned IN Galv estOn Bay yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-07
TROUBLED WITH ABAD PARTNER.

Charles HON and William johnson, Of this
city, went into partnership In tho early part OF last
May to carry the hotel business a. ROosaway Beach,
They started a small hotel and restaurant under the
name of the Cosmopolitan Hotel and began active work.
But business didn't succeed they had anticipated,
aud the partners disagreed Horn has begun SUIT for
dissolution OF The partnership and settlement under
receiver lie says thatJobnson neGccs his business.
is frequently iDOx Gated ana 10y bis conduct has given
n btd ne O. tho house lie that occasion
few weeks ago he and his wife returned from days
trip TO NewNOrk 10 tnd not only the defendant IN
ae OF gross lnloxcaOn but that he had ma de oil the
servants the place drunk ana that the house was I'm
a wretchcd cOnd ton. Justice DJnOhue mas appointed
william F. DoncEler receiver OF the paItntrbaip effects
and contnuei injunction restraining the defendant
from dlsposlu. OF LheuI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-07

which he spoke about his affairs. He took me ln'o
his confidence and told me that his VIE u, w~
celebrity She was the widow of general OF lns
Commune. in which she had PLAYED pronlniehi,
part. Nv amazement at the intelligence was pIainy
depicted on NV countenauce. My host. however;
mistook it for incredulity. He took me asde, anu
opening portrait case Of Russian leather winch 10
drew from the inside pocket Of bis coat shower y,
TO me exclaiming " See whether tell Won stores
The photograph represented that woman WHO
only few moments previous had bewItched me Dy
her beauty and good-natured humor, as standIng on
the top of a table half undressed, with a PhiyRaI,
can thrown on her head, sword in her hand anu
singing the Marseaise amidst number OF Conl-
munist leaders. Mrs. General Il WIS
no one else than the famous Blanche - -
who. in one Of the numerous orgies held by the
Communists at the Palais de la Prefecture" ~
tered the famous phrase, 81 10 n0mnl6 Dea er'sfdn
II fqpdrait Ie 6lslief. The VicOunt informed me oI
the fact with immense pride. -.
Comments are useless. was so thoroughly as
gusted that resortinR to pretext called my New
York friends and parted with my new acquaint-
ances saving that we would return IN ton minutes
We took the next boat TO New York, and thus es-
capped being drenchcd In the rain which IN carter
noon marred the pleasure of one hundred thou,
sand peasure-seelxers. Henceforth my friends ana
/ will be more careful how we pick up acqualnt-
anoes on an excursion steamboat. lGNoFus'
Neg- York July q, 1880.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-07
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON. Tuesday, July O. 1850.
The President to-day signed the commissions OF Daviu
NJ Key OF Tennessee to be United States District Judge
OF the Eastern Middle Districts of Tennessee and
of Horace Maynard. of Tennessee, TO be Postmaster
General Judge Key will not assume his new duties I'M
til Mrs Maynard arrives.
Malcolm seaton was today appointed Chief Clerk OF
the Patent Office. to succeed + A. Sseey who assumes
the position Of Examiner OF TRADEMARKS.
The superintendent OF the Railway Mail Service re-
ceyed several kilograms to-day from various parts OF
the country all atiestng the satisfactory operation OF
the fast mail service which at every point hearu
from was schedule time
1t has been decided that the small tract OF land known
as willow Grove" at the head OF the Gaudaogpe River
must be included In the official survey OF the Public
Lands. This tract Is owned by the O1d Fellows say.
considerable expense by that corporation which holds
its title under the Pueblo grant.