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Opposed 10 Suffrage i'm the Di.,ric,

Mr. A. L. Barber. president OF the Tow path
Club, states that the action OF the club Thurs
day evening on the question OF suffrage IN the
District OF columbia was had,without any dis
cuSsioD ana at a late hour after several had
left the banquet. was so divided In sentiment
that il is han dly fair or true TO say that the club
IS IN favor OF suffrage; that many or its men,
berS, Including himself, certainly do not wish
TO be so claSsgd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-27
ShtDWfeck.

ST JOHN, N. F., Dec. e7.-The schooner Carl
baldi. Capt. Butler. bound to Ray Islands was
prevented from going thither in consequence
OF ice. While returning to St. John she eXpe-
for shelter. On Saturday she was driven from
her anchors and totally wrecked. The crew
was saved with great difficulty. The Garibaldi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-27

NORWAY A FUTCRE REPUBIIC-At a receD.
tion IN Chicago yesterday 10 the Norwegian
poet. Biornsen, he made a speech, In the course
OF which he said that over half the people or
Norway were In favor OF republic. and he
propbesied that it would not he very long be-
lore republic would be estabishei Lnera
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-27

EloPED.-Eunlce Bardwell a pretty orphan
OF Parfreyyile, three miles from Waufaca
Wis, has created something OF q sensation at
her home by suddenly disappearing and mar
ryfng VIM. III. jackson, OF Jersey city who
became acquainted with ber last summer She
was the teacher or the town school aud great
faVC rife q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-27

UNTvBRsALIST CRNTEsEIAI--At Gloucester
Mass, yesterday, the Independent Christian
Society. founded by John Murray, the preacher
OF UntyersalsSm In this country, ceeorarl d tie
centennial anniversary OF the establishment OF
the old Murray church, the first Unlversallst
Church In America.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-27

A TRAAPS TERRIBLE FATE.-John Mahoney,
tramp, wss burned 20 death Saturday even
ing on a railroad ciIIder- heap, al Peterson, Y.
J. lie ana another tramp, named Barney
Duffy, had lain down upon the heap together
Duffy was overcome by the gus. ana Mahoney
aIier taking him TO hospital. went back by
himself and laid down. and was burned TO
deatb
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-27

SUDDEN EPIDEMIC OF INSANITY.-IL is sal
that Insanity is largely on the increase In New
jersey. Mrs Ann Fisher the mother OF five
children. was taken yesterday to Snake Hill 4
faVlng maniac She believes that one or be-
chilCreD Is 'obe sci" hat I'll ev s. )irit as
taken possession or It. Michael HenneSsy VIZ
seen behaving strangely In the street. when he
was taken to the station house: a strait Iack-i
became necessary 70 control him. Two uu-
known crazy women were also noticed in tie
streets OF Hoboken acting wildly. Matthew
Carney. OF Jersey City, begged Father kraus to
exercise the evil spirit that had got hold OF him.
when he was taken TO the JAIL and, after violent
struggles. placed In strait jacket.-N 7. star.
26H.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-27

A POETS LOVE AND SUICIDE.-James CaIlcott
who about week ago created a sensation In
Cincinnati by shooting himself In the head be-
cause female performer in low-down CT n
cert hail, with whom be pretended 10 be infat-
uate0. refused TO marry lin, has turned up In
chicago, hopelessly insane.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-27
Agreement with the POncas.

The Ponca indians to-day signed an agree
ment before Secretary Scaurz by which they
Telinquish their lands In DakO: a territory. com
pIsiDg 9GcG1 acres. for 1911 ,S94 acres 10 be pur-
chased from the CherOkeeS In Indian territ DIV
and s9Ocoo In money. The Indians viii remain
here TO visit the President AMI the Senate
Ponca committee, and will then proceed homn
stopping at the Carlisle Indian school en- ro,lte
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-27

life time o, repentance canuuu undo
When lady turns angler al d fishes for
either nusDaud or compliment she is apt to
catch more than she wants.
The boy who throws a SNOWFALL at the Old
maIi'S ha, IS The rlr-t one th TIE seat when the
Christmas tree lr,s3nts are given ou.-N.
Herald.
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%Wa>hinsIom Maiaria."
II. J. Pamsdell IN Philadelphia Times

u
After some members and Senators drink until
Their stomachs are all gone and they are rin-
acle TO eat or drink anything. and have 10 lie
by tor q week Or two, they account for their
conGition with the general eGplanation-"rna-
larla.' Malaria ifddte5tcko It IS more likely
rGlnalia! These people are q little 100 Tond ot
using the words washington malaria" The
physicians here understand the business. Wuen
they fnd an honorable Senator or member SUI
1erlDg from too much run they tell him he has
The malaria. They charge him an extra $p
but he Is willing 10 pay IL TO deceive his con
stiluents his family and his friends. He ma,
really think he is fooitng the doctor, too-bIt
be isn't. Why object 10 this sort OF thing Is
that Ii hurts the good name OF the faireSt city
In the land, which no more has malaria than
PhiladPlphla has.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-27

A MISSING BANkRUPT.-N. b. Harwood the
Minneapolis bankrupt, has been absent from
that city since Friday afternoon. and it is be
l1eved that he has gone by a circuitous route 10
iOin his FAMILY in New Orleans aud 90 will
them from there to Europe. IU was charges
when Mrs. HaTWood left that she secretly took
with her a considerable part OF the assets OF
the broken house. c. Ii. Petit. the assignee,
has no knowledge OF Harwoods whereabouts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-27

FATALLY SQUEEZED BY AN ELEPHANT-Tom
sullivan, OF John Robinson's circus got drunk
Christmas Gay and undertook to '.srod" al
elephant. The latter turned upon him and
seizing him with his trunk gave him a power
fui squeeze. sullivan was sent TO the hospital
and 1t lis feared is fatally injured
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-27

NEW YORK, Dec N DIR. E. H. Chaplin. the
we'll known clergyman, died in this city yes
terday The sickness which confined him to
his house for considerable period terminated
fatally, but not unexpectedly, for 1t has been
known for some time that there was no hope
Ut his recovery. He was born In Union VII.
lage, Washington county, December, 29th, 1914.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-27

BAD Son RUINS HIS FATHER.-J w Baxen
dale, son Of the leading shoe manufacturer Of
Brockton, Mass, and who had entire control
OF the financial department OF the business.
has absconded with from S. 900 to SO OOO He
had been Keeping company with notorious
woman OF Boston for the past three months,
and 1t is surmised that she went with him
bis father was in financial straits at the tim.
OF his disappearance, and it is thought that
this loss will ruin him
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-27

A SWISS CONSUL IN TRoUBIK-A petition has
been filed In court at Chicago 10 declare insane
Henry Enderis. formerly Swiss consul at that
city. Enderfs disappeared some weeks ago and
since that time has been wandering about IN a
deInented condition In different parts of Can
ada. He has made several attempts upon hi3
Hfe and IL is reported has mtsapproprated S20 =
600 entrusted to him Tor payment to the heirs OF
a man who died liz Switzerland
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-27
Sarah Rernhardf Back from Canada

MONTREAL, Dec. 2..-Sarah Bernhardt lrfr
last night for Springfield, aud was accompl-
MED TO tie depo by a nu noer o. friends wso
gave Der hearty cheer as the train moved our
She has been very successful in her engage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-27
THE EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.
New Year Calls.

TIE STAR OF Friday viii contain list Of
those receiving on New Year Day who may re
quest or authorize the publication Of their
names In such list Matter INTENDED for these
announcements for which no charge IS msda)
should be sent in before Friday noon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-27

A TEACHER KILLS SCHOOL BeY-A school
boy in Eliot. Ne. aged IA years, was struck on
the head with book by his teacher on Monday
18th instant, and died on the 22d, after being
that The blow with the book ruptured a bloc 1
vessel IN his heaO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-27

CADET WHITTAKER.-It is understood that
the case OF Whitaker. the coloTed ci1et who
IS now Oh leave OF absence, will be finally
settled within few days. Professor Graenrr
has submitted 10 The President anG Secrerar5 :
OF War ali argument In behalf or his prOte!p
The argument IS longer than the previous
paper that he filed in behalf or Whit iker bur
is based upon pTactiCa,.y the same grounds. It.
Is stated that the final disposition OF Whittak-r
Will De TO give him another chance at West
Point, 10y being turned back into the class
below.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-27

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To DAY.-Internal rev.
enue, 81 .103, $3.50: customs. S65s, ,,2S.42.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-27

CONsCIENCE-Secretary Sherman to-day re-
ceiveu a conscience contribution OF s21 from an
unknown person in New York. The money
conscience.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-27

NkW YORK, Dec N.-The Steamship RneIn,
from Europe, brought SI,100, 600 British and
Frer ch coin, and the steamship Brittanic sI21,-
eco British gold coin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-27

THE DISTRICT APPROPRIATION BuT.-The bill
making appropriations for the support OF the
government Of the District OF Columbia ha3
been placed In the charge OF Mr. CObo nt
lnoiaha, who viii remain nere during the hOll-
day recess so as 10 have it. ready 10 b. reporJet
when Congress meets next week. Mr. CObl
has had two interviews with the District COM
misaiOnerS touching the bill. II will probably
be reported TO the appropriation committee in
aoout the SAME Shape ana Tor the SaVe
amounts as agreed upon by The District u
Columbia committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-27

WHITE House CALIERS.-Senator Brown,
Repre- sentatives Han Jones, OF Texas; General
Schnfield and Public Printer Defrees called on
the President to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-27

THE KIgClsESEtf RAS..E.
We have en6e3vored to m-ke Il first cl .ss art Gle
only, and have spared UO expeIt-e III the !nlIut4c-
tJIre Of our KITCHEN hA stiES to secure a e sDk =
luS nAtH;e tnst all tuat o- irsl red. IN.
have sbCCeeued, the DurIbcr ii :. sod lti
TIE s2tlsfACtOu they have eiv"l : tire best pr
Hundreds nf references ia Us city aud .5al .i s-r
We are agents for The liAiTI II rRS. 4 J,rt.h .
fange G! largest convenience aud hrst class cOn-
strOCtlOu Gncquae,. Iii Lis nlark.t
HAYWARD Il Hi'TCHINSDN,
novil I'm No.. BIZ 1fit ~ NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-27

THE ELECTORAL MESSENGERS OF all but seven
states have arrived in Washington, and delly-
ersd the electoral votes of their respective
states 10 Vice President Wheeler, The dllatoTy
mes engeIs are from The states of South Caro-
Ina. Kentucky. Mississippi. Louisiana. Michf-
gan. iowa. and Colorado Returns by mail hag,.
Dttn received from ali the states,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-27

THE L. s. SUPiEMs COURT VIII meet next
Nor day to resume work after the holiday re-
cess
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Eha 7EREsxef<

BALTIMORE, Dec. 27.-viryinia sixes old 30:
do consols, TO-; do second series, 70; do. past
due coupons, 80; do. new teu-forties, 81 u Dld
o-day.
ern super 5tlai 90. do extra, 25a5. 90; do.
family, 25a6 00 city Llill suDer, B. 50ai 03; do
brands. 6.,0a6 y: Patapsco family, Z. 25 Wheat
southern quiet and steady: western higher ard
closing easier and qnietsouthern red. l.I0al. IL :
spot and December. ]. l25IaI. l3; January, IlSa
al:l3h, February l.1GAla1. 1873: March, /. Is "a
quiet and ste ny- southern white i5a4S; do. vel
low, 46a4s western mixed. spot and December,
1T34a5sh old; t3a;3h new; January, 5saa5sN
sbsence OF free @rec.irts Rye guiet lo9 Hay steady
p2in to c0S PT69spS & nn and Maryland 2o
mess PORK. Is 50. Bnlk rneats-I6ose shoulders.
none oh.rinS; e,ear rlb sides, none offering; do.
rib sides. Sd. Hams. 9all. Lard-refned. 81.
Butter qme,aprime 70 choice western packed. lSa
a12. Petroleum nominal. Coffee strons-Rio car
goes, ordinars to fair ilAIs SUGAR very hrm-A
LiverIoOl per steau.er Qu'et-ootton. 3-I6ah d.
-four, 25s. per ton. {sacks) gran, sd. Receipts-
52.t7 bushels rye. 62O bushels Shipment. ss-.
wheat III. l04 bushels; corn. none. sales-whea,.
Ss NrW !vS Y%sE 6pshels nso corn D, 75 2.H bushels
6: E1chanse,lons. 47sH: snort. 4s2s GOV,
NEW YORK. Dec 27.-Flour quiet. Wheat quiet
and higher. Corn dull.
sEw YORK MARKETS THIS AFTERNOON.
v The following quotations @ were current in New
asked: q. g. ~ per cents. iiik bid. ii2 asked; D
se55sy ehssn Sfe5 Sem oh as
Hanslbsl and 81. Joseph. 504: Lake Shore, 1867.
tin ds se g. Pau. fG
preferred. l2ss1: Wabash. st Louis and P.citiS
Vs.. DO rsRIestaT Rss1srDsd Kansas and Texas g
Pacific Mail. 5lI. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-27

MOVEMENTS OF UNITED STATES NAVAL YES
sEls.-The Tallapoosa arrived at the navy yard
last Saturday. The United States steamer
Yantic has returned from her trial trip and is
now AZ Norfolk. She MAZE over nine knots an
hour. Which is an Improvement on her first
fnN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-27

THE INTEREST on DISTRICT SECURITIES falling
due January 1st next Will be anticipated to-
morrow, the same as the United States interest
This Interest amounts to S209 POO 81 on the old
FUNDED debt OF the District ana 81 sos on the
water stock bonds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-27

HAkSHAI IT ZsIh NUNS, tHt OHIy Out-and-Out
democrat appointed TO prominent Office dur
ing the present administration. has repe atedly
had charges OF NAL administration preferred
against him and has frequently been inve Stigt-
ted. Intfl the last investigation. which has
just been completed. Mr. FltZsimmonS has al
ways been indicated 4 special agent OF the
Department OF Justice was sent 10 Atlanta q
by certain OF his former deputies that he had
not paid them. The amount OF non- payment
was alleged TO be about $1,000. The special
agent reported 20 the department that these
charges are sustained upon investigation. The
report awaits the action of the Presidaat and
AItorr ey General. In the meantime it is ST tied
that no more money will be allowed Mr. FfT-
simmons until the matter is settled
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-27

EX-SBCRBTARY THOMPSON will leave the city
tomorrow for New York on business connected
with the Panama canal. He will be in Wash.
ington. however, 10 spend his New Year day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-27
NATIONAL THEATEH.

COMMENCING MONDAY. DEC u.
VERY EVENING UUKINtT THE NEEh. ALSO
WEHNErDA1 aud : At GKD>Y NATINEf,~
fHE COMEDIANS,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-27

TIiEEE - APPARENTLY NJ ThUTH In the report
or dTIcuIty httN-cu tNo I. :. = senator A
STAN reporter mace inquiry a0Out the matter
today "I n,IIub-r oT senators and NJ S.vers |
Senate officials All Of them pronounced the
SyOTl Il Canard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-27
TALIM iDGE HALL.

lNALI4M iDtsE HALL.
II + street. het 9yu and 10th streets.
GRAND MATINEE CONCERT
WFDNESDAN, Dec 90. 1SSb. AZ 2 ~ O'Clock U. IN.
JI BIi EE and PLAN TATiOS SOSCiS and FANCY
DANCES
BY 30 Little Children in Costume. Benefit II
Dasha way Reform Club 1ickets 25c. Chdcen l3c.
dea2- II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-27
SAEONI's GBAND oPERETTA

SAEONES GBAND OPERETTA
- THE
TWIN SIS TERS,
II be gwen by 100 YouDg Ladies Of St Doinin.c's
Parish. with Full Orchestra, at
ODD FELLOWS HALL
TUESDAY EVENING. DEC. 2S, AT 8 o'CLoCk.
Admission, 81 cents
Reserved sests. 25 CENTS extra
Seats nay he secured at Ellis Music Store. G}7
Pa ave. GeG2i-}t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-27

ELECTRIC LIGHT ExPERIARNTs.-Prof. Cohn,
or BreSlau. gives as the results OF experiments
with The electric light on tue eyes OF a number
or PERSONS that letters spots and cOl0rS are
perceived at much greater distance through the
meoium o. electric light than Dy day or gas
ught. The sensation OF yellow was Increased
sixty.fold compared with daylight; OF red six
fold, and OF green and blue about two fold
Eyes that could only with difficulty parceiv.
and DIS inguish colorS by daylight or gasii ,h1.
were much aided by electric lignt, and the vs.
ual perception was also much strengthened.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-27

TIE TALK AMONG SENAToRS.-Senator Vest
in passing through ST. Louis, Christmas, stated
that among the Senators in Washington it IS
generally understood that NJ. Blaine Is to be
secretary or state and c. j. Flley. OF Missouri
Postmaster General In Gariteid'S Cabinet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-27

How The RED MEN Do Ir.-At n conference
with the Indians al the Iateri0r ep4rtment a
Cay or two ago Rattiiag RIO, one or The chiefs
got Gil good story. He was about 20 state
proposition, when he WAS ntnrctorrd by an
indian, who opposed what IL lfiIllg RIO c1uten-
} alt q urging. The latter 1T The furerlooer g
fahtad, Gut when ha g1L throw IN be said: Il
nave always fOuHt when duy one vans to
state a IN ~ proposition he Is always anxious
10 ne heard before any one else" This was a
more di-nIftd way of p11sin, the lie than g
practictd q liz Lhe House oT RAyTcsenratIytS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-27

"BE PoNCA INDIANS TO day had another in
tervi.w with Secretary Schurz. Standing But
falo was their principal spokesman. In making
Known their wants the Indians were very
anxious about school-houses and educational
facilities. The Secretary told them that the
school. house now building for them would De
pushed TO completion as rapidly as possible He
also told them that he hoped that the Indian
Seyeralty bill would be passed during the pres
sDt session OF Congress- and that as soon as it
became a law eac one or them would be given
d farm. the title TO which would be as valid as
that OF any white man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-27

THE STATEMENT telegraphed hence that Gen.
Garfield had requested President Hayes to
make certain anti COnkltng appointments in
New York state. so as to relieve him OF emblr
rassInent when he assumes the presidency, is
pronounced by Gen. Garie,ds friends 10 be
untrue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-27

FRIENDS OF SENATOR COSKLING deny that ht
contempates making personal explanation
ouching The correspondence between him seli
ana Senator Bayard with reference TO The
Phelps, Dodge d Co. moaty case. The Senators
friends say that il Mr. Bayard can afford to leJ
the matter rest where 1t is. the New YORK Sena
tor certainly can,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-27

DR. CHARLES L. HAiNER has removed
tS his Office and Residence frCIa 944 l. street 10
corner of l4th and III SITS northwest, No. 400 st.
Office hours a. usual So to 81 an, L to / p.
NJ, 10 y
Messages LETT at Eiiot's Drug store, 10th and
III, before lU O'clock m. VIII be seen at taat
hour dsci4 2W'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-27

a Speculative Satire Ia Folr Acts
CI-TIEk SHAEP. --....... Dir. s.IUASC RfjES y
tof the san Er.HCl.Co stock Exchanye
DTIs 81 bNE FLAT SIR WI " Cki \ {,
IA Psislu, the Pros i-ct:Ve Owner Of Ii'uu.S
EIuIIL = 20 be q rIIt H-.r, and ever
I6ady for q iu. or Il G Al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-27

CONGRESSMAN ELkCT BRCNH, OF Pennsylvania
is reported 70 have said that he VIII act with
the grPenbackers In Congress. 1t has been sup
posed that he would 20 with the republ cans, as
IL was by combination against the democratic
CANDIDATE that he was elected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-27

GEN. WHEELER'S FRIENDS announce that he
has decided lot to contest the election OF Lowe,
The greenbacker from Alabama, as it was said
he would do at first. on the ground that the
number or the district was represented on tne
grpenb back tickets by figure Instead OF being
spelled out In Roman Characters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-27
EzOsSSON ASD CRAVE.
ROBSON AND s'tgs sNf..
SKsAEEk'S AND FLATS.

VIII aTpear IN u entirely <iaal Amerir ~ Com
tGy, written expressly for them. elutled
, 1880-01-19
L14~1: S'l'OCk.

c,NTrI;E-A wns fcnEcd would 10 tho case, tho rc.
rult 1T tho advanced priccs ctahi'st1e during tho
week onlnR With Jun. 10 "a* hrEo5 'nereaten SUI
pIy oE .t,ck mud tnrInknYu III rnnes for flta wGeK
inst rIo.ess. In MI prNvIns jhN,ry were 81 nnay
cto roculvcd IN II s'ng1u week. md That the deca'no
.il.l nut uxcued teD!5c WIN surprise " tIc trnan
uencrnl!y, rho tnHlunu frnm tho opening fn Tho
c,,sc MAS fn!ry nctiyc. All claHAss OF bHyeH took
hold In tuul why, md, Mr:h M wern tho "fTeFn1s.
tho csu IT tho weak xnw the yas* well Glearoa nnd
.tcny prices prevailing. During the rst half " ne
week tho aaailty wIs excellent, MI unusually l1rHa
number Of choice md o1trn trvra hc'nx otfercd hut
Inter sts w. v, tn n; s-
~ Il & 5 s II Es;
.hs sa,a o oxtreo foss Is r., sss II wM* ynS ,,;s s;e
81 o. a %Mo Gs"stfa'Ea Gsssir a na:'sh Hs;
~ IT. sri 1sr fir !s r. Snfr o s'sfs ss s,'sa II
@ ths ss Az e ri sattsy e. s
naste naftot w VIZ stenty @ Il tho fo"T'ns:
QUOTATIONS.
E.trn t3eeyes-f1nduI stuuss. Weighing f.FO . an |
clofs ssIas lIss*cstl 1s0 tu n H.. 4+
,,tEna' tn 1 mta.a,ssr. ~ III mi c; xca,i:
ne Il e. 10 c:,n IND ''''1''
co,n,.,n tH sitcS @ @S9Ms fur city s'Husitef' ewease
s"ef m S oa.o
bulls, nnd .5nlnw"H steerH''....'''.''.'.. agSai5S
vfSs VI yydS S,,@,i; ssH;
,ss;s s;s Il s{| IL N IN 'nsss; svass 's M
a.; y4.ny VIZ: IT, 9 rg yss w.
ySrs%sr %y w. anf y f. pssxs
sS '3;s W. Hs !ss: !t' sS$ ";::
S5f ; :i; ii ssss; + s;ns: IS.
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