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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-25
THE PARoTID GLAND.
Iwslling OF Parosid Gland Will Not Scat

Swelling Of Parotid Gland Will Not Scat
WASHINGTON, August 24.-Dr. Bliss
is quoted on the streets as having told
a friend last evening that everything
that could be done by human beings
has been resorted to by the attending
surgeons TO scatter the swelling OF the
Presidents parotid gland, but it did not
appear to yield, and suppuration seemed
inevitable. The Doctor thought, how
ever, that its discharge would be COM
psratively light.
The Incisiou Msde-Pulso ll5.
Executive MANSION, August "a, 2:l5
P. M.-As stated in the unofficial bulletin
sent at 1920 this morning, the swelling
of the Presidents parotid gland,
although it has not perceptibly changed
in appearance since yesterday, seemed
little softer to the touch. A more
careful examination made later in the
day convinced the surgeons that
Pus Had Already Begun to Form
and as the patients condition was satis-
factory it was decided to make an incl
sion Immediately after the noon exami-
nation. The operation was a COM
paratiyely trifiing one and was
performed by DR.. Hamilton without the
use of anasthetics, local or general, but
with sntiseptic precautions in the shape
OF carbolic acid spray. Thecut was made
Just under and forward OF the right ear
and resulted in the liberation OF
A Small Quantity OF Healthy Puss,
estimated by DR.. Bliss to be about
equivalent in bulk to two medium sized
peas. The patients pulse went up to
ll5 Immediately after the operation but
soon began to recede and in bali an hour
had fallen to the point at which 1t stood
when the examination was made for the
noon bulletin, viz l04. The patient is
now resting quietly and his general con
dItion is in no respect worse than before
the incision was made. 1t is thought
there will now be
No Further Trouble
with the psrotid gland, since il more pus
forms it can readily escape through this
opening. The patient has swallowed to-
day fourteen ounces OF liquid food, con-
sisting principally of beef extract, pep
toni seed, milk and milk porridge. At
this hour he continues to do well.
There are some signs OF
Trouble With Other Glands,
and should the one now infamed be
successfully dealt with others are likely
to demand immediate attention. There
has been pain or rather tenderness
discovered in the last twenty-four hours
in the patients knee joints and alorg
the grotn. The patient has shown
strong desire to have his knees drawn
up as he lies upon his back, and this
may give him some relief from the peri
tional soreness. The prospect OF suffer-
ing il life is continued is
Almost Appalling.
Vice President Arthur informed re-
porter this afternoon that be had not
been summoned to Washington, and
added that he had not received to-day
any message from the capitol. He only
knew of the condition of the President
from published bulletins. "The Presi-
dent is better, is he uot?" said he con-
fidently as the inquirer withdrew.
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EVENTS ABROAD.
PROTESTS AGAINST GAMBeTTA.
Irish 0enunciation Of Earl Harcourt-Antl-
Jewish Agitation in Germany-Teri-
Bile Rayages Of Asiatic Cholera in
Siaro-letters Of Sympathy
Acknowledged.
GENERAL FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
ENGLAND.
Great Damage TO Crops.

LONDON, August 24.-Reports from
various parts OF the provinces state that
the heavy rains have done great damage
to the crops. Some cut crops have
already begun to sprout. Great appre-
tensions are felt for the harvest in Ire.
land owing to the continuous rain
throughout the country. Corn is much
damaged and potatoes showing signs OF
extensive disease.
House Of Commons.
LONDON, August 24.-The House OF
.Gonpnons was counted out last evening
while Hope, hifcfal ConsaxRatiy vas
moving q second reading OF the bill Tor
the relief the contumaclous prisoners.
The bill, which is completely lost for
this session, was intended to effect the
release of Rev. s. F. Green, the rltualist
of the Miles plotting, imprisoned at
Lancaster. The bill had already passed
the Lords.
Letters of Sympathy for Garfield Ac-
knowledged.
LONDON, August 24.-United States
Minister Lowell writes to the Times that
he has received a dispatch from Secre-
tary Blaine acknowledging the arrival at
Washington of numerous addresses Of
sympathy forwarded by Lowell, from
various public bodies and sources in
Great Britain, in regard TO the President.
He says there is no way Of conveying to
corporations and private persons who
sent addresses a recognition OF their
courtesy by his Government, Lowell
therefore asks the Times to publish an
extract of the dispatch OF Blaine, stating
the numerous addresses in regard to Mr..
Garfield cannot but further strengthen
the affection for the mother country,
already existing in the hearts OF the
American people.
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beipgfixed. As the surgeons have already
told him his wound is now causing them
little anxiety, he appeared to see no
reason why such q trip should lnlure
him. On being told that 30 long rail-
road journey would be imprudent, ne
said he had determined not to remain
i'm the White House any longer II he
could help it, and asked il he could not
90 TO Fortress Monroe in q steamer.
The surgeons could only promise him
he should be removed at the earliest
possible moment that it could be safely
done.
Message to Lowell.
WASHINGTON, August 24.-The fol-
lowing was sent this afternoon:
Loauel, Minister to London: -,
According to the opinion OF his ply
sicians there is no marked change IN Inc
Presidents condition since the last dis
patch. At this hour, 80 P. NJ, there ID
some indications of an increase OF fever,
which they say is in part caused by the
increased heat of the day. He con-
tinues to take LIQUID food and does not
seem troubled by nausea or indiges-
ton.
Signed] BLAINE,
Secretary Of State.
The Parotid Gland Lanced.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, T:45r.R=eince
the noon examination the surgeons have
lanced the Presidents inhamed parotid
gland and liberated small quantity OF
pus. The patient did not seem much
weakened by the operation. His pulse
Immediately aiterward went up to ll5,
but soon receded and is now lO4. DR..
Reyburn says the results are entirely
satisfactory, and this information is con-
firmed by DR.. Hamilton.
DR.. Aguew Summoned.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, August "A, lO
P. M.-Dr. Bliss sent the following tele-
gram to-day:
WASHINGTON, August "a.
To DR.. d. II. Agne,V, Philadelphia:
The subject of the removal OF the
President from the White House being
seriously considered, we desire your i'm
mediate presence. Answer.
TSignedl d. W. BLISS.
DR.. Agnew will be here at half-past ~
tonight.
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TEXAS TRAGEDY.
Fatal Results Of q Law Suit.

SHERMAN, Tex August 24.-News OF
the most horrible affair in Cook coun-
ty has been received. Some time since
Ben Blanton, ex.Sherif OF Cook county,
and very desperate man, met James
Todd, who had been q witness against
him in law suit, and abused and in
suited him in most outrageous man.
ner. They separated, each vowing to
meet the other for a final settlement
The men met to day. both drew weapon
and fired. Todd was shot through the
heart and in the breast. The top ol
Blanton's head was blown of. Both
men were living dead when discovered,
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RICHMOND, VA.
Conflict OF Authority.

RICHMOND, Va, August 24.-There is
a conflict OF authority between Mayor
Cardington and the officials OF the Rich
mond and Allegheny railroad in conse-
ouence Of the action of the former last
niVht in having water turned from the
canal abont three miles above the city
into the river so as to in measure sup
ply the dam which feeds the city water
works. To-day the railroad people
closed the gates, but they were again
opened and the railsoad authorities
sought warrants for the arrest OF those
opening the gates. The railroad people
are willing to turn the water into the
canal at Boske's dam, about nine miles
above the city, which course they think
would give relief. The common coun-
Gil is endeavoring to devise plan to Sc
cure permanent relief.
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FRANCE
Protests Against the Election of Gam.
beta.

Protests Against the Election of Gam.
beta.
New YORK, August PA Paris dis.
patch says: Vigorous prote sts against
the election OF Gambetta in two districts
in the twentieth arrondizement have
been addressed to several Radical pa.
pers, which publish them this morning.
These protests are signed by two thou
sand electors, and appear to be based on
reasonable grounds. They assert that
in numerous cases the bulletins de-
clared no returns in the First district,
ballots having thereon the name Of
Toney Revillon having been illegally
annulled on. the pretext that Revillon
was candidate only in the Second dis.
trict. They moreover accuse Gambettas
agents of corruption. Tie bill stickers
also claim there was notorious discrep.
ancies between the figures announced
last Sunday at Belleville Maitre and
those published by the prefecture OF
Seine. Gambetta's election will not be
assured till all these questions have
been examined.
The Republigue FrancaiSe, in an i'm
portant article to-day, declares that
what FRANCE needs msst is R9t ,BE9gramme'
would seeIii 10 InuIcare tuat GamDetta
is prepared to give the country both.
Fatal Family Fight.
PARIS, KY, August 24.-iesterday
afternoon James S. Offutt was killed by
VIM. H. Current near the latter's resi-.
dence at Ewalt's Cross Roads. Ofutt
was perhaps the most noted and desper.
ate man in the Blue Grass region, and
Current and Offett were brothers in-law,
the latter having married about year
ago. Some weeks ago an alteration be-
tween Current aud Otfutt caused adesre
on the part OF the latter for the life OF the
former. Armed with shot gun Ohutt
went to Currents house and by threats
of killing her husband 80 excited Mrs.
Current that she was thrown intospasms
and from the effects of these, coupled
with sickness attendant upon premature
child birth, she died.
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Leo Hartmann in Iowa.

Council BLUFFS, August 24.-Leo
Hartmann, the notorious Nihilist, has
been in Council Bluffs for two days
He is now on his way east. The Non
pareil tomorrow morning will contain
a lengthy interview with Hartmann,
the interview having been secured by
a reporter representing himself as
Land Leagner. He says he anticipates
no trouble and will soon come out
boldly and fearless,y. He carries the
papers which prove his identity.
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Miners Strike Probable.

COLUMBUS, o., August 24.-Delegates
representing all the coal miners in the
Hooking Valley will hold meeting next
Friday at Logan, to consider the propri-
ETY. OF inaugurating strike in case the
operators refuse to advance the price
for mining from 20 to so cents per ton.
Many miners 60 instructed to insist
upon the proposed advance. The main
question will be whether a strike shall
occur in September or after October lst.
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YORKTOWN.
Active Z. operations for the Cen
tennial.

Active Z. epIrations for the Gen.
tennial.
New YORK, August 24.-An order for
a $1,000 vase CT bowl to be presented
to the best drilled battalion OF soldiers
in the field at Yorktown during the cell
ebration was to-day left with jewelry
6rm. The party offering the premium
leaves the appointment Of the commit
tee OF award to the Secretary OF War.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
subscribes IS, 900 to the Yorktown Cen
tennial Association to be used for the
erection of additional wharves and COM
forts of the citizens and the soldiery par
ty participating IN the celebration. A
committee of New York bankers has
been organized and circular letter ask.
ing for small contribution to aid in secur.
ing a Celebration that will be worthy OF
the American people and significant as
a historic event it is designed TO com.
memorate and perpetuate.
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SaratoRa Races.

SARATOGA. August 24.-First race, one
mile; Patti first, Explorer second; Jack
Haverly third. Time, "a.
Second Race-One mile and quarter;
Bootjack first. Cinderella second, Roch.
ester third. No time taken.
Third Race-Three- quarter dash; Eel.
low Play first; Valparaiso second; Her
nit third. Time, l;l5i.
Fourth Race-Steeple chase; Rose
first, Mcdonald second. Time, S:l6.
Rose led from the first.
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Hancock's Opinion Of Arthur.

Boston, August 24.-In the cars on
his way to Portland, Gen. Hancock was
asked his opinion of Gen. Arthur, with
much warmth he replied: He is an able;
patriotic, high-minded gentleman, and
in the event Of bis being called TO the
Chief Magistracy he would discharge the
duties with but one purpose, that Oh
benefiting the entire country, and the
people can rely on his Judgment with
absolute confidence.
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Terrible TRAGEDY.

COLUMBIA, 5. c., August PA spe-
cial from Johnston, Edgetield county,
says: A terrible tragedy occurred aboU I
ten miles from the city, between J. w.
Buzzard and his son and J. w. Trim
norman, in which Zimmerman wss
killed. and Buzzard and son seriousl y
wounded. An old feud caused the af-
fray. The weapons used were double
barreled shot guns.
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Cincinnati.

CrScIxSArI, August "a - Cotton -
Quiet and unchanged. Flour-Firm
family s6 1901 90; fancy 81 1907 10.
Wheat-Demsnd active and prices
have advanced; No. ! SIC; No. 2 red
winter 81 3S4l 3si. Con-Excitsd and
higher, advanced 2(a3c; No. 2 670Ssc.
Oats-Strong and higher; No. 2 mixed
45c. Rye-Strong and higher; No. 2,
81 10 bid. Pork-Scarce and firm at
$40 90. Lard-Firm and unchanged.
BuIk Meats-Fim and unchanged. Be.
con- Demand fair and market firm and
unchanged; shoulders at Us 90; shoft
clear 50 80; clear $ll 90. Whisky-Firm!
at 81 Is; combination sales Of nnished
goods, so barrels, on basis OF u -.
Butter-Firm; fancy creamery SOC; Ohio
Central leSlsc; choice Western Reserve
2i@23c.
ToLxpo, August A.-Wheat-Dull
No. 2 red spot and seller Aueust 81 ~;
sslier September 81 35t; seller Octobss
n 37I: seller November 81 39i; seIles
Deeember 81 42i; seller year ii 34a: NO;
q red 81 q. Con-Dull; high mixed
s4Ie: No. 2 spot and seller 6epsem'
her SIlc; seller October Csc; seller yeal
Sc. Oats Quiet No. 2 spot 4lei ssals'
September loc.
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IRELAND,
Denuncistion Of HArcourt.

LONDON, August 4.-The Land
League meeting at Dublin INDUCED IN
liberal denunciation Of Harcourt. They
declared that was panther" because
of his spring upon and bite OF Davitti
that he was an ''insolent blackguard"
because OF his references TO Dayitt and
Sexton. Abiding the Gavan Dufy's'
letter approving the land bill. be said
man out OF Ireland 30 many years was
unfit TO be critic upon Ireland as il
now is. 1t is contemplated TO have all
arrangements completed in time Tor the
Land Court 10 start early in October.
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OonYansion of Mutes

HARR1sBuRe, August ga cenven-
ton of the deaf and dumb, principally
OF this State, met this morning to form
an organization for their own advance
ment- A temporary organization was
affected, and committees on Permanent
Organization and Bylaws were sp-
pointed.
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SLAM.
Rayaees Of the Asiatic Cholera

Ravaees OF tho AsiAtic ChoIefa
LONDON, August PA private letter
from Bapykok, Siam, says that the Ash
atlc cholera is raging. 1t is varously
estimated that from 200 TO 800 natives
are diving daily. Very few foreigners
died, but several have fed to singapoor
and Hong Kong. Every one feels as
though he were living in q grave yard.
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BULLETINS.
Passed q Comfortable Night.

Passed COmIOrL2plo Nl8ut'
Executive MANSION, August "a, A.
M-Dr. Bliss reports that the President
passed comfortable night, resting well
and sleeping much OF his time. His
pulse this morning ranges about 100.
A Slight Improvement,
WASHINGTON, d. C., August 24-l0:O
M-The attendants OF the President
report this morning that the latter bad
a yery quiet and comfortable night,
sleeping longer at time than hereto
fore, and showing less restlessness. Be-
fore the morning examination he ex-
pressed the desire for food, and DIR.
Bliss warmed slightly and gave him
about four ounces OF beef extract, which
he swallowed with apparent satisfaction.
In brief interview with..a reporter after
the morning bulletin, DR.. Bliss
said that the President had a
very good night and was doing well. The
yIandnlsr swelling had not, he said, per-
ceptibly changed in Appearance since
Yesterday, but he thought'it seemed
very little softer to the touch. The
wound continued to present q healthy
and in every way a satisfactory appear
snce. Gem rally speaking, the patients
condition his forenoon is about the
same as last evening. The slight i'm
proyemsnt which was then noted was
fully maintained. and there has been a
little additional gain in the capacity for
punishment.
No Change at 1880.
ExEcurIvE MANSION, August "A, 1880
PM-The President continues to take
LIQUID food by the mouth, as reported
in the last bulletin. His temperature
has riseg slightly since that time. IN
other respects his condition is about the
same. Pulse l0i, temperature 80 2-l0,
respiration Il.
lSigned ] u. w BLISS,
J. j. WOODWARD,
RoBr. REYBURN,
F. II. HAMILTON,
Tempersture II Cher at $50 p. N.
ExKcurIvE MANSION, $50 P. NJ
Shortly after the noon bulletin Was is
sued an incision was made into the
swelling on the right side Of the Presi'
dents face for the purpose OF releaving
the tension of the swollen psrotId gland
and OF giving vent to the puss, a small
| Quantity Of which was evscusted. He
has taken q larger quantity OF liquid
food by mouth to day than yesterday
and has been entirely free from nausea.
His temperature this afternoon is, how
ever, higher than yesterday at the same
hour and his pulse was somewhat more
frequent. Pulse los, temperature
0'7-l0, respiration l9
[Signed.] ID ": Bliss,
Jk BARNES,
]. J. WOODWARD,
Rosr. REyBuRN.
F. h. HAMILTON.
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sHo sales. tO6cred.
PRoDUCR.
Chicago.


CHICAGO, Aus sus, "a -Flour-Quist
and firm. Wheat-Active, firm and
higher; No. 2 red winter 81 Is; No. 2
Chicago; spring 81 "a cash and seller
August; 81 Isl seller September; 81 26S
seller October; 81 27A seller November;
81 244 seller year; sales st 81 23i0l 25t
seller September; 81 24iC9l 28i seller
OCTOBER. No. 3 81 l0(9l l3i; rejec I'd
nominal. Corn-Active, frm and high.
er at 82}c cash and seller August; 63ic
seller September; 85(a85tc seller %.
tober; 65ic seller November; Sic seller
year; reflected 59a59ic. Osts-StGong
and higher Q. &c cash; 37c seller Sep.
tembef; 3st939ic seller October; sole
seller November; 38ic seller year. Rye
Strong and higher st 81 o. Barley
Strong and higher st 81 % cash; 81 o.
seller September. Flax seed- Dull and
lower st 81 27@l %. Pork-ModersteIy
active and higher st SiS 90 cash; eis 70
9is05 seller September; SIS Is seIlss
October; tl7 30 seller year. Lard
Moderately active aud higher at sl1 10
cash; slI 45 seller September: Sii Goa
ii ga seller October; Sli 659ll 671
seller November; 81 37SCSii 20 seller
year. Bulk Meats-S,rong and higher;
shoulders 81 Is; short rib 81 s.; sbort
clear 81 IS. Whisky-6teady and un.
changed at 81 I6.
BAIrrnoKs, August r. Flour Steady
and firm. Wheat-Wedsrn Q shade
better and quiet; No. 2 winter rcd spot
and seller August 81 +0i; seller Septsm-
Der 81 4Itka1 III; seller October 81 81
al "a: seller November 81 4Sltal l7t.
Corn Western easier and dali; mixed
spot and seller August 70S07ltc; ssIlsr
September 73CS72tc; seller October 74.a
7lic; seller November 76a76te; steamer
sic. -Stesdy; western vhits 6Oa
Sic; mixed 4SS48c. Rye-Hiehss q
81 o5(sl 10. Hay -Stsady. Proyiaoes
Higher and 6rm. Ne. Port-At
Sl9 Is. Bulk Mests-6houAsn and
clear rio sidss packed 8 Go0lO 76.
Bacou-Shouldesi 9lc; eiess Ms ~.
ll}c; hams 13tAl43c. Lasd-Rs1sed
l2ac. Buttef-Firm western srn0ilA
2ic. Eus-Firm st i80ise. Pesroiee4
-Nomina. Co6ee-etsady ed ooie1
Suea1-Firm; A soft Ole. WY
Nominsllys st q -. -
HttsbgagA.
PrrruunoH, Ausust N.-PSlsuaean-
Active; United csstincates sic -
| reAnsd IT. fos PhiladsleAls Asi(vssvl /.
lAddia,aL N~tas = 1swA Reo.l
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

New YoRK, August 2L-Dry Goods
There is q good steady movement in
cotton goods on account oil back orders
and prices are firm, but the current de-
mand is only moderate at frst hands.
Prints in far demand and ginghams &C.
tive. Dress goods in moderate request
Mems wear woolens in fair demand.
Business fairly active in al branches oil
the jobbing trade.
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Anxious 60 Leave the White House.

wAsHlSeroN, An yust "a. When the
surgeons assemble this morning, the
President again referred to the topic so
prominent in his mind yesterday and
the day before, viz: bis removal to
Mentor. he insisted upon some time
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-25

Deserving articles are always appreci.
ated. The exceptional cleanliness OF
Parker's Hair Balsam makes it popular
Gray hairs are impossible with its oc-
casional use.
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RAILROAD BoSDs-ln light request.
STATE SrcURIrIrs-Dull.

STATE SICURirfnS-Dull.
SroCKs-The market was eenerally
strong At the opening and the most
leading shares yhowed eup aAvann q.
the closing quotations Of yesterday. Al
the first board . very firm tone pre-.
vailed and an advance OF i92i per cent.
was recorded, which was the most
marked in Denver and Rio Grande, Col.
orado coal, Wabash Pacific, Union Pa.
cific, Texas Pacific and Louisville
aud Nashville. This WAS followed
by decline Of to II per cent, In
which Colorado coal. Denver and Rio
Grande, and Memphis and Charleston
were the most prominent. Toward
noon speculation again became firm and
quotations rose ! to 2 per cent, Mem.
phis and Charleston, Chicago, Burling.
ton aud Quincy and Illinois Central
leading the upward movement. Durin
the afternoon dealings were irregular
and unsettled. First, there was de-
cline OF TO IL per cent. then recover,
OF to per cent, later q reaction Of 1
to per cent and at the Gloss another
rally OF | to per cent. the market
closing fairly steady.
From the Express: The early strength
and advance in the Stock Market to-day
was based on the feeling that prices had
reached the bottom, although there
might be a temporary decline In case OF
demise of the President. The basis for
this feeling which has undoubtedly led
to considerable purchases OF stocks for
long account within the past two days is
a growing belief, first, that the treasury
disbursements for fves and the influx OF
gold from Europe will tend to keep
money easy; and second, that the rail.
road war Is liable 10 be settled at any
moment when IL suits q party Of certain
railroad magnates. As against these
bulls the leading bears contend that the
treasury disbursements are likely 70
continue; that the railroad war 10 no
nearer settlement than before, and that
the crops Of the country are short and
they are not slow TO take ad.
vantage Of any little incident
and check the upward course OF prices
by making "drive" against the market
as was seen after the meridian to-day
when money rose per cent. per dism,
and there was temporary reaction from
the best quotations OF the morning.
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PrTfDuloH, August N.-PStsu1oan-
Active; Unftsd csstt1cateo o1fe ~ (:
reApsd 7ts fos Phila6e1ehih Aslfvasv
llaSia,s.i NrEss 8 1-a 1eo-i