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TEE VERY LATEST.
trouble at Dar,ncu,h college

NEW YORK, May 3d-A. M.-The Times
this morning has a long dispatch from Han
over concerning the unharmonious relations
between the President and Faculty Of Dart
mouth College. The correspondent says the
Faculty, with three or four exceptions, have
signed a paper informing the Trustees that
in their opinion President Bartlett ought to
resign. One Professor said: president
Bartlett has sometimes talked to me as if /
were deg or pickpocket. He has got I'M
reasonably angry over matters which called
for no show of feeling whatever. In public
places he has used language to me that made
me ashamed of him and for the college, and
his treatment of other members of the Faculty
has been quite rude and uncivil When he
has not been positively insulting in tone or
bearing he has shown no difference or respect
for the opinions OF white-haired Professors,
whose years OF service to the college outnum-
Der his nearly ten to ere. When he has not
chosen to affront us he has ignored us, or has
adopted policy contrary to our wishes and
earnest IemOBstTauce. We have borne much
for the sake of peace and the good name of
the college, and our position has grown intel
cradle. We cannot keep silence longer and
preserve our self-respect."
One of those Professors who did not sign
the petition to the Trustees says: There
are two or three men here who have been
hostile to the President almost from the day
of his coming here. He upset some Of their
cherished plans very early il his career and
they have been finging mud in his face ever
since. There is thread of personal spite
running through this attaci; which viii some
day be uncovered. II the Trustees probe
this matter to the bottom. the President will
not be the only one who will suffer. l believe
him to be ore of the best College Presidents
in the United States, and that his general
management Of the College has bsen emf
nentlyswise and beneficial"
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PACIFIC COAST ITEMS.

There is not a bridge in the whole of Nez
Perez county, Idaho, that is worth 500.
It is estimated that fifty-fve ships will
load with Grain at the Benicla wharves this
year, taking over 100, 900 tons OF wheat.
Private letters from Wood river, Idaho,
report the labor market er-supplied, but
the field is an excellent one for prospector I.
Typhoid fever has made its appear lnce
in five or six families in Carson, New. III
drainage of that town is said to be defec.
i've.
II all build who contemplate building,
says the Tribune, the new improvements
in Salt Lake this season will crowd ST.
100000.
For the first time since Reno, New, be-
came a town, it is now breakfast and
supper station for the Central Pacific pas
senger trains.
The Walker Lake trout, which are now
being brought to Carson, New, are pro-
nounced to be of finer flavor than the
Lake Tahoe fish by epicures.
Waitsburg, W. T., now sports one hotel,
four variety stores, three general merchan-
dising stores, three saloons, one blacksmith
shop, one millinery shop, one bakery, one
fine barber shop, two excellent drug stores,
well-stocked hardware store, and also two
large livery stables.
Building is going on all over Benicia.
Every man who knows chisel from
hand organ calls himself carpenter and
obtains employment. 1t is estimated that
about one hundred buildings will be erected
there during this year, at an expenditure,
including projected wharves and ware
houses, of $500, 0O0.
: Heppner, Or, has one church, good
school house, two hotels, two livery sta
tles. two drug stores, three blacksmith
shops, one tin shop, butcher shop, -four
ing mill and several saloons three doctors
aud two attorneys, whose patients and eli
ents are at present few and far between
also two large general merchandising stores.
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ALMOST TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE.

a Washington dispatch says that there
sis very decided weakening of Re-
"publicans since Tuesday, and it is
believed by some that they will not
s'only yield their position so far as
Z" to consent to the holding of executive
sessions, but viii, in few days, give up
"the attempt TO elect Senate officers"
We fear that this is too good to be true,
though il is evident that after what has oc-
CURED since his nomination, the Senate
cannot appoint Gorham its Secretary with.
out in so doing insulting the President
openly and deliberately. In fact this APP
pointment would be more pronounced
blow at the administration than the reiec-
ton of Robertson, since Gorham has through
the paper he edits attacked General Gar
field personally in the most scurrilous way,
in regard to, the investigation of the star
mail route swindle. Senators therefore
who wish to keep on good terms with the
administration, or who may entertain
doubts as to the outcome of four years
contest with it, are likely to feel that it is
hardly worth while to risk this for no more
satisfactory result than the appointment of
a man who is notorious renegade and
turncoat, and who is literally odious to the
Republican party in the State from which
he pretends to hail, and in which SO much
OF his political dirty work was done.
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IN South Troy over the recent riot, by which
Quinn and Mahar vera killed and several
persons wounded. Mayor Murphy declared
that he has no power TO appoint special off.
GERS, and the Sheriff says he has no authority
to act in the premises, unless riotous dis
tarbsnce takes place. A bill has been pre-
pared, to be introduced in the Legislature TO.
morrow, adding a Republican Alderman to
the Board of Police Commissioners. Ii the
bill passes it will give the Republicans power
to name every member of the police force.
There is much excitement in the city to night,
and grave apprehensions are entertained for
the safety OF person and property.
Decision in the Oklahoma Raid Case.
LITTLE Rock lark May 2d.-The United
States Court at Fort Smith, in the case of
Paine, the Oklahoma raider, after passing in
review the treaties and Act of Congress,
holds that the lands in question are not SUBJ
ject TO pre- emption or homestead entry under
the existing statutes. Many representative
Indians were in attendance at the Court.
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The PRESIDENT FIRM.

Once more we are informed that the
President win hear OF no compromise or
retreat in the Robertson case, and at the
same time it is declared that Conklng is
equally resolute. The situation in fact re-
minds one of the old school question,
3" What would be the result OF collision
:" between an irresistible force and an i'm
=" movable sphere ~ If President Garfield
will not recede, and Senator Conkling will
not give way, is it unavoidable that the
United States Government should be for
ever locked in an inextricable entangle-
nent, and that no business should hence
forward be transacted? Is this case of
such tremendous Importance as that would
amount to? Or is it fact, undiscovered
until now, that Senator has it in his
power to block the wheels of government
completely, and to throw the country into
chaos, and all this through methods utterly
unknown to the Constitution? The situa-
ton is an amazing one, and 1t is gradually
becoming q very serious one.
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BROAD Ard NARROW TIRES.


After what seems wonderfully long
period Of experiment the people of The
West are beginning TO realize that the
theory Of light wagon wheels, which a
generation ago were hailed as particu-
larly valua5le invention of the Yankee
intellect, is not altogether what it was
originally supposed to be. Ia fact it is
discovered that narrow wagon tire may
be the most stupid and impracticabls kind
of tire, and that it Is this whenever it is
adopted IN olsyey and generally heavy soil.
Il was thought at first that the light
wheel and light wagon must neces-
sarily be IN the line of Improvement,
but it is nov comprehended that where the
roads are muddy and heavy the broader
the tire the less will be its immersion, and
consequently The less will be The erosion of
the roads. a Michigan journal says on this
subject g The wide-tire wagon is coming
Into general use in this vicinity. Those
who have purchased this style of wagon
"could not be induced to 50 back to the
old. The philosophy of this Is readily
q" observed The broad tire does not cut
" through, either in sand or mud,
thus making The draught much
Fighter; besides this the roads are
'not cut up, but on the contrary
GO the broad-tirc presses down the Jumps
q" and leaves smooth track" The most
curious circumstance is that it should have
taken 50 long TO arrive at this discovery,
considering that the nations of Europe
made it several centuries ago, and have
been acting upon it ever since. Narrow
tires for country wagons have never been
used save on this continent, and we suppose
they were first introduced out of that spirit
of oontrariety which half century ago
made our progenitors try to get as far away
as possible from everything English.
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Nor,aIity Report,

Fer the week ending April 80 1881, made By
s R. CAL-wELL, Superintendent Of the City
Cemetery. Office st the Chapel, City Cen etery
April q Caleb C. wingate, IS years, month and
20 days; New Hampshire.
and p days California.
April % -Frank L. Connor, s. years; Marliand
April 2T-Ah Bow, . years; China
Besides the above there were brought here for IN
terment the following
December IS. l.79 Elizabeth Martin, Il years;
England
April 81, ISL Henry Blank. 81 years; Germany
April y Sin How, 81 years China.
April 24-Esther McAuly, Sc Yeas, months and
Is DAYS: New York.
California.
April 27-Thomas J. Ryan 4 days; California.
April IS One Puug jun, 81 years: China.
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swain's Family Bakery and Dining
Saloon-No. $50 Market street. Wedding cakes,
ice cream, oysters e!lies, etc. constantly hand.
Families supplied.
Original italian RcsfauraGt-No. 5I9 Clay
ST, bet. Ledesdorif and Sansome n. Giamboni,
late Manager of Campi Restaurant. has taken the
management. 1t will be run in best Italian style.
Fle;scl.ma-'S sIeEnn Model isal1erJ-No. eos
kearny street, Roemer Bros, Proprietcrs Coffee,
Chocolate, Lunch, Ice Cream aud Oysters. All
kinds OF Cakes constantly on hand. Parties and
families supplied.
aiafsol DOrcc-No. 2l7 Kearny street. Ladies'
and gentlemens restaurant. Private rooms up
staIrs All The delicaeies Of the market
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MILLINERY.

Nrs. y. Ceugh!an-No. o1o Market street I'M
porter of Fine Millinery.
The Handbook The popular Nj livery Establish
mint. B. ). Hrsch s Co, No. 7iS Market street
Strict attention to or ers from the interior.
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CLoTEIERs, ETC.

J. -. Germany (suecessnr;o CSrfrany & Crosette
Dealer in Shirts sud Aeu's Furnishing Goods
shirts made 20 order specially. No. . hearny
street. between AarSe. and rost-
Grorsc soo,njS--" Plaza stores (successcr to c.
P. Van Setback * Coz importer, Wholesale and
Retail Dealer in Mems Furnishing Goods, Cloth
ing, Hats, Trunks, Yankee Notions, etc, Nos 700
to T20 kearny street
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Marysville, April 2s-wnlie A. Bordwell, years, 9
months and p days
Little Shasta. Apll 20 Mary Lenora ClsiAnd,
years, 2mon;hs and IL days
Little Shasta, April 29-Aaa c. Terwiiliger, q
years, months and p days
Near ,Boomfeld. Sonoma county, ApIH Sl-John
Carmody ~ wears and 10 months.
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METALS, STOVES, RANGES, ETC.

". W. Montague a. Cc.-Impor,ers of Stoves,
Ranges and Sheet iron Narbeized Msn,es,
Crates and Tiles. Manufacturers of Plain.
JapanBed and Stamped Tinware. Nos. 10 ll2,
III, ZIG and lis Battery street.
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MARRIED.,

Sacramento, April sO-By Rev. I. H. B Anderson,
George X. Naghel to Mary N, Hughes.
Near Roseville, Cal, May / By t. X. Jones, J. p.
Vernon Arrasmith to y ellie Ada Steele
Yreka, April 27-J 1. Hindemsn to Mrs. Anna Starr.
Gwin Mine, Calaver@s county, April 2S--Julius
Today to Nellie Schrack
Lewis, Mar posa county, April 24-J. c. Appling to
Mary 4. Smell.
fremont township, April 1s-James A. Hustler to
Mary l.. ulyer.
Dixon, April "a Robert Francis Taylor to Lulu La
Clemmore Amor russ.
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GENERAL NEWS.

LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD
UNION.
HIGH WATER At EAST ST. LOUIS.
Unprecedented Emigration of Germans to
America
MORE STRIKES FOR IRcREAsED WAGES.
Sitting Bull Changes Front and Refuses
to Surrender
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS OF F-REIGa NEWS.
The Situation in Portions of Ireland More
Serious than Ever.
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DRUGS. CHEMICALS.

Justin Gates.-Pioneer Druggist removed to y
Montgomery street. Turkish and Russian Baths.
langley a SfichaCis- Wholesale Drugs lists, I'm
porters OF pure French English and German drugs.
Northeast corr er Front and Pine streets.
A. y. Downing al Wholesale Dealers
in Druggists and proprietary SpeciallieS No. IL
Second street. Grand Hotel Building.
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IRON WORKS, BOILER AND MA
CHTNERY MAKERS.

Sa -raTacnfo Boiler Nyorks-Nos 2lf and PIG
Beale street. j. =. BAL, Practical BoierInaker.
Manufactures Marine, Stationary and Portable
Boilers, and all kinds OF Sheet Iron Works.
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CLEAN TIKI SKIN.-The relief expert
enced by sick persons from having the skin
carefully cleansed with warm water and
soap, and the Growing happiness OF infants
after undergoing the same process, are
matters OF the commonest observation.
By the same active function of the skin,
the clothing, especially the underclothing,
sometimes becomes so saturated with the
excretions as to be not only injurious to
the wearer, but extremely offensive and
sometimes dangerous to other persons.
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CAPITAL GAS COMPANY.

4 5 WARM WEATHER IS APPROACHING,
"A housekeepers are respectfully invited not to
lose sight OF the great merit OF GAS-COOkING
STOVES. They will be found equal to the cooking
OF any fam IL, and econom al by the ordinary
methods, while the advantages No heat in the
house. no sshes SCOT no Girt no packing Of wood
or COAL and no waste As soon as the gas lighted
cooking commences when the work is finished, no
further consumption OF fuel Varieties of these
stoves may be seen and had at the Gas Company's
workshop on Eighth street, between aud X. The
Company will put these stoves up wherever the
user desires without charge except small monthly
rental so that 10 risk is taken by any one desiring
TO use them j. K. WATSON,
mi .2ptf President Capital Gas Company.
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Pacific Business Coiiese and TeIesraphIc
Institute (Iife Scholarship. Tor full Business
Course, 500 W L. Chamberlain Jr. and T A
Robinson, pIcprietors, No $50 Yost street, oppo-
site Union Square, Saa FRANCISCO, Cal Send fos
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RusINEss COIL EcEs

sanberne. Vail y Importers aud Nnnuf,.t.
urers Of Mirrors, holdings and Frames. Chrouos
EngrayiHgs. Brackets, Fasels, Statuarv AMI
Artists Materials, No. So Market street
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Marcus &. HaWiey a. Co.-Importtrs Of Hard.
ware sud Agricultural Implements, Nos sol, S05,
305, S07 and 800 Market 9, rect, San Francisco
Carolan. Cory IS Co.-Imc orers OF Hardware,
Iron and Steel. Agents for the Pittsburg Steel
Works, Northwestern Horse Nail Co, and South.
ngton Cutlery Co. Nos 100 and l22 Front street.
and Nos. III and 10 California street
VIII Al Eirck-Importiug and Manufacturing
Cutters and Bellhangers, No. 769 Market street.
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SAN FRANCISCO CARDS.
SAN FRANCISCO
Business Directory
ARTISTS
ARTrsTs' MATERrAr,s. ETC

Horsewo@ih-optieian and Photographer. y, !.
Montgomery street Established in 1851.
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The distance from The Dalles, Or, to
Goldendale is 30 miles, stage fare, 81 |;
from Goldendale to Yakima, 20 miles,
fare, So; Yakima to Eilensburg, so miles,
fare, So /; round. trip tickets to The Dalles
from Yakima, Si7 so; from Ellensburg,
S25
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PROVISIONS PACKERS.
TEA IMPORTERS.

Merry. Faui az CO.-Packers Importers and
Dealers in Meat Products OF all descriptions.
Office, Nos. 125 and l27 California street.
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DIED.

Sacramento March 2-Hon. John +. Baker native
OF England, IS years and l month
Friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend the funeral which will take place from
the Assembly Chamber, this afternoon st .
o'elockl
Antioch, April s6-Infant son Of A. J. Rollins, 8
weeks.
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EOTELS.

International Temperance House-Nos S24
and S2G kearny street. Passengers and baggage
transferred free. II. C. Partridge Proprietor.
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EDUCATloNAL PUBrICArIoNs

Albert Eyscr Il Gel Publishers Pacific School
and Home journal; - monthly 81 per year, in
advance. devoted to Educational interests of the
Pacific coast. Official Organ State Department Of
Public Instruction. 10. SIS Market street
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FOB SALE---A BiRGAID.

A FARM OF 1912 ACRES OF PATENTED, 2-sss.
"a land. situated on the stage read in Nap W.
county, California; 125 rich, level land As-
under cultivation, now sown to wheat and hay
garden, vineyard aud orchard, and a comfoi table
frame dwelling on the premises school house and
postotfice in the vicinity; climate unsurpassed.
Title perfect. Terms easy, ard possession given
when required. For particulars call on or address
CADWALaDER & PARSONS, Real Estate Agents,
corner Third and streets, Sacramento m3-1ptf
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aATR DRHssING
HATS.

G0ldsteiu a. IS Ohn-IInporters OF Human lair
Wholesale and Refill Wigs loaned. No 40
Market st eet, opposite Dupont.
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BORN.

Sacramento May Wife of L. J. Gasou. a son.
Sacramento April I3-wiie OF James Brown,
daughter.
Bodie, April 29-Wife of J. j. Kelly son.
Nevada City, April 27-Wife Of II. ~. Towle, son.
Marysville April 29-Wife OF S. N Enochs, daush-
ter
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RUBBER AND OIL GOODS.

Goodyear Rubber C0.-Maruiacturers OF all
kinds OF Rubber Betting, Packing Hose, Springs.
Boots, Clothing etc No. 577 and $40 Man ket street
Dnyis & ReIIogg-Poneer Manufacturers of Cape
Ann Oiled Clothing, Hats Covers, etc. Importers
and Dealers in Rubber Boots and Wooden Goods.
No "a California street.
The Gutta Percba and Rubber lanuFaci-
uring COmpauy-Mabufacsu rers of hubber Goods
OF every description. patentees of the celebrated
90 Maltese Cross Brand Carbolized Hose. Corner
First and Market streets J. W. Taylor, Manager.
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WASHINGTON.

LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD
UNION
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~. Observation-Disclosures and Importer OF
Mats and Hat Materials. Wholesale and Retail
Northeast corner Montgomery and Bush streets,
ard i02 Kearny
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YEyHE' HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND CARPETS
Il t, be sold by BELL & CO, at No. 6lO Il
street, THIS CTuesday) MORNING, May Sd, at 1890
o'clock, have only been in use three four months.
and will sold regardless OF cost. Yours respect
fully. [m3ln BELL q CO.
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HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL, ETC.

Hermann, The Haiter-No. $50 Kearny street,
near Pine. The finest hats at the lowest prices.
Factory: No. IL Beden street.
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sTAFIoNERs, PRINTERS, ETC.

III. =. E'rociSer a Co.-Importing and Manu;act-
uring Stati0ners, Printers and photographers Nos.
2l5, III and 2l9 Bush street, above Sansome.
A.J. eary-Stationer Publisher and Account
Book Manufacturer, 4o2 and i0i Sansome street.
Cooper's Bouk ssorc-Ne 746 Market street
All kinds of Stationery cheap
Tl0nestfl1, Alien q Wholesale Paper Deal
or5 Nos. 4l3 and AS Sanseme street.
Methodist Beck Depository and National
Temperance Publication Society. Rev j. i. Ill.,
Agent. Agency for Stylographic Fountain Pens
and Stylographic Copying Books. No 1871 Market
street. between Sixth and seventh.
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The Outlook in Regard to an Executive
Session.
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PROCEEDINGS IN THE SENATE.
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RESTAURANTS.

Siessfried st BranIerstein-No 90 California
street. P. Q. Box !, lGS.
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Africa.


PARIS, May 2d.-The Kroumirs disodged
from the rocks on the sea coast are believed
to have intrenched themselves on the hight
near Sediabdhllu. Three columns Of troops
are converging thither to cut off their retreat,
and a decisive engagement is expected. All
the mountains are alive with Arabs. armed
with hint-lock guns, each man carrying
thirty charges, 1t is impossible TO calculate
their numbers, but they appear behind every
rock and tree.
CoYsTASTINoPLE May 2d.-The Bey of
Tunis has telegraphed the Porte tina. he will
refer the French, or any other Government
making proposals to him. to the Porte.
It is rumored that Abdul-Kad has writ.
ten warning to the French to prepare for
serious rising in Algeria.
TUNIs, May 21.-The Government has in
formation that fight occurred between the
French and Kroumirs at Ain Ismail April
26th, the day the French troops crossed the
frontier, which lasted nine hours. Seventy
eight Kroumirs were killed and eighty-n nine
wounded. The French loss is declared to have
been greater. Fifty-eight Tunisian soldiers
and many non-combatants were killed by the
commandment of Tabarca.
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NEW ADVERTISEME N.rS.
SACRAMENTO CAsP, ARMY AND
NAVY LEAGUE. BOYS IN BLUE.
,r.n A,r-Nrn NIn1 1sSl !

!. o. o. F.-9aIcers and MEM r..
bers of Rising Star Rebekah Degree : :
Lodge, Nos are requested to attend
the regular meeting to be held THIS -'''N>
tuesday EVENING, at O'Clock sharp BY orter OF
MRS. b. PRESTON, n. G..
Mrs f. HoRRHcusE, Secretary. mS-ltN
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TIE Star ROUTE EXTENSION BUSINESS

Distinguished Foreigners Fay Their Re
spects to the President