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Affairs in West Washington.

GUITEAUS HEART is said to be in the possession
OF one OF the physicians of this place.
PERSONAI--MrS. Linthicum, relict Of the late f.
NJ. Ltnthlcum, who has been quite sick, is better,
and leaves for Bedford In q few days. Her grand
son, Mr.. E. l. Dent, son OF eX-CommSSioner Dent
arrived at age last week, and has consequently
come into the eState.-Mr. Dixon Waters, u we'll
known young gentleman, formeriyOf this place,
but now OF the far west, where he is engaged with
mining company, Is in town on visit to his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. j. G. Waters.
THE CUMBERLAND COAL TRADE.-The official re-
port OF the Cumberland coal trade issued yeStcr-
day gives s. Ol5 16 tons the total shipments for
the week ending Saturday, July 8, and 537, 2.6 10
as the aggregate to that date for the year. The
decrease for the week compared With 1881 is
81 627 II; for the year to date 452 l221i tons OF
the coal shipped last week 2,477.0l tons were by
the Consolidated Coal Company, new labor;
4,OD9l9 tons from the Elk Garden region, and
52S. IL tons by the Piedmont Coal and Iron Com
pany. or this total amount shipped to date,
Al, OS5.1 10 tons were by the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad; 11,51612 tons by the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal, and 1882 tons by the Pennsylvania
state Line.
CATTLE MAKKET.-Drovers'Res Live stock sales
reported by Tavenner Bros.) July II, 1SS2:-32J
cattle up: all soil: best, 61Ga74; good, 5AaGN
medium fair, 5a5A; common. 31Ha5. 800 sheen
and lambS-Lambs, 51Gd621; sheep, 314l4h. 20
state or the market, very brisk.
CONDITION OF THE WATER--Great Falls and re-
ceiving reservoir, slightly turbid; distributing
reservoir, clear.
HIGH TIDE.-July 10, 6:l7 am, 6:A pm.
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ARRANGEMENTS MADE BY THE TREASURY DEPART
MRNT TO EXCHANGE THEM FOR THE THREES
The law authorizing the exchange Of the 81 per
cent bonds for per cent having been passed by
both Houses OF Congress, and the signature OF the
President being expected thereto, the Secretary OF
the Treasury has been considering the manner in
which the exchange shall be effected. The
chle1 reason for the holders OF the 3LS seek
ng the 49,. exch1nge into s. will be the
the relative permanency OF the Is among them
selves depends upon the priority in which they are
issued OF course there win be struggle for pri-
ority, and the manner I'm which the offers OF sur
render shall b. received so as to deal fairly with
all proponents is the question which agitates the
date Will be fixed, SAY the lrst OF August, at 10
will begin to receive offers OF surrender
These TN MAJ. 1ffer rs to be made by letter, sent
by the bonds or being letters OF advice merely and
the bonds transmitted In some other way, unless
of some of the government ofiicers. On the envel-
ope OF these letterSis to be marked the fact that
they are proposals for the surrender OF the 3Is,
and the postmaster or express agent receiving the
letter Will be asked to put upon 1t the date and
hour and minute at which It comes into his hands
for transmission. These marks will determine the
relative priority OF the receipt of the offer OF sur
render where the hour and minute are different
When the hour alN minute are the same, chance
VIII have to determine the priority according as
they are opened In the department Care Will be
taken at the department in asserting the mail to
see that exchange" letters are put in bundles by
themselves, arranged as far as possible in the
order OF their transmission from the post Office or
express Office, where, as above indicated, the
hour Is the same. There will be no privileges in
the contents OF these letters, form In which 1t
has been sent. In the arrangement of them in
the package to be opened the department will
avoid any favortism, but the offers opened first
Will have priority The circular to be issued will
contain these requirements, and will express other
details which viii guide the parties sending for
exchange the 3bS.
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Condensed Locals.

Street lamps Will be lighted at 7:50 p. m. and
eXttnguiShed at 2:30 q. m.
The colorel Knights Templar OF this city re-
turned home yesterday from Irving PARK, much
pleased with their encampment
The Monumental Pleasure Club organized yes
terday, with the following officers: George b. LIE
Blrre. president; j. ID. JONES' vice president; G. y.
Davidson, treasurer; W. j. Butler, secretary, and
ii. ID. Mcclure, SPrgeant-at-armS
The monthly meeting OF the Mrs d. s. Parneli
Branch OF the Ladies' Land League was held last
evening at the p1rlorS OF Mrs. Thos Fitzpatrick :
Mrs ONeill presided. Dues TO the amount OF SIS
were handed H. The treasurer, Mrs. Z. O'Rorke,
was directed 10 forward the same TO Mr.. Z. FOr,i
for transmission to Ireland for the RELIEF of the
evicted tenants. Miss Kate A. Dinneen WAS secre-
tary.
At the meeting OF the National Arbitration
Lelgu,, at the Friends meeting house last even
Ing, the president, Fred r. stanton, in the chair,
encouraging reports were made as 10 the progress
made In the effort TO secure peace convention to
be held In this city in November next.
The marriage OF Mr.. John III. O'Donnell, of Capt.
e0 Hill, and Miss Clara ID. Ko0ntZ, daughter OF Mr.
George S. kOOntZ. general agent OF the b. and o.
railroad, was solemn'Zed yesterday afternoon The
couple. after the ceremony, lett for Cape May
Mr. Thos. VI. Wilson, notice OF whose death Is
published IN tO-day'S STAR, was for a number of
years grammar school teacher of the second
division. but he has not been teacher for fifteen
morrow at DIN
girls, pleaded guilty, in Judge Shells court to-day,
70 being dLSorderly IN Iowa circle, and were sent
down for 10 days In default OF s. each.
Yesterday, vacant house 100 street southeast
was entered by thieves, who cut the Stats from
rear windows and stole the gas fixtures.
sneak thief entered the house OF Mrs McClel-
len, lo2l q street northwest, Sunday evening, and
stole a quantity OF SilVerware and other small
hOu sehOld ARTICLES
The charge against James L. Davis, for doing
business as a real estate agent without license
was dismissed by Judge Smell to-day on his pro-
ducfng his license.
W V. Turner, the late editor OF The Bee, writes
70 HE STAR 10 say that he Is prepared Tor any
tSIlninal prosecution" on account Of his connec-
oOn with the paper.
License Agent Raft this morning swore out war
rants against Harry C. Bower, for keeping an I'M
licensed bar on the steamer Jane MoSeley and
samuel Adams, for keeping an unlicensed bar at
No IS street northwest.
hugh Brown, cOlOrei, who recently escaped from
the WOrklouSe, was arrested yesterd " by Police
man Burns for treSraSsing on the Smithsonian
PARK, ana was sent down by Judge Smell this morn
Ing for Is days
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NV Friend. Look III
Then and Now in New Orleans.

The fortunes OF the Crescent City In a CONNER
were at very low ebb in 1885, the great terror Of
yellow fever rendered residence extremely un-
desirable, and the entire absence OF money vastly
everything there is booming, and the Louisiana
State Lottery Company has by contract for its
franchises agreed to pay Geo to the hospital.
prejudice) has met with such unprecedented sue
cess, owing to the integrity and ability in man.
their heads In shame, and now on the second
Tuesday of every month divides $265 500 ION an
enlarged scheme, with S tickets and 81 sub-divi-
sion Of flrths) under the supervision OF Generals
G. T. Beauregard, OF Louisiana, and Jubal A.
Early Of Virginia Principal prizes SIS CO., ss5C
9Th, and all Information desired can be obtained
from NJ A. Dauphin, New Orleans, La.
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The Jackson Grove Camp.
PROGRAM FOR THE COMING MEETING-SOME
THOSE WHO WILL ATTEND.

PROGRAM FOR THE COMING MEETING-SOME OF
THOSE WHO WILL ATTEND.
On Monday last, the Sunday school OF Severn
Chapel held q picnic at Jackson Grove camp
ground, p miles out the B. P. railroad, and on
that day number OF sites for tents were selected
for the camp meeting which will be commenced
on July 9th, and be continued to August 9Th.
The meeting this year bt Is fair to be larger than
ever fore, and besides the former tenterS there
will be families from the Eastern shore and a
number from the counties. The religious eXer-
ciSeS OF the camp Will be in charge OF Revs j. d.
kinZer and r. Scott Norris, OF Baltimore and Rev.
j. w. Gray, Of Washington. Among those who
will tent at the camp are VIM j. G. Dulany, Dr..
H. F. Zolkoffer, Mrs X. B. Emory, Rev. j. d.
kinzer, ReH C. H. Littleton, Frederick Etchison,
CheSney, Henry Todd, Capt Price, VIM. Pulley,
and john Monroe, OF Baltimore; Rev. w. j. Floyd,
Mrs John smurden, Miss la Woodward, Miss
Sarah Woodward, Mrs. $. Slipley, SweetZ ,r Lin
thicum, CYRUS Robinson, ChaS Robinson, DR.. Geo.
bert, j. ID. Cathell, VIM E. Bell C. ID. Welsh, and
Mrs. Robert Middleton, OF G,Orgetown; Nixon
Brewer and Rev. Mr.; Hicks, Of WashIngton; Rev.
j. T. Murray, OF Westminster, and Mrs. n. s..
Greenway, or Alexandria, Va.
THE CAMP AT WAYMAN's GROVE - The colored
Method1sts will open their camp meeting at Har-
mans station, on the b: & O. railroad, as miles
from Baltimore, next Sunday. The Wayman
Grove Camp Meeting Association has bought lot
OF ground containing seven acres at that station.
The association has been incorporated, and has
wells, and fenced in the lot The price OF the land
was s1,400. The meeting is to be union OF the
ministers AMI congregations OF the Baltimore
annual conference OF the African Methodist
church. The grounds have been named, as here
tolore stated, after the venerable Bishop Wayman.
ana arc beautifully situlted in a grove. The fol-
lowing ministers are associated in the enterprise
Revs. G. w. Brode, j. f. Lane, F. J. Peck, c. w.
FitZhugh, w. r. Arnold, J. NJ. Cargill, j. W. Bow
scr, j. ii. WEIGH. A. w. Up5haw, ID. Draper, j. j.
Herbert, j. w. Valentine, j. r. Morris, j. c. Will
liams, S. NJ. Johnson ana p. Lewis. Bishop a. w.
Wayman Will preach the dedication sermon on
the first Sunday OF the camp meeting. The fol-
lowing prominent men have been invited: Fred
erick Douglass, Blanche X. Bruce, and Richard Il.
Greener, Bishop j. NJ. Brown, D. D., Bishop H. NJ.
Turner, d. D., LID, Revs Joseph ShreeveS, w. C.
Alexander, }. ii. Collett j. II. A johnson, X. f.
Wayman and others
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Alexandria Affairs.
)rted fer The LvENING STAR.

Reported fer The LvENING STAR.
CORPORATION COURT.-The city court is still en-
gagged with criminal cases. Virginia Nelson has
been fined S5 and sentenced to jail thirty days
on conviction OF keeping house OF Ill fame and
PRISCILLA VaSS sent TO jail for a like period and
lined $40 on conviction OF stabbng Lou Black burn.
George Wander was acquitted on the charge OF
burglary. George Turner was convicted OF the
larceny OF boat and sentenced to the peniten-
t1ary for three years.
REPORTERS NOTes.-Mrs. James W. Simpson.
wife OF the marketmaSter, died last night at her
home here.-The new hose recently ordered by
the city council was divided yesterday between
the Columbia and Hydraulion companies, each re-
ceivlng 800 feet. Each company has heretofore
During melee near the Washington and Western
railroad depot last night Aphonso Arlington had
part OF his chin bitten OF by q cOlOred man named
Beall--Russell WetmOre, OF Baltimore has en-
tered suit In the United States court here claiming
$4,000 damages from the Virginia Midland Rail-
road Company for damage done him by represent
atoms made concerning his removal from the
Office OF station agent at MelrOse on that line
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An U Unpleasant Outlook. but q Little
Remote.

According to the Washington STAR, DR.. Thomas
Taylor, the microscopic OF the Department OF Ag-
riculture, has discovered some little snake-liKe
poses to feed flies On trichlnosed meat to test the
possibility OF trchtnae or trichinOSed eggs being
taken up by the insects. II DR.. TaylOrS theory
that lilies may carry about and disseminate the
germs or disease be true, it is possible
that the experiment may result disastrous to
experiment has been found successful. The chain
might be as follows: The fly eats the trichinae or
eggs thereof; fish eats the fly; a man eats the
fish, and then the trichinB eat the man. Tie out
look is unpleasant
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OF the hair is often promoted by using Parkers Hair
Balsam. It always restores the youthful color and
luster to gray hair, gives itnew life and removes
all irritation and dandruh
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CITY ITEMS.
Public Voice.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 4, 1882
Gentlemen: Finding myself breaking down with
work and business care resorted to Browns Iron
Btters as a strengthened. From their use have
derived much benefit, so much, keep them In my
house now at all times as a family medicine.
most cheerfully recommend the medicine browns
Iron Bitters) for general debility caused by over
work and mental strain JNO NJ. MCAFOY.
My Friend. Look Here!
You know how weak and nervous your wife is
and you know that Carriers Iron Pills will relieve
her. Now, why not be fair about it and buy her a
box?
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Forty Years, Exuie

Forty Years Exiefieuee Of an Old Nurse.
Mrs winslows Seeming yrup is the prescription
OF one OF the best female ysfcians and nurses in
years with neyer-faAdng success by millions OF
mothers for their d1tldfnA It relieves the child
from PAIN cures dyskafR1y and diarThoea gripin0
In the bowels and 1iEd collie By giving health
to the child 1t rests no an1fheE Price g cents
bOttl0 m,Ws
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THE NEW YORK PHOTO Co.. 723 9TH, (tormerly
Davis branchl Will adopt the following prices for
their fiue Photographic portraits during the sum-
mer m0nthS: One large picture Tor framing, 81 ;
duplicate COZ les, 50 cts finest cabinet portraits
81 per dCZ; card pictures, best style, 81 per dOz-
We guarantee to make as good work for the above
prices Is male IN this city; these prices TO
unue only till September 1St
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FINE Pure RASPBERRY WINE. the best article
against summer complaint for chIl lren AMI genera
disorder in adults, 1T Chris. Handlers. No 81 I'll
street northwest
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Special Weather bulletin.
LOCAL RAINS TOMORROW.

Tic chief signal officer OF the army furnishes
the following special bulletin to the press: The
barometer IS highest on tie south Atlantic and
gull coasts, and Is low II the lake region and St
Lawrence valley. NOrtnwestcrly winds prevail In
the upper lake region and the northwest, in the
other districts sOCthweSterly winds prevail Local
rains have fallen In all the districts except the lower
lake regiOn- The following stations report more
than one inch rainfall during the past twenty-four
hours: Montgomery, Aia, -; Memphis, Tenn,
Los; Pensacola, Fla, 2%3; Port Ends, La, Isl.
The temperature has fallen slightly in all the dis
reported at q. IN. this morning.: ElStpOrt, 30 !;
Montreal, &c; Quebec, ST.: Nit Washington, 45o /;
Cleveland, 90; Alpena, go; st Paul and Denver,
500: San Francisco, $40. The following maximum
temperatures were reported at } pm. Yesterday {:
Fort stockton, IadianOi1, Jacksonville, 91o; Pas-
tine, Fort Elliott. 92o; Charlotte. Shreveport Fort
SILL Dodge City. 90; Eagle Pass, go; san Antonio,
1909, ana Yuma, 1862 Local rl1nS are indicated on
Thursday IN the middle states, and fair weather in
the upper lake region. Ohio valley and Tennessee.
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THEATER CoMIoUE--Vartaty AMI burleSlue.
ABSERS SUMNER GARDEN.-Concert
DRIVERS SUMNER GARDEN.-Specialty Perform
Ance.
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DIG REDUCTION.
5000 YARDS LINEN LAWNS,

5000 YARDS LINEN LAWNS.
BEAUTIFUL STYLES REDUCED TO sc. PER YD.
4. 600 Yards Best make of LONSDALE CAMBRIC, lOc,
so Dozen Colored Bordered HANDKERCHIEFS &C.
MADRAS GINGHAMS. Dress Styles. in Stripes and
Checks.
INDIA LINENS. reduced to 12k and 20c.
PARASOI.S. 81, $l.25, $780, 81, 81. so.
ALL LINEN TOWELS. 40 inches long, l2c.
LINENS. for Boys Suits. Is cts. Is cts 20 cts
FIGURED and DOTTED SWISS. all patterns.
CAsHMEREs. GRENADINES. BUNT1NGs Silks
sA IINMss, ,GATT0SE, CAL!COES, TABLE
MOSQUITO NETTING, ALL COLORS.
CARPETS-Brussels and Inerains.
NEW FALL STYLES ARRIVING DAILY.
TOWSONS,
60 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
I'LL SOUTH side.
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Sports on Land and Water.

Tomorrow evening the Potomac Boat Club will
hold an enjoyable mop at their CONNEXIONS boat
house. Some interesting races will precede the
hop. Saturday evening the Columbia boys will
hold their weekly hop, which will also be pre-
coded by some boat races and swimming match.
On the 10Th instant they will give another enjoy
able moonlight excursion The steamer COrcoran
Will take the merry party TO Gymont.. Ellis
Ward, who VIII train the Columbia crew, has ar
rived i'm the city and will at proceed select
5ne men for the Jour, with view OF entering them
at the national regatta at Detroit.
HANLANs CHALLENGES TO THE WORLD
Hanlan, who is almost recovered from his ILL.,
ness, says: II will row any i've men in the world
two miles straight away, or two miles and turn,
for from 81 900 to 5000 aside. / Will row these
1--WE nen after ths laps OF 4S hours (twO full
days OF each other, on any Suitlble waters on the
continent OF America Tue challenge Is open to
the whole world.n The champion further add )
that II he could get on these matches In America
to Australia.
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Nervous Weakness Dyspepsia Impotence, Sex.
ual Debility, cured by "WeiiS' Health ReneWer.s
s.. Depot, Stott Cromwell 8
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PARAsOIs in all cOlorS. cleaned, and Grape wells
renovated equal To new at \. FlSchers, 905 q st.
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For CHEAP TRUNKS and travelling bags go to
HeTZog'S. Sos 9Th ST., near Pennsylvania avenue.
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500 travelling trunks AMI 100 blby carriages sold
atreduced prices al K GGIISchmids, Sl2 9TH ST. w.
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The Way to Get Il Favorable Railroad
Report.

Special Dispatch to the Philadelphia Times
WILLIAMSBURG, July 10-William II. Armstrong,
government commissioner Of railroads, left here
this afternoon in special car, sent by the Union
Pacific railroad, for an official trip over the land
grant railroads OF the west and southwest. He
was accompanied by his wife and daughter. D. NJ.
Peck and wife and Mrs. Garfield, of Williamsport,
Miss Erp, OF Philadelphia, and Mr.. Thompson and
mother, OF Washington. The car was provided
with full stock OF provisions for q week and q
cook and porter The party will travel by easy
stages across the continent stopping at all points
OF interest to enable the commissioner to make a
thorough examination. Considerable time will be
spent on the Pacific coast and it Is not likely that
the party Will return until the summer is over
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For WALL PAPERs OF the latest designs. window
shades SC, at low prices, go TO X. w. Henderson
& Co., lib street
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THE eyesight fitted, at Hemplers, 45s Pa. ave.
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BRACELETS and bangles, 81 to so pair Prigg's.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The " Gather.

UFFICER,
WASHINGTON. DC. July IL, 1882. 9:31 a.n.i
For the mid lie Atlantic 81 ties. partIy cIou1y
weather, with local rains, variable winds, Sta
uonary temperature, stationary or lower pressure.
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Co,ered Military Rioters,

RESULT OF A FeUKrH OF JULY PRE- FfGHT-"sTAR-
LIGHT CADETS" ARRESTED BIZ STARLIGHT AND FINED
BY DAYLIGHT.
colorei military company called the "Ei stern
Starlight Cadets" composed or young men who
work in the brck-yards on Buzzard Point, have re-
Gently procured nashy uniforms and side arms
and were 10 celebrate the 4th OF July by plrading
The heavy rain prevented them from parading,
and they finally decided to celebrate the occasion
by getting three big kegs OF beer and going to n
large comnoa at the corner OF 1st and N streets
s. W., in the nei-hborhoo1 OF a notorious place
called fredericksburg They soon got drunk
ami began Fighting each other with their new
swords ana with their fists. several persons who
were passing were also assaulted, and when the
police arrived some OF the assaulted parties h II
bloody noses, bruised eyes, and Swelled heads and
their clothing was cut with the saberj. The riot
erS all escaped at the time. but Seryt. NOkeS and
PrvateS Bronson and Howell, OF the South Wash
ington precinct. learned the names OF q OF them,
suspected OF participating in the riot, and between
midnight last night and O'Clock this morning sue
ceeded In arresting them all, taking them out OF
their beds.
IN THE POLICE COURT TO-DAY.
they were marched out OF the cells and marShale1
In double line across the court room, with their
right resting on the prisoners dock, and were all
arraigned together. charged with disorderly con-
duet Sergeant Nokes and Priydtes Bronson and
Howell testified to having been called from their
station at o'clock on the Fourth OF July to quell
RIOT CAUSED BY THE PRISONERS,
which the witnesses described as most danger
Gus and exciting one. When they arrived in the
neighborhooi the crowd, which consisted OF about
500 persons, all escaped. having the James Creek
canal between them and the officers. Several COL
Ored men testified to having been assaulted by the
mob while passing. ThOS. Craig, David Bculdin,
Major Fowler. Benjamin Lewis. Reuoen Brown
and Isaac Brown were the only ones who could be
positively identified participating In the ARRAY.
MIR. Pddgett said that this a most outrageous
occurrence, and he would ask that severe fines be
imposed The court fined the six named $40 or 60
days each, In default OF which they were COM
United, and dismissed the rest.
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COPPER LIGHTNING RoDs, at j. III. Kuehlings, 419
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Don't be put of, get Harris roach powder.
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THERMOMETERS all kinds, at Hempler's, 453 Pa
ave.