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Iowa for Wilson.

CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-The Inter Oceap re
Gently addressed to each member of the iowa
OH the senatorial question. or la Republic
cans 81 responded, and Al declares for John
E. Wilson; five desire their letters to be con-
6dential.
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Public opinion In England favors Ameri-
can Intervention in Peru as necessary to pre-
vent Chill from destroyin the Peruvian ma
tionality. Mr.. Blains's policy as expressed
by General Hurlbut is highly approved of.
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A train as an EXecutiOner.

CoRsCAINA, Nov. l0.-A report reached
here that the freight train on the Internation-
al and Great Northern road ran into a COLI
vict gang at Riverside, killing twenty-three
convicts and wounding a large number. The
acciden mt is attributed to an open switch.
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z II

on the l4th october, 1881, n sorrel i
horse. Said horses were about u
and weighed about 100 pounds ear
horse WAS branded I'll" on right shv
white hind feet. The sorrel was brt
(untted), on left shoulder. Each, WI
had a abort rope around his nv
newly shod all around. The horse
merly owned by Oliver Ingram, Q
Montana. 1 viii pay $40 reward 10
of salt horses to me, at Butte, MOnL'
pay o liberal reward for inlorTiS
will lead TO their recovery.
November 5, 1881. r. L.
7noV-d6-w1t
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High Water,

BROWNSVILLE, Nov. 1o.-The Rio Gran de
is higher than since '4s, the water being
within half . block of the main plaza in
Aatamora. About t~hree-quarters of the
town is under water. Great damage has
been don and there is much suffering among
the p, ! Mexicaus. Since it has been rain
ing almsst every day in the northern csun-
ties.
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Election News.

NEW YORK, Nov. 12.--The latest informa-
ton received at the Republican State COM
mittse rooms yesterday placed the majority
fer the Republican State ticket at 12,722.
These returns are complete, except from
three counties, which are partly estimated.
When full returns are received from these
three counties it is probable that the
majority will reach $4,000.
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Adjustment being the order of the day
President Arthur proposes to do a little of
that kind of business himself. He will adj
just his cabinet npon the stalwart basis.
Half-breeds must take their medicine. No
kicking allowed. ..
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-11-15

The returns from New York indicate that
Mr.. S~tepIadder Hustled received = vote 'com-
nensurste with his popularity" he will not
be Treasurer of Now York.
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Hanged.

FAYETTEVILLE, West Va, Nov. 1l.--Hen-
ry Jenkins was hanged at l o'clock to-day for
the murder of Winfield Saunders. The sup
posed motive WAS robbery. Beth were min
ers and worked together. Twenty thousand
spectators witnessed the execution.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-11-15

Mr.. Filley says he is not a eaI
the office of Postm aster General, an
story saying he is was started by hi
The virtusus Filley must be shock
scandalous reports.
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Train Abandoned.

OMAHA, Nov. 11.--Owing to q snow storm
and heavy drifts at Sherman, Wyo., the ever
land train from Ogden due here this evening
was abandoned. a
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Horrible.

LONDON, Nov. 11.-Frsm Cape Coast Cas-
tie comes the report that the King of Asian
tee killed 200 young si,ls for the purpose Of
using their blood for mixing mortar for the
repair of one of the State buildings.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-11-15
A COMMON MISTAKE.

The unrsliabllity Of soms Of the A.soci.
ated press dispatches announcing the result
of the recent elections in the States may be
seen In the following. In giving the returns
for Nebraska the telegram says:
"The Republicans have gained everywhere.
Douglass county has elected 4 straight Re-
publican ticket. the majorities ranging from
200 to 1900, the first time that a straight Re-
publican ticket has been elected in this
county for years. Hall county went Repub-
lican for the first time in its history"
OF course our neighbor across the way
could not refrain from INDUCING in q. loud
cackle over the glad tidings. 1t was a ray Of
sunshine which, to its Republican eye,
seemed to pierce the gloom hat has fallen
upon its party Upon the receipt of the news
of the unlocked for success Of the Demo
Gratis in other localities, hence a crow of de-
light went up from the faithful over it. Now
the tact of the matter is neither Douglass
nor Hall county has been Democratic for
the last five years, nor do we believe, after
looking over the subjoined figures, that
either of them was ever Democratic. Ac-
cording to Spofioru's american almanac for
'SSl-indisputabie authority-the vote in
those counties is as follows:
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-11-15

The price Of whisky in Cincinnati is to be
determined BY . combination known As the
"bis ive." Here in the West it is deter
mined BY the "little sne" behind the bar.
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Guitteau's Former Wife
... -. pOenaed.

DENVER, Col. Nov. 1l.-Mrs. Dinsmore
the former wife of Guitteau is now residing at
Leadville. She has been summoned to ap-
pear as a witness at the trial of the assassin.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-11-15

New YORK Republican papers profess to
draw comfort frsm the defeat Of their party
in that State. They evince a surprising
aptitude to adjust themselves to the changed
political situation.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-11-15

On Tuesday, the 10Th inst, the Mexican
veterans day at Atlanta will be observed.
GeI,SS' Sherman and many other distin
guishsd military officers will join in the Ger.
menis
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-11-15

Navigation il closing in the West and the
grain trade is dsnoralized by wild speclla-
ton. So says the New York World.
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Sale of Stock and Stock Farm.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. In. II. Stanford's
great stock farm and stable Of race horses
were sold to d. Swiger. Price Of land,
100000 ; price of stock not known.
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In view of the facts which the above fig.
Wes develop our neighbor MAJ learn to take
election returns as they are transmitted over
the wires by the Associated press agents as it
would cheap whisky-with many misgivings.
In the tive counties named the Clutch took
Holland" Only that and nothing more.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-11-15

List of letters remaining IN the y
Office November IL, 1881.
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Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1881-12-22
Probate.
+ TEXAS.

Z IEAAS.
,sny constable of wasb>
pg:
mmanded to cause to
ast twenty days, in
newspaper pub
Washington, the
Zed in the estate Of
sed; T. N. Gentry,
3 annexed Of said
he County Court Of
pm application for dis
snistration Of, and his
The estate Of John II.
which will be heard at
county court Of said
on the sd Monday in
prt house thereof, in
at which time all
fsaid estate may APP
"a application if they
under penalty of the
hit make due return. Is
of June, 1881.
q. NJ. Lewis, Clerk OF said
q the seal thereof, at Office,
Aof Brennan, the nth day
SSI.
H. NJ. LEWIS,
Court, Washington couRty.
tfy that the above and fore
+ and correct copy Of the
now in my hands.
HUTCHINSON, Sheriff.
TER, Deputy.
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.eY Lockatt
lae to Creditors.

-
eble County Court Of Wash
shaving granted, on the sd
! 1881, letters Of administra-
1E estate of II. F. Windwehen,
the undersigned, he gives mo-
requires all persons having
ainst the estate Of said II. F.
len, deceased, TO present the
the time prescribed by law, l.
DC months after SAID June sd,
~ V. WHITE.
r. Administrator of the estate Of
II. F. Windwehen decd
address, at Burton, Washington
Sexas, Res:dencd about one mile
Ore of said late Windwehen.
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Joint Resolution amending Section e Of Ar
tlcle ILL of the Constitution oil the State of
Texas

Joint Resolution amending Section q of Ar
ticle Ill of the Constitution oil the State of
Texas.
SEcIIoSl l.. Be it resolved by the legislA-
ture of the State ofTexas, That section twen-
the State of Texas be so amended as to hereaf
ter read as follows (viz:
SECTION n. The members of the leg,
ture shall receive nom the public tr- sln4
such compensation for their service, sasuI3
from time TO time be provided by a. NE
exceeding five dollars per day. iaw1 my
to the per diem, the members IN 1ueitioh
shall be entitled to mileego OF eacn honss
returning from the seat ofgr IN goins 70 sha
mileage shall not exceef sVernments Wnicn
for every twenty-five mi I'VE 20 .Ool collars
computed by the ne1 tes' tne nuisance 70 pe
route oftravel by lar resi- anu most airect
or water routes; D ~ aluie.s Jn .ailr ~ " N
dist,ncss ~ ~ re and preserve 4 table of
tar - ha ss,s III county seat now or hereaf-
milesgc ~ -Dlished, and by such tabln tbs
membsr each member shall be paid; bur no
cT,raSe shall be entitled to mileage for anv
dsv az ssion that may be called within one
catlr Ter the adjournment of regular or a
~ ii session; provided, the regular session
- the legislature shall not continue longer
man one hundred DAYS.
| And be IL further resolved, That the govern
/ or be requested TO submit to the vote of the
! electors of the state the foregoing proposed
| amendment to the constitution, at an election
10 be ordered on the first Tuesday in Septern-
Der, A ID. ISL, in accordance with the provis-
Ions OF article IL of the state constitution.
Passed March -, by vote OF fwo-thlrJis Of
all the member5 elected to each house.
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PnGRtS.
YALE.

JAS. I By virtue Of au-
1nty.. thority vested in
erior Of Taxes FOR Wash
g. and in obedience to
susm tho Hon. W. NJ.
\. 81 the State of Texas, l
pa will, on the first Tues
70 VII, the ath day there
louse door, In the city Of
y 10 coll at public out-cry,
81 the statute, 90 much OF
S.ytSRfthe respective par
mt to satisfy their
as set forth hereafter,
or may accrue thereon ,
I'D sale nom day to day
ouns OF said property Is
Axes thereon:
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son WHY.

;il ,ey.Wort Is pro-
and purifying ac-
acre there is 4 crav-
HTine, or mill.y, rupy
ID kidneys, it cures
ation and piles read
N and healing power.
hble form or liquid
-, either act prompt
idgel.
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THE STATE OF TEXAS,

DEFAKr,Ksr OF STATE. I,T.H.Bow-
secretary of State for the State of Tex
e4eby certify, that the foregoing are
pies OF the proposed amendments to the
stutioQ Of this State, passed by the 18th
f.slatIsre, and published by direction affhe
"ernor, in accordance with the provisions
of the constitution and laws of the State.
Witness my official signature and thes
LIS seal Of State affixed, atthe city ofAu--
tin, THE 18th lay OF NAV, A. ID. ISL
4. II. BOWMAN,
Secretary of cfale
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of state shall, IL. the presel.e =. he governor
and attoruey-sseneral, open and count said
turns thS.t majority Ofthe votes were cast for
eald amendment, ii shall be the duty OF the
governor on the followinwing day to issue his
proclamation setting forth the fact that said
amendment has received a majority of the
votes cast at said election, and shall proclaim
that said amendment has become and is a
part of the state constitution, and this amend
ment shall take effect from and Aftx said
PROCLAMATION.
Passed March II, ISL, by vote of twO-thirds
nf nll the InaInhPrI elected tn ench hnlIea
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oisseur and ex-
Cromwell, was
natism by St.
orfolk Virginian.
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&plaint.

I've cure for
ID and head
by. A ma
~ Use tiff
Price Price
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egg
SS
re-
10 Washington sl,75
b Kerr League,
u :, ;i -: 49,: 1 GO
M ! herE ieague' n,
aet IS. ,'............ 400
Ste, VIM aunson
sn SlSas b. key. Keys $50
Cole league,
, 1881-11-21

cntnnItces. II he hns any. While oil acknowi-
c'lRe that tho proceedings ri law must bu 70.
spectctl. thorc II general lear tbar sentiment
altssn In tho COURT buusc and in tho tury-box
Inuy dcfont tho cndt Of Justice. and that Gul-
ttHtit who aectns nt att TINES to ho fully ron
sclous uf tho consequences Ut hts nets, muy es-
cape pulIfah'nent On tho piea Of Insanity, and
i;w s i, was',tnRtoa consider hs Ito worth moro
Streets. Esen hls own bn,sl,er says TINT
II Hi ~ NUT INSANE HE SHOULD IF
HAS8Eii,
but that, It he aao"M br by any chance ncauts-
teti ~ ptobAhty *o,,!h not he ler,uIttcl 10 1.-Two
nnywhere upon tho fncs Of tho eHrth. There
are s1Me l.n!tcHtiona. In ndiEtlon to those tlir.
ntsi.e by The ro!icc ol1cer, E!,c''n that shcro
tnay hHfo been Il conspiracy. y son Ut lUstlco
Waller, Tor instance. s,I'h that betore thc scene
=! tnn uultcau ease ended ycstcriay be nver-
hnAt1 contcrsntt0n At tho corner TT Foiir.Hnd.
a.half street aud i.oulsiana avenue. T. man will,
krny "hiskets and having a Pistol In its over
coat picket t!alug tho prlnV3pal talkcr. lIe sail
~ na,ln,t lah cnhfico +! shbnt him yet. but he
would tto It l}efnrc N0nlay night. Young Wal.
inr followed the party sl,ntt nstancu n the
and th8 uafty c1ttded him.
, 1881-11-21

UUiTEAU EIlUHs HIMSELF UFF.
WASHINGTON. Nov. :N.-Therc wcrc hundreds
OF visitors 1T tho pIstrtct jul today. Hntlxinus
services wcro held tn tho nlurn,nx IN tho ro-
tun4u by representatives Of various churches.
Guitoau was the attraction. md throughout tho
day crowd OF nnxtoua spectators hung ArDunl
the Rato opening into tho cortiI.ur In which IL
Ills coll. OccasIonaliy party would obtntn per-
hiss!u1 to pass through tho corridor Rnd vlew
tho prisoners in their cotls Including 0uIlcau.
Tho guards would euzagc Nuitcau in cunvprsa-
hos, snyng something iu reference TO tho ut
tempt to shout him yestorduy. Ills lnyarinb!u
reply IL tho allustou was: 10, yes; Ain hnrl
to bit. People will lrarn after while
thar tho Lord Is with inc. and will not
permit n,o to be killed. Thc flesh wound CAUSED
by tho shut rnuses tho rrlsn,Gr no tncunyGt-
ienc1 whatever. lio lnsists TINT ha tn1iat hare
stroS Eunrd r. ct ,o NH.
Afternoon
TIE CROWD At TIL: IAit.
becamo 70 Rreat tnat utlitean WIS notified by
tho Warden TINT thtre WIS lnTKe number Ut
rursuns In ttIu rntundn rho desired IN seH httt,
a,,d no bud hotter slep lut Into tho CORRIDOR.
uuilcnu Immediately pnt on hs cont mld int,
alt, brushing himself Ut. appeared In fnil yew
Ut eyury ouu present. unon retiring, hu kalute.l
tlo crowd i,t atary stylo, snttlnE tn ~ lt,d!f.
pnsscl quiet ntghl. talking bnt Ittttu. ltm
spends tnpst nt the tine tH reAdtuy uld writing.
1le guards nlsH sAy tllHt, wh.iu llt appears per-
turGs a6ouI ,Sa.orruw. l!s Is not .lait. satis-
tied thnt hU will csrapH vfunncu. SarlEus rll.
lnors are III circulation IN tho eaatcrn rart Of
tho city rcHArliuH attempts to ehndt Gulttnu.
Many heleyu that concerted acll0n bus bcGsl
tnkun IN XIII hin since the trial tt1tlII. Thu
military 9unrd Is still nm dItlty. NJ nPprchen-
stnn " felt ly tic officers ~ tho 3atl thAt my
surtlur attusnp.s Will ba ulado OIL the llc OF thu
, 1881-11-21
MORTUARY.
Obseqtatcs Mt Baltimore af tho Lako
James Lot lt4dEelsy.


Jane. Lot lttd*elsy.
Spfeial Dnpatth to It's CHICAGO Tribune.
nA1.r1MOHE, Md, Nov. :1--Tho obsrqules Of
tho tate james Int RidGrtoy, Grand SecretMry
Of the Sovereign Grand 1<hlR0 Ut tho United
States, Independent Order at Odd. Fellows, took
I,titco hero t1t!4y With iu,postug unu interesting
ceremonies. Fur tho IaBt two days tho rerIAlns,
tneIoscd In q bluck cIuth-coyere! casket. laid Ia
Btato il tho grand bulon OF Odd Felluws' Tsln-
pIt. Tho cusket rcsled upon cataful4ue sur
rounded With Il rnr6 anl beautiful il0vnl dcspn.
Including a representation Ut tue "settlng Yuu.'
tolto,, fron, tho yet91at's of Ca!ifernta. Tho
or tho order, Including tselexnttons from a'l
9" is s;ry e. me hanfs sfs
hluru,lt anu L. Ilu Sweat. WIN, With Luther J.
Glenn. GFana sire Ut the sovstelRD 1.o19e, ,na'lo
oltlunry ah.lressrs Tlu ''9nY!ty pull 'bsar.r"
tratlu Treasurer uE tho Sovereign t.o.iHe; Past.
tirln! stres ]. i: Ste1usota Rntl }. u siokgs, 9t
ltnxrlt VI Ohln. ~ +. tit!slin Df atAssach1satis.
&. II. Ko,!aa und j. i. Mci,nhnn NJ lsa'ttnarc;
luxt.u ra1lu slHsters Joseph ransant or un!tt"
neliyu pnil. bearers we're ALEXANDER antz ulln
". u: HNiy. nf the iranh l.'ntge 81 oiaryinnt:
Cni. W. I.ou!s Srhtry aI Juc9b u. FrteuslrEet. nt
tho tlrult3 EGEn III tHneHt; Aitl FAst trM1u Slua-
lsra +. r. EHls. y. llneKnlIler, EsnH +. Perkins.
Mlul John C4rhes. 1'hu ru,n9lna Werc placeu II!
Tho family whit IN tirern Mu,ht Cctnttcry, aa4
thB funeral tgrtfHH WA* composed Ut 8cftral
ihs.lsanh insllt,uis TT tho nr!ur. Including
luLxrs froln Sew York. Philadelphia, al'd Wnsn-
trvtnu. Grand hlte tilutt!i hna tss!tca y procla-
,llIu1u tHtyea Ut Odd. rloWs throughout tho
wnrIrl IL trapa their ha. III ig,0ttrn,nR for tue
spNce IT lhtrty dMys. MID observe AucH ofhar
tify ti,e lye md respunt which uli must tsel tor
tLu lngtHory OF tho tteccn1nd.
, 1881-11-21
j. WILSON GUITEAU.
sD1fE i'rAIS TALK.

Enttfa{ f1ttaf1h 4, 1h4
w4stryurnv n q. Nnv ~, w.;r ta,,st,a,,,.
,,ro.lor ~ ,cs m, o,,,r@,.,. ~ ,.t.,a,'.
ut nnt,fnrou tho .,o,,rsn, a.atur., -. f,.,,.o,,
bv Tho +,,nrt r., ottor,n. ~ val. ~. ,,.Sa. -
nntnroct,no gnoarir,, ~ .tf. ~. ,sS:. ~ NJ
0uitrnr s.y,. '' '''' "'"'' J"
~ IN nnt t,o,v ,,o ,,,.-o, ~ A., ,.,
In t,oinr thIs do nnu- that ,ra ,,".,ra >, tror
nor tcrhn,cnl hcncut .xhatarnr ,,.,,n"o .t,a.
nv i,rothcr In ,n.onc md ~, nnx,s,',. .ha, ss
.htu ~. ,.....,,.ha". .,.., ~. wv ""~iou1 .na1
tu!1 ,. W ss'ap'asnco. Nut' nc ID not l1sane an
WILING tnat io b9 hung. Therefore l ant urs.
"illne tnat Mf' hobtnson 6y hIs n,cthos1s should
Rtro tue defense ar appearance Of rcsorttng to
GuIteuu. VIC want a fair trial. and nothing else.
or coursc wr drstrc r. t,,u, IN nj ,h., i" ncnos'
snrv -. ts,a,,,,st, 49, 49,. - -. ~
ity: but In doing this Asn not willing to briNg
up anything that ulthor il untrue or has no
direct relation to the proof Of bis insanity. Al
.noosu 10 not saS a'e' Aoo'nson lntcnus any
thing but whit is right. bis coutso Is just tho
verso ,'.,,,~'.,' Of Tot "' o. ., ,,,, ,,,.,.>.
,t'' I. N;". ~ I'M 'Ef fsnAHl.
ltccl lhconsea III to's. because 1t Is without
ses @as cs my M M s:axe sas a tex
rc.tr",n bn,etr ond mr. hoSo nnnthas W. -or ,y,.h ~
Mr, f,ohtnson," "'>A
anpnktno oonera,tv nm rim .,h,oo. ,ytt,,,
'us RoHe'a'1s oo tn' 9"o'cct' u "iSoh
duteau eass:
NOV, would 1tko 1t 10 DO understood that.
81 far as am concerned, would nos lay tho
n,Ia ~ nrrtn,'s " W. aso, ~ ~, - ,.;... ~, w..
nule 'ny o.o.noe ~ escape Inc pehaHy due 10
bI ,s fe So 9t sno Il 9 wsr'
hand. II hc wcre thu n md IL nnr inpanc 7 nro.
.,os, -, otn,d h.. ~, ,na ,w.,.1,,..'
nnto defopso 70 p prove su The fact % Of suc l in.
sanity and irrcspousilEl{y before tho law. 1
viii neither countcnancc nor peru,t tt, tic Int Intro.
, 1881-11-21
1N<fuNEITC OTSII;I{S.
AN ELECTRICAL STBW
.OYSIE: E:RS!
AT THE
Great Boston
Oyster House,
Under WiIloughby, Hin & Co.,
Cor. Madison and Clark-sts.

1st. CLEANLINESS.
2d. RESPECTABILITY.
The proper place to take your
wife, yourlnotller your sister.
Sd. Tho best Of everything
only good enough Tor our pa
irons. The best 'oystcrs," "tlle
best butter, the best milk, the
best bread, the best crackers,
the best coffee. The patrons
of this popular place will be
served with the best, without
regard to expense. The pro-
prietors OF the BOSTON OYS-
TER HOUSE not dependent
OIL this department. for IL live
lillood, and it shall he the
incest place in this country
to cut "oystcrs.''
4tl,. We request you to
CONTRAST the appearance
Of the walters ut the BOSTON
OYSTER HOUSE with the
walters ut the different hotels
and other places III Chicago.
"CRITICISE" the BOSTON
OYSTER HOUSE, under Will
1oughby,, Hill Il Co., corner
Madison and ClarIk-sts. We
will wager twill be tuvo1sl-
bic.
The only Oyster House III
"this" world lighted by elec-
tricity.
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