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AUCTION SALES.

| VHHOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
GRAND AND IMPORTANT SALE AT AUCTION
GENUINE IMPORTED TURKISH AND PERSIAN
RUGS AND CARPETS.
Comprising
RARE AND RICH SELECTIONS
PERSIAN. AFGHANISTAN. DAFHIsTAN.
OUCHAK dEORDEIS, CIRCASSiAN, ARMENIAN
kHORASSAN AND MOORISH
RUGS AND CARPETS
JEDAzIENE, KELIM AND BAGDAD poRTIEREs
Being by far the Hansomest Collection of Textiles in
design and quality, ever offered by us,
TO TAKE PLACE AT Ny sALEsROoMs,
Southwest Pennsylvania avenue and 18th street
sas.. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY.
NOVEMBER FOURTEENTH AND FIFTEENTH,
MORNING AND AFTERNOON. AT ELEVEN AND
THREE O'CLOCK.
ON EXHIBITION FRIDAY. SATURDAY AND MON
DAY, PRIOR TO SALE.
EVERY ARTICLE GUARANTEED GENUINE AND
IMPORTED.
n7-dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
VNOLEY. Auctioneer.
VIII sell at store 639 Louisiana avenue between 9th
and 18th streets, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER NINTH
commencing at TEN O'CLOCK
II Walnut Chamber Sets Marble Top,
, = Walnut WaruFobes.
: Walnut Bu.fetta.'~
12 Walnut Washstands.
&c Walnut Chairs.
Crib Bedsteeds
Parlor cts, in Raw Silk.
Poplar Chamber Sets.
This is the balance of the stock of the estate of George
Beck, deceased. Of Baltimore. Nd. These goods have
been left over from last sale, in consequence of not
having room Ill building to Set them
Persons in want of tie above goods VIII find their
advantage to CAL, this is the last opportunity and
must be sod, without reserve.
Dealers invited to attend.
n7-It FOLEY Auctioreer
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CENTS UNDERWEAR
GUINNIP. DAY & CO.,
$40. 800. s24 SEVENTH STREET.

MORE FRANCHISE
IN ALL THE NEW SHADES AND BLACK
THESE GOODS. WHICH ARE VERY FASHION
ABLE FOR COMBINING WITH SILKS
sATINS AND VELVErS. ARE PURE SILK,
AND RANGE FROM S1.75 TO So PER YARD.
ELEGANT PURE SILK COLoRED LYONS VEL
VETS THAT MEASURE "a IN. FULL, IN ALL
THE NEW SHADES. AT s. PER YARD.
BLACK PURE SILK LYONS vELvErs FROM 81
TO So
ALL-sILK OTToMANs IN ALL CoLORs, FROM
$l.75 TO $3.50.
BLACK AND CoLoRED vELvETs AND Pushes.
FROM 81. SO TO 5000. EMBOSSED PLUSHES
AND VELVETS AT IS TOs7.
MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT OF HABIT CLOTHS
AND FINE FRENCH DREss-TEXTUREs
ELEGANT BROoADE VELVET WRAPS RICH SEAT.
PLUSH DOLMANS, BLACK OTTOMAN SIR
PALETOTs AND PELIssES, JERSEYS AND
MILITARYJACKETs.
WDARK ROOM FOR DISPLAYING MY CON-
PLETE STOCK OF EVENING FABRICS
~CHoICE GOODS. PLAIN FIGURES AND COR.
RECT PRICES.
SEAroN Perry,
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY BROTHER,
Pennsyivania ave., corner 9th str.,..
Established 1910. IA
SILK PLUsHEs AND vELvETs.
psss ssn sIaSE ASB co1oRED SILK
10 p,sSs: Mss tnsD yElysrs Brow
Black sn "a Aixed coors. Cor Coat Trimming. from
Splendid CoLoRED silks &. 90.
BLACK SILKS. t.00. $l.2s. S1.60
800 6OSSANERQ
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80 -tl
Sign: The o.

KID GLOVE BABGAISS.-Eight- button length
MeSquatlire5 IN buck and new shades Il NV
lot or Foster lace-hook gloves, warranted SIC
DamIaannS, sos 18th street
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DAsaAEN's, 500 eth street. All Shad = Berlin
zephyr &C. antSc.; Germantown wool. s :. and &C.
or. oest qI1iity, &c. o. genuine Germ knitting
yarn. Al shades OF Java canvass Embroi Il nv
silk 10c. per doZ-
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THE Thompson patent wave is now displayed at
vi street northwest. What can be more be-
Coming 10 plain face or even pretty ones?
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I'll MARKET SPACE.
\" E SELL
w FINE SHlRT

NM Z
w FL N f SH lRTS
Cheaper than any other house i'm the world, and ~
don want YOU to take our but call and the
Rannis'' Shirt for 75c- Made Of fine round thread
long cloth muslin mot trash full of prepared sizing ia
deceive the eyes reinforced with fine linen bosom lined
with nen linen sleeve bands and linen neck band mot
Union linen. but pure hnen) and felled seems mod
turned and stitched through with stich); ali
hnshed ady for the wash tub. with button holes cut
and then worked mot worked and then CUT Only 76c.
for the Hannis" shirt full stock IF Winter Under
slrts and Drawers at prices please. The bet Socks
for ~ and 25c sold in this city. All the lated
novelties in Silk Neckwear; 81 Scarfs sold for fI OK
75c. Scalfs sold for a0c. At
Oh MEGINNISS', 1902 f street.
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ELECTION RETURSS.-FuII and impartial returns
Will be received from every state in the Union by
direct special Wire 10 Drivers garden, and shown
Irofn the stage tonight, commencing at O'Clock
SPECIlL REJECTION FOR Two WEEKS
y ladies hani-SeTed button now $3.50.
81 gents hand-seWCG CATERS -.
% gents hand-Sewed B0UtS,rSi
$3 ladies' straight goat button - So
$3.50 pebble goat ana Kid button -
- gents sewed and pegSed Boots, So So
81 so gents fine Caters. az
81 Misses school ShOeS.1 Sc
$3.50 wooden Shoes. $. p
s5c WOODEN Slippers. zoe.
Gum Boots, Shoes ana Arctics.
= HFILBAUS. 402 9TH street
Sign: The OIL Woman i'm Window
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81 SHIRTS, only 75c., at IA 7th street.

Dozen cabinet photos, with a thirteenth paint
Ell, 81 Oniy place, 1lG9 Pennsylvania avenue
keIneLhy'S gallery
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CHILDEES's COATS only $3.50 j. E. Young,s, 7s6
Sth street. > "
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CITY ITEMS.

All Our Physlcians
recommend Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup for Hoarseness
and Colds Price % cents
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SEE ADS, sap" and "scrap Pictures" j. Jay
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Mr.. w. HI. Keneasteu.

See Hunters Sitter.
Hunter Sitter Company-Kitchen Specialties-
Cincinnati and New York. Circulars free. 4
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WRITE TO NYCF, 81 y. charles street, Baltimore
Ior prices of amateur Photographic outfits. Any
one can take pictures. SO.
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DANNANN's, 500 9TH street. Headquarters for
ehliaren'S hand-klt hoods. coats, leggings mitts
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9TH and III.
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Catarrh Of the BLADDER.

1889 F street, says: 81 consider Browns Iron Bit
tiers the best preparation ever brought before the
publicn
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ROBES AND HORSE COVERS.
Coyera from 50 cents each I'M,
RcIes 81 80 each up.
Az tie Ha-nass and Trunk Factory OF
JAMES 6. TuPHAM
nA-2w Kew Store. s23l Pennsylvania ayenua.s
4; aQQDRICH. AT1ORAEY-AT-LAW. IA DF7R.
~ born GHoet ChieaRo. Advice free. l6 yooats -.
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Mr.. Merrick and Brewster Cameron.
THE FORMERS VERY POSITIVE DENIAL OF A PUB
LISHED STATEMENT

LISHED STATEMENT
When Mr. Merrick's attention was called to-day
by STAR reporter to publication this morning
to the effect that he had entered formal complaint
against Mr.. Brewster Cameron at the Department
OF Justice; that Mr.. Cameron was to be arrested,
and that Mr.. Cameron had been making cats
paws OF Messrs. Merrlck and Ker, Mr.. Merrick said
very forcibly, "That is lie Mr.. Cameron has
never attempted to shield himself behind Messrs
ker and Merrick On the contrary, all that Mr.
Cameron has said about them IS true. You tell
THE STAR that that publication is a lte." The re-
port appears to have been based entirely upon q
brief statement in report published Saturday OF
an Interview with Mr. Merrick, which Mr. Merrick
claims miSquoted him in representing him as de-
nylng assertions made In Mr.. Brewster Cameron'S
affidavit,
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Cool Nights

Remind us that warm breakfasts will soon be
demand and that Heckers Self-Raising Bucl
wheat VIII shortly be ready. Hecker's Self-Rais
grOcerS 90
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The Case Of SOteldo.


Mr. CHRIsTY ASKS THAT AN EARLY DAY BE FIXED
FOR THE TRIAL OF AUGUSTUS G. soTELDo ON THE
CHARGE OF ASSAULT WITH INTENT 10 KILL
CLARENCE NJ BARTON
This morning, In the Criminal Court, Judge
"yne, Mr.. Christy, as counsel for Augustus C.
Soteldo, called attention to the remaining case
the charge OF having assaulted c. NJ. Barton with
Intent to kill him-and asked that it be assigned
for trial at an early day.
The court said that the accused was on his own
recogn1zance, and there was not so great q neces-
sity for an early trial rs there was In Jail cases
Mr. Christy.-There are nevertheless some i'm
portant reasons why the case should be disposed
of.
The court said he would decline to set a day.
Mr. ChriSty.-Then Will you allow us to with.
draw the plea OF not guilty that we may file q
plea In bar-a Plea OF autre fol dcQuit-and allow
us an early day for argument
The court granted leave TO withdraw one plea
ana 10 nle the other, remarktng that after it had
oeen done he would determine the time for the
argument
Mr. Christy q few minutes afterwards filed the
plea In oar. He sets forth the previous arraign-
ment on the indictment charging Soteldo with the
nun Ter OF hts brother at the March term, and his
acquitta on Friday last, and the said felony men,
TONED In the present indictment, and that on
which he was acquitted are one and the same and
divers and different feOnes in this "that the said
felOny In sad first Indictment was the supposed
shooting at the said Clarence NJ. Barton, the said
Clarence NJ Barton In said second Indictment and
TONED; and the said intent in the said second
indictment mentioned was one and the same in
tent with the said intent In the first Indictment,
and not another or different OffenSe."
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LOCAL MENTION.
The " Gather.

OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL Orr1cyR.
UIsHIsGToN. DC. Nov. Z, tSS2 9:31 a. m.
For the mildle Atlantic states warmer nartly
cloudy weather. light local rains, nOrtheasterly
winds, generally shifting 10 southerly, stationary
lower
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"Afderney Dairy Wagons,
Fresh Attorney, Butter, churned every morning
and delivered in ad-lb "Ward" prints Soc per lb
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk,
&c. per OF Cream, 15c pint.
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CLOTHING AT AuCfTON.-There will be sold To-
0oyIoW, at the auction rooms OF Thomas bowling
- exeen1ivo line Of mems and boys' clothing, col
- nnirts, Guns &c Every article must Be sold
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Tangier Oyster Depot and Restaurant.
9Th near E-JohnSOn'S. Choice steamed roast and
oroled oysters All selected. Ladies' saloon first
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PRIGGs fewelry store. Plain AMI stone rings
nom 81 10 SIS. PeriScopc Eyeglasses 81.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

BEST BLACK GooDs. 7th street mourning store
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Mr.. w. HI. Keneasten,
1889 street, says: 81 consider Browns Iron Bit
tiers the best preparation ever brought before the
public"
Catarrh Of the Bladder.
Singing irritation, Inflammation, all Kidney and
Urinary complaints, cured by "Buchu-paiba-" 81.
Among the Most Efficacious
OF remedial agents are the medical preparations
from the laboratory OF Mrs. Lydia E Pinkham,
Lynn, Mass
An Excess
OF dinner often deranges the system and brings on
natulence and collie. single dose OF Tarrant's
Settler Aperient will correct the acidity, relieve
the pain, and remove the cause.
Premature Loss Of the Hair
May be entirely prevented by the use of Burnett's
Housekeepers should insist upon obtaining Bur-
netts Flavoring Extracts. They are the best.
Browns Bronchial Trochcs,
AS remedy for Coughs and Throat Troubles:
Daniel Wise, Ne,c York s'Greatiy relieve anv un-
easness In the throat"-S S. Curry, Teacher Of
me, having used them through all nv ministerial
ife"-Rer c. s. Feeder, Charleston, SC
For any case OF blind, bleeding, Itching, liberated,
or .protruding Piles that DeBiIIgs Pile Remedy
fails Ills to cure Prepared by J. Miller, NJ. D., sl5
out his signature. Sold by druggists. Disco
Cool Nights
Remind us that warm breakfasts will soon be I'm
demand and that HeckerS Self Raising Buck
wheat Will shortly be ready. Hecker's Self-Rais-
Ing Flour Is always In season For sale by all
grOcerS. eo
Tansfcr Oyster Depot and Restaurant.
9Th near E-JohnSOn's. Choice steamed roast and
oroled oysters All selected. Ladies' saloon first
"AIderney Dairy vagons.o
Frcsn Atderney, Butter, churned every morning
ana delivered in ]1-lb. "Ward" prints SOC. Der To-
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk,
&c. per OF Cream, i5c. pint.
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. Given to purchasers, to-mor-

A GRAND SOUVENIR Given to purchasers, tO-inor-
row only. at CiarkS 732 9TH street northwest when
the following bargains will be soil: Hand-knit
hoods. 3Sc, worth 50'.; Berlin zephyr hoods, eIe-
gaItly trimmed, 75c., reiuced from 81; ladies'
sleeveless Jackets 7Jc., worth double; Oil-Eoiled
sfik clOckeG hose. 25c, all sizes; merino hose al
coiorS, &c; merinO lEhoSe, Sc. AMI great bar
gains In all styles OF red han Iknit wOrSted Goods
and hosiery, at Clark's, 722 7th street northwest
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FUssELL's 1cE CREAM and Charlotte Russo,
FOR HEALTH use Pennsylvania coke.
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Special Weather Bulletin.

a
The chief signal officer Of the army furnishes the
IonoWlhg special bulletin to the press: The ba-
rometer is highest in the maritime provinces OF
Canaaa and Is low in Manitoba General light
rains nave fallen In the lake region and Ohio val
iey NoTthwesterly winds prevail I'm the Missouri
valley, mort heastery in the Atlantic coast states,
soatherly In the lake region The temperature
mas rsen In the Atlantic coast states AMI lower
lake region. The following special temperatures
were reported AT nm. yesterday: Washington,
4so; Norfolk, SOC; Savannah, go; Atlanta, $40 &;
Jacksonville, 6io; Pensacola, 65o; New Orleans,
zee: Galveston, 49,: SAL Antonio, 500; Tucson.
Csc; Los Angeles. 73o; San Diego, 63o Fair
weather is Indicated on Wednesday in the gulf,
south Atlantic AMI middle Atlantic states.
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Among the Most Ef

Singing irritation, Inflammation, all Kidney
Urinary complaints, cured by "Buchu-paiba."
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Closed.

To the Editor Of THE EVENING STAR:
Please announce to my patrons In South Wash
lngton That have this day closed "Branch g." at
III street southwest which opened one month
ago. close 1T with many regrets. The wagons
VIII continue to deliver as usual until further
notice. F. K WARD AIderney Dairy
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Alexandria Affairs.
Reported for The EVENING STAR.

reported for IHE EVENING STAR.
SHORT NEWS NOTES ON ELECTION DAY-The
Washington clerks and employees had hard time
to get votes In this morning before the o'clock
train Started.-JameS r. Burnett is held in tail
to await the result OF the wounds of Valentine.
whom he struck.-Emma Walker, colored wo-
man found asleep Sunday night in the vestibule OF
Mrs. Woo1's house, on Washington street, was
sent to the workhouse by the mayor yesterday
The new ferry house at the foot of King street
will soon give additional accommodations to the
travel between this city and Washington.-J K
Hooe is held at the station house this morning for
disorderly conduct
REPoRTER's NOTES.-The Elliott B. Church, the
largest schooner in the United States has lust
loaded With coal kere.--The large vessel on the
stocks at the upper shfpyard has been painted,
and worklnen are now engaged in putting in such
iron work be adjusted In position before the
laUnch.-PreSident Goss, OF the "Iron Boom. %
whose arrival was announced last week. will IT. il
understood, make arrangements by which the
work Will go On without break; If slowly, vet
Sureiy.-The religious services here Yesterday
presented nothing unusual Two Washington
pastors-Rey. Dr. Leu5kert and Rev. Dr. Chiids-
were amung the officiating min.sterS.-St JOINTS
Cadets appeared on dress parade this morning.
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An Excess
OF dinner often deranges the system and brings on
nalulence ana collie. A single dose OF Tarrant'S
SETTER Aperient will correct the acdity, relieve
the pain, and remove the cause.
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SATIN DoLNAEs-at hall price. j. E. Youn,
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OF remedial agents are the medical preparation!
from the laboratory OF Mrs Lydia E Pinkham
Lynn, Mass.
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IFor Other Auction> See Seventh Paoe.l
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large and varied stock Of Infants Misses Ladies',
MERINO UNDERWEAR.
LADIES MEDICAIED SCARLET ATWOOD
VESTS. GREAT VARIETY
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NI.UUU NeWnrd
For any case OF blind, bleeding, itching, liberated,
or protrudng Piles that DeBiILgs Pile Remedy
tails to cure. Prepared by j. p. Miller, NJ D., 9l5
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa. None genuine with
out his signature. Sold by druggists. disco
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-03-23

tcuancc not over twenty five cents per year.
Tho whole number o tue c animals IN Asia
j. probably highly estimated at five millions
A. 10 the benefit that wond follow the sue
cesstul introduction OF this husbandry. we
need but refer 10 industries which wear by
year are rapidly assuming large proportions
each of which would be immensely benefited
hy largo grnwth of native mohair. We re
fer to the sllk and worstCd Industries the irsl
ocing TO day in France and the other in Eng
land among Their leading profitable mauuiae
turics. The value ot mnhair in the wors,ed
Industries OF Bradford Sallairc, eic. OF Eng
gud, is quite generally known and property
estimated, "lu mohajr car DO Ia gid uf sIlA
industries Of The globe has lGng been known
to the artisans of China, Persia aud a fcw
keen but recticent men un the continent and
IN England, who are making the heecu of the
Angora supply the place OF the silk worms,
product, nj four times the price of FIRST cost ;
while the product IN the fabric at mingled sill,
and mohair is not ou not OF less value than
of who'll, sin, but Is, for the purposes intrnd
ed, Increasing IN all desirable qualities. 1t
needs un anthmulic TO figure Out the adyan,
tages coming 10 all interests from the product
ON large scale of such !, raw material, To
whoever should inanguratc, on new and ber.
al scale, This industry with integrity aud intel
ligcnce OF the selection o! breeds aud location
for the sa,nG, n'll surely reap poeuuiarv profit,
ana the satisfaction ul knowing he has greatly
advanced many ana varied interests, ultimate
" connected with tGc prosperity af all classes
Of the community
The gentleman who handed It's
the above tells us .here is n firm in
New York which is manufacturing
the ileeces of the Cashmere or Angora
goat into mohair goods, and they
seek the devclopmcnt of this indus
try in this country. The Augoro
will thrive where sheep will die; and
there's thousands of acres in this
part of Wisconsin that would pay
good profits in goat-raising. The y
goats shipped from here several
years ago are yielding good profits
to their owners now, and its a pity
! they were ever sent away.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-03-23

SLAVES Joe El,inger has opened
new barber shop in the nice base
ment room of Martin Il Toay; and
he says. 'I'll shave you easy
CATION. - Our city public
schools take vacation of two weeks
after tomorrow "a breathing spell
for the pupils.
ELECrEp.-Whcn "a man feels real
good he offers TO shake hands. X.
]. Penhallegon, Jr, is one of them
sort - nearly squeezed our hand
purple last Tuesday rornlng. It's
a big bouncing 10y and the folks
are doing well.
A GIRL-We are sad when we
look at Joseph Jackson's family of
five or six little misses; for just
think Of the gas and coal Joe will
have to burn to marry them all off
We say this because .loe's wife pre-
sented him with girl on Wednes-
day last, the 18th inst.
TUESDAY morning we took cor
duroy ride in John Harris Lightning
express to the scene of fire said to
be in progress. Jonathan Matthews
chimney tone of those fire traps in
which the stove pipe enters rerpen-
dicularly) got are; but, before the
volunteer fire brigade got there,
Miss Mathews had fed the stove
with salt and the flames with water,
so We walked home-glad.
It's .oFF-Dr Patterson has al
ways argued tha, it would be neces-
sary for Peter Toay, to have the
great toe, of the foot recently injur-
ed 10y welI-dyiIling machine, taken
off. Last Thursday DR.. p. conclud-
ed that nature was ready for the
operation, and Pete sat Shil and
watched the circus. Pete is doing
better since the amputatiou, and will
be in town shortly to--see his
mother.
COOP! VERY Coon. EXCELLENT
This dispatch, together with the
fresh hold the sun got on the wealth
yesterday morning, makes us feel
harmonius once more:
MADISON, MARcn ~, 1ss2
{. w. MgiLuoS, eecy s ", Wis. Industrial
Association:
Our Fair Appropriation Bin MAS eoncurred
in hist night
The Goycruo, has signed the Street Bill
J. W. REwEY
80 the Executive Committee and
members of the Association feel
tride lighter in the region of their
chests, and 20 to work with good
heart in preparing for their next
show. The next item of business
should be to arrange with Nennor
for good weather,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-03-23

observation-disclosures VIM. and John
Lanyon returned from their Kansas
aud Missouri trip yesterday, having
purchased twelve acres of land at
Cherokee, kansss After complet
ing the work aow in hand al ,heir
foundry and machine shup, th,y viii
pull stakes here and prosecute zinc
manufacturing at Cherokee. We
hoped they'd conclude to make zine
here, but it's spelter--not zine oxide
they want to produce,