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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1881-03-19
CIarksHIIe Tobacco Market,
OFFICE OF THE CHRONICLE, !
CTARKSVTTLE. March ~. 1881

OFFICE OF THE CHRONICLE,
GAINESVILLE, March Is, 1881.
Our sales this week were $50 hogsheads'
The market was very active at rather full
prices, Notwithstanding the poor quality
and general bad order. A few hogsheads
showing some quality were offered and
brought between SO 90 and $40 90. We hope
the planters will pitch a large crop this year
and make it good. They ~Icannot make too
much fine tobacco-the latter can never be
a drug. We quote:
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1881-03-19
Personals.

Hail, gentle Spring, thy genial reigh begin,
Old Winter put 10 ignominious rout;
For some thief has taken our heavy ulster
"in,n
And we are ashamed to get our painted
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, Feb. s.-virginia SKIES. OLD. 30
ssrea ST. do Sast do Due oPasT eonSs " do second
ten ;torhes. 81; do. ten-forty coupons. So, bid
BALTIMORE. Feb. S.-Cotton duIl-middIins
lt8. Flour @@ @@ dull and weak and without quotabs
higher and drIn-southern red. iaI2aI Is 'naoe doe
ami amber l:Isal 20; No. western winter red, spot
M iia May Mare9 Corn satbsr, ls APRIL Si
but steady; western easier and duli-soutbern
Ts hsfsS xsssfa 81 @HSf SiS oP, osP, s9
sha s.l n0fs sye g iess whs Hse a2as DO
visions firm. with good jobbin~s Dbl ~ trsde den,apG G
Butter steady.prime to choice western packeo Is
NAL Coffee Rsl csrsoes oe dri5srV "a s.
ala Ia Fssiss.s sggsF 9ue..A soft BY Whisky quiet
bushels; oats ssl5 bushels: rye. $3.50 bushels
bushels. sales-wheat. Se7, ,o0o busIeis corn. e rUo
NEW YORK. Feb s-stocks strong. Money,
5s6 E.chanse-!oIs. 4sl&; short. 4S5. GoSern-
NEW YORK, Feb s.-Flour quiet. Wheat quiet.
NEW YORK. Feb. 8. 1lam.-The Stock Marke.
isan Central, Ohio G ntrai. Northern Psciac | pre-
Jerfey Central being most conspicuous in the Inv inv
provement. The speculation was quite active. the
trunk line and granger shares being most largely
MAScHEsTHR. Feb. s.-The market for yarns
q. g. bonds, ~ per cents, 1l5R. Atlantic And
Great Western nfrt mortgage trusteee' certiAcstea
Erie. bOI; do. second consois, lOA. New Yori
Central. 1t2. Illinois Central. 1871. Read
LONDON. Feb: 8. 2:3O p. m.-Erie, sox. m-
no's Central. 1878. Pennsylvania Central 66K.
BEADING. 32k. ~
HKw YORK AARxHfs 1Hm AY1RHooH,
The following Quotations were current in New
York to-day 1t Z 10 p; m. g reported BY Lewis
!CnU'on O. g osn. PET cent? S;a
1a o1 e $3.50 1S HeE H Serssz os2tr ss Ohio
15Sh 1872 H.nnib.l and I9d et Joseph: 52N iAle s5ors.
Noun tain. SCH Roci islsnd isSs5: r. P.ni iIon IS9
DO: Prefesrsa@1; w.bs;h s1H 81. Louis snd Pseiae
". D. Telegraph. llsX: O. o. and i. n. IN.
Pacific Mail. sSH; Union Pacific. ll7x.
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American Library ASSOCIATION.
MEETINGS THIS WEEK AT WASHINGTON AND BAL
T1NGpE

MEETINGS THIS WEEK Al HA-HINGTUN AND
TlAORE.
The American Library Association VIII hold
It's fourth general meeting tnls week. The ses-
sions OF "Wednesday and Thursday viii be held
at the Army Medical Museum In this city.
Thursday the association Will meet at Hopkins
Hall In Baltimore. Among the important mat
Iers which will receive attention On the frst
day will be the following: Presidents Ad-
dress" by justin Winsor. librarian OF Harvard
University; "Report OF the Cooperation CON
mittee;" Report or the CoiamlItee on an Index
10 Subject Headings a paper Oh ''Shelf Clas-
sincatioD," by c. A. cutter Librarian OF the
boston Athenfum; paper on Methods
or Heating Libraries, by Melyin Dewey;
report on s'Pooles Index 10 Periodical Lttera-
ture, by William +. Poole, or the Chicago Pub
lie Library; discussion Oh Methods OF Secur
ing the Multiplication OF Free Libraries" TO De
opened by DR.. II. A. Homes, librarian OF the
New York State Library; paper on "Fhe Place
OF Library In a system OF Education" +" by DR..
Charles Warren, or the Bureau OF Education;
and Report On the Progress of the American
Library Association Catalogue" by Melvfl
Dewey. ON Thursday the following papers,
sIfuction of Library buildings. by william r
Poole: statement on the Congressional Ii
brary Building" by A. k. Spofford, librarian OF
Congress; statement on Libraries in the
I nlted states Census Bureau; Libraries
With Museums" by DR.. II. a. Homes; Report
OF the committee on the distribution OF public
ter Free Public Library: Discussions on the
Best Methods OF Circulating Books In Large
Cities" 10 be opened by Mellen Chamberlain,
Boston Public Library; ana a discussion on
duplicates In Libraries" 10 be opened by Lloyd
z; smith, Library Company of Philadelphia.
the program for the meeting on Friday fn Bal
un ere includes the following: "Some Features
OF the Johns Hopkins University Library" by
President ID. {. Gilman, OF the university; a
paper On "The Relation OF Libraries to College
mOIk:" by Professor o: d. Robinson,
librarian
ter; discussion on Library Aids,r TO be
OPT ned by Messrs. WinSor and Green; and a
discussion on "The Training of Library Assist
ants, 70 be opened by Frederic Ninton, libra
rian of the college of New Jersey. 1t Is expected
that time win permit the discussion Of some
other subjects relating to library and biblIo
graphical science. Among the topics mentionef
for discussion In case an opportunity oilers ara
the following: cooperative Catalo0uino ;,
"The lndexing Of Government Publicstionss
american obituary Indexes" "An Americsn
Index Society,"" Library Economy .Isnrsrr
Journalism" "A Central Clearing House TO-
Duplicates, /" "The Presentation of Duplicate 70
southern Libraries" !" and 'sThe Deposit OF one of
the two copyre bit volumes now sent 10 the
Library OF Congress In the State Library Of the
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THE CALIFORNIA FLOODS,
steamers Oh the Plains Rescuiu,
PeOnle.

SAN FRANCIsCo, Feb. 1.-Dispatches from
points in central and northern parts of tn.
state report that the rain that beg an last nigh
Is extending, though the fall so far is no
heavy. There is no further danger OF an over
flow In Sacramento and the San JoaGIIin val.
leys, unless warm rain falls on the hign
slerras where there is an immense deposit of
snow. In the Sacramento valley the waters
Many steamers are plying over the submerged
plains taking of people and stock The latter
had congregated on the Ievees and knobs. and
III pafhs even, In some instances standing In
snalloW water. The stock was comparatively
sale until strong wind began to blow yester.
DAY, WneD the wash became dangerous. AS vet
1eW cases OF loss OF human life have been re
ported, Dut accounts are coming In of cases
here and there In the overflowed sections where
people have been drowned, and the aegrer ATE
when known, Will be considerable There has
been no communication with the northern sea
coast counties for two weeks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-08
Wall Street To-day.

NEW YORK, Feb. S.-The Posts financial
article to-day says: The Stock Exchange mar
kets are active and strong to-day. U. s bonds
are unchanged. Railroad bonds are generally
higher. Speculative stocks are up ha4 per
cent, the highest prices having been made
shortly before noon. The telegraph stocks are
notably strong on the official announcement of
the Western Union Telegraph that the A. &
P. stock In its treasury is to be divided
now instead OF at some ruture time. This win
give the holder OF each 100 shares OF old West
ern Union stock 14sH shares In the new $sO, ,OOO.-
600 capitalization. The. stocks notable for an
advance to-day have sold as high as the follow.
ing figures: ". Y. Telegraph, 1853; American
Union, so; Atlantic and Pacific, AK; American
District. 67; Colorado Coal, 6s&; Peoria, Al 1;
Northwest, 1876 gals; Lake Shore, 1898: Micni.
gan Central, 1909; New York Central, 14SsI;
Northern Pacific, 42ss sa6sz; Del, Lac. and West
12ss; Canada South. $50; Del and Hud.. l07A.
Jersey Central 93zs, Texas Pacific Sc, Wabash
4sHaSSh, Iron Mountain 6lA, Kansas & Texas
AZ, and Pacific Mall e3s.. The temper OF the
general run OF stocks exchange SPECTATORS is
still bearish. and the rise appears 70 have been
IN spite Of this. Oregon navigation, which yes
terday advanced to 1S1 Is down to-day to 176.
The money market is easy, with per cent the
ruling rate for call loans on stock and per
cent. on US, bonds.
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The Minnesota Railroad Houd..

CHICAGo Feb. S.-A dlspa.ch fyom St PAU.
Mlnn., says: AT meeting OF the committee OF
twenty, appointed by the legislature TO CON
slder the claims against the state on account OF
the old Minnesota railroad bonds ft was re.
solved to accept the proposition OF Mr.. Selah
Chamberlain, OF cleveland, anG incorporate In
Its bill to be reported all claims OF like char
acter, including the railroads constructing
Every member of the committee but one soli-
tary granger voted In the affirmative on the
proposition. Mr.. Chamberlain S proposition is
to submit the legal question TO the supreme
court, and In the event OF the liability or the
state being affirmed to accept 80 per cent OF the
claim In the form OF a new per cent thirty
years bond. sinking fund to be created TO
meet the principal at maturity. 1t is believed
the approval OF the Legislature, and thai tine
long pending matter may In this way be com
promised.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-08
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.


LoSDoN, Feo. S.-One thousand miners have
struck at Ruabon, Wales, for % per cent ad-
vance In wages.
Going to Visit Davlt i'm Prison.
The DAILY 4pteGrGph this morning says that
some home-rule members OF parliament Intend
10 visit Mr. Davitt In prison early next week.
Betting i'm Favor of HanIan.
Laycock has returned TO Putney from south
WICK Ihe petiiDg foF the race. which Will come
OIL next Monday, is now TO on Hanlan.
The Overdue batavia.
Ihere Is not much doubt felt IN Queenstown
that the steamer seen under SAIL on the 10Th
instant, oy the bark Arctic, will prove to be
the overdue steamer Batavia.
Russian Press Negotiations.
A ulSpatch from st. Petersburg to the Dam
NetrS says:-A special meeting OF the commits
the abolition OF administrative procedure
leaving press offences to be judged by the Or
dlnary tribunals, as regards newspapers In ST
petersburg. Moscow, and probably odessa,
Collision i'm Dover Roads
The bark Kate Covert, which arrived at Dun
klfk on the 5th instant from Baltimore lost he
llbboom, anchor and cable by collision In
DoE roads, and was with difficulty prevented
Holn going ashore.
The BOcrs RepuIsed.
DURHAM, Feb s.-All is still well with the
Desieged garr1sons In the Transvaal. The
Beers attacked Lydenburg and Rustenburg,
Great Rritain,s COIOred TrOOpS.
LONDON, feb. S.-The regiment OF troops
WhIch the war Office has decided TO send from
Barbados TO the gold coast is composed OF ne
groes. 1t is intended TO send a colonel from
England TO act as brfgadier. general OF the force
on the gold coast. which will humber 700 men,
number OF officers Will also proceed thther
on special service.
Murder in Ireland.
A shocking murder or man has been com
nltted at Derrylee, near Enniskillen county
Fermanagh, In connection with land dispute
1he murderer is alleged TO be a nephew OF the
victim.
The Irish Intimidation Case.
LONDON, Feb. SIN the case OF the priest and
six members OF the killmallock land league
charged with intfmidating a farmer named
Berkerry, the latter. who Is supposed to have
ned 10 America, failing TO appear against the
accused at the K1llmallock court or session. 3.
yesterday, the charge was dismissed.
A Denial.
LONDON, Feb. S.-The Ddi}Y Ne3rS this morn
ing denies statement, published vest erdav
That Mr Gladstone had received through rha
post letters and packets containing exploSiye
materials.
The Hill for Protection in ireland,
Inc government expects that the bill for the
protection or life and property In ireland will
De ready for the queens assent by the . st In
Stant.
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An Old Treasury Robbery.
CONFESSION AND RESTITUTION BY FORM
FEMALE EMPLOYE OF THE GOVERNMENT

CONFESSION AND RESTITUTION BY A FORMER
FEMALE EMPLOYE OF THE GOVERNMENT
The Secretary Of the Treasury has received
contribution to the conscience fund of a $500
U. S. note enclosed in letter. which is dated
Philadelphia, 2, I, 81, and says: 81 am attend
Ing professionally (medicaD an old lady, who
u years ago was an employG In one OF the
that time she took sum of money from the
government; she confessed 1t to me last week
and has commissioned me to return 1t. | have
the principal. amounts to few dollars under
the sum OF $500. l enclose in this $500 note.
The patient is now entirely blind and partially
paralyzed. May ask that the Washington
correspondent OF the Philadelphia Ledger may
know of the receipt Of this as 4 voucher that
have fulfilled my duty in transmitting the
money"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-08
The Harrisburg Deadlock.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Feb. S.-The twentieth ball
lot for U. S. Senator was taken to-day, and re.
suited as follows:-Wallace. so; oliver, Il:
Grow, 50; McVeagh, 8; Phillips, 8: Hewitt, 2;
Ruddiman offered a resolution to the effect that
speedy measures be adopted to bring about a
definite result Senator Norris offered as SUBJ
stitute resolution declaring that unless
an election shall have been effected by
next Saturday all the candidates shall be
dropped and new names placed in nomination
on Monday. the 14th inst. The substitute was
greeted with cries of mo" Pending action, a
motion to adjourn was carried by vote of 40
to 81. and the convention adjourned until to-
morrow,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-08
FALL OF A RAILROAD DEPOT.
Reported Loss of Life

NEW YORK, Feb Sit is reported from Buf-
falo that the old depot of the Lake Shore rail-
road mas fallen while train was In 1t anG that
several people have been killed
Two Persons Known TO be Killed,
BUFFALO, Feb. S.-All or the old part OF the
depot here, about 400 feet has fallen In while
Lake Shore train was under 1t. Two persons
are known to be killed. No passengers were
killed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-08

The stockholders OF the American Union Tele-
graph company met in New York yesterday
and ratified the consolidation with the Western
Union.
The intense cold has frozen the Appoma mattox
river IN virginia, ana It's navigation is COM
plstely closed.
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TelegramS to The Star
AFFAIRS IN COLORADO.
Eoll Af .lSn H,..s

DENVER, Col, Feb. S.-A special dispatch TO
the Republican from Leadville says: John
Johnston was killed yesterday morning by faIl-
Ing out OF a bucket $50 feet down a mine"
Threatened Gynching.
dispatch from Le3dville TO the Rrglib'frla
says: "Later developments In regard TO the
mfne jumping and murder on Saturday night
are TO the effect that Judge Pendry and other
owned the claims, and O'Neil and his party
were attempting TO Jump them. The affair Ia
created intense feeling among the citizens an
Iynchlng Is Threatened unless 0'Nen and
Hughes are Brought TO Justice"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-08

John ]. Berry. cashier OF the Bauk OF Bergen
county, N. j.. has been sentenced 20 fiye years
In the state prison or empezzlement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-08

Fort ELLIOTT.-By direction OF the President
the limits OF the Department OF Arkansas are
extended so as to embrace the post of Fort
Elliott. Texas, heretofore Included In the De
partment OF the Missouri
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-08

THE ALLIANCE.-Tbe Navy department is In.
formed that the Alliance sailed from Key West
for New Orleans On the 9TH inst.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-08

WHITE HOUSE CAILBRs.-Senators Williams
and Harris, Representatives Crowley, Richard
son and Representatives elect Robinson IN. "
and George (Oregon) were among the PresidenOs 8
callers today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-08

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To DAY.-Internal rev
enue, s242, $780, 53; customs. fj49 99425.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-08

IHE SPEECH OF MIR. Cox In the House yester-
day defeated the river and harbor appropria-
ton bill. Mr.. Cox showed by actual computa-
ton that OF the ten millions provided for In the
OIL the members Of the commerce committee
got over half OF the aggregate for their dis
condition. 1t cannot be passed under slls-
pension of the rules until February 21st, and If
meanWh lille 1t Is brought In as regular appro-
pr1atiOn bill and subjected to amendment and
debate 1t will be riddled to death.
THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE met thi }
morning, and Mr.. Tucker, of Virginia, presented
bill to repeal the stamp-tax on exports of to-
to the House. MI Carlisle, OF Kentucky, as in
structed by the committee at its last meeting,
presented Dill to repeal the internal revenue
TAX on matches, proprietary medicines. per-
Iumery, bank checks and bank deposits. NIr.
Kelley, OF Pennsylvania, moved to strike out
bank deposits. This motion was lost-five to
hve. Ayes: Messrs. Phelps, Morrison, Mills,
re1a ne'aon ana Kelley: ley Noes Messrs Tucker Car-
OF Texas. then moved to add salt to the free list
This motion was also lost-f1ye to five. Ayes
Na,s Messrs Tucker, Morrison. Mills, Carlisle ana
Dunnell and Mckinley. BY vote of
seven to two Mr.. Carlisle was then 1nstru tied
70 report the 6ll fayorably to the House-aye
Dunnell and Mckinley; noes: Messrs Mills and
Phelps; Mr. Morrison not voting. Mr Car
USE then made verbal report upon
what Is known as the vinegar bill,
recommending an amendment suggested by
the internal revenue department, Which pro-
Woes that the government shall pay the eX-
penses OF the internal revenue storekeepers
required by the bill to be placed in the vinegar
factories and that the manufacturers shall pay
10 10 tae government so cents upon each barrel
OF vinegar manufactured. The original bill
was entitled ITO regulate the manufacture OF
vinegar by alcoholic vaporizations,n and re-
qulIeo all manufacturers TO pay the expense OF
an internal revenue storekeeper in their fac
tories Serious objections to this provision
were offered by the small dealers who claimed
that 1t placed them at great disadvantage ON
account OF the unequal burdens Of this
cnaIge. The present bill Is thought to
meet the views OF all parties and
Mr. Carlisle was instruoted by the committee
to report 1t favorably to the House The claim
OF E: s. Gregory for $14 900, due him under the
'moiety law" was disposed Of, the committee
agreeing to recommend the payment of SIC, 200,
Tney also agreed to report favorably upon the
Dill approprtating 81, 500 for the purchase OF
Eastman's Digest.
Mr.. John Fait, merchant in Baltimore,
committed suicide yesterday by hanging
Hon. Andrew X. Hay died at WinsloW. N J..
yesterday. he was In Congress from ls49 to
S51.
Mr.. William j. Byas, originally from Mont
gomery county, Nd, was murdered In EbertOn
Neb., about the 1st Of February.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-08

FORT WHIPPLE TO BE FORT MYRR-A general
order, Issued to-day oy the War department,
directs that - the post In Virginia, occupied as
the school OF instruction for the signal service.
VIII De hereafter known and designated as
Fort Myer, instead OF Fort Whipple.'"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-08

- ONE YEAR LEFT.-To day, February Stb, Gen.
Sherman, who was born In 1920, attains the age
of 81 years AS he will not be eligible for retire
ment Tor another year, he says he has no
thought OF retiring, as so many have insisted he
would do, by April next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-08

AN INCREASE OF SALARY.-In the legislative
executive and judicial appropriation bill re-
ported TO day the salary OF Mr.. Mari, the ven
cradle chief clerk In the Office of the First AS
S1stant postmaster General, has been increased
10 &, 500 per year. Mr.. MARI has held the Office
for 50 years, commencing with the admlutstra-
ton OF President Jackson. The increased
salary is TO De paid to Mr.. Marr during his life
time, but Is not TO apply to a successor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-08
SPORTING GOODS.

ID" LEWIS OK
INDIAN CTTBS!!
They expand the Chests OF Men, Women and
ChIdren-GeUetOp and permanently strengthen the
LuTs9s-hsrden all the Muscles and overcome tie
deoihtatin9 effects Of sedeRtsry Habits. Fresh AIR
oJsd cdItX ercIse rjtb IdidH Clubs triH cure Dgs
Tepsid, Debility and marry All the Ils that Ftsh
~ her to-" Beautifully shaped polished and
balanced perfectly on kehoe's model of Rock Maple.
Price with Illustrated Book OF Instruction. any
size or weight from TO 10 lbs. only 81 per pair
Sold only at
O,MEARA'S Sporting Bazar.
Cor. 10Th and + sIs., opp. Treasury,
Oehverec free every where; send orders by postA
card or telephone. Iiec2T
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-08

A BOARD OF NAVAL OFFICERS has been Or
dered to convene al the Philadelphia naval
hospital March ST next for the examination OF
candidates for admission to the medical CORDS
OF The service. The appointments consequent
upon the examination will be TO the rank OF
assista surgeon. There are now eleven va
cancfes In that rank. Applications to appear
before the examining board must De al ir1S,ad
TO the Secretary OF the Nayy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-08

VOTED DOwN.-An effort was made to-day to
put an amendment On the legislative bill pro-
viding that Senators and Representatives be-
fore drawing their pay should certify they
had faithfully attended the services of their re-.
Bpect1Ve branches, and when they could not
thus certify they were TO have the pay for the
days absent deducted from their monthly paw.
The amendment was voted down.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-08

THE ELECTORAL COUNT O-NORROw.-The
House to-day passed an order reserving the
entire east gallery or the House and that por-
t1on OF the south gallery east OF the reporters
gallery for the use OF Senators, Representatives
and Delegates and their families to witness the
count OF the electoral votes tomorrow. The
Speaker is 10 issue two tickets to each Senator,
Representative and Delegate. and no person is
10 be admitted TO the reserved space save upon
such tickets Of admission.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-08

THE JEANNBTTE SEARCH ExPEpITIoS.-The
point raised by the House that the Senate had
no right 10 originate the appropriation bill for
the relief or the steamer Jeannette has been
overcome by completely ignoring the Senate
bill and stating the matter de moro in the
House. A similar bill TO the Senate bill has been
offered and referred to the appropriations COM
mittee. The House will adopt the bill. and
will send 1t to the Senate for concurrence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-08

THE SCHo0LNASTER ABROAD IN NEBRASKA
A man Of Beachamvtlle, Nebraska. in applying
10 the l. 5. Treasury to have mutilatad Jen
dollar bill redeemed unb0SOmed himself as fOl-
for redemption: 1t is right have part OF a ten
collar bill and number on right hand TOP cor
ner .460o, and No. "a is markt below the ten
and tow parts from rhe lefth hand corner OF the,
Dill ana one part OF the Central Bodum picn and
the balance OF tnfs bill was SWallowAt by a iog,
ana therefore pray the Hon. Treasurer OF the.
l. :. treasurer 10 REDEEM incloset bill for GOOD zen
dollar OIL. The postmaster ar the place also
says Oh this subject: Il certtiet In closed bill
10 be correct EnclOset and seaId in nv
present"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-08

A NEW CoUNTERFEIT.-The secret service di :
vision has Information OF new counterfeit
which has made its appearance in Kentucky
IL is OF the $ legaltenders, series OF 1915 let
tered D. The fiber paper is pretty good though
thicker than the genuine. The counterfeit is
also shorter by one-half inch than Uncle Sans
money.