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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-06
The Late Thomas II. Gsnin, of ~ Glars.
Vile.

Editors tntslligenc,r.
What purports to be the tableware oil
the late Thomas II. Genin. Of ". Clairs'
vile, Is exhibited at the Bsllaire Loan
exhibition, and attached to It Is a card
containing the declaration: "This ls all
the table. ware Of the late Thos H. Genln,
the millionaire OF 81. ClAirsville." The
exhibit consists Of q few very plain pieces
of cheap wars, which were given 10 ar.
Genin's h~ousekeeper by his executor, and
nv her given 10 one OF her friends In st.
Clsitsville after his death. The friends Of
Mr., Genin at St. Clairsville resent this
declaration as an insult to his memory.
Although d aOmewhat eccentric man In bis
manner and habits Of living, he was by no
means the kind Of man visitors to the
Loan exhibition are led 10 believe he was
ON the contrary, he owned costly silver
and other fine WaTes, and no man In Bel
mont county entertained better than ne
did, or Has fonder Of the society Of pia
friends.
MI. denim was q man OF Learning and
culture. He Outlivsd the balance Of his
family many years, and during those lone
ly wears was delighted to entertain bis
friends Of the village at his board and 10
conversation. He was a true friend Of his
county III iA struggle for life, and
frequently through tho newspapers Of biz
village used his pen ia ~ytndlcsting the
national cause. lie was one Of the oldest
subscTibers to the national loan. Hence
this calumny coming from such a sources,
Ia especially unkind. A gentleman oc'
gupyipv a high position In Ohio, living Ia
another county, who had slept under. Mi,
Genin's roof and ate at his table, felt So
outraged wheu looking at the exhibit and
the accompanying card that he denounced
the insult In the most vigorous terms.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-06

KauAuha GaIette.

KAbAEhA ulGettes
The city deb! Of Wheeling last week
amounted to s551,OOO, on an assessed val.
nation Of roal and personal property OF
Si3 G5S, 140. The city IL contemplating an
increase Of its debt tot municipal improve.
menip, which can be done 10 the amount
OF sll5, 600 aud still be within the consii.
%tutional limit Of ave cent? on the 500.
There 10 nc city 10 the United States that
can carry 60 easily is full limit Of debt %
Wheeling, for Il 10, In every respect, a sub.
staausi, rich city, fall Of profitable indus
tries and energetic, intelligent business
men. 10 . hr&dn Ba.btYs. The bees
are somewhat duSEy, II 10 true, but II ID
The duskiness caused BY the dust Of HONEST
industry. It is pay dirt that they all garry.
II is to he hoped that Charleston will soon
be her rival, and Under q similar cloud.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-06

Railroad Conference ut Martins Ferry.
Times Of Saturday.
Contractor Griggs came to Martins
Ferry yesterday afternoon, and after pros
pectng for q time for a suitable site for
the proposed bridge across to the Virginia
side Of the Ohio river, came up to Dren'
mems law Office, where a gathering Of our
leading business men awaited his coming.
At this time q hard rain prevailed, and
though the room was crowded with citi.
zens, there were many who were deferred
from attending.
Mr. Griggs was OF once introduced, and
explained that the laws OF West Virginia
forbade the building Of q bridge across the
river without q special enactment OF the
legislature, and that while there would DO
little II any difficulty In procuring such
Liquidation, the necessity Of obtaining II
before proceeding to construct the bridge
would involve an unlooksd.fo delay.
Mr.. Griggs gave q brief outline OF the
work TINS far dTIe, and the amount eK.
peCted to be finished within the year.
While lie wentinto minute details as to
particulars, We have not the space To give
them 10 full. Filty.ivs miles oil the road
will be ready for the track in ten days.
There are already passenger and freight
cars and locomotives on the line, and more
arriving weekly. The road is expected TO
be completed from Huron to Massillon by
September let, o distance OF SO miles, and
all the rolling stock contracted for will DO
on the line by that date. There has been
expended thus far 81, 1900, 900, and the
amount wlllreach 81, 900 additional by
September |.
But while there are many interesting
facts and figures given, the most interest.
ing part Of the affair for our people was
the promise made to have the survey be.
tween here and Browerstown, on the Pan.
handle, commenced Immediately and the
line located. Then, when the right Of way
is obtained along that portion, the con.
structiou Of this end will begin, and bs
finished by the first Of January next. "DO
this, gentlemen" said Mr.. Griggs, land
the road will surely come to Martins
Ferry, whether II goes to Wheeling or
not" The chief engineer Of the road will
be here Oh Monday, and as soon as the
proper arrangements can be made, the
work Of locating the line will be com.
menCed, and continued until IL ia com.
pleted, which 1t Ia thought will take about
ak weeks.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-06
Ts,nIe.S SiuiceWAy.

The kidneys are natures sluice-way 70
wash ont the debris Of our constantly
changing bodies. II they do not work
propsfly the trouble is felt everywhere.
Then be wise and Ss soon ae you see siigne
oi djsorder get q package Of Kidney.Wort
and lake IL faithfully. 1t will clean the
sluice.Vay Of sand, gravel OF slime and
puyily the whole system. Druggists eell
h, both liquid and dry, and II is equally
efficient In either lotm.-IndspendsM
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-06
ALLAN LINE
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.

Baltimore and LlVerpOOlyia halifax, n. g., and 81.
johns, N. r., every Alternate Tuesday. Quebec and
Liverpool every Saturday. This routA presents un-
preesdSntSd advantages 10 tourists, enabling them 10
view The magnificent ,ctnety u the lower ". Law.
rencs. In addlliOn The distance from Quebec 10 LlV.
efpOol 10 500 mill. shorter. and Of the reduced d. .
ta1ce 1000 miles 10 inland navigation, reducing the
actual ocean voyage to 4 minimum Otb days. Extra
ships from GlsGIOW GALWAY Queenstown and Lon
dOhdefry direct 10 Boston. For passage or infoFma.
Ion Apply 70 John BaIlio, d. :. BshrpnS or Thomas
II B IlAi.e, agents At wheeling, ", Va or Love 4
Alden, q. ?. A., 907 Broad way, New Yorh act wash
lnltOn b., DoGtOni lN7 SUuth Filth IT., PhilAdsI-
bhlR, mai9vWYAv
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-06

There Is perhaps no tonic offered to the
people that possesses % much real intrinsic
SAlse Is the Hop Bittets Just at this season
Of the ysaf, when the stomach needs an ap-
petiEef, or the blood needs purifying, the
cheapest and beet remedyis Hop Bittefs. An
ounce Of prevention Is worth q pound Of
cure, don't wiat until you are prostfated BY q
disease that may TAXI. months Tor you 10 re.
cover in Boston Gobt, NWFAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-06
AeOOd spsSestIOn for TIE Coming FsuFth

A Good spsErstIOn for the Coming Fsurth
tarIIOn County news
A meeting OF the citizens Of this place
should be held this week for the purpose
Of arranging for q Fourth OF July celebtA.
ton Of some kind Nothing tedious should
be presented on that day, and to this end
Inc Declaration Of Independence should,
nv special recitation at the meeting, be
nailed TO o tree, where any one desiring,
NAV resd It, and plasters put over the
mouths Of lons.Windsd and dry pPOeoh'
making.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-06

Now that corn aud other small crops are
planted, tie industrious farmer occupies
ia leIsuFe time In manufacturing slaves,
from our large forests oitimbef, and there
bv laws up fof 4 rainy day. White oak
slaves are in good demand, and selling q
iAit prices, three.quartsr bringing ZIG %
and Sl7 90 per m. The specifications are
not 80 exciting as formerly. -DotdHdgt
1....b, paa,ad
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-06
MI. Nselv received gloomy letter from

OUls NeeiS ASS ANHtS
A youtV man In Kansas, q former eitlSsn
OF this county, enuuifing the price Of land
in Doddridge, and stating his intention Of
The "God.iofssken county Of
dIouths, cyclones, gfass. hoppets, locusta I"
and plaques generally, and returning TO the
land Of health, wealth, culture, enlighten.
mSnt, peace, prosperity and Plenty,-DOd
dtiics County Record
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-06
THR HooLmARKR
The Tone MISUNDERSTANDING Of an
Improvement.
NJ. ~ nnIl..I. E.AnnLan

New York BpIlstin o Saturday.
Operations during the week have been
somewhat variable as to volume, but still
failing to develop anything positively new
IS to form. Buyers come upon the market
with their minds pretty well made up as
to what they want, and it u seldom that
they can be diverted from plans originally
laid down a to the amount OF stock TO be
handled. Holders no longer resort to the
temptation Of reducing the line Of yAlua.
ton as Q means to increase sales, as the
time for that has passed, but are now sug.
costing the probability Of q considerable
advance, owing to the feVerish tone in the
country. 1t Ia, however, % yet NO easier
10 irighten than iE was to o manutsc'
tuEers, and while the movement Of stock
has increased somewhat OF late, the basis
for this ia largely due to the natural in.
auenCes arising froma better goods market
and larger requirements OF some Of the
mills, with buyers, Of course, not over
looking the tenor OF the accounts from
primary points. These show continued
strength from California and Texas, and
are followed closely by the adyices from
the West. In the Ohio district as
high % S5c is asked and Is said
to have been paid on a few lots, but the
bidding mainly from local buyers, neither
Eastern dealers or manufacturers taking
hold with freedom. In short, the ipfu'
euces at work are OF q character TO import
a firm tone to the general market and in.
ducs the more hopeful to indulge in q
somewhat buoyant feeling, but have thus
lar failed to stimulate buyers into any
reckless movement. Foreign woods are
firm, in sympathy with domestic. The
sales during the week embrace: IS 900 lbs,
Y aud XIX Ohio, Ale; 1900 lbs. foe do,
4lci 5000 lbs, Ohio t~leeces, Acc; 1000
lbs. Wisconsin, 374ci 5000 lbs. new Ken.
lucky, 3la33C; 1900 lbs. i1e Western I'M.
washed, 25ti26c; 5000 lbs. Lake, 2SAS0c;
$1,000 fbs., spring California, 25a2Sc; 80
bales Oregon, S0Gi 5000 lbs, spring
Texas, 2Ol2lc; 5000 lbs, do, Csc; $4,000
lbs. do lSa23ci Il 5000 lbs. do 27aSlc; 1000
lbs. medium secured Texas, $780, 25.0OO
lbs. fne do, sc.
10y Telegraph
NEw YoRK, June 4.-Wool, firm; do.
mestic Sla45ci pulled 20a37c; unwRhed
go, Texas l4A2Sc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-06

Rats, mice, ants, aies, vetmin, mosquitoes,
insects, &C., cleared out by "RouRh on
Bats" l5c, boxes 81 druggists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-06
PILESI

How many suffer torture day After day, making
lie q burden and TObblug existence Of all pleasure,
owing h the St,TEt SulITing from Pills Yet relief
Il ready 10 Ihs hand Of most any One who will use
systematically thu remedy that has permanently
cured Thousands, Simmons Liver Regulator, Is no
drastic violent purge, but q gentle assistance TO
nAluFa,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-06
rmANcI1L am conaERcIAL.


NV YoRK, June 4-MoSEY-GRrket easy
at 9KaSK per cent Prime mercantile paper
Sa4 per cent, Startling exchange banksFa'
bills steady at 81 ssh, demand 81 ssh.
CONVENIENT BONDS Unchanged, except
iiyes. registered, which rose = percent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-06
CONSTIPATION

CONSTIPATION!
SHOULD not DO regarded M = trihlng
allmtnt-in fact nature demands the utmost
REGULARITY Of the bowels, md any deviation
from ihiI demand paVeE tho way often "
serious danger. III quite as necessary -
remove impure lCCumulAtIOna from tho
towels ~ II 10 to eat or sleep, and no health
can be exp. ited where 4 coStlVs habit Of bCdy
prevails.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-06
BAD BRFATHl

No hing 10 20 unpleasant, nothing 10 common a.
bad breath, aud IN nearly every ease II CISiss from
tho stomach, and can be SS=SlSily=e0Iected II you
will take SlmmonS Liver Regulator. Do rot neglect
also Improve your Gppaut-, complexion and general
hAalth,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-06

stea9y d MI a'tpait O'!Oo. hutui ~ ~ AVE. ahu
steauy. i hheaSyi fsSePs a = SH.Vo nnS
eAPors ''T a az, So ,uuipon ~ .ooI ostsa
SSaE = onoj = obnjoo az S6.a ~. SGita
et oVa' ~ BV IA SsSa ~ StHss' III n"G
III 3 s,.a "a: MinnSsoto n U0t nI1
o. &c. al oS"sS wbs.t hanvv a. f"i u
pro soss ~ GJIo 10 M Snsh0i"' Mt ~
n WWe n seist ~ So,ins ii IA. H. . a.
a. ts"i 10. nt1rSded lad Fl Ioai n. No. a do
81 2lal %; No. 2 do q 2SMsl q; mixed
winter 81 2li ungraded white 81 lShal %;
No lido 81 q No. ! do, sales 2o,OOO bushels,
at 81 23al 81 N. 2 red June, sales 3O4,OOO
bushels, at 81 23hal 24H July, sales. 4OO,C.J
bushels. at 81 2Sal ~ August, sales sl2,-
900 bushels, Of u 2Oal 20kt September, saies
$4,000 bushels at $ll91al 20. Corn Inactive. y
aXclower receipts $4,000 b1shelsi eEports24,.
0 huShels; hot and,unsound S0S4Vc ungradsd
47a51c; No: 0do, 4Ici steamer 4Hao4Ac; NO.
2, b6hat6Kct No. 2 white eoa06c; NO Y
6Sha56hci July 66a66hc; August ooNaoO%c.
Oats higher; closing firm; white western 46a
Acc; lmixed 47a6lc. hay In fair demand at
S5c. Hops quiet, but steady: yearlinss ia
ise. eastern and western l4a22ci New York
State l2A23c. Coffee quiet and firm; Rio
1aEgoes 9dl2c; 90 l9e sAl3c. sugar qulet, but
Arm, hrmness 'ciecking trade; tAtr 10 good re-
ining 7Na7Sc.. Molasses quiet n hrni.
Rice steady and AIRY ectiVe; Petroleum
qgist and hrm; uhltea 9ilsC. 4alLoW oha
slFons S at 81 So. Ess5 strong Al iSsiSXa.
{ E E$i 4; 81: $; ;: ;;$ Ell: "a ~ 4: x ;; ~ s: !? Fl: !: 4 X Il 4; #; (; : ;' AZ: IL:
higher at 81 OVall U' butter steauy ana un-
changed. Cheese stea1y OF ZaVc'
c,,,,ao lima A-Flapr dnll and nomi.
SN4y ISs.S nH.stlisd and l0wer No. 3 red
l ~. II RAJ GS, No ! Cbirano sprInF
Y, w. Ga< cssh Il nat fniv Al 67K hue
~. ytA Al IA 0SX ssptsm6ef. No g. 0gca
N NJ. FsisstSl 7iaSCc, Corn, In fair demand
~ &c i6osE yatpv Al I2Io caSb. I2xaI2Nc
Tais. IsiIc August 4ic septenber: rejected
ny SSiS ir,esnIst. essb blSber and OPTIONS
49, al S7Xn raSh. SIKc tnne; sBHasBKc
Ti,,iv. Ssc InvuSti q kc September. I've
Sug siSv stpsdv and uncbaDred, PORK
~ aativa and loEsT' Al SiO i2K caSbi tl6 O5a
ia 10 June; SO 16ai6 tx July; $iG 30Au.
a1st, lard In fair demand at lower rates at
si0 G1aiO SAY cash $40 SIX July $40 TAX
N * Nususi, Si0 65 September, Bulk meats
Gtssay titm anu IN iaif uemahd' WHISKY
steady az $lOs.
The following anods me Auetpauols IN tne
Chicago grain and produce market Sturdy,
as feP93IS1 Y Sgnn NJ nV0u" WI "'"AeF''
No. LAVO A9tn s,tse1 r,,,, nj. p.,S ,.a,
Ave. III, iSiv1 t5II ,t5iv1
,.na ioy,< iesk tst sSG siSa SO q
49,. lax itiG al SgS Is TX 10 S7JS
Higbst"a. !se4 i9st tx SeH Y nS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-06

" OCEAN dry. Maryland.
Wfst.eltst IL all its Or B3ininasntt sea6nn oi 1881 viii
open June iltA W. , r. BELBY, Proprietor.
THoe, FARLEY Manager. Fi.HWI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-06
MANHOOD RESTORED.

A within al Early lmpudenee, chudna nerVo1h d..
NIFTY. premature decay, etc, having tried 10 VAN
cVeTJ known remedy, hM dlaofCted 4 simple msans
q s%oti.cuys which IL WI and Ire. TO biz islo"''ni'
"F@' In. REEVE,
n.E77S wpIU NCNaihar ~. N Y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-06

ave do not know that be has ever been
spoken to on tho subject. IA already
said, Pultney township will have no Candi'
dates before the convention. II Mr.. Wag'
ner ia presented by some other township,
however, we will feel like giving him our
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-06

NV YoRK, June 4.-Wool, firm; do.
mestic Sls46ci pulled 2Oa37C; nnwahed
$40, Texas l4A2Sc.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-12-16
PATENTS

F. A. Lehman, Solicitor Of American and
Foreign Patents, Washington, D. c. All bus,
mess connected with Patents whether before
the Patent Office or the Courts, promptly at
tended Is. No charge made uules. patent
Is secured. Send fJr circular,
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-12-16

4 BEATTY'S PIANOFORTES.-M sgniAcen
holiday presents square grand panofortes -four ver
thlsone round corners rosewood cases three unsoua
neat mate uless iron frames STOOL book cover hoxc,
500 > TO S297 so, catalogue prices, $500 to $1,000
satisfaction guaranteed money refunded after on,
}ea suaei UPRIGHT PiauOfOri e- $l25 to S255; cat9
kue prizes 5000 TO $500 standard panofortes OF the mt
umonlais Beatty Cabinet ORGANS, cathedral
shuch chapel, parlor, $50 upward Visitors welcome
nee carriage meets passen GERS cataona t
Iay edIonl free. Address call upon
DANIEL 4, BEATTY, wAsn1NGroN. Nrvv Jrpssxy
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p. E. ROBBINS.
Saddle and HARNESS. Maker,
LaA Plat -,
ON THE &. &P.R.R,
ON THE &. s p. r. Il,

The undersigned woull respectfully inform
the onhhc that no at,li nar1las on tue above
u''ness IN La Plata, and earnestly so-
h9'ts The qatToosS1 az tho toonio. ms WORK
he's beon tested fer over thirteen wears ID this
county without q single complaint
lie Is determined 40. % ba 0utdoue in prioea,
and viii msle agst-osss haud-etiohed hgr-
ness lor ton per cont. less than they can be
bought IN Baltimore
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-12-16

with. ana repre- cnt
j aeon holding alutt ID
VIII guide Alright all
whose waters 0bo1tn
gcrous places of sick
II casts i- designed 4,
IA" truo and trusted
u elioHiu w MS ilffWif
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CIRRIlGE l9 B1c6Y TGIi1iYc / SPFqlIY.

hEfAIR Nc done promptly ii Workman
M manner and It prices laa. dafy coInpeti-
hon from sl sources, even down Ia snobs ana
ooohlers. shop ct his residence. about one
h7ndred sri ittS yards from tho Stsuon.
le 70 y B. i, ROBBINS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-19

Eleven states yesterday elected United States
Senators, OF whom nine are republicans and two
are democrats. Connecticut elected General
Hawley; Indiana, General Ben Harrison: Massa-
chusetts returns senator Dawes; Maine elected
Eugene Hale; Michigan, Mr.. Conger Minnesota
rejects Senator Mcmillan Missouri rejects
Senator Cockrell; Delaware returns Senator
Bay ard; New York elects Mr.. Plat; Ohio sends
secretary Sherman, and Florida returns Sena-
tor Jones. In Wisconsin the republicans have
virtually chosen Mr.. Sawyer as the nominee
which insures his election. In the states of
West Virginia, Nebraska, Tennessee and Penn
sylvania the legislatures are so divided between
Candidates that no election has vet been
reached. In pennsylvania and Nebraska re-
puollcans Will. no doubt, be elected. West Viz
gina VIII undoubtedly choose democrat. while
The result In Tennessee Is involved In doubt.
Should the republicans succeed In getting a
Senator from Tennessee 1t Will give them con.
troll OF the next Senate; should the democrats
get The Senator the organization OF the next
Senate win depend upon Mr.. Mahone's vote,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-19

IN any plan for the reclamation OF the Poto.
mae flats. the work should be done by the GOV.
eminent, and the land reclaimed should belong
TO government. IL should be made continue.
tlOn or the government grounds now extending
from the Capitol 10 the river at the Monument
iot. This added ground could be utilized to
beautiiy the city and for government use. Prof.
BAIRD would no doubt be very glad to have a'por.
t1on OIL for fish ponds and lakes and these sheets
OF water surrounded by trees and strawberries
could be made very ornamental. With a series
OF drives In connection With those now exist.
ing In the Armory. Smithsonian, Agricultural.
Monument and White House grounds, this pre-
sent uhinviting region Of the river fats would
become most attractive resort. The govern
ment should never give up this ground to pri-
vate company or TO Individuals, but should
always maintain control over the river front of
the capital city. Should this ground get
into the possession OF private parties
IL would almost inevitably be used In
way TO make IL a disagreeable feature IL
not positive nuisance upon the CITY
front Almost inevitably the bone boiling
soap-fat, asphalt refining establishments would
md their way 70 this locality and 1t would
become just such nuisance to Washington "a
Hunters Point Is TO New York; with the added
aggravation that 1t would be situated right In
the neighbornood OF the White House and "a
tpe prevailing winds IN the summer are from
tine south and southwest the offensive fumes
and yap0rs would be waited over the main part
OF the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-19

III looks as II the Tilden clique really entertain
the IDEA OF pushing the old man for the demo-
cratic presidential nomination in 1854. The Or
gars which are left TO that clique speak of the
wonderful improvement" In Tildens health.
lie Is mentioned as living quietly at Greystone.
exercising freely, eating heartily OF brain
food. and Is IN the hands OF naqSSe,ty.. whose
manipulation. 50 rejuvenating TO old men, has
given strength to the veteran stateman, and
almost made Of him new man physically. In
the same connection the probability OF Tilden
running against Grant four years hence Is
!" Ken OF the democrats have generally been
,alaialng themselves that they were rid
q i''eh forever. but he, apparently, is not
70 VITA amoiuon yet IL he can prolong his
e unu' John Kelly dies, he may cantnre rho
noninarfnn after all
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-19

TIE STAB Office Is connected with the Telephone
Exchange. Advertisements. orders for the psper
by mai and otherwise. news. or any Information or
business can be sent day or night. free OF charge
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FEBRUARY ATLANTIC

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