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WALL STREET TODAY.

NEW YORK, Jan. S.-The Posts financial arti-
ooao oie says; ~ anS saock eAenanSe market "ao
prices showed a slight gain on the closing
figures OF the old year, these In some cases
having been the highest ever made. Undouot
edly many stocks were bought In December in
anticipation of "boOm" the moment the new
year came in, as II there were something magical
about the New Year. Shortly after the OPEN
Ing sales began to predominate, and by noon
prices had fallen lias2. per cent, the latter
Michigan Central; Canada Southern fell 81
New York Central 22., Lake Shore 2H, st. Paul
Omaha and Iron Mountain 2 per cent each
Northwest common q, Union Pacific and Mil.
waukee st. Paul "a each, Erie & Pacific Mail
~. Northern Pacific preferred "a. Lake Erie q
Western II and Delaware, Lackawanna d
Western per cent The lowest prices were
made shortly after 70 O'Clock, and there has
since been recovery OF Ial,s.
The two exceptionally strong stocks
have been Louisville and Nashville which has
advanced 10 slk, and Western Union Tele-
graph, which has advanced TO SS. Railroad
bonds are strong. The year opens In Wal
street On per cent money market
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SpeCulatiens About the Cabinet.

The fact which seems TO be assured that
Representative Morton. Of New York has de-
clined to accept the Navy portfolio, notwith-
standing Gen. Garfield would have retained
him, breaks to some extent the Cabinet states
which have been made up. It Is fair to con-
clude that the New York member is not to be
Gen. Garf1elds Secretary OF the Treasury else
the tender OF the Navy department would hard
ly have been made him. II Is now believed tnat
the Treasury department: will 60 TO the West,
and In connection with 1t the names OF Gen
RObt Schenck, OF Ohio, and Jas. +. Wilson, of
Iowa, are mentioned. It seems to be generally
conceded that Senator Blaine will go to the
state department, unless Senator Hamlin
should succeed himself In the Senate. In winch
event 1t is believed he would remain In Senate
1t Is said that Senator Hoar, OF Massachus seLts
Will be offered the Attorney Generalship, which
he will decline. II Mr.. Morton will not 20 into
the Cabinet, except as Secretary of the Treas
ury. 1t Is believed that Mr. Platt, of New York
Will De Postmaster General. The Department
OF the Interior, according to the quid nunc5
will go to the Pacific slope or the far West
with Gov. Routt, OF Colorado, we'll to the font
1t Is said that ROutt is endorsed by Gen. Grant
and his friends. The statement is also given,
being made with degree more OF postiveness
that Don Cameron Will be Secretary Of War:
that he Is tired OF the Senate, and prefers his
old place back as the head OF the War depart
meDt. IT is not thought the South Will have
any representation In the new Cabinet,
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LICENSE CASES DIsAiSSED.-ln the Criminal
Court Judge james, TO day the following cases
Weie dismsseG:-Leonard Bailey unlicensed
commercial agent; Eliza Mcmahon, unlicensed
bar: u. VI. oyster, w. NJ. Moreland, w. I. Peel.
GustaVe Roth, J: &. Fearson's Sons t2 cases). b.
Travers ID. Carter, Eliza KUhlman. Charles T.
Swar'z, Lafayette Parker, Leonard Simmacher.
II. r Pillsbrry, b. ) Donaldson. NJ. Menke. j.
IL. Skiomofe, s. Levy, 5. =. TwomOy. Harrison
WiliisEis. Cock a PlllsbuTy, Iii sherwood, Rab.
hitt q crown, Joseph Fish, James H. Fry. III
j; Bradley e cases., George Hall, J. S. Kaufman
q cases., Il. +. Hlllard, E. l.. Barclay joan
Hammond, L. +. HeltmUelier LeS MIA G. Brown,
c. EDgle, ID. w. Garst. X. Lavender, L Levy.
F. Gieenapple, c. Schroti, 7. Donnelly, l.
Harvey, X L. King, ID. II. Ecker, Jos. Zag0iltz,
JOS. Harrison, Scott Erington and Joseph Me
Cau'ey, Unlicensed produce dealers
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DOMINION NOTES.

TORONTO, Jan. 3.-The custom duties OF this
port for December amounted to Sli9 SS0-an in
crease OF $32, 40 over December, 1879.
HAMILTON, ONT, Jan. n.3.-The customs receipts
of this port for December show an increase OF
$l6,Os2 over December. 1879. The exports to
the United States for the same month are
Sllo,I4l and S., ,314, respectively.
Rescue of Wrecked Americans.
HALIFAX, n. S., Jan. 3.-The Allan line
steamer Sandman, On her way from Boston to
Nelson and Charles Lund, belonging to the the
fshing schooner Waldo Irvine, OF Rochester
Mass They were badly frost bitten In their
hands ard feet and were quite exhausted, hav-
fcod Or sleep. They had lost their vessel In a
SHOW stoIm and gale coming on were blown
cut TO sea. The men will be sent home by the
American consul,
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Two YoUNG GIRLS FRIGRTFULLY BURNED
Information has reached ST. Joseph. Mo-, that
most distressing and. In all likelihood. fatal
accident occurred at Hamburg, some seventy
Miss Kate Campbell, daughter Col Camp
bell, OF St. Joseph, was visiting her
friend. Mamie Wood, daughter OF a leading
merchant OF Hamburg. The two young ladies
had just flushed dressing TO attend ball, and,
as Miss WOOd was crossing the room In which
they were waiting the arrival OF her escort her
dress. flowing robe OF Swiss muslin, touched
the stove and Instantly took fire. She ran ana
In passing Miss Campbell the latter's dress was
igl1ted. Before assistance came Miss Wood
was very badly burned about the face, arms,
neck and body and Miss Campbell SO severely
injured that she cannot survive. Her entire
clothing, with the exception OF her corset and
hose. VAS consumed, and her whole body fright
fully burned.
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SOCIETY NOTES.

The Russian minister and family have moved
into the residence they have leased on Con-
necticut avenue, just north of the Chinese
legation. That block between K and streets.
on Connecticut avenue, might fairly be called
diplomatic row. The Chinese legation Is at one
corner, the French at the other, and betWe N
the two are the Swedish, Russian Austrian,
Turkish and Italian legations. The British
legation is but Two blocks distant on the same
avenue.
The parties this week will be mostly confined
TO the young people VINO dance. Mrs. Ross Ray
gives german this evening. Judge and Mrs
sway ne give party tomorrow evening to the
yonhg I Ia laaes M;s now visiting them, Miss Lucy
remain here a few days longer. Many called
upon her mother and her this afternoon. The
Bachelors Club. give the first Of their series
Wednesday evening. Assistant Secretary and
MRS. Jonn Hay Will give party Thursday eve
ming. Secretary Evarts will next Saturday eve.
ming oeg1n his weekly soirees, to which few ex-
cept the Cabinet and diplomatic corps are In
concession OF wearing dress coat to the Presi
dents New Year reception. Hitherto he has
worn froch coat, but the President has always
worn dress coat on New Year.
Judge Porter left last evening for New York
where ne Will be married on Wednesday, and
start at once with his bride for Indiana He
WIN be 1naugurated governor on Monday, the
@ 1oth inst o Miss Foote. who was Mrs. Hayes
guest Two successive winters. was recently mar
red TO Major Glenn, OF the army, and they are
now llVlng at Newport Barracks, Ky.-Mrs.
Elizabeth Thompson returned to New York this
norning.-The V1scOuntess das Noguelras is
so seriously indisposed that she has not been
able 10 visit or receive calls as yet this winter
Judge Woods. the latest addition TO the
justices of the U. s. Supreme Court, is expected
here on Wednesday. Audenreid has
returned to the city, and is again at her
residence on Vermont avenue.-Judge Black
left this morning for New York, but will return
In a few days His wife remains with their
daughter.-General Sherman goes to New
York this week to attend the dinner of the
Press Club-Miss Fanny Reed. OF New York,
and her sister, Miss Annie Reed, OF Lowell,
Mass, are visiting Mrs. Cutter, wife of Paymas-
ter General Cutter, OF the navy, at No. 1915
Massachusetts, avenue.
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At Lochaber, N. s., Saturday night, Isabel
4cLachlen, aged dfty. walked out of her house
In ft Of somnambulism, fell into well and
was drowned
Rev. VIM. Fell, of Randolph, n. Y, a Meth.
0dist minister, was killed Saturday night at
Steamburgh, Pa, by runaway accident, his
All prisoners for debt In Scotland were re.
leased ct midnight December 3lst, IN pursu-
anoe OF an act passed at the last session OF par.
lament. 81 - :
In Holland The Catholics demand that school
teafherS shall be silent about religion, while
the Protestants protest agaiusr It's exclusion.
Robt W. Andrews q lawyer of BROOKLYN. N.
T., slipped and fell while leaving his home.
Saturday, struck his head on the sidewalk and
d1ed shortly afterward from the concusai0n.
Capt. r. 81. English. editor OF the Selma (Ala. !,
fines, and for many years agent OF the Asao-
eaated PTess In that city, died Thursday.
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Brutal Wife Murder.

NEW YORK, Jan. 3.-The police learned yes
telday that Mary Maher, 60 years old, had died
at her residence, on I'd avenue on New Years
day, under suspicious circumstances, and upon
Investigating the matter, found that her hus-
band, Thomas. had frequently fought with her
of late. On Thursday last he beat her dread
fully, and then he called the doctor, who at
tended her until her death. The doctor refused
certincate OF death, and the case was re-
ferred to the coroner, who. On examination,
found several ribs broken and her head badly
cut. Maher vas arrested last night and locked
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Will Nn1 Tell NhA Shnf H 1

CORK. Jan. 3.-Daniels. the man who was
shot and dangerously wounded by party OF
men who visited his house. persistently
refuses to tell the police who the men Were
that fired upon him or for what reason they
Gid so.
MObbiDg the Hebrews i'm Berlin.
LONDON, Jan. 3.-A Berlin dispatch says: On the
morning OF New Years day large crowds mostly
composed OF students made demonstration
before cafe much frequented by Jews. They
smashed the windows and mobbed all the Je VS.
they met. The police were comparatively help
less Another cafe was invaded aud emptted
OF Jews. Large and stormy meetings continue
TO be held ard the crusade seems To be gaining
iorce, the tist now being substituted for the
tongue,
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POISONED BY PICKLEs--Mrs. Mary Voorhis a
widow, who dwelis al No. % Coles street, Jer-
sey City, bought some chowchOw yesterday at
kOllr d Clocks grocery, at 9Th and Coles sts
she and her three children ate some OF the
pickles at dinner. and soon afterward were
taken sick. A ply ysician was summoned, and
ne said that the family was suffering from po!
SOD. He gave Iemeoy, and late last night the
mother and the two eldest children were said
10 be out OF danger. The youngest was In
peril. A health Inspector called on the grocers
last night and took some OF the chowchow fol
anaIy s1S.-M. Y, Herald Isl.
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Telegrams to The Star
IMPORTANT BALTIMORE DECISIONS
Against the Pullman Go.
The c. and @. Canal Case.
MOBBING HEBREWS IN BERLIN
THE new YEAR IN WALL STREET
NEW YORK WEN.
n nn0A-l ,Ur

NEW YORK, Jan. 3.-The new board of alder
men TO-DAY chose Alderman Slevin, Tammany
democrat. as temporary chairman of the board.
A vote WAS then taken for permanent preSi-
dent OF the board: Sauer Tammany democra at,
votes; Bernard kenney, irving Hall dem.. got
Each OF the nominees failed 10 secure a ma ior-
ity OF the votes cast. and on motion the board
adjourned until Wednesday next without any
further attempt TO permanently organize. The
mayors message will not be read until the
board is organized.
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WHITE House CALLERA - Representatives
Jorgensen and Hawley. Gen. Lew Wallace and
Y. s. Marshal Russell CTexas,) called on the
President TO day.

SUDDEN DEATH OF DR. WELLS-The many
friends OF DR.. c. j. S. Wells. q. s. n, will regret
to learn OF his sudden death. Even the morn
ing Of the 1st instant he showed interest In the
reception to be held at his house, and insisted
that everything should 60 on as though he
getting worHe ordered the front doors closed.
At that early hour only few onicers had
called. and there were no guests Ia the house
shock was great to his wife, who only became
alarmed about him shortly before the end. The
deceased was attached to the washington navy
yaIo.
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CEICAGo SoCIALIsTs.-A meeting OF the Leaders
OF the socialist party Ia Chicago was held
yesterday. 1t was conceded that the local
organizations had failed TO affect anything
towards the amelioration OF the condition or
The woIk1ngmeD, but IL was thought this
might be accomplished by q rational effort and
The local party was virtually reorganized with
the view OF forming part OF national socialist
movement.
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A WOULD-BE SHOOTER SBoT.-An Omaha
barber named Black went to Sidney, Neb
Friday, with the avowed purpose of killing
detective James L. Smith for causing an
offensive article to be published about him. lie
Iound Smith at the Lockwood House aud fired
TWO shots at him, when Smith returned the fire,
fatally wounding his assailant.
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TUE LOw.TAx DEMOCRATIC MEMBERS of the
Tennessee legislature held a caucus saturday
but without reaching any result adjourned un-
I'll this morning. COMMITTEE or conference y.
tween the low ana high-uaX democrats VIII
doubtless be appointed 10 day. Toe republican
caucus named L. r. Butler for speaker.
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The Navy Department without q
Head.

The decision made by the Attorney General In
regard to acting heads OF departments of the
government has not been correctly stated. The
decision was not alone that the President could
net redesignate Secretary Ramsey as acting
Secretary OF the Navy after ten days service In
that capacity. but that he could designate no
one elss as acting Secretary. and would have to
make an entirely new nomination. This de-
cisiOn was based on section 1sO OF the revised
statutes. which says:-"A vacancy caused by
death or resignation must not be temporarily
nlled for longer period than ten days"
secretary Ramsey's firsL designation expired
Friday last Since that day there has been no
recognize d head OF the Navy department.. No
requisitions have been signed, and no money
on account OF naval expenses has been drawn
from the Treasury, nor can there be until there
Is Q Chief Of the department. The President
will send In nomination next Wednesday to
f1ll the vacancy. The nominee cannot act
however. until he is confirmed and sworn in. It
is stated that Mr.. John w. H0gg. chief clerk OF
the department, will be nominated to hll the
unexpired portion OF the term Of ofice under
the present administration.
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THIEVES. Saturday night, robbed the resi-
dence OF Walter Savage, at Denton Corners, N
j., of several hundred dollars worth OF silver.
ware which adorned the New Year tables be
sides quantity OF 1ewelry rif1ed from the
bureau drawers and articles OF clothing
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CUMBERLAND COAL TRADB.-The Cumberland
CiUitfdn says: Mr. j. I. Edwards, clerk In this
city OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Com
pany. has just finished making out his yearly
reports snd has forwarded them To the canal
office. The total amount of shipments OF coal
by canal during the year ended December 81
was, as previously stated. 6l5, ,423 OF tons which
was carliee in 5464 boats. The total amount
OF revenues accrufng at this port On freights
and rents during the year was sSs2 72l. SO, which
was about $4,000 more than the receipts VI
last year,
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Treatment almost Painless. No CUTTING! No
Lsshns! No Medicine % 6wallowi Recent and
Wonderful Dtscoveryi! The Work Of another Ohio
Mani Practiced only BY NyDel1 East Of the Noun
tains VIII give 81. GOO for any case Of Piles can-
not Cure. Can be seen at $40 18th st.. corner p
northwest every alternate weak. Dec. 20 70 ~,
Jan. to 9. IL to a. 81 to Feb. 8. II 10 10. q to
March s. Is TO 10. 70 to Id April.
JAMES CRESS, Md,
A26-3U 80 l3th IT., eors y northWo0t,
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ARREsrED.-Joseph W. Milne, the fugitive
paying teller OF the Pocasset National Bank
Fall River, Mass, has been arrested at the st.
Nicholas Hotel, In New York. His accounts
are short s., 800. He confessed that his peeu-
lations extended over six years. He had s, 900
with him.
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The ANTI-CONKIING REPUBLICANS In the New
York legislature are positive they will elect
Depew United States Senator, TO succeed Mr.
kernan.
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GEN. AND MRS. GARFIELD attended family
reunion on New Years Day, at Scion, near
LaIrabee. sister Of Gen. Garfield. They also
spent Sunday at SOlOn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-03

The Hous. committee on appropriations
preparation bfa IN hehandsof sub commtteea
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Sitting Bulls Surrendered Chiefs.
The following telegram has been forwarded
10 the War department.:
FORT BUFORD, Dec. 22. 1SSO-Allison did not
arrive TO-DAY; was detained, l presume, by
Major Bell. commanding at Poplar river. Capt
Bell in letter just received, says he had coun-
Gil with Gaul on the 2Oth-no conclusion. Was
10 nave another to-day. He says Allison will
1emsin day or two longer II there is dis.
affected element existing there do not think
any good result can come from subjecting the
chiefs on their way to Buford to It, and sent
courier to Allison to night to proceed at once
to this post. with his party, and notified Capt.
Bell accordingly. Col. Ilges had not arrived
Yesterday, but was expected today or To-
morrow. ] notified Capt. Bell that Ilges was
hourly expected, with full Instructions from
YOU
{Signed) BROTHFRTON, COMMANDING"
The above was forwarded by Gen. Terry with
remark: 5000 rations and Is 900 pounds of
grain have been ordered from Fort Keogh to
Camp Poplar River to meet wants OF the In
creased garrison. Capt. Bells company, TIN
cavalry, has been ordered to remata at Camp
Poplar River in case it might be needed"
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Decision in Favor OF the e.. and o.
Canal MANAGEMENT.

BAITIHUks. Jan. 3.-In the Same court, IN The
case Of u. *. Stewart VS.. the president and di-
TeCtoTS OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal CON
pahy. praying that defendants be enjoined from
any further control and management OF the
canal. and asking the appointment of a re
ceiver, Judge Morris read the decision OF the
court refusing to appoint receiver.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To DAY.-Internal rev.
eIue, s! ,32l, 1854: customs $500, ,se672
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AMUSEMENTS.

NATIONAL THEATERs
ENGAGEMENT FOR SIX NIGHTS,
VTDNESpAY and SATURDAY MATINEES,
ComEenein9 MONDAY, Jan. 8,
OF the Popular Artists,
KATE CLAYTON
CHARLES 4. STEVENSON,
Supported by the Celebrated
CLlXION DRAMATIC COMBINATION.
MONDAY. TUESDAY and WEDNESD Y EVEN
INGS, ard WEDNESDAY MATINEE,
Dion BOuccault's Romantic Drama,
THE SNOW FLOWER.
ith The Startling Avalanche scHne, as played in
New York cty for seven weeks.
THURSDAY. FRIDAY and SA UaDiY EVEN
Ines. and SATURDAY MArtNFE,
THE TWO RpHAN-.
Monday. Jan 10, Mr. JJHN MCCULLOUGH j.
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SECRETARY SCHURz was asked TO day whether
there was anything In the rumor published this
morning connecting his name with the Berlin
Mission. and said that he had no thought OF
any such thing and II he ever desired for
eign mission. which was not at all the case, he
would certainly not think of Berlin,::fo very
OhyinUs reasons
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THE ANNuAI. MEETING OF TIE
W. MEMBERS OF THE MUTUAL PRJTEC-
TON FIkt INsURANCE COMPANY. OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLOMBIA for ths election of
nire Trustee, to serve the ensuing year, will b.
held at the otfice # the company. l4E pennsylv.-
mia avenue, MONDAY, JaEuS-y 17th 1891
Pols oIen from 10 O'c.ock m until clock p.
=. Inc following 10 the report of the operations of
the company at this date. viz: January j. 1881:
amount OF premium rotes held By the Com
Cash. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 456. 72
ent valrIs ................. 7497. IS
Losses by fire during ths year ......... Is -
Dividends paid. 80. S29. 10
1t JAMES E. FITCH, Secretary.
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IMPORTANT BALrIMOKE DE,


yNhCtiOn Against The 18e and O.
Road.
BALTIMORE, Md, Jan. 3.-In the L. s. circuit
court this morning. in the suit o. the Pullman
Palace Car company against the Baltimore and
patent OF complainants by the railroad com
paDy In using Pullman sleeping cars on their
roads, and praying Injunction against the rail
road company, Judge Bond flied the opinion OF
the court refusing TO grant rhe fniunntjnO
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M ~ Ia - UFP Sf 7 M n UF fEtRHETDWN
G~g UNIVIRsITY.-The course of Lectures on
q INSTITUTIONAL L,WS by Hon. Ron .RD
MFhRICK, LII. Will open FRIDAY EVEN
ING, January ith, at hslf-nss seven O'clock. aud
Continue on successive Fridays st that hour to be-
tween ten and fifteen lectures. In acc ,ria til
general request, students and practiti ,ners not
members Of the School will be admitted to this
cour-e st a special rate of en- Dollars, payable in
advance. Apply to W II FENNIS Secret Ary ,9t5
street northwest. jan3-5t
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THE CLERICAL FORCE OF THE PATENT OFFICH
was to-day re0rganked by consolidation into
three divisions, In charge respectively OF }. ".
b :bson, which Will have especial charge OF the
Patent Office G1zette; a division of draughtS-
men and designers, in charge OF Mr.. Gardner,
al the third division OF cOpyists, for which a
head will be selected In day or two.
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THE PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT issued today
shows reduction OF s5,69a, ,43O.,5 during the
month OF December. The decrease since June
30th last has been s42 $50 559. So. The following
are the Treasury balances: Total cash 10 the
Treasury, s222, 299 1874; legal tenders out
standing, s346,6s1 ole; certificates of deposit
65s $780, silver certificates, s45, $50 1885, refunding
certificates, 1927 400; fractional currency, ST.
1,53012. w
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A HEARING IN THE CEIEBRATEp CaAUyIs
CASE, Involving the title to 255 acres of valu-
able lands largely located within the limits of
st. Louis Is now going on before Secretary
SchuTZ. Mayor OverStoK and other prominent
st. Louis people are present.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

r BOYS 1S BIUE.-The regular meeting of
~ the Red Ribbon Club viii be held at OIeon
Hal. TUESDAY EVENING, 4th instant at I 80
O'Clock. ilt] l.. H. PA1 TER ION. Sec'y.
~ GOOD SOUP AND BREAD will be fur
SV nished free EVERY DAY from 10 to II
u needy persons bringing bn kets to the
North, rn Liberty soup House, corner 5th ct and
tes York ave. CT tickets ut the 9th Preciuct
9th and IL IA sta. 1anS- I'm