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The daily gazette., 1881-08-16
Serious Railroad ID fsaster.

OaDENsDURG, August l3.-A terrible
accident occurred on tho Graud Trunk
Railway At 80 o'clock this morning,
which resulted in the instant death of an
engineer, the serious wounding Of fire.
man, baggage master, and two express
messengers, aud In various injuries 10 q
number OF passengers. The train was
the III p. m. express from Montreal to
Toronto. 1t consisted OF six pullm an
sleepers, four first and second-class cars,
. postal, express and baggage car. I he
cars were filled with excursiouists re-
turning from Montreal, nearly all Of
whom were asleep. The train arrived At
Prescott Junction on time, aud tue Otta-
wa sleeper was there attached 10 It.
After leaving Prescott there 10 0 down
grade, aud the train was soon going very
fast. An obstruction was encountered,
aud the locomotive Jumped the track,
carrying the tender. baggage, mail, OK
press, smoking aud two passenger cars
with It.
They ran on the Ties fully thou. and
yards, when the engine went ,wn an
embankment. The tender passed by,
aud, with the express car landed on the
other side Of the track. The baggage
car went still further on. Its body va.
thrown Of alongside fence. In fact, ,sll
The cars except the sleepers were thrown
upside down. The express car was
Knocked into kindling wood. Nothing
remains Of the tender but few pieces OF
iron.
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The storm st Pert Dspesis.

PORT DErosrr. Nd, August IA
A heavy wind storm to-day demol-
ished the foundry that has been in tho
course Of erection &C Perryville for the
past two months. Two carpenters
engaged at work on the foundry, VIM.
Morgan and Edward Carroll, were
seriously injured by the falling tim
bers. Whom the storm approached
they made hasty preparations to leave
the top Of the building, where they
were occupied In shingling the roof,
but before they could reach tho ground
the entire structure fell, carrying
them with It.
Morgan had both legs broken and
Was injured internally. His recovery
Is doubtful. Carroll had one log bro
ken near his ankle, and received few
bruises. His injuries are not neces-
sarily fatal. Philip Bond, o little son
Of John Bond, Of Port Deposit, aged 8
years, was blown from Tones wharf
into the Susquehanna river. He wss
rescued after considerable difficulty.
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A Valuable Wallet Lost and Reeov.
Grad.

KIEosToN, N. Y. Aus. 10. DOL. Bry-
son, Of Wall street. New York, lost q
wallet containing $55 900 while going up
to the rrempof House, In the summit
special Ulster and Delaware train, last
night. Discovering his loss on leaving
the train at Pho 1icia, he folio wed the
train with aswift horse, overtaking IL
ct Deans Corners. Meanwhile, Elmer
Emmett, one Of the braKsmeu, had
picked up the wallet aud said moth, 90,
At Dsan's Corners Colonel Bfyson and
the conductor searched thstrain. After
allowing them " search diligently, EN-
NETT. satisfyiDg himself as TO the owner.
ship Of the lost property, produced the
wallet; containing $50, 1000 In Govern
ment bonds and $1,000 In cash. He re-
oeived $40, and was told to call az ths
Trempor House, where Col. Bryson
promised him choice Of positions sith-
or ~ conductor on some ieaplng rail way
or hns berth on ons Of his MIasissippi
steamboats,. Emmett 10 Q hue, dessrv-
Ing young man.
The rifles found hidden in the eott on on
the Liverpool docks on 8 turday were
stolen from case WIN ich has been lying
on the quay seve n years - unciam ed CAL
go. The affair was entirely entirely devo ID
OF political siguin ance
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Saw MIL Accidents.

One day last week Seiby Shockley, q
colored man employed AT Ms, Winbor-
ough's steam mill, fell against the circu.
lar saw while the same was ia motion
aud wrs cut in shocking manner. He
ived only few minutes alter the acci-
dent. On Tuesday last one Of the en-
ployees at the Pocomoke steam saw mill
was caught by revolving shaft, and 10
tAinkling every particle Of bis clothing
was toru from his body leaving him per-
ectly nude but not injured In the least.
-Snop HUI, Nd, Messenger.
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1rying to Restore Rates.
CnfcAeo, ILL.,, August is, 1881.

CmcAeo, ILL.,, August is, 1881.
The trunk line managers here have
reeeived q private cifAular from Com.
missioner Fink asking them-Fir s, if
they have any freight contracts ex-
tsnding beyond August 2At th, rates
lower than the scheduleSSted June
16 and, second, il oads not
represented at the Z Q< of Au-
gust 10 will consent t6s Nbund by
the agreement reached at that confer
ence to restore on August 90 the rates
Of June Is. The Pennsylvania road
has notified the Commissioner that if
any road carries freight at lower rates
than thost OF June after August % the
Pennsylvania road will not abide by
II agreement Of August 10. The
Commissioner therefore says that un-
less the answers to both questions are
favorable the agreement cannot be
carried out. He will announce the re.
suit on August 10. He also invites
managers to give him their advice as
toths best means of bringing about q
restoration Of rates.
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srs. Yesterday. Eat. .as.,e..
Drowned IN shs Delaware.

Drewnsa fn shs Delaware.
George Wall and WIN. Krouss lsft
rhiladslphia about . week ago on .
fishing sxoursien to the vicinity Of
Delaware City. On Wednesday last
they separated, and Krouss returned
home. On Saturday last the body Of
Wall was found In . small tributary
Of the Delaware and Chesapeake
Canal, near DelawSre City, by Ben.
jsmin Dunlap, whore Il Il supposed
70 have lain since Thursday.
An inquest was held BY Coroner
Weldin, yesterday, and verdict Of
death by drowning was rendered, and
as he was then unknown the body was
buried. He was unmarried, aged 80
years, resided at No. GOT New Market
street, Philadelphia, and was en-
ployed In junk shop In that vicinity.
It is alleged that ON Wednesday even
ing he attempted TO commit suicide by
jumping into the canal while under
the influence Of liquor. but was res-
cued by several men upon the banks.
Marks upon his person and card in
his pocket book led to the idsntif-
cation of the remains.
Hugh Mott, aged 30 years. and
George Grubb, aged 80, both Of
Chester, Pa, were drowned In the
Delaware, on Saturday afternoon, BY
the capsising Of small yacht.
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Wye CamP.Asstiag.

Wye camp meeting, near Wye
river, Queen Anne's county, which
began on the Sd inst, broke up
Friday, there having been 81 conver.
sions, so of which were on the last
day. Rev. Mr.. Prettyman had charge
Of the camp, and services were con>
Quoted by Rev. Martin Dale presid.
ing elder M. e. Church; Rev. Mr..
Murray, Of Mlddletown, Del; Rev.
Mr.. Wiley, Smyrna; Rev. Alfred
Smith. Of Oxford, and others. The
tents were on the two-story cottage
style.
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DeriOusly Inlursd.

At Springer, Morley h Causes plauine
mill, this morning, . sawyer named
Spencer Vinsinger attempted TO remove
The sawdust from Under . circular saw
while the saw was In rapid motion. Un-
fortunately, his right arm came In COR
tact with the sharp instrument, whereby
the elbow Joint was shockinsly fractured
and mutilsted. He was removed 10 his
residence, on Justison street, below
Second, where DR.. Maull rendered the
necessary surgical assistance.
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Mining COrundum I'm Chester
COUNTY.

CoATEavILLE, August ia very
hne mine OF corundum has been found
In the vicinity of Glen Hall, on the
Wilmington and Northern Railroad, a
few miles south of this borough, ON she
property recently owned by Howell
Bailey. This farW OF ninety-six acres
has been pnrch based by q party of Phila-
delpbia Capitalists, and Is known as the
NoIthbrook Mining Company. A few
days sgo an iuspe ctor visited the mines
and found that there were over two hun.
ered tons of mineral ready for shipment,
and he calculates that there are several
hundred tons yet undevelOped. Among
thu various grades OF corundum that bias
been found Is one known as sapphire,
which IL unusually tine. In short time
the Company intends putting in full
ne OF superior machi nery, and will
have the mine in full working order.
The daily gazette., 1881-08-16
THIRD EDITION
Germany and France. J
LONDON, August is, 1s,

The North German Gazette, or Berlin,
says-"The portion OF IA. Gambetta's
speech at Belleville, in which he said 4
hdpe 70 see the day when our severed
3estlUen.zwiii once more be. uoited TO
Er9ncei' epnt%ips fresh and unmistak-
~ 1elfI5nce TO ,Alsace Lorraine, with
t6A stHeatl6n Of describing the present
eeAss " affairs ~ merely provisional" !"
The Gazette adds:-"We regret that M.
}aamRsAta, In the prominent position he
now occupies, never allows year to
pass without exciting afresh, by public
speeches, the feelings Of the French ma
tion against Germany and the status quo
thereby showing his anxiety to be rsgar-
ded by his 1countrymen rs one who has
devoted himself to q lifelong task OF
sf1ecting the realization Of French pro-
jects Of revenge. We sincerely wish to
foster and strengthen the friendly rela-
tions with France, and shall, therefore,
combat every attempt to represent them
- provisional"
The daily gazette., 1881-08-16
A Grassy Wandersr,

Officer Pike, this afternoon, picked
mp miserable. looking, bsrefooted
man, who was wandering around
the Ninth Ward, In q state Of wretch-
ed insanity. He took him to the po-
lice station, and an order for his ad-
mission to the Almshouse will be pro-
cured. He begs piteously to be sent
to his home, which be says is IN Coun-
ty Kerry, Ireland.
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Reform School BOY RIet.r..

Reform School BOY Rieters,
WEXFORD, Mass, August IA. .Abou.
8 O'Clock lhls evening a serious uprI.
sing occurred among the Boys at ths
Reform school. The outbreak took
place in the meditation room, ous
ofthe boys named Monahan asaultinp
superintendent Dooley with bricks
dug from the cells, aud the boys
riddled the windows with misssls,
The riot was quellCd only after The
superintendent had fred several
shots from his revolver.
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Politics I'm Il emit County, ma.

The democratic primaries In Kent
county on Saturday, for candidates for
the House Of Delegates, resulted in the
selection Of Messrs. Thomas A. Hulme
and Samuel Cary, the former Of whom
was member Of tie last House, and the
latter 10 prominent farmer. They car
ried four out Of the i've districts.
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A Northeast Man Cu,.

DR.. s. G. Britton, aged % years,
residing in Northeast, Cecil county,
Nd, had his head cut BY q beer glass
thrown by q man In o tavern near
the Baltimore depot. Philadelphia,
Saturday evening. He was admitted
TO the Pennsylvania Hospital.
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Celebrating Antfetam.
HoNEspALE, Pa, August 10, 1881.

The Grand Army of the Republic
posts and veteran organization Of
Wayne, Wyoming, Susquehanna, Le-
high, Columbia, Northampton, Lacka-
wanna and Luzerne counties, Pa, will
celebrate the anniversary of the oatil 10
Of Antielam, on Friday, September 10,
at Valley Park, on the Susquehanna
River
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sPECIAL NOTICE.
A CARn.

To all who are suffering nom the er-
r0rs and indiscretions u youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss OF manhood,
&C., will send recipe that will cure vow
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
America. Send a self-add ressed envelope
to the REV. JOSEPH 7. INMAN, Htati0n ID
Net1 York Cffv. Mav4-e0dDAwty.
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False Alarm.

The alarm Of fire from boz 16,
Thirteenth and King streets, at one
O'Clock this afternoon, was caused by
the burning Of s1me old rags In yard
at Twelfth and King streets.
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Shot and STABBED BY T-e ~. .

HANNIBAL. No., Aupust ia
1.,s, Hsnut . o'clock this morning joLo
ui9oons was shot by Winston Barns.
and stabbed by Boyd Robiuson. Iis
died Instantly. The murder occnrr.S I
on an island in the Mississippi on
Posite this city. There was a fsnd.rxo N.Y.
ln progress on the island al the tina
some twenty-five men and A dozen
women osing present. The murder.
ers escaped. Barnes assaulted Gib.
pon and threw him down. Az he fell
Barnes drew his revolver and arss
while Boyd Robinson, who was with with
Barnes cut Gibbons juyular VEIN.
Either wound would have proved
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The President Worse.

Reports from Warrington this MORN
ing were Z, he effect that the President
had passed wrstchsd night, which run
bis pulse up to loe and greatly incrsased
bis temperaturs.
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FOURTH EDITION
I.dtcations for To. day.

For the M ddle Atlantic States,
tair weather, winds mostly northeasterly,
stationary or higher temperature and
barometer.
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k,lR5T NATIONAL BANh
L OF WILMINGTON
REPOSITORY OF THE PUBLIC MONEY
AND
FINAN 'IAL AGENTS OF THE cNl
TED STATES.
EDWARD BELTS, PRESIDENT,
GEO. d. ARMSTRONG, CASHIER,
Paid up Capital, $500, 900.
Philadelphia, New York and Boston E 4.
change furnished TO regular DePosi .0rs
Discount days, Mondays and Thursda 70
at $50 A. M.
Edward Belts, John Il, Adams.
Clement D. Smyth, Henry s. McComb.
George w. Bush, William Tatnaii
Smuel James, Ell Garrett.
Saml Bancroft. Jr. taii-l,
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\ CHArrsn or nen.o..
"a: :sa cs.ss:: Z s.:s:. ..i!. .E!,,:s I. y SNAKE,

oseef scasdedsS Dsssh
lIrT, BuRo, August l4.-A
from Presldent, vensnpo Corn,It report
that 'hres children, belcueius Io'!' ~ ! .al'
lily ,here, died last WsdnesS.s " An-
peculiar circumstances. Two Z, under ,s
while playing around 10 The W.. wa .nen mem
bitten by snakes, aud their m",ha, u were
Ing 70 their assisfarce, len .el . ns,,,. 30
boiling water OH tue a,or. and I.'e Il . o.
child fill iBto II. All Of ib.m ns ialId h
died. nave
Hugh Mcvay, employed At thu p.
sylvsnia Rsil'oad freight depot. y, r.c,,nt: sna,
bis pay S4S, on Saturday, ana desea :,
%. LEFT for home, This mornins - = n :.
body was found In the river. Tbers n
great bruIse on the back Of Z ii. hs,s Ss.s wy
aud = deep cut over bis leit s,s 10y, Y
though made with . rock. M M, ~. !. y
was found on bis person, and II i.msy i. .ns
posed he was followed and mnrss,Ips up
Tor his money. There Ia M cI a ;" us,sa ~,
murderers. Mevsy was about 70 " W. .us ~
u age, aud q very respectable AMI nj SIss SSs
" esteemed man. lie came from pb'i
sdelpnia about year ago, n'''
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PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET

49, MA M n TN ET
MONDAY Aug. 18th, 8 r.. M.
&c. higher. 70 % head arrived and sold at
the different yards at 353za7c. per Ib., the
latter Tate for extra.
SHEEP were fairly active and firm.
IL ,UOO head arrived and sold at the dlffsr-
ent yards AT Sa5lSc., and Lambs al 3a71zc.
per To-. as to cond 1tion.
Hoes were unchanged. 3i00 head sold
at The dinsrent yards at s1saszc. per Id.
Park Drove Yard SD and Lancaster avenue,
West Phtiddetphia. Auo.14.
10 sHEEP;-Extra. 10 TO l20 lbs. .59< good.
IS lbs, AZ to stock sheep WOO 10 $50;
good lamns. 81 tot; medium lambs .5L TO
%; common iambs ,slN 10 2, 2,l5;caIves & TO
IA Supply ample and prices lower
Arrivals 5000 Lead.
PHILADE'P IA MARKETS.
WEDNESDAY, Augus 10, 6P. M,
FLOUR AND MEAL.-Flouri Is IN fair de-
mand and nrm sales 1870 barre Is, in
cluuing Minnesota extras. at 50 S71a8 rs
for clear. and So 37l<a8 so for strai xh
Penna. extra family Al Is 85a6 W estern
do. do. at ~ 21aB rs, and Patents at A8 Is
ats. ''' muir moves Slowly at" oO
GRAIN-Wheati is excited and irregular.
Sales OF 1000 bushels new red at 81 20al 3O.
as In q quaiity and location. At the open
posra, l6o oO0 bushels sold, closing At
u ~ Tor August. $l 3OsS for Septe NIB r
and u 32sss for October Rye Is nominal
~ Bloc. Corn is IN fair request and
hrm. Sales OF 5000 bushels, including
Sail yellow, 6O15aolc. do. mixed, at 8Ja
6013c steamer at So 1850, No. at 63a6ic.
and rejected at 45aj4c. At the open
board 900 bushels sold, closing at ejNc.
dor August, 6iAc. Tor Septem beT and at
6iIsc. October. Oats are In good demand
ana hrmer. Sales OF 1900 bushels, in
Guiding white, at Al Izaa3lxc. and reiected
aud mixed at 4oai0.s. The receipts 70 dav
were 3Si5 bbis. hour, 5S 900 bushels wheat
~, 40 bushels corn, 16,OJ0 bushels Oats. IL
barre = Whisky,
WHISKY Is firm, at 81 IL for Westarn
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STOCKS.

BID AsKEI,
First National Bank............l45 las
National Bank of Delaware... ..6l5 SD
National Bai.k OF vii. i Bdw'n. 151< IS
Union National Bank.......... 46 "
Farmers Bank. 60 "
Phlla. Wilmington d Bait. r. GA o.
Delaware X. X .................. 29A 80
delaware Western ". Re-. -. ~ 86
Wilmington d Northern Il. r.. % 3O
Wilmington City Railway......
Delaware Fire In urance Co... ~ 30
Wilmingto, Coal u " Co....... 81 IS
Masonic Hall 20 o,.............. 8
Odd Fellows Hall Is 20
BONDS.
Wilmington City 6's.............li2x lis
do do 5's.............l07 l08
do do 4x's...........lO3 los
New Castle County Us..........lOS ITO
do do ..l02l@ l0S
Delaware State e8's...............l0 100 1rD
Relaware Il. X. LIST mortgage. los lbs
Delaware Railroad Extension .l07 lOS
p, W. & b. X. r. LIST mortgage. lS
vii. City Railway lst mortgagel02 l03
Viii. City Railway Extension. 100 lOO
Masonic Hall Co lst mortgage.l0O lOl
Delaware City 4ks,,.,.,,.....l .lOIh Ib
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wheat. E.A!!I.!.! E;''i =; II: =: !;
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100 600 TlCKErs Al TWO-DOLLARs
EACH. HALF-TICKETS. ONE
DllII.AR.

1867 Prizes, amounting to.......sllo,t~
Responsible corresponding agents want
ed at all p0!uts, TO whom liberal oompenT
sRtion win be paid.
For further Inform alton, write clearly,
giving full address. Send orders oy "a
press or Reg istered Le ter, sr Money of'
der by mall, addressed only 70
N. A. DAUPHlk,
New Orleans, La,
or N. A. DAUPHIN At -
No. 2i2 Broadway. New foIn.
All our Grand Extraordinary DrnNnp
are under the supervision and nannfs-
ment OF GENERALS q. 7. bEAun<
GARD and JUBAL A. EARLY.
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Notice To The Public.

The public are hereby eauNcsHss ~.
against sending any Money er y
ders 20 N UNES i CO., 81 ascaa y, 4,
New York city. AZ etthorissa oy " ", n,
Louistana Sote L,ftery Conlpany 70 s.s,ry ~ ~
sDith Bogus Cfrcu culars purportsno y ~
Of The Louisinna State Lottery somIM soIa.s,
dnd are fraudulently reprssenhng, mss. as..,v
selves as as Agents. They have no ~ a'a"T a..J ~
from this Cbmpany to sell ~ 1sekse' a""
NOT tts agents. for any puTpoe .; rpurN
Pres, Louisiana State Loasrt W
NEW ORLEANS, LA, July :. 1851.
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LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY.
E::::::S:4.lL Y u

A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO
WIN A ORTUNE. NINrR
GRAND DiSTRIBUTION. GLASS l,
AT NEW ORLEANS. TUESDAY, SEP.
lsth, lssl-lssth Monthly Drawing.
LOUISIANA STATE Lottery CO
incorporated In 1858 for 25 years BY the
Leg 'slature for Educational and Char-
table purpo es-wl:h capital OF VI ,0cr
Mt-tO which o reserve fund OF over t41,-
OU0 has since been added.
BY an overwhelming popular vote IL
franchise was made part OF the present
State Consultation adopted December ID,
A. D., 1879.
1ts arand Single Number Dsswinss
will take place monthly. II mover scatss
or postponss. Look at the followinG Dir
tribution:
CAPITAL PRIZE. $4,000
i0O. 900 TICKErS Al TWO-DOLLAM
EACH. HALF-TICKErS. ONE
n
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-03-30
The Troubles OF the worlds Fair
Commission.

Col. Stebbins, q member Of the COM
mission, said to a New York Times
reporter: While l think it unfortunate
that Jewett has declined, for he is the
man to be ut the head Of such q great
enterprise, l do not feel at all dispar-
aged; the commission will go right on
with its work. Jewett's reasons, you
observe, are tangible; he is SO occupied
now with affairs lie has in hand that he
cannot find time for anything else, and
no doubt as soon as the fact was pub
lished in the newspapers that the Office
would be rendered to him, he was be-
sieged by men interested in the Erie
road who did not wish him to give his
attention to anything else. In view
Of the declination of Jewett, the
executive committee meets Tuesday.
Talcott, a member of the com
mittee, says that the committee will
take a firm stand and will do nothing
more until the transportation compau-
les come forward with the full amount
Of their subscription. 1t was a mistake
to tender the office of president to any
one until this had been done, and the
committee do not propose to repeat
their error.
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Every wound oil injury, ever by acci-
dent. or any disease entities soldier of
the late war to a pension. All pensions
by the law of January 1879 begin back
at date of discharge or death of the
soldier. All entitled should apply at
once. Thousands who are now draw
ing pension are entitled to an increase.
Soldiers and widows or the war of 1872,
and Mexican war are entitled to pen
sions. Thousands are yet entitled to
bounty but do not know it. Fees in all
cases $40. Pay for every description of
war claims collected. Employ an at
torney residing in Washington, who
can give personal attention to your
business. American aud foreign pat
ents obtained on short notice. Send
two stamps for pension and bounty
laws. Address W. 7. Fitzgerald, us.
claim agent, Lock Box 422, Washing
ton D.. q. f22dtf