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SICK SENATORS.
RumOrs About senator BrOwn-Logan
Improving Compulsory Retirement.

Special DLpotch 10 me hegS'eT'
WASHINGTON, March Al: is reported to-
night that Senator Brown, of Georgia, has
sent his resignation 10 Gov. Colquit assign
ing ill.health as a reason. On the contrary,
a dispatch from Atlanta says that he Is
improving and has not resigned.
Senator Logan informs his friends here
that he is much improved in health, and
will be in his seat early next week.
The bill providing for the retirement OF
army officers at the age of G2, which has
been before the Military Committee, will
be reported as soon rs General Sherman
returns, but is likely to meet more Opposi-
ton than was anticipated, as it is an
nounced that the General, who, before he
started on his Official trip to the Western
army posts, declared himself in favor Of
the bill. has changed his mind since he
went among the old officers in the service,
and is now opposed to the measure. Young
officers who looked upon this measure as
the first step toward general promotion
are greatly disgusted at the sudden change
in their Commanders opinions. 6.
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fourth of which resulted in the complete
removal of the parotid gland, the patient
has experienced no relief, but has grown
steadily worse. 1t seems that from the
first the Senator has had but little hope OF
favorable results from treatment, owing to
the fact that he was attacked by disease
which he inherited from his ancestors, and
which has carried OFF brother, sister and
two aunts, according to the testimony OF
member OF the family. The Senator's
brother. DR.. Hill, died OF cancer in the
stomach, and his sister was attacked very
much rs he has been, by cancer on the
check, both resulting fatally. Il.
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STATE CONVENTION
OF the West virginia sunday schools

GRAFTON, May 4.-The West Virginia
Sunday School Convention will be held at
Hartford city, beginning on the evening
of May 22d. There will be excursion tick
cts for the above convention at the following
stations: Austin, Newburg, Grafton Fair
mont, Mannlngton, Webster, Flemming-
ton, Clarksburg, Salem, West Union, Cen
trail Pennsboro. Cairo and Laurel Junction.
ANY person wanting tickets for other
points will please notify me at once.
f. HARPER.
Grafton, W. Va.
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LABoREBS DISCHARGED.
Their Work for Contractors on the
PennSNlXRniA Road Done.

PrrTsBURG, May 4.-During the past week
over 2,OO0 men have been discharged on the
Pittsburg division of the Pennsylvania
lroad between this city and Altoona.
The dismissed ones were principally labor
ers, and during the winter have been in the
employ of the railroad contractors who
have had charge OF the grading and excavat-
ing for new tracks, and various improve.
mentS along the main line. Some Of these
contractors employ as many as. go men
sometimes. while Others never use larger
force than % or 50 They have all had an
interest in the reduction of the force of Ia
borers, one of the contractors cutting his
down from 25O TO 10 men. Other smaller
gangs have been reduced in proportion,
while some of the very small parties have
been done away with altogether. These
laborers were paid Sl,25 and some Sl.5o per
daV
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The Cbrjs,janey Sas,Iness.

WASHINGTON, May l.-Thc Chancellor to-
day granted the motion of MesSrs. Cuppy
and lngeIsSll. counsel for ex-senator
Christiancy in the divorce suit against his
wife, to recall the witness Stephen Chester,
of New York, for the purpose of further ex-
animation. He was put on the stand some
time since by the plaintiff to rebut certain
testimony given by George +. Haight.
objection was made at the time and sds-
tanned by the court but since then other
evidence has been taken which brings the
testimony of Chester into the line of relc-
vancy. Counsel for ex-senator ChriStiancy
expect to prove by this witness that Haight
admitted having improper relations with
Mrs ChriStiauCy at various times and places
both in the United States and abroad.
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At,empted 10 Murder His wife.

DETROIT, May AT an early hour this
morning. John Granger, a Monroe avenue
druggist, quarreled with his wife about
money matters. Granger has also been
drinking, and finally seizing his wife in
his arms carried her bodily up one flight OF
stairs and tried TO throw her out OF sec.
ond story window but in falling she drag
ged him along with her. Both fell on the
roof OF a shed below. Mrs. Granger was
badly. perhaps fatally, hurt. Her husband
l. h.a, faH
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The Miners, sfrike.

PrrrsBrRGH, May 4.-The only change in
the status of the miners strike yesterday
was in favor of the miners, and it does not
amount to much. ID. Steen K Sons, OF
Camp Hill. decided to resume work at four
cents per bushel, and 100 miners went in.
Operators say that this action will have no
effect on the outcome of the trouble. The
trade of Camp Hill and one or two other
pits, they say. is entirely local. and the
operators can afford TO pay four cents, and
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POOR BEN HILL.
RumOr That he has rendered his
Resignation.

Special Dispatch TO the Register.
WNSHINGToN, May 4.-It is reported here
that Senator Ben. Hill, of Georgia. has sent
his resignation TO the Governor of that
State, and while nothing definite can be
learned, the rumor gains strength from the
fact that it is known his physicians has told
him that the most he can promise is that he
can live for six months. Before he left
Washington intimate friends called upon
him, but were unable to see him, being
told that he was under the influence of
morphine and could not be disturbed. 1t
is significant that all his family has gone
with him, and his colleagues in the Senate
have little hope of seeing him again alive.
His disease has developed into an active
cancer Of the most virulent form, and it has
refused to yield to the most skillful aud
vigorous treatment
After SOM half-dozen operations, the
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Another TrnIn Robbery.

/ os VEGAS, y. NJ, May THE Santa Fe
road suffered through train robbers last
night. As the south bound train vas stand
ing on side track at Glorietta three despe.
rate characters entered and went through
the passengers. receiving about 500. The
conductor and brakemen were on the depot
platform at the time, and knew nothing OF
the robbery. The gang secreted themselves
in the train. riding 10 Lama, where they
robbed the hotel and saloon. The leader OF
the gang is known.
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Thin Milk.

CHICAGO May 1.-THE Evening journal
says: The poverty of the milk retsled
among housekeepers has given rise to an
investigation that develops the fact that
most OF the dairy farmers in this region are
feeding cows suga= corn meal, an article
consisting of the residue left after extract
ing the glucose from corn. 1t produces a
very large Quantity of poor milk. There
is no positive crime in using this food, and
as II is only about one-quarter the price OF
good feed, consumers have no prospect of
stopping the practice.
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WEST VIRGINIA POSTAL POINTS.
Special Dispatch 10 ire Register.

Special Dispatch 20 the Register.
WASHINGTON, May at is now generally
believed that a vote will be reached on the
Tariff Commission Bill tomorrow or Satur-
day, and it can be said, with almost abso-
lutte certainty. that it will pass. The West
Virginia members will all vote for it, not
that they agree that it will cure all the
evils or accomplish all they desire, but be-
cause they are satisfied that it is the only
measure which can be passed at the present
session, and they believe that the report
of a well-selected commission may result
in placing before Congress facts and data
which will enable it to prepare such bill
as will meet the wishes and protect the best
interests OF the country. G..
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shssSA Take Ppeee1eOes.


CrxcIxsA1r, MAY THE commsncsfne.s
ererci,es took place st the lane TheoIogt-
cal seminary, today. Tie graduating cisss
Numbered fftsep, I'll OF whom have ..
ceived calls 70 preach. They are John ".
Bailey, Columbus, Ohio; WIN. v. ChsYs.
spsrtsnsbure, Pa; J. W. cbspman, nash'
mood. Ind; Daniel !: Ds.ls.. 9.khill.
Ohio: David Evans, Oshkosh, Wis Ynncis
". GiIchrist, Greenfield. Ind. mo- ~.
Garrison, Cincinnati. Ohio; Hsfisn -.
Jamison Plains, Miss; Bobl !. Eoeese
Cambria. Wis.; W. T. Scott, Hiehiead.
Kansas; Frank y. Stotts,. Bddesposk III;
Y. Z. Taylor, Cincinnati. Ohio; Ieo n
Todd. FrsnkIin, Ohio: Arthur II Ihomp-
son, Hudson. Ohio, and samuel !. Wilson,
Athens. Tenn.
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Floods in the Northwest.

ST. PAUL, May A Pioneer Press Win
nipeg special says the water in the Red
river rose six inches from noon yesterday
10 noon to-day, and is still rising. 1t is
now three inches higher than the highest
point reached by the ice freshet ten days
ago. Things look very threatening and
serious on the flats The Assiniboine, also
rising very fast, tends greatly TO aggravate
the situation. The steamer Selkirk con-
tinues to transfer passengers from the 81.
F., NJ. & y. road, below st. Vincent, to the
Canadian Pacific, north of Emerson. The
Assiniboine rose seven feet at Portage la
Prairie, yesterday, again washing out the
Canadian Pacific track. There are no pros
pects of through trains west for a week.
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NEw YoEK, May 4-The fourth concert
OF the Musical Festival was given this
afternoon. Over seven thousand people
were present. The selections were four
parts Of Wsgner's THE Rings Of the
Siblung." Maturna, Companini, Gaiass
and Candidus were the chief vocalists.
They were all received with enthusiasm, u
being. as usual. more pronounced iof
Mst1rna and Campanini. Theodore Thomss
and the orchestra scored . notable success
In the "Ride OF the Walkyries."
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The Greatest BLESSING.

A simple, pure, harmless remedy, that
cures every time, and prevents disease by
keeping the blood pure, stomach regular,
kidneys and liver active, is the greatest
blessing, ever conferred upon man. Hop
Bitters is that remedy, and its proprietors
are being blessed by thousands who have
been saved and cnred by it VIII you try
it2-Ed1le
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singular Explosion.

CINCINNATI, May A terrible explosion
occurred on Calhoun street. Amos Weber,
manufacturer of clay balls for trap shoot
ing. left basket filled with balls in his bed
room. Early this morning Mr.. Weber
trod on one of the balls which, exploding,
frightened her. causing her to fall head
long into the basket, causing q terrible eI'
plosion Of the whole. The entire side was
blown out of the house and Mrs. W. was
probably fatally injured.
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Crook Who va. wanted.

PEORIA, May 4.-several days ago there
was arrested in this city a man giving the
name OF Williams. He was brought before
the Grand Jury. and was indicted and held
in the sum Of 5000. 1t has since leaked
out that he is a notorious crook, namea
that several politicians of some note in the
city of New YoIk are anxious TO have MIN
arrested
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Blowing Up Saloons with Dynamite.

CINCINNATI, o., May AT one o'clock,
this morning, Con. Sweeney's drinking sa-
loon, near the railroad, Cedarsville, Green
county, Ohio, had the entire end Of the
building blown out by dynamite. An at
tempt was made TO blow up Caldwells drug
store. but the charge failed to explode.
Con. Sweeney, his wife and children were
in bed remote from the point OF the ex'
plosion and were thrown to the floor.
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Steamship Injured.

WASHINGTON. May 1.-The Secretary OF
the Navy received. this evening, the fol-
lowing telegram from the commanding
officer of the steamship Brooklyn 1t Mon
tevideo; The Brooklyn, anchored, was
ran into by the Liverpool steamer Mozart.
The Brooklyn was cut down below tn"
water line on the starboard quarter. The
Brooklyn hecled over. and the hole was
stopped. Are lightcring for immediate
docking. The company agree to pay cx-
pen!eS. No person injured. WEAVER.
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ANOTHER OUTBREAK.
Indians on the War Path.

CHICAGO May A Rawlins, Wyoming,
special says: The Sheshones and Bannock
Indians, at Wind River Agency, one hun
dred and twenty miles north of here, broke
out upon the departure of the two COM
panies of the Third Cavalry from Washa-
kee, which is the agency post. Only few
men were left to garrison the post while the
two companies were sent to fight the
Apaches. There are about two thousand
Indians on this reservation, all splendid
lighters and excellent scouts, who were
under General Crooks in the two campaigns
of 1875 and 1877, against the Siouxs and
Chyennes.
There are several theories of the cause OF
their outbreak. One is that the killing OF
the Ute Jack, incensed them. The army
officers. however, believe they were ready
to fight, and simply took advantage OF the
abse1ceof the troops to take the war path
and feaye the reservation.
No confirmation or contradiction OF the
report is obtained yet, but the best inform.
ed are uneasy, and apprehend that the re-
port is true.
The Rumor Not Believed.
OMAHA, May 4.-The rumor of the out
break of the Bannocks and Shoshones is
disCredited at army headquarters here.
No official information has been received,
while if the report was true it would have
been sent from Fort Washkie, unless the
wires were cut Besides this, army officers
believe that Chief Washakie, of the Sho-
shones. is friendly to the whites, and has
his tribe in check.
CHICAGO, May 4.-General Sheridan has
no official information regarding the out
break reported 10 have occurred at the
Wind River Agency, among the Bannocks
and Shoshones.
Forsythe's Fight.
He has, however, official dispatches from
Col. Forsythe dated the 30th of April, con-
frming the news that thirteen Indians
were killed at Horseshoe Canon, in the fight
Of the 2Oth, and seven killed by Capt. Tup-
per on the 20th of April at South Garcia.
A column of Mexican troops on the 29th
attacked the Indians Forsythe was pursu.
ing and killed seventy eight and took
thirty-three prisoners. Forsythe says he
returned at once to Separ, sending three
companies OF the Sixth Cavalry, under
Capt Tupper, via Gaylordsville and that
the Indian band has been almost annihila-
ted
COngratulatory Orders
Chicago, Ill, May 4.-The following was
telegraphed by Gen. sheridan, to-day:
To Gen. John P"pc, Fart Leare"worth, Kdnsas:
The Lieutenant General Commanding,
desires TO express to YOU his great gratitica-
tion at the successful results obtained from
the indefatigable pursuit of the hostile
Apaches by Lieutenant Colonel Forsyth
and his command He believes the result
obtained is due to the careful arrangements
of Colonel Mackenzie, commanding
the district of New Mexico, and
Lieutenant Col Forsyth in keeping scouts
in Mexico To watch the movements OF the
Indians, and by arriving at a special under
standing for cooperation with the Mexican
military commanders on the border.
The Lieutenant General tenders especial
" his thanks to Lieutenant Colonel For
Svth and the officers and men Of Major
Tupper's command, who were associated
with him. RnEERT WILIIAMs,
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WEST VIRGINIA.
New Postomces EstabIi>hed.

Np'cIWI UtNpIICN 70 ITI' IttytSttT'
WASHINGTON, May i.-Postottices have
been established in West Virginia as fol-
lows: At Augusta, Hampshire county, on
the route between Pleasant Dale and ROM
ney; at Bergerville, Putnam county, on the
route between Raymond City and Red
House, and at Fry, Wayne county, on the
route between Adkins Mills and Cove
Craak O.
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Gen. MRynard's Funeral.

WASmINGToN,- May 4.-AsSistant Post.
master Generals IIatton, Elmer and HaZcn
and Superintendent Thompson and Jami-
son Of the railway mail service Judge
Freeman and Mr.. Robbins, accompanied By
Representatives PettibOne and Doorkccper
Brownlow, eft, this afternoon, Tor Knox
Vile to attend the funeral of eN.PoStmaStcr
General MAYNARD
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Amount OF Cotton Tax Collected.

WASHINGTON, DC, May "A letter from
the Secretary of the Treasury was laid be-
fore the Senate, to-day, showing the total
amount of internal revenue collected on
raw cotton from the time the tax was I'M
posed, in lS62, until it was repealedin 1868,
including that received from all the States
and territories, was $6S, ,072, ,3S099.
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JOHN [. GLENN,
The Drummer Boy of shiloh" Made II
Captain I'm the Army.
Special Dispatch 10 the Register

SpecluE DlSpulch 70 me RsytSIeT.
WASHINGTON, May 4.-John l.. GLENN,
"the Drummer Boy of SHILOH has been
appointed Captain and Assistant Quarter
master. He is now on duty as Military
Professor at the Galesville University in
Wisconsin, and has not yet been assigned
to a new post of duty. Clemm is an Ohio
boy, being native of Newark, having left
that place during the war. q.
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Wore w.xes wanted at Cleveland.

CLEVELAND. May "A demand was made
tonight by the men employed in the
Cleveland Rolling Mill Company's wire
mill for an increase of wages, ranging
from Is to 20 per cent The employers re-
served an answer until next Monday. Sew
eral hundred men are employed in the
mill
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Polk Wells Captured

CHICAGO, May "A Keokuk special from
Fort Madison, says: The notorious Polk
Wells and Cook were arrested this morning
They were found in Mr.. sturgiss' barn,
.bout six miles from here, and surrendered
AT tbe muzzIes Of two double barrelled guns
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steamer Ashore.

New YORK, May A dispatch received
here says the Pacific mai. steamer Salvador
is beached at Punta Arenas, Central Amer
ica. The passengers and crew are saved and
the cargo partially. But little hope OF get.
ting the vessel of.
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The.Continued FIXeS.

WASHINGTON, May 4.-Attorney General
Brewster has given written opinion in
which he comes to the same conclusion as
to the calling of the confined tiveS as that
lately indicated by the Secretary OF the
Treasury. viz: that these bonds must by law
he called the highest numbers first
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Foot Crushed.
!SpcciGi Dispatch 10 the Registe'

Special Dispatch 10 the Register.
WELLsvILLE. o., May 4.-Elmer Farmer,
a young man employed as brakeman in the
Cleveland d Pittsburgh yard here, while
endeavoring to step on moving train, this
morning fell, and the wheels passed over
his right foot, crushing it in terrible
manner. VI.
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FOREIGN FLASHES.

BERLIN, May THE Socialists in the
Reichstag supported by section OF Pro-
gressists. intend moving to repeal all eXcep-
tional legislation, including the laws against
the Jesuits and Socialists. Bismarck is
daily expected here.
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FOUND DEAD.
The Result Of search for n Missing
Man.
Special Dispatch % the Reqistcr.

Specidl Dispatch 10 the Re1istcr.
KrYsER, W. Va, May 4.-On Friday
morning. Washington Walker, of Lost
river, in Hardy county, went out in pur-
suit of wild turkeys. His protracted absence
caused uncasiness, and his wife got his
neighbors to search for him. The corpse
was found near a fence, a bullet hole
through the head and it is thought he
tripped in getting over the fence discharg-
ing the piece with the above result. The
deceased was worthy citizen, and leaves a
widow and three small children.
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WHEELING. W. VA. FRIDAY MORNING. MAY 5. 1882.

would rather do so than remain idle. Those
operators who depend for support on out
side trade will continue to insist on the re-
duction. The miners officers will make no
predictions, but the backbone of those men
who are still out is undoubtedly strength
ened
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n-car Wilde returns from the Pacific
.,,r with a Chinese body servant. No
~. ought to object, if the Chinaman
.r Stand IT,.
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New HAvKs, Nay Ain the N1isy esss.
Mrs. Crsmer. mother OF Jennie, retteeaea4
her testimony gfvsn - - preliminary sx.
animation st West Haven, - peoescce
ley signed Blanche
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Horrible Matrictde.

PHILDELFHIA. May AT o'clock this
evening, John Davidson, aged 30 years, re-
siding at us Swanson street, killed his
mother, 60 years OF age, by crushing her
skull with hatchet. He was arrested.
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sbiphcrf's strong point is his imagi-
s,n He should travel as advertis-
=, agent for q circus.
,I,wcate is still hunting for those pa
which he said were in that other
I'M. Il is still hunt.
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RAILROAD MATTERS.
Officials Reflected.

DETROIT, MAY AT the annual meeting
of the Michigan Central Railroad, held here
this forenoon. last years Directors were
reelected.
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in the hands of Sturgiss and his son. They
were just brought in by Sturgiss and aposse
of men in q wagon.
Ma.ked Rurrl.r, \. w.,n.

DETRor, May MASKED burglars went
through the residence of some Catholic
priests at Jackson, last night and gave one
priest bad pounding with the butt Of
revolver because he did not want to get up
and show them where their money was
kept
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The sprague Estate.

PROVIDENCE. May 4-The sale of the
Sprague properties is postponed until the
18th. the offer made by the syndicate hay
ing been withdrawn.
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Tbe Rel.ssed Land L,aruer,.

LONDON, May 4.-Parnell, Dillon and
OConnell arrived at London this morning.
Only few persons were at the depot to
meet them
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Az invaluable strengthener for the
nerves. muscles, and digestive organs. pro
dudng strength and appetite. Is Browns
Iron Bit.eIs.
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Z s'NA is in Itself a great physician.
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General Butler appeared inthe Senate
f.oak rooms yesterday with his hat full
bfbrirks. and made the Massachusetts
5 .natorS very uncomfortable. For the
moment the Generals party affiliations
sre not known, but his bricks are al
kay, we'll baked.
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The trustees of Lane Seminary of Ciu-
.ruati. have rendered the profeSsOrship
rschurrh history, made vacant by the
a.a:a Of DR.. Humphreys, to Rev. ThoS.
N Mnt of Philadelnhia.
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Tie sales Of postage stamps attwenty-
fyr uS the largest post-otllces in the
mr,ry for the quarter ending with
.url show an increase of Is per cent.
.- ,nr same period ofla>t year.