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IF THE prominent diplomats and
eSotsd psrsonagss OF three or fouI
hundred years ego, hsd known how
valuable their autographs and auto
zsAph letters would become, they
would have done more writing and
shus provided many little sortunes fol
suturs generations OF their families.
IN Vienna, last month, there was an
anction sale of autographs and old
Letters, and judging from the prices
obtained the writer's are to he severely
osnsuzed for being so sparing OF
gheir compositions. Five letters Of
Paul de Folk and Michel de Oastilnau,
Ambassadors of Catherine de Medicis
90 Queen Elizabeth, brought 900
francs; a lettsr OF the Duke of Allen
con to Louis XII, 1.005 francs. A
so7e-Iettey of Pauline Bonaparte, the
sister of Napoleon l., 555 francs; nine
letters OF Talleyrand. $50 francs, and
a lot OF notes and jottings by Voltaire,
500 francs.
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IT WILL be remembered that few
lays ago, Give Hersee, of the Sol.
3ene Opera Company, suicided al
Denver By drowning. The cause oI
She seli-destFuction was rather q
Strange one to incise 8 member of a
~leg show" to such 3 deed. It wal
ais wite's scsnt dressing as . dancer
10 which Hersee objected, and which
snRllY led to his taking OF. He often
semonstrated With her, but she Sc
-Siten told him that she must earn hel
salary, which she could only do BY
casting aside all except the few
Articles of apparel in which sbC
appeared, and in which she was &c
attractive to that portion of the audi.
sDce known as "bald-head row."
when ballet.girls' husbands become
20 modest as to kill themselves, it il
-irae the public became modest
saough to keep away from the un.
dress shows.
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In THE course of 1880. 2,017 ships
passed through the Suez canal with q
tonnage. according to the official
reckoning, of 1850. 446, but really
amounting to 4,37S.9 64. The num-
Der of hspds employed in the naviga.
sion was 128. 453, the number OF pas
sengers 53,517. OF the $3.50, 448 tons
official reckoning. 2,247. 800 were
British, 1T III French. 1880 Aus
Eian. 124. 0S3 Dutch, II ,O39 Italian,
56.245 Spanish, 50, 1852 German, 49,
COZ Russian, 1908 Turkey. and
1882 Egyptian.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
June II. 1881.

June Il. 1881.
oLIFT HOUSE.
a Eliason, Idaho; s r Thurman, Lehi;
A Leith, o w Jewett, j w Hickenson,
Park City; Tuttle, San Francisco; j
johnson, Frisco; q j Charter, Franklin.
CONTINENTAL HOTEL.
II 6 Burgess, j Dunn, r G Kirk
wood, Provo; E j Stack, San francisco;
l. Ksbis, Chey enne; G Fl Wilmerding,
New York; r b Burke, Frisco; B L Lof-
green, Colorado; g Lausell. Miss Lau-
sell, Miss Bassford, Melbourne, Aus; E
F Watkins and wife, p F w s. CIR;
A Dunkley, American Fork.
WHITE HOUSE.
n B Smith, Blsckfoot; j Bourgard.
Bingham; @ D Hines, A Schrsnk, L B
Allen and wife, Mrs b Cunningham, d
Williams. San Francisco; G V D
Schmltt, st Louis; w II Jones, Oquirrh
Range; W w Southworth, Lake Point;
g b Moore. Tuscsrors, A Geith, Park
City; J Travis, Nevada; j Holm, Fin.
land; B Hswley, Pleasant Grove.
VALLEY HOUSE.
ON Stewart, T P Giles, w Car.
ringten. Richmond, Va; J Bureau and
wife, Evanston; T Davis. Pittsburg,
Weeks, Misses M and Matilda Weeks,
KewAnce, Ills; j B Stoddsrd, Logan; 81
j Clsphsm, New York; s S Murry, T
Haynes, G eau, Frisco; I Triple; Farm
ington.
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a FEW dsys ago O loving swain
from the Celestial empire and q
buxom widow of Cheyenne became
enamored of each other. The laws
Of Wyoming iorbidding matrimonial
alliances of this kind, the couple
went over to Denver, where they
we're duly and lawfully made man
and wife. They returned to the
Wyoming capital, he to pursue bis
vocation OF purifying soiled linen,
and she, presumably, to exercise her
right, as an American female citizen.
of beating him over the head with q
broom-handle. The Wyomingitei
were not to bs beaten in their cpposi
ton to the mixing of the races, hence
the grand jury promptly indicted the
pair for miscegenation. Chief Justice
Sener, who, We believe, is repub
licsn belonging south OF toe Mason
and Dixon line, has as promptly die
charged Mr.. and Mrs. Sore Lung, Oh
whatever their names may be
holding the law against the unior
| OF shs Mexican and AnRio-Saxor
races to be unconstitutional. Blu
poor John fisds himself in a worse FL
than il he were in the penitentiary
His indignant oouDtrymen have con
victed him OF disgracing the race.
which he certainly has done, for NJ
respectable Chinsman would 30 fal
forget himself a. TO marry q white
woman who bad descended 90 low ss
to ally herself to the moon-eyed Ce-
lestial. The best thing John can do
is to obtain divorce. and thereafter
exercise higher regard for his own
good name than the Caucasian we-
man who would marry q Chinamsn
does for hers.
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THE CONTENTS of the HERALD thil

THE CONTENTS of the HERALD thil
morning are as follows:
7sT PAGE-Lstest Telegrams-No Cav
airy Parade.
I'd PAeE-Brief kilograms, Etc.
Sd PAGE - kilograms from Albany
Australia, Etc.
4TH PAGE-Editorials-Hotel Arrivals.
5H PAGE-City Council Proceedings.
6TE PAGE-Telegrsms-A Fesrful Hur
ricane in Missouri and Iowa.
yTE PAaE-Miscellaneous kilograms.
sTH PAGE-Fourth of July Mass Meet.
ing-Local Items.
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DR. BRUNEER Won WArTENWYL, oil
Vienna, has invented an electric
railway, by which be believes letters
may be transmitted to great dis
ssnces, as they are now sent to short
distances by letter tubes. A model
Of his apparatus. constructed by Sic
mems and Hslske, the Berlin electri.
oians, has been at work in the hall OF
she Society of austrian Engineers at
Vienna, and given satisfaction.
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SALT LAKE DAILY HERALD
WEDNESDAY MORNING JUNE is 1881
THE DAILY HRRALD is published

TIE DAILY HERALD is published
every morning. Mondays excepted, at
East Temple Street, near First South,
Salt Lake City, by the HERALD PRINT
IEG AND PUBLIsHIEG COMPANY. Sub
se1iption price S10.5 so per annum, post
age included; parts Of year ct the
same rate. To weekly subscribers,
collection msde by carriers, Csc. week.
TIE SEMI-WREKLY HERALD il
Published every Wednesday and Sstur-
day morning, at $3.50 year; six
months, S1.75; postage included.
TIE WEEKLY HERALD is published
every Thursday morning, st % year
six months, S1.25, postage included.
Postage outside the q. s. and Canals
extra.
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TELEPHONE AND ELECTRIC
LIGHT.

Families can now ORDER BY TELE-
PHONE any of our numerous brands Of
Wines, Liquors and Cigars necessary for
Home Consumption.
The thirsty public are hereby invited
TO realize practically the sensation of par
taking, under the dazzling rays of the
ELECTRIC LIGHT, all our delicious
Summer Beverages, at the Occidental.
AUER & MURPHY, Prop's.
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CAR PETS :!

Latest designs of Body and Tapes
try Brussels, with Border to match.
Also Three Ply and Extra Supers
All new. Call and see them at
DINWooDEY'S.
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Z Fl q A Z
BLANK

NHR FOLLOWING LINE Oh
1 BLANKS has been compiled with
the greatest care and with the advice oil
The leading members of the legal frater.
atty ofSalt Lake City. They are made
10 conform strictly to the law in every
particular, and parties using these
Blanks will 6nd them to be the best eVel
used In tAis Territory:
APPLICATIONS FOB PATENTS OF MINES
Notice of Location.
2-Application tor Patent,
3-Proof of Posting Notice, and
Diagram of Claim,
Proof that Plat and Notice Re-
NAMED Posted,
5-Register's Certificate Of Posting
Notice,
6-Proof Of Publication,
7-Afadavit of $500 improvement,
8-Af6davit Of Citizenship,
Certificate that no Suit Is Pending
10-Power of Attorney,
11-Notice of Application,
I2-Oertifcate of Identity of Claim.
18-Statement and Charge of Fees.
disagreement of Publisher.
DISTRICT CoURT:
Notice Of Motion,
Undertaking Q. on Attachment,
Writ Of f"
Affidavit for Z"
Execution.
Undertaking on Claim, and Delivery
Of Personal property,
fidsvit on claim and Delivery OF
Personal Property,
5ubp@nas.
JUSTICES.
subpoena, civil,
criminal,
Warrant of Arrest,
Writ Of Attachment,
Undertaking on Attachment
AFFIDAVIT for %
Commitments,
Summonses,
Executions,
GittimuA,
ARdavits,
Complaints,
Complaint In Replevtn:
Bond in Replsvin,
Notice Of Appeal,
Undertaking on Appeal;
Warranty, Warranty against Grantor,
Quit Claim, Mining Claim, Town.
site, Lease, Bargain and Sale.
MORTGAGES:
Mortgage, general form,
Uhatta Mortgage.
ROTARY PUg1ro:
Protests,
Notices of Protest,
Acknowledgements, Witness
Z" Party known,
:. Subscribing VII:
MISCELLANEOUS
Power Of Attorney (general);
4" 4" Especially,
Promissory Notes.
Certificates Of Marriage Gin colcEeN
Bond General Formls
Incorporation Bond,
OMcial Bonds,
Donstable's 6alo,
Bills ofSale,
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is.n Jus. ray him his bin and LET him snOw That
City ana os 1 With aent ss
bach from there feeling just as well as do now.
ever But must tel yon Whist hsppenel wSile
Mas Ma,s at Ausn,.e City | storred at the Wsysry
downs on az ern nn so aee yo4nS mRh Gae
m,m. He had triedeyery kind Of medicine. with
Sst Go ,n an any god. MI we two ose TO.
him one of my bAtles Of the ST. Jacobs on. Two
sSain ser ,hs hae not seen the yoaps msn
OF him. oh ,ssid he. didn't you know be had left
clerk. he left his crutchee behind and walked ont
as well a. am >"
confirmed the statements Of Mr.. ReyIe II hsd
the kneumatism in the left leg" said he. $50
One nisht. when was sutfe ring erestly. bought
bottle OF st Jacobs OIL aud applied il to my leE
better consider this St Jacobs OIL the best tfins
for rheumatism that ever wa. invented ''l'"e
is furnished by Mr.. -Bepson Halter. sasi Msrset
street,that OF John Piss. butcher, at the Forteth
hood. who himself absent when a visit was
made to bis boarding plsce.
son, about two weeks aao OF the suffeFres he had
ENDURED from Rheumatism and how he had cured
became PAINFUL finally that he could se5 no rest
he sag bo,,sh; cured you; JohhE Nell" said
two or three applications. and haven't been trou-
bed by rheumatism since"
r1kesser, v no boards at the Lehman House,
on Market street near 10th, sprsir ed his wrst
day last week aud gives this account of how he
renewed - used a good many things fer relief,
lnclndlnS ome French medicinetwhich was hishly
recommended. bot they did no good. | was then
aoNlsed to try st Jacobs OIL. old so and was
HeFed st nce.'
Among the Others who sre enthusiastic over the
Oll as a rene fy for Rheumatism is John Hshu, OF
l2l3 Parade street. lie troubled will Rheu-
ID atsm In the shoulders, he SAYS and tried two
AppIicauons Of the Oil, when he was compIe,ely
renewed and has felt no pain since. John Bu ire l.
!lVnR at 81 Nteenth and Real streets recnmue dad
II 10 him, he having been afflicted the same xay
Mr. Miller, shoe dealer at 10 South street also
was relleyed Of Rheumatism in the arm after sey-
eral applications of the Oil. Druggists spask Of
the extraordinary way in which ii ls selling q
V. Eddy, of 1890 Market street saws they have
never had anything thst sells like it John Nj
Thomas, druggist. st 1874 MONTGOMERY nyenne
says sells like wildfire Mr.. Haig, druggist at Igt6
and Master streets says be sells great deal of the
OH. ID. f Shull 4 Co, druggists az 1929 Market
street, say they have never had Imminent that sold
like this. The story OF the above druggists ia the
story of all " no we're visited Esch aud all sunk.
of rapid salee and of the favorable reports about
the Oil from those who bought.
When it is considered that the special adaptation
and potency of any substance to cure disease have
been SO unquesiionaly demonstrated as have been
the virtues ot the st jacobs OIL it is not surpris-
nR but perfectly natural, that the full est ssure
OF popular confidence hOuld be awarded IL. THIS
is the record, pure and simple OF the Great Ger
man Remedy, ct. Jacobs Oil. Ii
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Mrs. John Young, No. 3.
MORE ARoUT THE REBEILIoUS WIFE OF rHK
MORMON LEADER.
Philadelphia Press, Feb. Il.

fuladelpula freek, req IL
About the latter part Of 1866 John Fl. Young
was In this city ostensibly on business for the
Mormon community but In reality with an eye
10 private speculation. Being man OF genial
ano entertaining presence and not at all bad
looking, and, besides, having made number OF
strong frit nds, who were willing 10 show him
every possible courtesy during his stay in the
Quaker City he readily obtained an Introduction
TO Miss Libbie Garfield a daughter OF Mr.. Can
neId or the Canfield manufacturing company. al
mat time doing business at 18th and Cherry
SIS. Young had previously met the young lady
ana Mas somewhat Smitten with her acknow-
eoged beauty and charming manners, and
upon oelng presented 70 her. Immediately beg an
IN, ines siege which finally eliminated in Miss Lib
ple Capitulation- They were married In 1861,
Notwithstanding the fact that at that time the
young lady had husband living In this city.
from Wnom she had never been divorced, and
lonng was In similar plight or worse for he
nt TWO wives awaiting his return to his harem
IN oCab. The marriage between Young and
MISS canned however, was the result OF pure
rove lSicI 1or IL Is said that he exhibited toward
her more affection and tenderness thar he did
10 any one or all OF his other wives Combined
IL is further stated that when Young was
welded TO his philadelphia bride she was fully
aware mat he was already douoly encuInbered
put that she overlooked this trifiing M tier when
the husband explained that the other two were
mere non inal wives forced upon him by
the laws OF the Mormon Church at the did.
tatioh OF the prophet Brigham senior How
ever that may be Young and his Philadelpnia
bride went TO Salt Lake City and there lie a
lI@f VI uSlneSllc oilSS. which brought forth ffut
In the form OF three children. Nothing occurred
TO mar their Uniform felicity until, ISIS, when
Young suddenly took unto himself a fourth
wife in the person OF Luela Coop which caused
an unlocked for disruption in his previously
Weil-regulated household. Prayers aud en-
treaties proved OF no avail. Mrs. Young OF
Phlladelphia, who had always been the recog-
nlzed 1avoT1te, would submit to no such usurp4 A.
ton OF her rights aud accordingly packed her
trunks and, taking her three children with her.
IeIt the city OF many wives and returned to
Philadelphia. Young has given bonds for his
appearance In the sum OF 81 900, but the tele-
graphed statement as to his having broken a
al by Phlladelphians fully converSant with all
the Facts connected with his marriage in this
city.
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SWALLOWING POISON.

SWALLOWING and tnhaling the noIious impu-
rites generated by Catarrh, POISON not alone the
nasal organs but the stomach and lungs. No
merely LOCAL remedy, Ike douches and insolube
snuffs, possibly reach eradicate the vrulent
sporules Of Catsrrh. This fact explains the won
derful cures effected by DIR. WEI DE MEYERS
new INOCULATIvE treatment. The elements
used by him are ABSORBED by the mucous mem
brane throughout the system and form OONSTI-
TUTIONAL as we'll as local antidote. certain to
CURE CATARRH. as vaccine virus is to prevent
Smallpox. Its unprecedented sale with unsolic-
tied testimonials from many thousands who. at
ALL STAGES Of the disease. HAVE BEEN CURED
by this wonderful remedy. establish beyond con-
tradiction. the fact that WEI DE MEYERS GA
TARRH CURE is the most important medca
discovery since vaccination. Rev. q. II. TAYLOR.
lao Noble street, Brooklyn. writes lone package
produced radical cure" at entirely cured q
member OF my family who had suffered from Ca
tarrh for 40 years" j. ID. MCDONALD, TO Broad
way, N. Y: "It cured me after doctoring for
nearly 80 years" MRS. EMMA O. HowEs, 80 W.
Washington Place, n. T.: 81 can speak for SEVEN
members Of my family who have used it with great
benefit" REV. W. H. SUMNER. Frederick, Md.
Everybody troubled with Cstarrh as 1 was
should use it." MARY A. RANKER, 494 N. Clark
street, Chicago, H.. "For six years did not
breathe through my nostrils until used Wei De
Meyer Catarrh Cure" MRS. NJ. z. SHENEY, SO22
Sarah street, st. Louis, Mo-. at gave me instant
relief" F. j. CRANK. Atlantic Hotel. Chicago:
sit restored me to my ministerial labors." Rev.
GEO. A. RIEs, Cobbleskill. n. Y: at relieved me
Of great Polypus." ". Il. TRUEsDELL, NJ D.,
Elgin. H., &c, &c, &c &C. DIR. Wei De Meyers
"TkEATISE" liz mailed FREE. His "CURE" is
DELIVERED to any address. by d. b. DEWEY Co.,
46 Dey ST.. N. T.. at 81. 90 complete. novs-eo
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J. G. Hes e, Chas. E. Lew /, and Isaac s. Slater
nave filed cerLincAle Of election as Jruste IS of
the Church OF the Reformation {Lutheran.)
Street lamps will be lighted at p. N. Ex-
tngutshed at 1910 p. m.
Last night, Mrs. Ellen ogden, living at No.
934 2id ST. eet. was kindling fire In her stove
with coal Oil, when her clothing caught fire.
burning her seriously. from her shoulders
0oWn. Dr. Barnes, who was called In, thinks
her injuries dangerous.
A Tequisition has been received from Gov.
Hamilton. OF Mary land. for John Duffy, ac-
cused OF stealing bay mare, valued at SIS,
from Mr.. Edward F. Clark. OF Sandy Springs
NO., February 9. The man, who was already
under arrest, was promptly turned over to
SRer1n John II. Kelchner. OF Montgomery
county, on writ OF removal signed by Chief
Justice Cartier.
Parker sends RG1'Del''s BnzHr for March 5.
This morning Officer SchultZe took to the
second precinct station-house dead colored
male infant, which he found in an alley between
vermont avenue and 18th street and Rhode
island avenue and street 1t was buried at
the expense OF the District
Major Brock, OF the police department. is re-
ported as not so well this morning as he was
yesterday, and 1t is thought that he took fires
cold yesterday III going to his Office
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Give the List of Subscriber.

Ed't0r N0T:-Permit me through your yaC-
aole paper TO ask the executive COMMITTEES or
the inaugural ceremonies ito rise and explain
why a list of the subscribers to defray expenses
OF ceremonies &C., has not been published?
Now and then We see IN the papers chat some
Individual or firm has contributed, aud WITH
this exception the public haze no. yet seen wlQ
are the subscribers. Should not all the names
be published? / think Ii would do mu,1 to-
wards increasing the subscription list. | am
informed that some OF our citizens have given
literally. and others equally as able have given
very little II any thing. Publish the isl \
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LECTURES.
VICE PRE.IpENT,s CHtMREu.

VICE PRESIDENTS CHtNBEH.
NAsHINGrON, ID. g, EeU. 40, ISIS
Ny Dear NJ Patton:
"A one of the listeners a few weeks ago TO vour
interesting and stirring lecture upon tue 'Remi-
nscehces of a Private IN the Late Nar' I have a
strong ccslre to hear il repeated. aud wish that -
shared BY large number OF your friends WHO
we're not priv ilelred t3 hear you upUu the former
occasion. Will you not crafty all by repeating the
lecture at ali eary day a such place nay be de-
termined by J, nr friends.
lour early reply Will obye, very sincc-rly,
yours, W. A WHEELER.
The Rev. John r. Paxton.
1909 STREET NnRrawEsr
WASHINGTON, ID. G., leb. 10. 1851
Hon. W. 4. Hhecier 4. ). Senate:
MY DEAR SIR: In complying with the wishes II
yourself and others to repeat the lecture on Rem
iniscences of Private ia the Late War" recently
delivered by me. beg You will accept assurances
OF appreciation Of the compliment conveyed 10y the
request. would name the 23d instant, at such
place as may be determined upon by my friends.
Very respectfully yours.
JOHN z. PAXTON.
lecture on "Reminiscences of a Private in the
Late War; Will be delivered by Rev. John X Paxton
in Lincoln Hall, Wednesday evening, February
23d instant5 at O'Clock Doors orened at 80
O'Clock. Admission, 80 cents. Reserved seats. %
extra, to be had at W. u. Metzerott co g, 925
Pennsylvania avenue. febl6-7t'
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CAUCUsSING AT HARRISBURG.-The regular re.
publican caucus convened in Harrisburg YES.
terday afternoon and accepted the proposition
OF The anti-caucus men to appoint committee
OF twelve who were to confer and select a can
ted 10 each faction for approval. Last evening
me antl-caucuS men held meeting and after q
session OF three hours selected their committee
AZ IL O'Clock the two committees met. At l:3o
This morning fifteen ballots had been taken.
Gt q. Beaver being in the lead. Among other
and SchQfield,
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Amnsenents. &c.

FoRD's OPERA HOUsE.-Every body should
hear and see ''OtVette." 1t is delightful little
opera, vivacious, and full OF fun. There viii
De out two more performances that OF tonight
ana the matinee tomorrow.
The PIRATES OF PRNZANCE. - Tomorrow
evening this popular opera will be given at
Fords Dy the best company, from a musical
standpoint, that has ever produced IL in WASH
1ngton. The Apollo club Will render the differ
ent cnoruses. The proceeds of the entertain.
ment VIII go TO the purchase OF medicines for
The poor or the district. The cast is published
In the advertising columns OF THE STAR.
NATI0NsL THEATER.-'HobbIeS"" by Good
wins company, never fails to please an audi
ence. There Will be but three more perform
ances OF 1t at the National, including the
matinee Tomorrow.
LINCOLN HAIL--The lecture on substance
and Shadow" by Adelaide L. Murdoch whicn
has been looked forward TO with pleasant
anticipation, viii be given at Lincoln Hall this
evening.
CONGREGATIONAL CHCRCR.-Dr. John Lord.
the popular lecturer, Will talk at Congrega-
t1onal church this evening On Queen Eliza
oeth; Woman as sovereign Tomorrow
afternoon at $3.50 he will again lecture az this
church, taking Daniel Webster: Senatorial
EloQuenCe' as his su beet.
a LECTURE on "Reminiscences OF a Private In
the Late War" Will be del1.ered by Rev. John
X. Paxton La Lincoln Hall, next Wednesday
evening.
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West Washington. nee Georgetown.
BUILDING AssOcIATIoN[At the 49, regular
citation, held last night, at G0ddard's Hall 500
was disposed Of. being Is shares retired at the
stock value rates.
are delighted at the prospect OF q free bridge.
and 1t Is the general SUBJECT of conversation
to-day. There has been some misrepresentation
explanation In to days STAR, under the heading
District In Congress" win clear up.
The RkPAIRs at the M street bridge are nearly
completed, and travel can soon be resumed upon
IL.
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CITY ITEMS.
Important to Cash Buyers.

GentlemenS Winter Underwear at cost:
Heavy Gloves. Knit Jackets, Wool Socks at cost;
Lot or SIX Neckwear reduced to 25 cents;
Lot OF Gents Colored Half Hose now % cents:
The CLIMAX Shirt" ready for use, now only 81,
AT X. {. LEWIS, 800 9Th st. northwest
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Railroad Obstruction. on the Street.

Editor Hdr:-Is there no law or local regula-
ton OF any kind 10 prevent the B. o. railroad
from obstruct1ng the streets Of the northeastern
portion OF the city? Empty freight trains are
permitted TO stand for hours across E, f ald q
streets, and sometimes across II northeast.
forcing vehicles squares Out or their way, and
compelling pedestrians who are not willing 10
run the risk OF creeping under the cars to seek
roundabout routes. FPF