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W.aIhrr In,iInAIInna.

WAsuINUlS, Juno ~, \. ~ -toT
the lowcr lAkcs partly cloudy weather
occasional n,ns, winds mostly trom
thu wcct, stationary temperature AMI
generally hilAsr barometer.
Dor TuunksVu and the Ohio Valley,
partly rloudb weather, ocrasional rains,
Winds mnslk lIum tho southwest, Sla
tlunary ~ higher temperature ond hat
lLMIIII-
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CLEVELAND 4 PITTSBUR6 R. r
Condensed TIuIc Gard.

Uu aud ait,t Nus 70 iN.i all tratuA Sii tuu
laily tuAtyt .,uu,ltil rev ''liuw'
thulugh tuIua 90 liirDulsh.
.Thuugh trains o. Cleveland
Thriugh trains Go tht'aEn
rutintsH.. T.giHJ tala urtWgvu " ullzvilio and
cleveland -.
AlltauUg ant thtasu
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Louisiana State Lottery Camp,n,

THIS institution ~as rusu,ariy iu,upsi..si' :.
the tggislstuW ~. "a, StAt, iut kiu,.urr,..
Charitable iuDssos iu ISIS. tuI III tIkN =,
TWENTY FIVE lEARN. n Nht,l olutr,' : " "
Inyiolahlc faith NJ thg state h Ti,is,si -
plriEv has h,yu renewed Ny az ulrfuL,,r..-'
polulai N"s. s'uhns IT. i'su'htas Boo o., T.,
ClnNtiluiinu adopted p,ytWl,,f ~ IA -
with = capital 1T VI un.,o. H. WLi,htih,
sdic,i t,soNc tunlutt.1t"i lus.gI -
Number Distribution vii "a, pisn t.r.tl'
on the s,sud Turslal u ug,i sA.r..+r
pun,. I.nnk al Ihr iulluWtug ltsitil ..t,.r>
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PERSONAL. POINTS.
Pertinent Sayings aud Dotngs.

Misses VI LOUISE butler aud sydney
iusAuii, lett Yesterday uu the uuon
/ Tram ut the llcmphVld lot l,ttlo Wash.
iustuu, WhCTv they Will he the guests at
lt,ruds aud attend commencement.
Miss Flo Kelly, at Portland. WAS Ia
the cily, yestCuiav.
Wm. II Floyd, Esq.. Ut Logan couu.
~. was at the Auditors uihcc. y,slcr-
,lay.
councilman UOUilvllow lett on thc T.
G. a IT. l. last uight tot Boston, Ia at.
tend the funeral ui his sou, Nhu died
Thursday evening.
Miss Jessie Rates leaves to-day Tor
Washington ia, tu spend a week Wait
ing lr,ondS
Mr.. Isaac Oldham IL lying very SICK at
his residcucC ou Main street, aad - not
expected 60 rcyuvcr
Mrs. Wm. Berry, mother ct J, ",
lprry, Ia lying ia very critical Cundi
tion at her residence four miles back ct
bridgeport.
Miss Annie kle,nhaus, uuC at Ch,.
rago iairost daughters. Who has hcCn
Visiting Miss Emma l.obeuslOiu, OF the
South Side, tot several weeks, lclt lot
home last evening
Col Hen Wilson lcll Cincinnati yes.
,ar,lay morning Ailh a number ui West
|s'irginlans ~ hssiiaSL lis Isaalas,i
4r a Hsrnsuk lsli.nt As.ess .s-, !
ucn. ". Y, ragh. ot MlddIehourne.
West N'nssnia, was IN the city ycstsr,
Col. q. u Beall and wife, oi Brooks
county, were rogisiorcd At the New Nc
LuTv, Yesterday.
0eorge Miller, vi the Crusceu, Iron
W0rks With bis wiio, are at the mouusls.
vile camp ground.
Georso Harrison. Esd, OF Piedmont,
ehiei clerk OF the Davis treasury Inyes,
ugasing COMMITTEES, is In the city.
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Pittsburgh, Cincinnati 4 81 Louis
N,uwAr r,SuAsuls SoUtS


llu. -. -, tt.n,Ff pcI,t h.,t u sl0yvuth
I,,'..t prsf rnhIir uh,hus daily, esAap' sun
49, "a fEllUWH
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ro,tryrtANp
mcur,o" oulr Is h'"D'

ht,ubYuylIIc accommodation lyaVrs hlialN ~
aEru Nriigcpvtt al D oA Ai'd ai'''Na a. ''ee
benyiliy aib.ihrh ,.
t.t,,. atrut5 uvlUc az "a ~, hrthErpou
.sV4 a afftyr I'd ECllaiTv ataN
Tbg strubcuVtllc Accommodation, tn adlulwn
a, tbrif f,sutar uip o. aui hom Struhsnvihr
.tu p,akr thg t,liouius Uips D,twcvu Hllairo
49, ,a a. ,i.ftit,s. F,ffy % NAH
"'@. WN q n
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-26

r.tosy, a. color. |. hen i.Asi O, gsJ Sims
l.t., Iht uutfitiye ofsAns " hs.lhJ AcuthI sLd
r,,.-rTs, isal the hall AMI ~ boasu' Thm
Trashy ursl of ,jciiy hali l.soIae. ls-.,
Is NO =. :.iss,s; - ~ - =;
h. AZ. rs ~ ,5Ssss N sssss das:issE Lssis
.ii s:s.s ~ 80 g.. -. dc. e i tss
"a Ss.-l.s a. lsiss. As.s. ~ yl0x b vs>Ae
ID - II snLf., .ad s.s.s.tt s.sfssEs 81; I,
E.Tc,xS:s. !s s.,;, l:y .:.!..! .s's.'
svsIs " sIibIszz,ss ad basisn 10 hsai
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~. "A u,,tur. tha. plciga
nW' ' 49, ,,,,,, . Irru,,
I'm f, In,IaI Iuhu l. RiCC,
lin / / I.,uL " I nNtiVs,
~" ~, w.t., .Ihns M,tntmipk
IL, MuuI nT n = IlHtN'NH
~ ',-,,,,,...,, Lima, Tltkrtt
10" M",' ,,WI we TI.I,, ItaVIr,
49, ,I. U,LI LIIIuu kpsa
huh. lNN'n ''N''' .I A p.n,II,t,u
"'''' - iI',,,,,,,,,,, Aug'tst Roll
u"n. 60 =" 'n4"'N''' a. II 'n,a,I
i"" - "R' A. AtI''.nu
80" A A., I.u,s .py,rt
IN tn,I,, r,,,t N,In,
rul Il " nrlaratu, " 80 N"'l
,am,H M"SM',i I.J," Mil
I,,,,t ,,,uIIrr rhiir kimburJ
liw, I" " l'urN l"-'l, m''''""
I. u nuhn's '% m',,,t
I"Wr 'i,I",l nrC \ j,a,ran
Nm uasluu luhu Mccullough
Mm. ,talum, "" Nl''' '"''''''
VII" mEu.,m In,,nW Burug
InIn, Fam, -t uauu tWws
luuhm llus. y M'nlux,u
,r"n '' ,,"mn, I6n Nus,cr.
iLm \ m"ir Ilml Nugh'r
u,u llrnlau1. W"iy l'H~ :"
lm'ns ,.,.,., ~ Etau. helm.
,bIt'ti.u H.. luHu II. lluhu.
lam,, " trii. ,hMln, uu
"rk"h Want u',i,' Mr,,isH
u.I,.r N,tsI,nu rsui,l s,lRnbIa
luhu Wlun ht's Vows
u. "r, H"',a v y,"' N-,,"''
MINI. AT, %i1' VA NiI,u
y ihI"E". tt,1 Ian,
49,, ''I NJ. vi rLamn,>
r,t',I l,un. TANK Walter.
I " Wait 'rr't llr'l
l"l" N,,',h"n''' '""" ''"'''
you" ""'''"'''
IhoSo g'nl'm'n ate NV '"' "'S''i
H",'''' w. " " - ,I',, ,.y,,yI-l,
elise 0, thrTr.
ga motion III ten l"dd, VT ii'"'
lau Wag requested To- act IN chairman ~
pr,sldrul at thr Publication, THIS m".
Irru WAS unanimously carried.
Nj liandlau ~ accepting, SAID he icli
that II was h's duty and hc Thought u
should br iho duty "l every one !" ''
all they p"S"ihlN '"nll Tot 'h' pau, .
aud Lee trusted that All arP",h''" A."
,umm,ttors would accept 'nd ~ A..
hr'i iloN might llo ",s" h''" "'', A..
N""d. and li"'H'l' ha' 'ha"''."' ,',,,J
u"uud" !" INC N"'"''N :" NV ,E,,u,
and lac ""ull report iha' .ni,nr
hr hu'll %" lhr "'H' S''' " i IA,
|'crl "prnHll 'ho .n"'n "',,a' ,rnrlo
hniiI'ns' AZ "HH, i've , ''''aaI,r could
,'"," ''"' 80
hr dlsllu,tly heart lli that
Ca m"lt"u, was Wv w. ,nr,t
that he the l"''l'u" '" Nm
Inv, aud MrH'''. III ''' ,.nn,nlrd
Ec'lcS and James ','" I", ,,,,'-iou ni a
acnmm'''' =" ~ "a, ,hr rroprr &c.
suitable Platinrw WI" Wv
'"nn'"."''', .,.,,,,,,i,, app ,uird was
the "'N' ami JrrnInIuus The
one "' ,,,,t,n,cu were sclrIrd Las
following g'"'I'x'''" "A S.rcur,.
~ nj, and \lrX. IpdrIRn.
' Th,'c rrntIrmcu will att To- pru.
.n,,u, musr aud dCruraiins The stand
Min i,gs. cl, They Will al, Nco &" ihr
mrnucr lighting ul thc NiCinlu'
Tt, iI,.,m. lew oi the
a., ,I,t seycraI strangers. arnug them
III hon Wilson aud also Il Warner,
N,,,riin vnuII hu here committee
,'",mi,,n should hc apr plcd. Ihr
,'Ii,,,ug v,rr appn,uiri o. ~ such
WV 1T, prn,ilr spcaL, iur the ur.
II,n I Wood shCrlI Iu.
'a"'yh ''""' ~ - a. R,lrr
I'' 1--we W"I,n,,n and Iuhn
N,nn, E.u.
Mrssru T,nglr. living VI R'cr were
appointed as a finance :, f"t'cc
James W sweeney w. pppoinici 10
scr that Ihc baby wal tee put nv
on Chaplluc It'll, whei ~ tnI' '''
dash could both he seen hraih.
several gcntlcmcn wshai been III
Cincinnati when that rlouS leader
Gcncral Hancock, VAS s"'na'od, tired
4, dgs,fihp the srcurA. ~ WCu obliged
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~ Lswtsros. w. Va, Nov. n, ts7e.
II 6Esu-i hnd viii ned another sup
ply q Worm Syrup. II gives ssaessl
eatis(ncsion. Whiisl h 10 sGsctasl and
doe ~ sost well. say eLyh nay taLs
u frosn ~ plsaant taste u b the mosf
popular nsdicins. and my customers
havs nssd u With peffsot saccssa, and
hope my t>stimony vii odd 70 your
s.lss Fam yours truly,
J. y. Bsl-
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ibH humpfs - ih' ~ ~ ga ANal 1000
.uh ssttis Int tfuAtlr.,u, i.a..l. D.
I'D Inc sIin a., ~, alt.atau.s .. .uf f..'
humYs that sh.ull v. shvollrl ~
Iutafnai arrangements ere uhg 81
lhcs sains humun lI sIia' iHr'.h
Organs Nh,s1 afilug urI l.iaHs
suNst.no. thsD iis.a. sui i.FN.|
ssrsap-iilia "a I-cisihe.s hum"fs in.' 49,
Wb.,, The, az suuc tht dislrt.fH f...
disappear such q inetatiUf.a ui 90.
sh, kipsIs IIuEs lHVii.nr a
bisaas.s ct tie rtin ~ Auih".I
tDpiIs rimpin fust.Ir b.. r..
tnBnn Tsttf Hli saIi Nh."w
ElusAufIn l'.D lul -.t's o.. ..
tslsia Iain iu thr h,r's rrif a'l
Nsslus.. -t,f.IH5 Ifuu.ftIUH. a.t.
t.,nsI uIs,fstiuu ell uttiYH De-
p,s.-t.la Luia, .aiuIN GOD '''.'.H
Will th,Tdstaituu health fstYf.f
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atoppiuE wh,a rvqutrtd at sherman h"uS'
Etna,iitg Wost WhrcliuE aud Nrayul wv
rt.krts aud taggasy yhC,ks o. al FtluvlJat
mimi. In he East and Neai Tan D. pt.suul ~
IN U,kyt ulhsn 10 Mklerf0i w eNN
So 0eurfal Pas3eusyy \ riykct ASent.
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CITNOyNCiL.
a----
Special MslinU, Last Night,

$3.50 w NH
!. ]. !. !; !, ] !,
Ago'esnrk IN were but soyrn
Xf'nI11 ~ qpcsled ~ preside
With. N - u
~ '.'h
Ass nIy iss pro-
ssss. sr :ss slsssss
OF Public naitlinx u
10 rrlirsm tomb. !. /. I'd
70 pay coupoos -....-.! II
Teal rs.sasIs !,
The Coansil q -
cred amounts y - I
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m{:5:-1
TAKE NOTICE.

~ sih oaly ie'icrv cfo uuioi o. ~ a, t.--
II MAJ. aEd HHisr idls Iar',5. q, a, =
,vm' count al Ha'A,agioa. " "A, ss,r l,,.
LTxict aOg ~ M tHii,d Nalo, az uilsr A..
A ,srss hsa rpoiioio " AdrAg ~ rn,lo,s
seventh Grand nistHbuuun. Clas q aiN,.-
leans. Tuesday, Jul, iAh. iS>o lsd Ma
nf.Nina
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rsassPoRrATIos.
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r. CO.
aAsENuHR 1AAIsA

On aud after June al ly,O Passenger '''''
will ran a. tullows -whrellns time
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rn,r,nn,nniar Rannra

As taken NJ SChnon's Opera House
drug store
ulpAN.
IRIS rIa-ArAgrA lgAsi1N. N.5rn
20 a - - - u "
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collarci fty ysan bssoss VI.
SeueTS p.s,s rpooune.a b.
all TO ts a.- u.as, pl-a..n, anil .ase..
e'oa' remedy nos In psr. Cor the eu~ Of
oOashs Colds. CsoaA S,sr..a~.s. ,iel.
Cougn -ssss,a. .s.s $ ~ =. 'I o,..
q million bottles sold wishis a. l..s
isv yean Gives imne,iisis a.,
wherever ussd. aud les The poss, v
Cvr,,n 4 inpass bsnsat the, e.p.os
oyuP'S hos A.A IRON ~. ..s.s
niI'ar'. nov Ia U.S. sosd By eli drus.
gists 81 - osatA
NEW DlC11 DLooA
ss.ss - s:s,1 J !. =. ri 80 - - -
o IkhssYs l1fIovrR E[16b jZS |
% svss5 jsass2ss q i2sjss>e - 49,. |
isd:.xs nses1 1.4s.A9 \ q - III
MH
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nux Rspublica4 eoury oonvealson
meets al the coar hous st 10 O'Clock
this morning. several csucusss q
delegates wsrs bed yeslsllay, but moth.
log 81 Importance WAS dos.
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PrsssntAtiona

For several years Prof Sanu,l R,,,a
Principal OF the Sixth ward scAcpi H.,
o.en eonnected with tho pahlIs $780,
OF TIA. city, bat Thursday rlosed hs.
oonneetion with tho halls of lsarnSn,, -
no h.. made up his mind 10 retire f-,n,
the Held and make room Ior sn,aa
yoanger material, Prot Boyd Is a Sen.
ueman OF lerule rosonroos d niui saa
his determination will be ouite 4 - ~
the school. Thursday afternoon sar's
vvry pleasant exercises took place In NJ,
school building First was The prc..n.
tation TO ProL h Of masni6ceni Get Of
"Gibbon's neclin, and Fan Of the no.
nian Empire" This was iron the teach.
era Then thsre was a very neat silver
goblet, bearing the ABSORPTION rs. b.
From No. s-lsso." This eas followed
by another set Of books, these being
Rollins ALeient History."
Prot. Boyd was visibly lsaectod by
lhess testimonials, and replidd In a very
feeling manner.
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C.,LV&w. R. R,
At<R TIME.

Nt<,n TIME.
,EeEIlNG, BBNwOup ANp
LOOT ~
- ss.s;,s. $50
Nseisss. xyEss 500 !, az a. sf 4 2 s
Exsrs ~ n.a; Il ,nss( a'lloS " ni<hl "a
S %.;s Ssa' ''" 5;sSisss's f5fsssgi'Ssp.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-26

Pullman raiar,. uraNtug k,uuin AMI e'ssp'''s
tafa uu aIl utght tIaiua
Nitas ,truugytinus arO male ht All ltis.s
Nuuth ALL aruthwtst Narth and Nufths's'
taaktug thiaa dr,iJahiy U',gtg tut uninu"'' 49,
,,.T.,fls ti,,,iu.t4tbr gtrat Wet ai,i ~ vhum
laftI.tIIar atITuIFHu u ElRuu
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wHGktINV. rrvrsauRGH ANpHNLuNoHt
DIVISION

i...,, Wb,,tius sAAH GDT n
IaI,lphia Accommodations
t...g Wb..uuE ........b WAa loT n
NJ. tu4It.. luu uIt lUts .liytHtHu ut -au'lal
u, syts Do ait pftutlI si pUtt a. uu so ~ "'t"'
uHnu,s utsu I'D ~ huuu, lutug thy dn.
inflammation d. l4H HavVltus puttt tntN,'"'''
.A..H N NJ 80 tNi = ~ 81 '
KV uENkRltN Ugurlai Aggut Nhf,h"s
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eoma,ocs. 2 III. ~ NJ per doI., lb
slgh pcr don. peaches, III u 40 per
10 ilh - ~ per dos, 10 seconds
I7h per dnI, corn " 2htal M per
Ia. string beans ~ ~, lina
inns 81 ~, hlmkhcrrics u 20, damson
800, pine apples 81 III, salmon, ! III
A - per duE, vuNe oysters, ! III light
sirhl. zoe pei dos., I H. iull weight,
SIi. ~ light weight ~ ~ pet dn1.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-26

snaiiy yxcupt SUNDAY
Ne AMI a. ,tlp 10 al stations
NgrHnUSn raAgSa
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pse,. poverty and ~ : ses ism aiS
s me for ysis,lI . sa.sssarsssa.
ss, sd - :sS' h z n Sl.ss. sad css
msassd their sss and. and !, q as have been
sisi |. d.y sias .,.s ,s a Keep yeaI i.mIlIs.
S.li ! year With Hep ~sii eosl-1
than oae decs1r .arhiln BroA d co.,
w wS,a,ssss1a1 sruss. xhss'ias-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-26

Uspur. s,Se atisaacd 70 ~ nss,
~, Iasa IA .rkct skfuet,
luxe, No a.. Is !, ,.ssoasbls rsis~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-26

avery Young ml,s IA shoIt drcss, read
ycrv scholarly paper uu "thalus
the ldva enlarged upon Was that actual
chains ATE uu more mudng than the
chains ul nature, ui SUPERSTITION, at pos
crty, ni fashion, ut justice at friendship
aud ul love. Ihc matter was admirably
conceived. aud the ussaY WAS thought
ly many t. hr the hvi at ihC day.
Size was drcu,od IA pure white We.
IuIia lawn. with "a spray at White lluH
CTs IA hvt haIT
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faYsicIASs freely prsscripe w n..ns,
Food Medicine, Malt bitei ..J put-
more nour,shing. strensthenins ~ ~ or
lying than I'll other tofn's ~ .,srtions
medicine, while irce iron u's o'
urged against uslt hquorA
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read very interesting aud creditable
pa,sr on which Way Shall We look ="
The glance - Ia he cast hy the mind
eve. NOV than hy the organ OF vision.
the perception more OF the faculties
than ct the material organs The sub
lrCl NAs treated IA very able and
scholarly maunvr and shovel great
depth aud hradth Of thought,
Not to shsht his costume, we will say
he wora q neatly hltins suit 1T gray
mnnat sn,ss. ssA''s-s~-s sod -'si''is
roeszx RANKS
read hls e~-ay, the passlonn.n In =.
yoicc 40 low that IL failed a. rrsel, d.
reporters desk. He wore a inlI nsct
suit OF clothes
itiiss 9, IoSEs'
cs-ay on "folldx r.....
Was very graphic icse,,r,;',,
oi OUT easnpaniols 10 the ionrn.Y
OF iiie. Tue paper albounaei IN $50
' .hSasl'ss and vas vsry iayorshl, ~.
Miss Jcucs L a fpe-loolins h,...,,.
and vac dreescd in 4 vic.oria 1a.,n .s,se
elbow Sleeves aud hish nrcl l.~-,s 49,
and skirt were trimmed with isc.' 49,
Tho neck depeuaei ioulIsl H. TO-" ,a
hn'nauns at the waist IN q puin, scsnrvd
ny toa rose. WV
Miss noiiis y Kuus
rcad az s~say oa ''S>smnus An NOM. -
In which shs elabosslcd an 49, is..i.
original idea, taking q mstter-ss -,
''ss and irsaiipf u seooeiiasiy.
She wore q Nictoria lawn. tr,rau..a
With ecIu lace and saain: the skia -.
shirrei 10 the waist in tha iroat brc.ssh
aud cd<ed with lace. She wore rosss al
the throat ..ie.*.t .'l. 10y
Miss xSsrs IaxcAsrns's
ssay on The wousa Thou Gsv~ss (
Me- vas an esprossion Of mans Asa Of
s s1 i sa s.I sn IL a sss .s sss
manner and clear sek<s lena AddlucnAA /
interest 70 hsf paper. i.9l
She vas drsssed In India nuslln
Win lacs and pink saiini We
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Iu,lucss ~ this line Is rcp"ricd IN tar
then lcing lnll stock on hands coll'''
unrp ,nming ~ we'll We give quota
t,orp "a heading ARTICLES frInlH @asc
mu,ius : Va nlr, g,ughams it"lr 'l"
yn,e ytni .,uIIcnaloS 2iIaD2bc crashes
imn drnims lntnliic ducks ~"
lao jeans liw hhr, iahl" linens ma nF
dr,ss linens lRH23r and dress R""dr u
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a charming little dark vyvd blonde, read
au essay uu "tUI I,tHudWuihCI'. Just
such sparkling, InUu. pap', as one
would expect lruW the author II Was
rrplcic with humm changed suddenly
lu wuhus aud WJ, thoroughly "ulnNa
Tile
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enlarged upon "Our llcutagv, which
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pointed basque aud GUIDING IA lluwcrs,
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-01-31
FORTY-SIXTH CONGRESS,
SATURDAY. January 81, 1880.

SATURDAY. January 81, 1850.
SENATE.-The Senate was not In session TO-
day.
HOUSE.-Mr. keifer presented petition of
Jene Haralson relative to the contested election
case Of Haralson against Shelley, from the 4th
district OF Alabama and asked that It be printed
and referred to the committee on elections.
Some opposition was made to the printing of
the petition on the democratic side ON the
ground that it was competent for the committee
on elections to order its printing If 1t saw fit,
but finally Mr.. Keifer's motion was agreed to.
Mr.. Speer offered a resolution directing the
Secretary OF the Treasury to lay before the
House all evidence on file in the internal reve-
nue. Office, and the papers and reports of the
collector OF the I'd collection district of Georgia
going to show the true state OF affairs touching
the enforcement of the internal revenue laws
in southeast Georgia Referred.
Senate bill was passed for the relief OF Col.
s. B. Campbell.
Mr.. Sparks, chairman of the committee on
military affairs reported resolution calling on
the Secretary of War for Information as to the
name and lineal rank OF all officers OF the army
not on duty with their regiments and corps, but
on duty elsewhere. &C. Adopted.
Public business was then, at O'Clock, diScon-
tinued. and addresses were made in eulOgy OF
the late Edward Clarke, of Iowa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-01-31
The Markets,

BALTIMORE. Jan. s1.-virsnia skies. deferred.
~; DO consols, 50: do. SECOND series 29h; do
o gest ane s
BALTIMORE, Jan. 31.-Cotton frIn-middling.
12Aal3. Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat
and lower-sonthern red. i. I.S5af. 40; do. amber.
!!ks TIA! A. No Il ! Maryland. II Ian No western IN
Mare6 To- Hp and
southern white. 5sa6O; do. yellow 57X; western
Mare sRG May
fss50; xsstsrn white. 5sa5o; DO mixed; s7aas;
Changed; Provisions quiet and without change;
Butter steadyoprime to choice western packed. 20
steadier-A soft. 81. whisky dull !: 11ai. ia.
Freights dig dull and unchanged. Receipts s-dour,
shipments-wheat, 49, 600 bushels; corn. 90. 900
bushels 1 na Sales-wheat, 496. 700 bushels; corn.
New YORK, JAN s1-stocks strong. Money, sa
6; s Exchange. cha long. 4s2h; short. 4sah. Govern
NEW YORK. Jan. sl.-Flour dull. Wheat quiet.
LoNDoN. Jan. 81. IL 80 p m.-U. 8. bonds, 4
per cents. 1913. new fyes.. loss; New Jersey
Central q consols, 10y Erie 4sas; do. second con
morsse trustees ceroates s7 inois Ssn
tral. 1875. Pennsylyania Central. 549.
LONDON, Jan. 81, 80 p. m.-Atlantic and
"A; Atlantic and Great Western seconds, 37,<
Erie, 4sh. Pennsylvania Cent? a. 54A.
IT,, NEw YORK MARKETs THIS AFTERNOON.
YORK as pere frf4 bV IN oSn NEW
cents, sePtS, I 1S5's p @ Of SIS SS Erie, -. hss
west. sOaas; Ohio and Mississippi. S1K; st. Paul.
7sA: Wabash and Pacific, a5A do. preferred, 20;
W. q. Telegraph 104 Pacific Mail, Ssh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-01-31

NEW YORK, Jan. 31,-The R,st's financial ar
tseie SAYS; "The Stock Exchange markets are
all quiet Today. Government bonds are strong
at an advance OF y for the fours. Railroad
investments are also firm-bond and shares
Speculative railroad bonds were strong in the
morning. but afterward declined traction.
The market for speculative shares Opened
strong, became heavy at the first call and so
continued until noon, when the market became
strong, and is so as We write. The stocks which
have shown the most strength are Erie Lake
Shore and Michigan Central, The two former
win derive the principal benefits from the pro
posed traffic arrangement, toNvhich they as well
as the New York Central and Hudson would
be parties The stocks which have shown the
most weakness are Wabash and Pacific Kansas
and Texas and Pacific Mail The active stocks
have been those named and the coal shares the
latter having been alternately strong and weak
Central Pacific stock has been quiet. but from
81 TO s3s4. The transfer books OF the company
were closed December 81 to reopen February Sd,
and II is rule OF the stock exchange that any
stock on which a dividend is declared Is quoted
eX-dividend on the closing OF the books. The
10000 shares OF Central Pacific stock were
bought by the syndicate, as we are informed.
ex-dividend, and were sold as ex-dtvidend In
the money market call loans are 5a6 per cent.
on stock collateral and 4a5 per cent on u, s.
bonds Prime mercantile paper is 5a5N per
cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-01-31
A BATTLE WITH TRANIPS.
&aVnraV Fatally Un.fuunnA

NEW YORK, Jan. 31.-A special from Calicoon,
this state, says this village has been In state
OF great excitement, caused by visit from
gang OF tramps who have been making raids and
committing various depredations along the line
of the New York, Lake Erie and Western rail-
way, and who came here on Sunday last.
During the first night after their arrival, the
tramps went to the house Of VIM. Book, one of
the village pOOr-masters, where they were fed
and assigned lodging. The following morning
they left their quarters, and travelling about the
village became intoxicated and returned to Mr.
Books. where they were given good breakfast
They demanded better fare, and after violent
threats and some disturbance were elected
They then declared their purpose to burn the
town. They became so turbulent that the citi-
zens assembled and determined to drive the
tramps out of the village. This they succeeded
in doing; but not until a desperate fight had
taken place, in which stones and clubs were
freely used. During the fight several OF the
marauders were badly injured, one, it is
thought, fatally. Several citizens were also in
Jured. vigilance committee has been formed
to protect the place and punish the marauders,
who are still lettering in the vicinity.