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Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1881-01-05

The tax on whisky should 90 10 the
needy families Of some Of the drinkers
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1881-01-05

1t is harder 10 get married in Germany
than to get divorce in this country.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1881-01-05
The Old Year.
CIRCUIT OF THE WORLDS HISTORY.

One continent has had more sunlight
than the other during the year 1880. In
the United States it has been a season of
unexampled prosperity. Specie payments
have been easily maintained, A large sur.
plus OF revenue has been applied to the re.
ductlon OF the National debt. All the
material interests of the country have pros.
pered, immigration has been pouring in
like great tide, the population has
swollen to 50,000,00O, and the excitement
OF a Presidential canvass has been borne
without excessive strain. In Europe the
retrospect is more gloomy. National arm
aments are increasing, and the impoverish.
nent OF great masses of population defes
the most ingenious articles of economists
and statesmen. The Fatherland is discon.
tented; France is rent with religious strife
England has retired from Afghanistan only
to plunge into new embarrassments in
South Africa, and Lord Beaconsfelds sue.
cessor is at his wits end in regard to Ire.
land, Montenegro has acquired little
territory through the menace of an inter.
national fleet, but Greece is still kept at
the door awaiting the pleasure Of Sultan
who prevaricates and promises, but acts
only under compulslon. In Russia public
confidence has been restored in a measure,
but the finances are in extreme disorder
Not nation in Europe, with the sole ex.
ception of the Netherlands, has reduced
its debt during the year.-N. Y. Tribune.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1881-01-05

Young men with weak heads should
part their hair in the middle, so that the
weight will be evenly divided,
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1881-01-05

The Prince of Wales is very popular in
Paris, the wicksdest city in the world,
except, Of course, Cincinnati.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1881-01-05

Inquirer: A college is place where a
young man is kept during the period he is
sowing his wild oats, and thus relieves his
family of the annoyance of having him
about.-BostOn Post. And female semi.
nary is place whore a young lady is kept
during the falling-in.love season, and thus
relieves her father Of heavy expense in
the way of new gate hinges and extra gas
bills.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-02
The District in Congress.
DISTRICT DAY IN Tux HOUsE.

DISTRICT DAY IN THE HOUSE.
The committee Oh rules of the House has
agree q TO resolution TO set aside Monday the
l4th OF February, after the morning hour. for
the consideration Of District business. When 1t
was presented In the House Mr. Bouck OF Wis
consi1, objected. The Speaker said the effect
OF the objection would only be TO carry the
matter over for one day.
BILL TO PURCHASE THE AQUEDUCT BRIDGE.
Senator Whyte to-day introduced Dill author
izing the Secretary OF War to purchase the aaae-
duct bridge at valuation to be put upon the
property by the owners, and that the purchase
money, instead OF being paid to the oW ners.
shall De turned into the L. S. Treasury in pay-
ment OF the debt owed by the bridge company
10 the United States; that Ii the owners refuse
10 sell at reasonable valuation, the Attorney
General Is directed to Immediately enter suit
owes the United States. The bridge company
owes the government for borro1 wed money,
principal and interest, over $500 900 The bill
was referred TO the District committee.
THE CITY HALL AND THE GOVERNMENT PRINTING
OFFICE.
The Senate bill providing for the extension
and enlargement OF the City Hail. to better &C
commodate the courts and records OF the Dis
trict and appropriattng sll7 900 for that pur-
pose, being On the Speakers table the commit
zee on puzzle buildings and grounds at their
meeting yesterday considered the propriety OF
urging Its passage, and unanimously directed
It's Chairman TO obtain recognition for the pur-
pose or asking suspension OF the rules to put
the bill upon It's passage. The plans for ex-
tending the public printing office were changed
adjoining lot instead OF under the proposed new
building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-02
kilograms to The Star
The PlvmOuth- ~. T. p,..

RALEIGH. n c., FeD. 2.-rne fire at Plymouth.
y. e.. DESTROYED the business portion of the
place, which was thickly built no with stores
ana warehouses The court house was built
OF orlck. The IRE, beginning ia the Office near
me centre OF Water street. worked It's way
both up and down that street. until it had
swept 1t clear, not a building being left. The
following is list OF the bulldogs and stocks
DESTROYED. With tho losses :-HoTnthal 4 Bro,
Tour buildings, including their store ana stock
vi me- chand'Ze, 5000; J. +. Norm store and
sioch OF merc1aDdiZe, aud two other buildings
sZe GOO; D. T. Newberry. three buildings, stock
anu nteIchandKe, and 100 bales OF cotton.
600; j. w. Ayres. store and stock or mer,
chahGlle, 5000; W. NJ Ayres. stock OF mer-
SnaIdlze; N j. Norman, two storehouses So 600:
W. IL. Waro, druggist, entire stock, ST., 500: John
pieIcy, store aud stock, 81 600: the court house.
soooo; j. r. Swain, store and stock 81 500: Tetr
,e' store and stock, $1,000; sundry small
losses, IS go. Captain Scion Askew. OF the
steamer Arinle, steamed up In the rear of ina
burning warehouses and saved considerable
properly. The losses amount to sI21 $40. Re-
secs the buildings destroyed. $50 bales OF cot
toh were burned ana 10000 shingles. Horn.
tnal and Co and j. L. Norman ger,. narilaIiy
insured The other losers have no Insurance
What yer. The church burned was bgi,r or
DICK and was haDdst me In design.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-02
EAe mRrkeIA.

sBALIlMORE, Feb. 2.-Virs1nis skies, deferred
Dc ns s1nliS1,y ia :s-dsy OILS
IN Flour firmee aud more actve-Howard street
ana Testecn super. 25a3. IS; do. extra OOai Is
Dc Eo orands Pata lsf family 49,
southern red, II5aI. is; do. amber. |. -Sais5
No western winter red, spot and February, l. 49,
May igs Corn or sou nbpI siasa U.s.
err hrner but dull-southern white aud yellowS5S
March 5s asked no bid e 5teaner s5Ssa54
quiet,western white 42a43; do. mixed, 4Os4t. rye
Vana q & 'hcs psRn
nm WIN nn noder 11 demsndmess pork ola Is ~
pseEea and Baeona hSas GtietRE clear s9
9uiet-prime to choice western racked. I3sl3. ro5
2osze. Eggs lower. 32a35 Petroleum Nominal nal
lower lows Ill Freishts to Liverpool per stealoer
bushels corn, 10, 260 bushels oats. e 400 busbes
s smlptIents none sales-wheat 4S1. 500 bush sis
NEW YORK, teb 2.-stocks strong. Money
oa6 &C. E1chanse-iong. 1924; short, ass, Govern.
oo NEW YORK. Feb: 2:-EEour dull. whea,
NV lOhk. Feb q. II a;m.-The Stock Market
opened strong aad generally higher, aud prices
advanced y to "a per cent, Texas Pacific. Lske
Ere aud Western and the evated railway shares
hioSe ,our iIStouS III lue upward movement.
subsequently prices reacted q to ~ per cent the
later I IN Western Union, which sold down from
LONDON, Feb. 2. 1890 p. m.-Consols,
70 y l6 for money and SO H. l6 for the account
y. bonds, per cents. 116A. Atlsntic and
Great " estern first mortgage trustees cates
63h; Atlantic and Great Western seconds, 3iA.
Erie. Ok do. second consols, 1O4.. New YORK
central, 1873 Illinois Central, 1851. Pennsyl-
vanis Contra e.. Reading, 80.
NEW YORK MARKETS. THIS AFTERNOON.
The following quotations were current IN New
IOrK To-Day at ~ p. M, as reported by Lewis
johnson Co. -. 8. per cents, 1922 bid, IIlx
asked o. s. ~ per cents, liz bid, 1l2k asked; ID.
G; S65's, = New Jersey Central, 9ls; Ohio and
al niba ana 1t. Joseph. $40 Lake Shore, 1855
Northwest, l2S4; do. preferred. 1874 Iron Noun
preferred. =; Wsbash. st. Louis and Pacific.
~, 40. preferred, SsA; Kansas and Texas, AK
". u. Ielexraph. l154: O. q. sud |. O., 26a;
PaClhc Mail. 634; Union Pacific. lis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-02
SWALLOWING POISON.

SWALLOWING and inhaing the noxious impu-
rites generated by Catarrh. POISON not alone the
nasal organs, but the stomach and lungs. No
merely LOCAL remedy. like douches and insoluble
snuffs, can possibly reach or eradicate the viruent
sporules Of Catarrh. 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 O0NSTI-
TUT1ONAL aswell as local antidote Is certain to
CURE CATARRH. as vaccine virus is to prevent
Smallpox. Its unprecedented sale with unsoNc-
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 Ca
TARRH CURE is the most important medica
discovery since vaccination. REV. Q. III. TAYLOR.
40 Noble street, Brooklyn, writes lone package
produced q radical cure" sit entirely cured q
member Of my family who had suffered from Ca
tarrh for 40 years" j. d. MCDONALD, ITO Broad
way, N. Y: 1T cured me after doctoring for
nearly 80 years" Mrs. EMMA O. HowEs. 80 W.
Washington Place, N. Y: II can speak for SEVEN
members of NY family who have used it With great
BENEFIT" BEv. W. n. SUMHER. Frederick, Nd. ::
Everybody troubled with Catarrh as I was
should use it." MARY A. RANKER, 49i n. Clark
street, Chicago ILL.,: "For six years did not
breathe through my nostrils until used Wei De
Meyers Catarrh Cure" MRS. NJ. e. SHENEY, 3022
Sarah street, st. Louis, Mo-: eft gave me instant
relief" T. j. CRANK. Atlantic Hotel, Chicago:
cit restored me to my ministerial labors" Rev.
GEO. A. R1Es, Cobbleskin. N. T.: ut relieved me
Of great Polypus" ". II. TRUEsDELL. M. D.,
Elein. H.. &C.. &C., &c &c. DR.. Wei De Meyers
TREATISE" is mailed FREE His "CURk" In
10 Dey st.. N T.. At 81 90 complete. novs-eo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-02
The johnson Murder Trial.


SthOS DIVINE STILL. SICK.
This morning, In the Criminal Court Judge
James, eleven OF the jurors In the case of Jonn
Silas Marshall johnson, indicted for the murder
OF James E. Johnson on the 2eth OF NJ arch last.
which has been On trial over week. appeared
In the court room, the twelfth Juror. Mr.. III lsh
G Divine (whose Illness yesterday necpssftatad
a suspension OF the trial. being still sick Mr.,
reETy represented the government, and Messrs.
PENDANT. 0 ~
the court called DR.. Townshend who is at
Iendlpg the sick juror, Mr.. Hugh G. Divine
me doctor stated that The disease was erysipe-
las, ana that Mr.. Divine would be unable to
leave his room for at least five DAYS and per-
maps Dot for ten or twelve days.
Mr.. Perry submitted the law to meet this
case-Section sos, Martins Criminal Plead
ing.
Mr.. Cook suggested that there were several
modes by which the court might proceed with
the trial, citing 9tS Bishop.
The court said that he should not act hastily
on this subject, and would deliberate on it to-
day.
The court was thereupon adjourned until TO-
morrow morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-02
Wanted. an Ice Boat.

tAeXsndria Gazette
Were 1t not for the patent fact that they do
not, we would suppose that the direct interests
OF all the househoiderS In the District OF Colun-
b'a would be sufficient TO induce every one OF
them TO become an active lobby member OF the
present Congress, for the purpose OF obtaining
from thar body an Ice boat, with which to keep
their farbor open during such weather as has
prevailed this winter aG6 which has effectualy
blockaded the national capital for more than a
month. The increased cost OF fuel and OF many
sorts OF provisions, leaving entirely our Of vie@
the numerous other expenses, troubles and In
convenienceS. necessarily caused by the block
ade, would stimulate the people and the press
or any other city except Washington, TO cry
aloud for the small appropriation that Is re-
quisite TO raise 1t. IL Congress Will no. reclaim
the Potomac fats, the mere taste OF it's men,
ber5 for oysters, VIII induce them TO vote the
insignificant sum required for the pprchas OF
an Ice boat, II the necessity for such q boat be
brought 10 their attention
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-02
Preparing for the Inauguration.
TIE RECEPTION AND BALL.

HE hSOEf AND BALL.
The subcommittee ON floor and music of the
Inauguration reception and ball met at National
Metropolitan Bank building last evening-Mai.
Lockwood presiding. and Mr.. Z. b. Hay secre
taTy. the chairman submitted a number of
additional names to I'LL the vacancies on the
sub committee, which were approved, Mr.. E.
r. Hay offered resolution. providing "that the
MOOR De divided into seven divisions. each diviS-
ion 10 De under the supervision OF an assistant
manager OF director. with sufficient number
or HOOT managers for each division &C. which
after some discussion was referred TO q cOmDit-
Tee OF five. A motion that the list OF commit
tees should be printed ad Seriatim On the pro-
grams was then passed. and the question OF
memeeTs OF the committee was discussed, but
no action taken. The subject or badges was
referred 10 the committee OF five. with power
10 act, and motion adopted that the executive
committee De requested 10 issue an order to the
day committees that they should not wear
Their badges at the ball, In order TO prevent any
confusion which might otherwise arise.
The sub committee on tickets for the ball met
and organized last evening by Clecting Mr.. JOS
T. Bel chairman. ana Mr. N. b. wilkins secre-
tary. An Informal discussion was INDUCED in
as 10 the duties OF the committee and how best
IneF could be performed. Ii was found that the
duties OF the sub committee on comfort aud
employment were so closely connected with
those or the ticket committee that resolution
was passed asking the committee on hall and
promenade reception 10 consolidate the two
committees
The executive committee will extend an invi-
tstion TO General and Mrs. Grant to attend the
Inauguration BALL President and Mrs HAYES
have already been invited. General Hancock
mas also been invited, and the committee have
assurances that he Will be present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-02
Hirth Murder RumorS.

REPORTED DEATH OF THE PRISONER. PINS.
The interest subject or the murder OF George
Philip Hfrth. for which Babe Bedford and Ed
ward Queenan were hanged In this city on the
18th OF November last and Sandy Plnn sent TO
tbe Albany penitentiary for life, has been again
revived by report Of the death OF Pinn 10 the
peDitent1ary- According TO the street rumor
Finn died one Gay last week, but previously
made confession giving the fun details OF the
murder. In which he charged that Ben johnson
instead OF being the least guilty OF the murder
was the principal and put up the Job. The
statement needs confirmation, and II Pinn is
dead, MS relatives In this city have not been
Informed OF It. They received letter from
MIN 10 the early part OF last week stating that
ne bad nearly recovered his health. and that he
Is fatteDtDg up In response to this letter a
box containing some articles OF food was sent
to him by express
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-02
HunniRS Sores.

RUNNING SoREs.-Henry Landecker, Dover, y
H. certiies that August %. 1877, he broke his leg
The bone was set by physician Upop rernovinl,
the splnts sores broke out from the knee to the
heel. Doctors called them varicose veins, and or
dered rubber stoc Kings. Paid So for stockings.
without Any sign OF cure. Bought CUrICUg. REM
EDlEs and was rapidly AMI permanently cured.
Certified to 10y Lothrop j Pinkham, Druggists
Dover, n. ii.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-02
West Washington, nee Ceoee,ow,.

DKTECTlyKS AND STOLEN PRoPsRTY.-The pro
Prty n Gently stolen nv burglars from Mr.
Cranes residence on Washington (3oth) streer.
Can De discovered, it is said through detectives,
bnt he sta Is that IL Will cost him about hair
the value Of the goods 10 recover them. Nr.
coed whether 70 nay the charges or 10 let the
gcooS so. Mr.. Walter Wheatley. whose resi-
ueLce Was burgar1Zed some time ago recov, Tsd
ms property through tie agency OF the detec-
yves. out knows from experience that II Is ex-
pensfve business.
TIE THERMOMETER at Mr.. o. g Green's farm.
a snort distance out OF town, registered de-
grteS below zero this morning at sunrise
MRS. CERlST1ASCy'S AGENT IN JAU-I-nler
this heading the New York sun OF TO-DAY SAYS
CHARLES L. Blood, who was Mrs. Chrtstiancy'S
agent IN this city 10 receive from her alleged
lover, Mr.. Giro. The letters she wrote 10 him ia
In Ludlow street jail under an order of arrest
granted by Justice Pratt last summer Tue
order was issued in the suit CT Henry B. Walker
ana OTNile ). Harmon against Charles I. Blood
and James Ii. Neniere. The suit which Is on
the calendar OF The Kings county supreme
court, is for $1,000 damages for an alleged
sWlndle In connection with the sale 10 the
plaintiffs OF some exclusive rights for the sale
and use of oxy genfzed air, OF which Blood
claimed TO be the inventor. Blood was arrested
on september 10 ana lodged In Ludlow street
tah. The sheriff accepted SnretieS on bond
o1 s5Ouo, but after Bloo0'S release the sureties
reused 10 justify, and the sheriff did MT mud
bood again until he was arrested In the Cnrfs-
uancy case. his counsel have OBJ ain d an
oiGef 10 show cause To- day why the order OF
arrest should not be vacated
It Is very mean TO ask a man whose wife Is q
ShreW ii it Is hot enough for him or IL is scold
eEongh for nim.-PucR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-02
Talk About the Weather.

WHAT THEY SAY At THE SIGNAL OFFICE.
1t was learned at the signal office this morn
ing that the snow storm when We have lust
had came from the northern part OF Texas
and Indian territory. At midnight or Jauu-
airy %0th II was we'll defined III northern Texas.
II moved eastward. BY midnight or the 3lSt it,
ceLfefeu at Louisville. Yesterday was The
lowest pressure OF the storm, which moved
over the South Atlantic States TO the North
Carolina coast. South or the track OF the CEN
Ter or The storm there was rain; the heavie5t
fail in eight hours being Sc inches, at Calves
toll yesterday. North OF the storm center there
Were heavy SHOWS IN Tennessee, The OHIO valley
aud lake region. on Lake Erie, al Toledo, last
night the wind was nifty miles an hour. Along
the coast there were heavy norInerly gales
with snow. from New York 10 ChlncoTeague
and with rain from Cape Henry to HaIteras. This
morning there was unusually cold weather In
the lake regions and Canada. AT Alpena Can.
ada. IL was - degrees below zero, which is
10 degrees below The mean temperature there
Al Parrys0und. Canada, it was % degrees be
low. The temperature Will rapidly increase to
morrow, due 10 the approach OF a depression
now centering IN Dakota which on Friday en-
tered the Pacific coast near Washington terri
tory. During the storm just passed the tenn
pei allure In the middle states and lake regions
has been remarkably cold Tor the month of
January The minimum here was this morn
ing degrees above zero. This was a tall or 20
degrees from the previous night. The north
erly winds o-day will be Southerly tomorrow
and it Will be cloudy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-02

JEALOUSY AND CR1ME.-A dispatch from De.
catur. Ill, says: John A. Hornstein. a Ger
man citizen OF this place, attempted TO kill his
young wife this morning by making desperate
stabs at her with knife and then pounded her
on the head with Kettle. Two gentlemen In
terfered, and ne then pulled revolver aud
shot himself twice in the head and, that fall
ing TO kill him, be seized a common wood-saw
and hacked away with it at his throat until he
severed the jugular vein, when he bled to death.
He was 81 years Of age, and married his wife
Two years ago when she was Il years old. He
was abusive and Jealous, and she deserted
him, which melted him TO the fearful attemp pit
al Vengeance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-02

Miracles of Healing Unparalleled. IN Ncdi-
cal History.

CUTIoURA REsoLvENT. the great natural blood
purifier, absorbent, reaovator ana yitalizer. has
shs wn its grand curative power in scrofuIa white
swelling, ulcers, erysipelas. swelled neck scrofu
lous infianmations. n ercurial affections old sores
eruption OF the skin, sore eyes and scalp affections
with dry, thin and falling hair; and wnen the CUrI-
cURA. Medicinal Jelly. and the CUT1CURA soar,
prepared from il. applied to xternal sym ptols
the cures effected by the CrTIcuBA RKMRD1ss are
marvellous.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-02
SCPaiUia,

soRoFrLA Hon. William Taylor. Boston, state
senator OF Massachusetts, permanently cured of a
humor Of the face and scalp that had bean treated
uhsnccessfniiy for twelve years by many OF Bos-
toh best ply scisns and most tied sDeciaists az
well as European authorities He saws. .rI hava
been so elated with my successful use of the Quit
cura Remedies that have stopped men in the
streets 10 tell them Of my case"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-02
COLLINS,
Voltaic Electric Plaeters,

One COLLINS VoLTAIo ELECTRIC PLASTER cost
ing % cents. Is far superior to every other cleo
trical appliance before the public. They instantly
relieve Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint, Malaria, Fever
and Asue. and Kidney and Urinary Difficulties,
and may he worn over the pit of the stomach, over
the Kidneys or any affected part. Price rs cts
Sold everywhere feh9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-02

A COURT INCIDENT.-In the Court In General
Term yesterday the case or Mulkin against
Moses was called. Mr. Cole, counsel for the
defendant who was at the time waiting for
case called in Judge MacArthurs (Clrcuit,
court was sent for. He came and stated III II
in the Circuit Court his case would be the next
allied. The Chief Justice" Well, go on with
his case and send word 10 Judge Macarthur
that you are engaged" Mr. Cole-"My Oriet Is
ready, ouI would like to so for my books"
case without Them The Chief Justice-s'Aud
the court may De with you for once" Nc. Cole
thereupon proceeded with the case without
BOOKS, and was agreeably surprised when the
icing reversed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-02

10 day, a negro rough named Patrick Murry,
was charged With asSaulttng white man
named Jas. III. Spiilman- Mr.. Spillman stated
With soda water. and in April last he went into
q restaurant on the corner OF 10th and X
streets, for the purpose or delivering some
soda, when he was attacked by mob. of whom
Murry vas the leader. Witness was in the act
Of leaving the restaurant when he was Knocked
down with stone by defendant He then
attempted 10 shoot hurry, but the pistol hung
FIRE The crowd then beat him. and he received
another blow on the head with stone which
injured his skull. 4 1lne OF $50 or 9o days IN
tall was irnDoSpd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-02

TIE LIGHT GUARDS FAIR. at Odd Fellows
hall eth street, closed last night. As there
were only four votes for the silver ice-Ditcner
II was announced that II would De rallied for.
The following gives The highest vote received
Gold watch. Mrs. 5. Miller, 59i; gold headed
cane Col. Price, Sal; Masonic jewels. Columbia
CCBmanGCry, No. .. Az; sword, Capt r. l.
Smith, Alexandria Light Guards, 1871: letter
carriers uniform. III. Clark, 127; gavel, Book
binders Union 354; composing stick, W. a. Mc-
FaddeD 1881; epaulets and sash. Lieut. Bailey,
ITO; grocer's scales. Pyles d McNaiiy, sos <.