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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-02
WALL STREET YESTERDAY.

NEW YORK, September 1.-THE Posts financial
article says The stock Exchange markets are ony
moderately active To-day. United states bonds are
strong at the recent extreme ADVANCE. Railroad in
vestments also continue notably strong. Chicago
Burlington and Quincy advanced to 40, although
we write the price IS 13S. IL Is SIN perslseniy
reported that there is 10 be large stock dividend
before December, and although there may be some.
thing in the report we are unable 10 1nd authority
for II. That the projected new line ito parallel parts
Of The Wabash rOute) Is thou2ht 10 mean business
is evident from the decline in the stocks Of the
Wabash, the common having fallen to 31ss anu
the preferred to CO. although both are higher as we
write The market after an irregular opening soon
became heavy and continued until near noon, since
which time there has been an Improvement. Inc
ex, eptonally strong stocks have been Iron Noun
tain and the coal shares. The weakest STOCKS nave
been Western Union Telegraph, Hannibal and 81
joseph, aud Michigan Central. The reports or rail-
road earnings for the month of August are awailed
with unusual ntorts' and IL the heavy receipts OF
year ago are maintained the showing VIII be more
satisfactory than expected. Railroad bonds are all
strong TODAY, Iron Mountain issues and Erie
second consols being the features or me speculative
list. Money on call Is siil easy al 203'3 per cent.
Time loans ana priHe mercantile paper are un-
changed. The question of improving The weekly bank
state ents Issued by the Clearing House bv adding
thereto a statement o. the actual condition a, the
close Of The week is excl ing much attention among
merchants, and we are told there Is good prospect
that the Clearinghouse viii take the matter up for
early consideration.
The following quotations were current 'oday:
United States a per cents, ll0aql l04: United
States AZ per cents, 1l0Ad1lCA: New Jersey
Central. 754 Ohio aud Mississippi, 421 Erie,
39% Michigan Central, 93b: Hannibal and II.
Joseph, 4OI Lake shore, 1854; Northwest, 99{ {:
Rock Island. ia; st. Paul, s7X; 81. Paul prefer
red, -; Wabash, -. Louis and Pacific -; Wa
bash, ST. LOUIS and Pacific preferred, 6sA; KAN
sas aud Texas. Sc; Western Union Telegraph,
1929; {. {. aud l. C., lS&: Pacific Mail, 39b.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, September l.--VirPnia 6's, defer
red, 81 cOnsols. SO; second series: II asked
past. due coupons, 90s; newl0-40's, AZ; lO-4O's
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A NOTED DIVINE SAYS:

Ut. utt
Dear Sir,-FOr ten years have been martyr to
Dyspepsia, Constipation, and Piles. Last spring
your Pills were recommended l used them. i am
now well man have good appetite, digestion per-
feet, regular stools, piles gone, and have gained
forty pounds Of ne.h. They are worth their weigh
iu gold Rev. Il. l.. SIMPSON.
Louisville, Ky.
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DIR. TUFTS PILLS.
NUTT'S PILLS.
SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER.

Loss of Appetite, Nausea, Bowels Costiye, Pain
In the Head, with dull sensation in the back part
Pain Under the shoulder-Blade; Fullness After
Eating with disinclination to exertion of body or
mind; IrritabiIity of Temper; Low Spirits; Loss
Of Memory, with feeling of having neglected some
duty WEAKNESS, Dizziness, Flutterng at the Heart,
Dots Before the Eyes, Yellow Skin, Headache, Rest
essness at night, Highy-Colored Urine.
IL THESE WARNINGS ARE UNHEEDED Sc
RIOUS DISEASES WILL SOON
BE DEVELOPED.
TUFTS PILLS are especially adapted to srch
cases One dose effects such change of feeling as
70 astonish the sufferer.
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They increase the appetite, and cause the body to
take on flesh thus the system is nourished, and by
their tonic action on the digestive organs regular
stools are produced.
Price, 25 cents. 35 MURRAY STREET,
nv 29-eodtAp2O New York.
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Especial telegram to the Dispaieh.l
NORFOLK, September 1.-The annual
meeting Of the National Board OF Steam
Navigation Is being held in rooms at the
Atlantic Hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-02

A FINE SKY ROCKET OVER LAKE ERIE
Cleveland, August pa large aerolite
passed over this city near O'Clock this
morning, brilliantly illuminating every
thing. When over the lake it exploded
with such force as to severely jar many
buildings in the northern part OF the city,
fragments shooting off in different direc-
tions like the bursting of a monster sky
rocket.
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Oiher CONVERSATIONAL NOMINATIONS.

UNION SPRINGS, ALA, September 1.-The
Republicans OF the Third Alabama district
to-day unanimously nominated A. A. Nab
son for Congress.
SAVANNAH, September ii. ii. Collins.
of Brunswick, was yesterday nominated
for Congress BY the Republicans Of the
First district.
BALTIMORE, September 1.-Andrew G..
Chapman, OF Charles county, was to-day
nominated for Congress by the Democrats
OF the Fifth district.
DETROIT, MIcH., September 1.-The
Democrats of the Third district nominated
to-day James w. Shelby, OF Albion, and
those OF the Fourth district nominated j.
w. Powers, OF Kalamazoo. for Congress.
CHARLESTON, s. g.. September John
II. Evins was renominated to-day for Con-
gress from the Fourth district.
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The Fever Scare.

NOT YELL0w.FEvER on THE T0W'B0AT RAJ
VEN.
MEMPHIS, September 1.-Special dis
patches from Vicksburg say: 1.-The cases
taken off the tow-boat Raven have been
under continuous observation for the past
seyenty-two hours, and are positively de-
clared not 10 be yellow-iever. This state
ment is authorized by DR.. G. A. Rice, med
ical inspector OF the National Board Of
Health at Vicksburg, and Or. w. f. Reilly,
assistat director Of inspection service OF the
National Board OF HEALTH"
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business Matters.

GRATIFYING INCREASE IN THE TRADE OF NEW
ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, September 1.-Statistics
published by the Price. Current show that
there has been a material increase in al!
branches OF trade at this port during the
past year.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-02

RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

zine, &3.S0At4; exLrs, So; sprerfne, 50. 50G
$3.50 common family, F5.50at5.75.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RlcmMoND, september /, 1880.


OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. 60 bushels. Red, Al g bush
els; of which 562 bushels were re-eXhibited.
CoRN.-MTed, 1855 bushels.
OATS.-224 bushels.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, September 1.-goon.--Stocks ir-
regular. Money on call, gas per cent. Exchange
Long, 4S0A; short, 4s3. state bonds dull. Govern
ments nominal.
Ecentng.-Money. 2@3 per cent. Exchsaee.
4s01. Governments quiet ana firm; new 0s, 1929;
~ per cents. ex interest, ll0h; per cents,
1l0k. states dull
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

CURTAILING OPERATIONS IN YARNS.
LONDON, September 1.-The oldham linn
tied companies, representing two million
spindles, have decided that the state OF the
cotton trade renders it advisable to lessen
the production Of yarns by resorting to
short time. A general meeting OF the linn
tied companies and private splnners will be
held shortly TO consider the matter.
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BOARDING..
FURNISHING UNDEnTAKEks.
TYTM.H. SUTHERLA AND &SONsts
w FURNISHING UNDERTAkERy,
No, 10 MONTH EIGHTH STREET.

r,,n.,,,s promptly attended ~ 10 city or country:
u.y,ry c"r own CkRRIA0EA AYD HEAksE. Se
are prepared 70 attend funsrss = W, s.f,ssWSS
rates.
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gress.

Especial telegram to the Dispatoh.l
ABINGDON, VA, September 1.-The Read
juster Convention met here to-day. 2. G..
Wood, OF Scott, was made chairman and
c. NJ. Weber, of Salem, secretary. A hot
and bitter fight was had over the two sets
OF delegates from Montgomery county,
which gave either Blair or FuIkerson the
nomination. Fulkerson worked 1t over
Blair, when split and bolt became immi-
nent. Blair was induced to withdraw and
Fukerson was nominated tonight by ac-
clamation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-02

PAIL OF sCAFFOLD-sERIOUs RESULTS
DEATH OF YOUNG GADDEss-THE READJUsT-
Frs IN sEssION-FRAZIER's NOMINATION.
MINISTERIAL CALL-THE BELGIAN BLOCK
AND Tue NEW STREET RAMwAY-THE CIR
Gus, &C.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-02

LONDON, September lin the House Of
Commons last night the bill to permit the
burial OF dissenters in all church-yards and
cemeteries without the Church OF England
services passed to a third reading.
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POLITICAL.
The Canvass I'm Norfolk.

Especial telegram % The Dispatch.J
NORFOLK, Va, September 1.-General
FHzhugh Lee, Major John w. Daniel, Colo
mel Mckinney Of Knoxville, Hon. John
Goode, and Judge l.. I. Watts spoke to an
immense throng on Courthouse Square to-
night, and unusually great enthusiasm was
manifested.
MIR. FuIkersOn Nominated for Con-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-02
FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

WEDNESDAY,, September i, 1850.
.ISA
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LOYAL AIbaniaps.

PARIS, September 1.-Accordlng TO dis
patch published here, the Albanian leaders
telegraphed to the Sultan yesterday assuring
him Of their loyalty, and declaring their de-
termination to- defend the integrity Of their
territory to the last extremity.
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character mad. hi. iuauenc, f.l. in every

character made his influence felt In every
cause which engaged bic attention. His
co0rss at the foundation of the republican
party and It the outbreak Of the war
showed the bent Of his nature, for he recog.
mixed the scope Of both movements and
engaged energetirally in the prosecution Of
the work which they brought. Enlistment
ia his company Of the g Michigan Second"
wan very popular and he contributed mate.
rally to the high character Of that regiment.
The mastering out Of his regiment the year
following the close of the war found him far
advanced in the line Of promotion. Since
the expiration of his service in the impor.
tant Offices Of the state government to which
he was elected he has continued to take an
active interest in public and political af-
fairs. In his convictions he was q
pronounced stalwart republican and has
always been consistent and %unwavering in
his devotion TO republican principles.
Nothing seemed to escape his observation,
and his comments on political matters were
marked BY practical common sense. He
also paid clone attention to municipal afairs
here, being thoroughly informed on the
needs of the village and the phases Of flaw
involved in meeting them. The same may
be said Of the civil and political affairs OF
this county, as he received his early educa-
tion in this community and has long been
identified with the interests Of his section.
General May has been for nearly four years
. stakeholder in the Kalamazoo publishing
company. He will be greatly missed by
the public men Of the state and especially
by our citizens, and as we'll az by the mem
tbers Of the profession with which he was
identified.
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sale Of OJssless and Unssrvioeable 0sAa'
wawss and Ordinance eoses

UNITED srATxs ORDINANCE AGENCY,
Corner Houston aud Green Streets. or. o.
Box 1915
New York, January 2sd. 1880.
CEAI.ED PROPOSALS. IN duplicate, will be
- received we'd n this 4 ON, ctis ~ t %rd t@e pss smS Srd 4!
Small Arms, Leather Work. Lead, Tools. and
Scrap Msa!Ssrials, %c ~, At I, me ya s,,'ts. aisena's'
Wednesday, the 2bth day Of February, 1850. Tor
Stores located ~ follows. tO.Wtt
Pa Fort Monroe Ar email. ~. !ndians polls
Arsenal. md. kennebec Arsenal, Me-; Ptkes-
vile Arsenal, Nd; Rock island Arsenal: M.
Washington Arsenal. b. O.; Watervltet Arse
nal, N. Y; Watertown. Arsenal. Mass.
And the Forts In the following named States.
tO-wit:
Connecticut. Delaware, Maine, MARYLAND.
Massachusetts, Michigan. New Hampshire,
New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode
lids viii Se opened ut y O'Clock: N: on Wed.
nesday, the 10Th day Of March, 1880. for Stores
located as follows. to. wit /:
Texas; Benicia Xr.enal. Cal Vancouver Arse
nal. Wash. Ter. Fort Union, New Mex. ; u.
Military Academy: n: Y and ms. the forts ~ tie 9
Alabama, California. Florida, Georgis. KEN
lucky, Kansas. Louisiana. Minnesota. MISSISSIPPI
pi, Missouri. Nebraska, NeXyada, North Carolina,
oregon, SOutu SHTOiltus ltAHS,, AitSnos hiA
ma, Colorado, Dakota. Idaho. Indian, Montana,
New Mexico, Utah, Washington, Wyoming.
For list OF Stores IN detail, location, terms,
&C.. seecatalOgues, which can be procured on
application, at the Ordnance Once, War De-
partment, Washington. j. c., at this Agency,
or at any of the Arsenals or Depots and the
Commanding Officers of Forts will furnish on
application information as to what Stores on
hand at their respective posts are for sale.
Bidders will state explicitly the posts where
the stores are located which they bid for, and
will give the ENDS and quantities they
propose tOpurchase.
relivtries will only be made at the various
posts where stored, W.
The Department reserves the right to re-
ject all bids which are not deemed %satisfac-
tory.
Prior to the acceptance of any bid it will have
to be apprOvedby the War Department. Terms
Cash. Ten per cent. at the time of award and
the remainder when the property Is delivered.
thirty days will be allowed Tor the removal of
Stores,
Packing boxes will be charged at prices to be
determined by the Department.
Proposals will be addressed to the us Ordi-
nance Agency, New York. (P, o. Box 1919 and
must be endorsed proposals for purchasing
StOres,'' with the names of the Arsenals, Forls
or Dep0tS where stored, and the n ,mes OF States
or Territories in which the Stores are located.
S. CRIsPIN, Bvt. Col. U. s. A.. 1t. Col. of Ord.
2S6-6d Commanding.
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PERSONAL.

Charley Wambole came up from Council
Buff hst night. 7
Mrs. Barrelle, Mrs. Dr.. Buchanan's
mother, is dangerously sick with typhoid
pneumonia.
Deadwood Times, 10Th: United States
Marshal Raymond arrived last night by
the Bismarck coach.
Deputy Marshal Bdmunds will leave to.
morrow for the upper country, on official
business, to be gone about ten days.
Mr. and Mrs. James Barrelle arrived last
Sioux Falls in response to . tel
,egram informing them Of the dangerous
condition of their mother.
The Washington National Republican ci
January. 9TH remarks: ~"t3eneral H. E.
|Bonesteel, of Springfield, Dakota, a leading
merchant of that territory, is in the city.
Hon. A. g. Mellette, of Springfield, Dakota,
tiahb1k1hscity. Nj. 'Mslietts is the Kind
Of . man to help build up a new country,
beng full Of enterprise, pluck and persever.
snce, and witbal a prince of good fel.
psW ~ $p
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THE BLACK HILLS.

Rockford is now taking its boom.
Terraville will surely have a postoAice Of
its wi soon.
Dan Scott has been indulging in a seriou.
case of sliding down hill.
The Central City postofice claims to be
third in rank in the territory.
The Deadwood papers, all but the News,
are urging town organization.
Col. Donan, ofthe Deadwood Pioneer, hat
been to church. The Lord be praised.
The Merchants National bank at Dead
wood will established q branch at Central.
The epidemic which has made such fear.
full havoc throughout the Hills ia dying
out.
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DEATH OF 4 VETERAN.

The Kalamazoo Telegraph Of January
28th contains the following notice Of Gen.
Dwight May, Of Kalamazoo, who died on
the 9th Of January. AZ the deceased VA
IN uncle Of Mrs. ]. A. Weeks, Of this city.
and il known personally to many Michigan
people now residing in Yankton, the article
possesses q local interest.
The death Of General Dwight May re.
moves one who for . generation has been
one of the most prominent and active mem.
bers Of this community. He was . man Of
upright life. n~nfinching in bis devotion to
every principle and cause which bis con
yictions led him 10 support, and . man Of
solid astainmsnts vithal. His force Of
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NORTHERN NEBRASKA.

Diphtheria is raging to s,fearful extent in
Stanton county.
built in Oakdale.
The entire, cost Of the Omaha post ofic,
building was $780, 900.
The military reservation, for Fort Mo
brara is TO comprise 5000 acres.
About fifty new converts have united with
the Spring Bank Methodist church near
Ponca. So
A steam cav mill, a planning mill, and Z
lot OF other machinery for the new Fort to
De built on the Niobrara: was started out
from Grand Island a few days ago. -
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OYSTER SUPPER.

, The ladies of Christ church are making
e~tt1iiava. preparation. for an oyster supper
TO- 81 given Tbhursday evening Of this week
q III UnitSfJhlitt Aail.J corner of Fifth and
CA&aasss6E&1IS publis 10 cordially in.
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Exhibition and concert at the Reforru,
Club rooms, Wednesday, February 4, at "a
O'clock. Admission Is cents.
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W-EXO M0"9
Es..4s Nv. y.
VnGHpIoesk tadaa1es G
,IVNaA3 1nt1TTSFllAit.
It's ouutyaconmisioHsrs arsstn session
a6Sli5sjS asis ass Gxa 81 Scr
AZ ,sthe. district court, The case against
Capt. Boxenii - In progress, \
HAIRY and frankie sBrambls have issued
Invitations for i juvenile -uasouerade Il
tAsir hons On Saturday sy,spippx.
A pockst.book picked ,np a. The street.
can b hSd,by application q The 81. Croir
ltuber once. @
Nothing. has yet been heard from the let.
ting Of trdasnoeAtionsou ahs Missouri river
which cams of; q 81. Paul, yesterd.y.
Kramer III ,aisa mi mraovassddSlth America 81 exp,ess
odRce tito Farmers old Bank building, On
BtoadHEly,, where hs. has the ii, de of ! fr,sj
proof ttsult. rs !. 80 ~ 27' .s. s -. 4
,Persops who have agreed to contribute to,
the Chrht'church supper are requested 70
leays articles ct Ueivarslnthan on Thurs.
.dsy. lorsseolp aud afternoon. S 'as,
- letter from Wahpeton says
John Q. Burbank has deoamped and that he
hEheff3hfnsssi ID bad shape. Mr.: B. is !
member Of the Dakota legislature.
2PIO,,j aasselsted bySa lumber wagon, lugged
Godfrey Spring to jail last night, and this
morning Justice White assessed him $50.
(Godffey was'afaicted with timber drunk.
Y ! The signal &, Office reports as follows for to-
DAY: The thermometer at Ga. N. indicated
s. below Zero The highest temperature up
e ?. n was -. Barometer is falling 9
sfadaallysG iSstSy q :{s&
THE masquerr,,det to be given BY the Tur-
: aasHf secretly next Monday evening viii; BE-
!! "a most lasE snJoyabll . entertainment ever given
BY this society, and it is noted for doing
thipzs about right nnateA "a afas
ny. ,,@s ! " will ill3l b the regular weekly services
nun suecsuse y the rector, Rev. John2W.
Ifamole, 1t the EPlacopal church to-mor-
oysalMhiSddnsesday) evening y The public
cordially invited to attend.
Dodge was treated to a surprise BY
. couple Of dozen young people, at the
Merchants last night. Dodge was pleasantly
isdtiiipsiii4d and the party had several hours Of
dancingfar their evenings entertainment.
A ax payer wants Us, Ia, enquirs why the
.st.est commissioner does, not enforce the
~le53Gi1Sieoe requiring people to clean, the snow
tedicSAFom their sidewalks. The city is
lille foe:broken heads and legs 50 long a.
tHs present slippery condition prevails.
ssstisx4 Ferdinand's delivery horse ran
.s1.yson- Third street yesterday afternoon
Ssinldf did not stop until it had demolished q
wooden avning just below Douglas street.
:, .us ~, eou .sa sn0u.o .. neense ina. nor,e
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Exhibition and concert. q the Reform
Club rooms, Wednesday, February 4, at a
o'clock. Admission Is cents.
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Received: One hundred and th,r,y-ive
barrels.of extra choice New York eating
spplea.p In irst,clsss condition.
u 49, ]. Z ". II. BRUCE.
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Dr.. W. H. a. Brown, dentist Union
Block, Yankton.
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Exhibition and concert at the Reform
Club rooms, Wednesday, February 4, at u
o'clock. Admission Is cents.
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A. Booths Fresh Oysters
Received twice a week at JENK1NoN's.
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sdtg FtzsT MISREPRESENTATION .fat
O.per cent ipff erest M Unreasonable commissieens!
A0e9R GtH .5b6I1 Ma ENDkHkT,f3
Attorney at Law.
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to their subscribers in the City Of Gncin,
natl and in all important Western cities
and towns for II CENTS PER WEEK,
payable to the carrier. Or the paper will
be mailed, postage paid. to any past OF
the country for SO CENTS PER MONTH.
Is per annum.
THE STAR is the only STRICTLY INDE.
PENDENT NEWSPAPER published in
Cincinnati. II Is taken and read by
people Of all parties and shades Of opin-
Ion, and 1t seeks to present the news Of
alikinds fairly and faithfully, with justice
to sll and with especial favor to mona
THE WEEKLY sTAR--$1 PER YEAR,
circalstes In all parts Of the country, and
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ADVERTISING RATES-In Daily, l2X
CENTS per line, or 81 per square Of eight
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CENTS per line. .
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contagious disease from a stranger unless pro-
vided with satisfactory vouchers as to entire re-
spectability. l-i
The types made Governor Foster say
that the pardoning power should be'used with
gngerness.' This is evidently Q misprint for
gingerbread.
The theatrical gentleman who made
hit the other night did not think it was SO funny
when the Police Judge wanted to know the par
ticulas next day.
1t has leaked out that the Scotchman
really did chrystalize pure diamonds of the first
water. but gave up the business in disgust when
the London sllversmiths put solitaire diamonds
down to 81 a piece in solid gold settings
A truly elegant dinner costume ought
to be In harmony with Its surroundings; as, for
instance with the noodles in the mutton broth. the
hard boiled eggs In the fish sauce. the dressing to
the roast duck, and the button-hole bouquet of
your verlant neighb0r opposite.