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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-04-01

To Consu ptives.-Many have been happy
to give their testimony in favor of the use CT
"VLibOrS Pure COd-Liper Oil and Lime" EXpe-
Consum ptiOn. Asthma, D phtheria. ana all diseases
the Throat ard Lungs Manufactured ONLY by
\. B. WILBoR, chemist, Boston. Sold by all dl ug-
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-04-01
Published March %, 1891
CHA TEP 900
people Of the state of Wisconsin, represented
senate and assembly. do enact as follows:

AN ACT for the establishment of a state normal
school in the fourth congressional district OF
Wisconsin
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AN ACT TO authorize the secretary of state to sub
scribe Tor biographical sketches of members of
Ine constitutional conventions Of 1916 and
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Published March e. 1850. ]
CHAPTER go

AN ACT to regulate the disbursement of public
money in certain cases, and prescribing penal
ties for miSappro priation thereof
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-25
Wall Street To-day.

NEW YORK, August 25.-The Posts financial
artlcle says: The stock exchange markets on
Gay. L. S. bonds fully maintain the recent ad-
vance, and choice railroad investments are
scarce and In price firm. The features of the
Snale aro Specniaaon are re tne coal stocks Della,
TO 81, Delaware and Hudson to S63k, jersey Cen
tral to IS, and Morris and Essex to 111ss The
ADVANCE In the price OF coal Is the general rea-
son assigned for the buying Of these stocks,
and the proposed extension OF the Delaware
LackaWanna and Western to Buffalo is the
special PEE J. reason giving for buying that stock.
been In c. c. & l. c. to 1Sz from 1Is/. a fresh
movement In the stock being reported on a re-
iteration OF old stories. The remainder of the
!lSC advanced 1aas4, the latter Union Pacific. 1t
is said that the earnings of some of the leading
roads are not, SO far at least as grain freightS
are concerned, as good as they were, and it is
explained by the comparatively low price OF
wheat and the consequent dtsinclination OF
farmers TO sell. Since noon part OF The morn
lngs advance had been lost. The stock OF the
Montauk gas COAL which yesterday leaped from
90 10 81 is selling to-day In small amounts at &C.
Sutro tunnel stock is more active than of late
the buying being On the theory that it must
snare whatever improvement there Is In the
Comstock lode mines At noon the Us. assis-
lant treasurer opened proposals to sell bonds 60
The sinking fund The entire amount offered
was s., ,l22, $50, and over half of the bonds were
offered at about current market quotations.
The awards will appear In later edition. BE-
fore noon the leading drawers of foreign eX-
change reduced their posted rates for sterlinf.
10 4S2 and 4S4. Even this reduction does not
Drlns lhe posted rates near to the actual rates.
the market being heavy and prime bankers
sterling being obtainable at 1905. a4S1 and
4s2a4. Cable transfers are 4S3 ka4S4, and first
class commercial bills are 419a1I. Four steamers
from Europe arrived here to-day. having on
board foreign gold OF the value OF 81, 800, ,GO6 A
detailed statement is promised later In the day.
The weakness of the foreign exchange market
To-Day promises further important tmportations
OF gold i'll the early future
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TkR MarkR3a.

BALTIMORE, August 25.-virginia skies, de-
I do past "a due counoDs o deS0nn do new serssa ssn
forties. 423s; do. forty coupons. 9l}S bid TO-
.na BaALtIIMoRE trL s,Ag August 2s-Gotton stock Hgh.
fss fsm s ey
fsyoo ffs%y ismy seS o. wbss soisIa @
western s quiet and shade easier,southern rcd. IS
1%asr WESTERN niner spet NS .aa Sys
sSspssmHs5 iGsssg S Ssf
Tas 1asSs e. g. yssKT sFp @
81; dPennsylvania. ssass: Bye quiet. 81. Hay lay
hsnsacyaPEm1 sna 70 .91 tS choice and Mary
pork. 16.75 Bulk mests-ioose shonldars nane
and ess 6 sldes Hone hsre do PACKED. 81
Mams dna 12aalsk Lard-Teaned. terees. O. Butter
SeoiSe ssssn hoss pasaea saG ssnea s
bniee qWet and steadyRio cargoes ordinary to
q s9ps ig esf sssamsE %saissS
oss xass basS:
bushes oorn 9sth1ls s
bushels: corn. 68,t OO bushels ''''0o'
active Mensk. .sa .Aaasust sSnstocss strong and
wNl.V NEW YORK. August 25.eFiour dull and weak.
STs isr both: Atlantic and Great Western first
mo u trustees certificates, 79k Atlantic and
e9nsois us Erie: 42s; do. second consols. 93
Il I5Tla Central. ll6 Pennsylvania Central. 6OKS
onOtNxDON. August Is. p. m.-Atlantic and
Treat Western first mortgage trustees certificates.
Atlantic and Great Western seconds, 3OX
LONDON, August IS, $50 p. m.-India
Con1ci bills were allotted to-day at q decline Of
1-16d. per rupee.
LONDON, August Is. o. m.-Erie. AZ, do.
second consols. 92k. Illinois Central, 1i6X
Reading. ~. "'
NEW YORK MARKETS THIS AFTERNOON
Ihe following quotations were current In New
xof1 Today at p. NJ. "a reported by Lewis John
eon 90. 80. g, 4 par cent?. 109XsllO; b. 8.
~ NJ per es cents & &ail:1l7h; Of O. ssSS. gszs;
3s1 Erie. 20; Michissn Central S6z; Hanni6si
and et. Joseph, S84 Lake Shore. 1Osls Northwest
1COH do. preferred. 121: Iron Mountain, 6612;
Rock @ Island. u4; ST Paul, ssX;. do: preferred.
III; Wabash. 81. Louis and Pacific 40; do. pre-
ferrods IOX: Kansas and Texas, S7X: W. o..
T%elsgraRh. % 1o6K; O. o. and I. O.. lsG; Pacific
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-25

ILL-VENTILATED COURT RooMs-Perhaps some
OF our readers may know OF a court room that is
IN temperature. We do not now recall one
Most OF the nervousness. headache, impatience
and petulance OF lawyers Is attributable to lily
ventilated court rooms They kill of our pro.
fession with sureness and rapidity. 1t is impos-
sible for any man to preserve his mental euui-
libIlum In q court room steaming with bad
breath and foul odors, and now az roasting and
again at freezing temperature. The best court
rooms OF the city OF New York are not ire
proachable In this respect. we believe and the
worst are deadly. In London we are Informed.
they are even worse. The public seem to think
that almost any hole or den is good enough Or
the temple OF justice There need not be gor-
geousness Hor imposing display but there should
be little sensible attention to the preservation
OF health.-Albdnv Lap Journal
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A Destructive Conflaprar;on


PHILADELPHIA, August "a fire broke out
shOrtiy after 4 O'Clock this morning In the -four
mill OF VIM b: Thomas q Co.. northwest corner
OF 18th and Willow streets. The flames are said
by some to have originated In the engine ROOM
Tut others state that the fire was seea srmul-
taheous!y In several parts OF the mill. Spread
Ing rapidly the flames communicated to the
stove and hollow ware foundry OF Stuart
Peterson on the west which extended as did
the mill from Willow to Hamilton street. and
then TO the large building at the sw. corner 18Th
atd hamilton streets, occupied by Gumpert Il
Bro, manufacturers OF cigars. Thomas & Co.'S
Mill was In operation at the time the fire was
discovered, and the workmen beat ahasty retreat
one OF them, VIM. Miller, foreman In the mill
Ing room. is missing. The building was soon in
ruins. all the walls falling. and filing the
streets by which it is bounded. The falling
C Peteison's foundry, and the flames, which
soon swept Into the pattern room, in the north
east corner OF the structure. destroyed nearly
an the patterns. which, NJ: Peterson stated.
loss at $95, geo, which is co,orrd by insurance
The loss en- the mill property is placed at
s,oe'o @ Gumpert q Bro; OCCUPY the second
building at the northwest corner Of 18th aud
Hamilton streets and the second. third and
fourth floors In the rear. The first and fourth
foors OF the front OF the structure are vacant
The building is 11o feet front by 65 feet deep
Ihe nrm employ ed $50 hands. and they had in
STOCK 100000 loose cigars Their insurance Is
s2S COe, and Will cover their loss. On the east
side OF 18th street all the buildings were dam
aged. Tine coal Office OF CARRIER Bros. northeast
corner OF 18th and Willow streets, was Quilted.
causing loss of 50 600: insured. Extending
LorthWard the store and dwelling OF Mathilda
Douglas, No. 429, was damaged to the extent of
500; No. 49, Lacey's tavern, S. 900; southeast
corner OF 18th and Hamilton, occupied by VIM
Robinson, blacksmith shop and dwelling, $500:
northeast corner Of 18th and Hamilton, Peter
Smalfs saloon, 81, 800; No. 443, saloon of Fred.
Naumann, 81 GOO; No. 445, saloon OF Jacob VIII,
$500, and several small dwellings In the rear of
18th street, above Willow street, slightly dam
aged,
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kilograms to The Star.
THE IRISH SITUATION.
SPAIN'S COMING EVENT.
SENSATION OVER GAMBETTA,S SPEECH
DOMINION AFFAIRS.
S A r A T OG A RAG ES.
AQUATIC CONTESTS.
MEXICAN BANDITS ROUTED,
DOMINION AFFAIRS.
S A R AT OGA r ACE
AQUATIC CONTESTS.
MEXICAN BANDITS ROUTED,
THE IRISH AGITATION.
Views OF q London Times Cores.

VIEWS OI LOnOOn IlmeS COffeSs
pOndent.
LONDON, August Pa dispatch from Dublin
TO the Times says:-Some additional alarm may
perhaps be produced In regard to the state of
ireland among people at a distance by the dis
closure Of fenianism made by correspondent
OF the New York Herald in Ireland. Very few,
however, will be alarmed or believe it to be Inn
poItant. A secret society OF Irish republicans
does exist, but 1t is comparatively harmless.
such an organization has attractions for eX-
IRENE 1anatical enthusiasts. IL Is evidently
recognized by the ParDellstS, but an association
OF fanatics is an association OF essentially dis
contented men. aud they are beginning to grum-
Die at the smallness OF their share OF the glory
OF The anti.English agitation. Neither Itself or
us organs In the press are thriving financially.
The Parnellite organization is much more I'M
pOItant
Too Many Home Rulers Absent.
Mr. Parnell has sent telegram from the
House OF commons expressing his regret that
only some thirty members. less than one-half
OF the Irish party, were present in the house on
Monday. Ample notice was given that the eS-
Inmates would be taken up at that sitting. and
an urgent whip was issued to each member
AS several days must elapse before the Irish
cor staoulary estimates can be carried Mr..
ParDell trusts that more members will De pres
ent when they are reached
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-25

ANDnIA TO-DAf-NEALE AHEAD, But HIS NOMI-
NATION NOT CERTAIN.
Especial to The Stdr.1
ALEXANDRIA. VA, August 25.
The congressional convention for the Sth dis.
tItct OF Virginia met here at noon to-day There
are five candidates that Is avowed candidates
for the Congressional nomination. These are
S. c. Neale, OF Alexandria; j. W. Foster, of
Loudon; Holmes Conrad, OF Frederick; j. c.
Gibson, Of Culpepper. and r. Fl. Lee, of Clark
county. Gen. Hunton Is not candidate In
tne sense that he seeks the nomination. but If
1t comes TO him without solicitation on his part
he would not decline.
The leading candidate is Neale, of Alexandra.
votes of a majority of the convention.
1t is matter OF much doubt though
II Neale will pull through. There is a
movement to adopt the two-thirds rule which, II
It prevails will very seriously antagonize Neale.
The opposing candidates say that Neale cannot
recruit StrenEt !; that although he is near the
goal ne Will never reach it, for The reason that
he las drummed up every vote he can get The
1act, 100, that Neale has for months back been
assiduously at work TO secure the nomination
operates against him with the class of delegates
VINO Deleve that the Office should seek the man
and not the man the Office
There may be no nomination to-day, and the
convention will hardly complete its WORK be-
fore tomorrow night A long discussion is
threatened over the resolution 10 be presented
to adopt the two-thirds rule.
1t Is among the probabilities and not a remote
dates will secure the nomination. Gen. Payne.
OF Warrenton, may be the nominee. He is not
candidate, but il his name should be sprung
upon the convention while the rival candidates
are worrying each other, he would go through
with Wh1rl. Such contingency. too, may
again give General Hunton the nomination,
although his chance does not at this writing
look favorable-thiS only because he declines to
be considered a candidate
The convention was called to order in the new
nall OF the Alexandra Light Infantry Company.
temporary chairman. In his address he said
ire Lominee of the convention would have no
easy road to travel as the readluSters had nom-
mated candidate worthy to be an adversary.
The Neale men this afternoon feel confident.
Ihey say on the second ballot he will pull
through. AT caucus OF Neales friends last
night they decided If the convention adopted
the two-thirds rule to stick TO Neale If it took
week Tor the convention TO do It's work.
After appointing committees on credentials
ana organization the convention took recess
until D,m.
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The Mexican RanditS Rourad.

SAN fKANCIsCO, august "a dispatch from
Tucson, n T.. says: Sheriff Butner with a posse
LETT here last night to intercept and arrest the
Mexican bifgahd Reyes who with his band
were reported TO be In this vicinity. Butner
met them about eight miles from the town. and
a right el sued in which about fifty shots were
nrtd. The MexicaIs fed Leaving several dead
ana wounded, as well as their animals and
weapons On the fleld. The Sheriff followed, but
soon, lost their trail IN the darkness The
oanolts are supposed TO number about nifty A
comI any OF L. S. troops are now In pursuit Of
them. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-25

NEW 1oRk, August 25.-Mr. Robert L. Barth
retired clothing dealer, 6S years old, and re-
committed suicide by shooting himself I'm the
head at his residence about 81 O'Clock this
morning. For the past 20 years Mr. Barth has
oeen troubled with neuralgia pains in the head
He was married and I'm good cIfcum
stances: His wife says he had given her no
lntlmat1on of his suicidal Intention, but shortly
after his sleepiD room had been put in order
ne passed her in the hall, went in and closing
lhe door almost Immediately shot himself His
death was apparently instantaneous
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TWO CENTS.
The Races at Saratoga.

SARATOGA. n. Y, August 25.-The weather to-
DAY is cold and threatening. The attendance is
small. and the track In good condition. The
nrst race was for purse or 5000. or which $50 TO
second horSe-entrance free-Luke Blackburn
oarred-three-Quarterso OF mile. Ctilita was
scratched. and no pools were sold on the race
GiTone being big favorite. Glrofie won easily
Hurry second. Time, l:2Osl.
Second lace, the Equity sweepstakes, for two.
year oldS; S25 each, with $500 added, OF which
$l0U 10 second horse. and the third 10 save h s
stake-three quarters OF a mile Pools sold as
follows: Thora, $3.50; Springfield. 49, Ada. slOO;
Bonnie Lizzie. SIS; feld-Alfambra, Jewelry,
Bootlack: sos. Springfield won the second
1:lIL.
Third race-Purse $500, OF which $50 to second
morse, for fhree-year olds. one mile. Pools sold:
Oden 500, Gold Bug Sl65. CO.. Sprague sos.
last. Time. l45IS,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-25

A COMFY ISLAND CLAIMANT DEAD.-John Ell.
mems, wealthy bachelor, who was one OF the
claimants to large part OF Coney Island, was
found dead in his bed yesterday morning In the
residence OF his brother iL-.aw, Martin ShOo
maker in New York. Much excitement was
caused in the vicinity by Mr.. Emmen's sudden
death. as he had on the night before retired ap-
examination showed that death had resulted
from convulsions and granular degeneration of
the kidneys.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-25

JuMrEp THE TRACK.-While passenger train
on the Central railroad OF New Jersey was
crossing the bridge at Newark bay yesterday.
the rear Car, containing about 20 passengers
lett the track and went humping along for
vest sice, and was only prevented from tum0.
ling into the bay by the strength Of the coupl-
iIgS and the chains on the trucks. The track
for a short distance was twisted into the shape
OF the letter S. Two boys fishing on the bridge
Jumped into the bay to save their lives, and
were picked up by some boatmen In an ex-
kausted condition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-25

name could not be aScertained, attended ser.
vices at the Methodist church on Sunday morn.
ing. partly for the purpose OF seeing General
Grant, Tor whom she had unbounded admira-
room was too much for her, and Just before the
arrival OF the General she tainted away and was
assisted by friends out OF the building. Through
applications OF cold water and the vigorous
use OF fans the old lady's consciousness was re-
stored and she was advised to return home, but
this she refused to do and taking seat IN q
at an end, and then made her way through the
crowd to where Gen Grant stood. Taking the
hand OF the old soldier, the old lady exclaimed
In jubilant and satisfied tone: General,
have i've sons who fought with you, and was
bound not TO 90 away from the church without
seeing you."-Leadctue (Col.l Democrat, August
13.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-25
His Fortune Came too Late.

NEW YORK. AuguSl 25.-TEe body OF William
ROBERTS, coal passer on the steamer Scythia
VINO was drowned While bathiug In the North
river sunday. was recovered this morning.
RotertS Is the man whom cable from Liver
pool few hours after his death announced as
falling heir In England to g., 500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-25

CHARLESTON, S. c., August 25.-Hons d.
wyatt Aiken and George L. 1illman sitting
members. nave been renominated as the demo-
cratic candidates for Congress In the Sd and 5Ib
South Carolina districts respectively.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-25
bloody WOrk of a Tramn.

CHICAGO, Ill, August 25.-A dlSpaUcn from
Pueblo says: Hugh Mooney, the section boss
who was stabbed by Jerry Crowley. was a
peaceable man, and that the tramp 1nterfered
with the section men and when ordered away
by Mooney became angry aud attacked him,
sIasbing him in the breast and stomach.
Mooney died almost instantly, and the tramp
was arrested.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-25
FundtnpaC C;tv naht

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. August 25.-At a special
election here yesterday, an ordinance providing
for funding the outstanding Indebtedness of the
city, by issuing 90-year five per cent bonds
was adopted on light vote by 226 majority.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-25
Two Trains Rum Torether.

CHICAGO, August 25.-A collision occurred be-
tween TWO passenger trains on the Joint track
OF Inc lilo Grande and South Park railroad yes
terday morning near Leadyille. Both engines
were badly wrecked, but no one was nurt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-25
Political N0leS.

TIE prohibition reform party of New Jersey
VIII meet in state convention at Trenton on
Sept. 1St to nominate a candidate for governor
and an electoral ticket.
Col II. II. Finley will leave for Indiana In a
few days to take part In the democratic canvass
OF that state.
Joshua K. Osgood has withdrawn as the can
dldate of the temperance party for the gover-
norsh1p OF Maine.
Gen. Garfield goes to the soldiers reunion at
Ashland, Ohio, to-day.
The following additional congressional NOM
nations have been made Asa r. Brundage
dem., and W. Connolly. greenback. 18th Penn
sylvan1a; W. Il. Waldby, dem., I'd Michigan;
Geo. HaZelton, rep., Sd Wisconsin; George w,
Weber, rep, 5th Wisconsin; ex-LIeut Gov. AL
phonsuS Hart, rep., 7th Ohio. The Arizona ter
r1tor1al convention nominated II. w. Stewart
for delegate to Congress.
The Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, 1t is said, Will
take part In the republican canvass In the au-
tumn.
Ex-Gov. Horatio Seymour, 1t is said, will ad-
dress democratic mass meeting at Addison,
Steuben county, n. Y, on the 11th OF September.
Senator Conkling is definitely announced to
speak at Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati,
and at three places In Indiana-Forr Wayne
Terre Haute and indianapolis.
Leading republicans OF San Francisco have
organized new club, to be known as the Re
publican League OF California. The Initiation
zee Is $50, but the club has already two hundred
members.
Col. Hendrtck B. Wright the well known
PENNSYLVANIA greenbacker, has at last got
anti-Beamish wing of the Lackawanna demo-
Gratis.
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NIr. Hughe. at Newport.

NEWPORT, r. l., August 25.-Mr. Thomas
Hughes member OF parliament, and party, ar
rived here from New York this morning. Tney
are the guests of Mr.. Franklin W. Smith. OF
Boston. They leave Tor the est in few DAYS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-25

QUEER BABY.-A natural curiosity died In
Annapolis, Md. last evening. 1t was child of
colored parentage. and when born had white
curly hair resembling Sleeps WOOL The eyes
were of pinktsh color and the complexion was
snow white, with Slight tinge OF red on her
cheeks. 1t very closely reSembled large wax
doll which has been exhibited In a shop WIN
dow and which the mother OF the Child had fire.
quently admired and expressed an anxious
uesire TO purchase It, but was unable to do so
The physicians pronounce 1t remarkable case
OF kltS1iS 1lHtlLrfp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-25

The police made a raid on flve pool.sellinp
arrested those In charge,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-25

FAREWELL HONoRs TO JUDGE KEY.-The OFF,
GERS and employ Gs OF the Post Office depart
ment met this afternoon, at O'Clock, Judge
Tyner presiding, Mr.. Blackfan secretary.
Resolutions Tegretting Judge Keys de-
partuIe were adopted. The Postmaster G ,n-
eral was waited upon by O committee and
escorted 10 the room OF meeting. lie
was received with loud clapping of the HANDS
Judge Tyner made a short speech. The reSolu-
tons were read, and then the retiring Post,
master General spoke for few minutes. He then
shool, hands all around. Postmaster General
Maynard was present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-25

THE CHINESE IN CuBA.-The establishment OF
the Chinese consulate in Cuba Is producing, It
Is said, q most benencent influence. The gov
Chine Sc detained by the government for being
runaways or for being without contract for
work or for any other than criminal cause
sha all be set free, and that hencefor all ChiHeee
shall enjoy the same rights as other individual 8
belonging to friendly nation.
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virginia Politics.

THB CONTEST IN THR STH CONG SESSIONAI, DIS
TRlCT-THE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION AT ALEX
ANDRIA TO-DAY-NEALE AHEAD, But HIS NOMI-
NATION NOT CERTAIN,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-25

ALWAYS ON DECK
With complete Stock OF the
VERY BEST GOODS
Pres hat oT m 3h5 1s and asd csu s
our customers 20 rejoice.
special feature of stock Just :. this time Ia
large lot Of
NEW JAPAN TEA,
natural leaf (urcolored.) IT IL Of the first ''Msy
gicElngs. and is pronounced by all who have tried
II TO be TIE most delicious article Of Tea they have
Another attractive feature o: our stock TO- d.yis
AN UNUSUALLY CHOICE ARTICLE OF
GOSHEN BUTTER.
Telephonic connections.
ELPHONZO YOUNGs.
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nAOsERs of ND-HAND CLOTHING,
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THE EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To DAY.-Internal rev t.
enue, 5. 50, ,3ls.l4; customs $3.50 251.sO.