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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-26
A LYNCHlNG IN INDIANA.
A Mob Metes Out Justice TO Oscar NJ.
Garrett.

GREENsBUEG, IND., April 25.-The last
chapter in the exciting life of Oscar NJ.
Garrett is now closed, and the murderer OF
family misery and shame has at last paid
the penalty of his crimes. Oscar NJ. Gar
rett was one month ago tried as an acCessO-
ry to the murder of John NJ. Walton. a
wealthy farmer, living near st. Paul, and
contrary to the expectations Of every
one was acquitted by Jury of Jennings
County farmers. At that time there
was much comment on such a verdict
and many threats were made of lynChing.
but as time passed the affair was forgotten.
On his return from Jennings county he was
arrested on a charge OF arson, and confined
in the Decatur county Jail, and has been an
inmate since that time. The climax was
reached this morning, and outraged justice
demanded its victim. At l 80 A. NJ the
taller was aroused from his bed by ring at
the door, and at his response was seized by
masked men, and ordered to deliver the key
to Garrett's cell. This he refused do, and
he was knocked down and rope put around
his neck, but before any injury was inflicted
upon him, some of the mob discovered Gar
hammer il was opened. Garrett seized
chair, and the first two men who entered
his cell he felled to the floor. He was then
knocked down and beaten terribly. His
head and body were marked, and his cell
covered with blood. A rope was placed
around his neck, and he was then dragged
down the stone steps, and hanged from
tree Immediately in front of the
Jail. His feet and hands were tied, and
the rope close to the body OF the tree.
While this was being done he simply said:
Cd d. you, know you alln' Mrs. Ellen
Walton, the wife of the murdered John NJ.
Walton, occupied a cell next TO CARROTS:
and during this transaction she tainted, and
is not able to give any report of the proceed:
ings. Frazer the colored man who was hired
by Garrett to shoot Walton, was so overcome
by fear that he crouched in q corner in abject
terror A guard vas kept over the jailer
all this time, and until the body of the
mob dispersed and he was then told 10 re-
main in the house for five minutes or he
would be shot. He soon after aroused the
sheriff and corner, and they cUt the body
of Garrett down and placed it in coffin.
The jailer's face is all SCARED up as result
of the rough handling he received. On the
breast of Garrett was pinned a card with
the following inscription:
Fiat justitia, ruat cdelum.
Gone TO meet Jesse,
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FOREIGN GRAINS.
Ned Rast Attacks ~ wheat - OeW
Dpvps frssa she E1evasSSA

Red Rust Attacks ~ wheat - OeW
Dpops frs0 Ne E,evssSeA
LONDON, April 25.-Tbe mark Lane Hs-
press, In It's review Of the British gfsiA
trade for the past week, says:
Red rust has attacked considerable Acrs-
nge in the eastern counties and causes un,.
easiness. Fine English whssts are 6rn.
Other kinds unchanged. Foreign bread
stufs quiet, closing weaker. II is difitcuit
to transact business. Fl0aS sold quietly II
MONDAY at improved ratcs: Msin.
IL in small request. hiIsd
American on the spot could not be bought
under 33 shilfnys for sItrs shipping
Barley In In favor Of tbs sellers. Oats iiss
proved u penca There Wa small bustness
In csrgoes; 9siifornis Improved sboat. .
pence there were thirteen fresh arrivals:
live cargoes sold, six vitbdrswn. and ni9s
remain ON ,ale, including seven from Casts
fornia and one from Oregon. The saise 81
Englsh wheat durisg the past week .wsrs
B.13s quarters, at ~ shiIlings Psq0b
agsis,s, p, 10 qusrss ut ~ shilling
yerc the corresponding period last ysss.
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THE GARFIELD EXPENSES.
DIR. Hamilton Thinks Bliss IN Awarded
Too Mueh-O One wOman's Claims Over
InnEad


WAsHrNGroy, April 25.-Dr. Frank H.
Hamilton, one of President Gartield's med
ical attendants, is unable to understand
compensation, and is quoted as saying:
| have not at any time informed the
committee what considered myself or my
associates entitled to for our work. | have
not stated what relative proportion OF the
compensation should be given TO myself or
those engaged with me in the medical and
surgical case of the President. If the COM
mittee or Congress wants any Information
FIN regard tony serviesss they, Of eonrss.
can have it. But ] don't see why ID. Bliss
should receive nearly double the amount
for his services above that allowed for me
or DR.. Agnew.
A writer in the Critic thus mentions one
OF those who was overlooked by the Gar
field Illness Committee:
AS you are deyoting the columns OF your
live paper to proper presentation Of the
claims of those who rendered much or little
service to the lamented President Garfield
from the time the assassin's bullet pierced
him until death relieved him from suffer
ing, permit me to say that have failed to
notice any mention OF Mrs. Sarah A.
White. the lady in charge OF the waiting
room at the B. and p. depot, who, while
members of the Cabinet were frantically
calling for help, preserved her self-posses-
sion and bravery, and was the9frSt person
to come to the rescue OF the stricken Presi-
dent, gently supporting him with that ten
derness which only can be dictated by wo-
mans heart and performed by womans
hands
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FoMsTRY.


CrsIssATi, April 2a--Tbs YosnSyy Con-
gres. met at hn,ie Hall, this mc0ninG. 4
largo number Of msa Who have given, u
subject Of forestry sttsntiop. vcS pressne
Cor. Fos.sr is hsrv, and es.Prssidsa1
HAYES win be hese. No business d IN
poStsnce vas trsn,Actsd this faesnooa -
ma speashss delivered. The sttsndAscss
syutside Of the delegates. II small
Hon y. y. Soyts uss cbosA tsmponsT
chairr,aD, AlfrsS ss<isger, CiSripnss. ~
retsry.
TlS folloring committee xsS ,aPSo;nsse
PRO-. Hourh. Washington. n. G.. u. JohA
Warder. Chic. George b LelinE HeSbine-
t.T,, b. c, Res John n, WpIrse, Gaaar
natl. Geo. q. Andrew. r. Psi, Ma.
Prof Wa. asunden, Iandsp, Ost: 1no
II. HcN.kin. cincinIsh, 0er. N1ras
WatN tekskon, OHIO
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cunherIana Ceal shipmenis.

CrNsSslAyD, Nd, April 5.-The ship,
ments from the mines Of the Cumberiand
coal region for the week ended Saturday,
April p, were 5 s5i tons, and for the year
to that date 465,sO5 tons, a decrease
of 5l,6s6 tons as compared with
the corresponding period OF last
year. All the coal shipped last
week was sent by the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, the shipments by which for the
year 10 date have been 3S,o12 tons, de-
crease of AS, ,OOs tons as compared with last
year. The canal shipments for the year
have been 1859 tons, q decrease OF 2s'6fi
as compared with 1891. The shipments oy
the Pennsylvania railroad Tor the year nave
been n. .Si2 tons, aa increase OF ss,lti tons
oye. last year,
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A Gang ofThiepes Spotted.

YoUNesTowS, o., april 25-Jesse Bald
win. the victim of the Boardman gold rob-.
berry, states that the clue was found through
the Pinkerton Detective Agency. Baldwin
ssys one OF the thieves is now in the Can
ton, o., Jail. and that the whole gang is
spotted in the vicinity of Canton. 1t will
Be remembered that the press gave an ex-
tended account OF Baldwin's getting 81, 900
In gold from the Treasury Department in
Washington, the amount afterwards being
stolen from his home in Broadman.
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The NalIeH Muss.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, April 25.-At the
opening of Malley's trial the States
attorney made a statement that the State
expected TO show that James Malley, Jr.,
with the aid of Walter Malley and Blanche
Douglas ruined Jennie Cramer, and then
still with the aid of other accused poisoned
her with arsenic to end her opportunities
that James was to marry her and TO pre-
vent disclosures which they feared on her
part The taking of testimony then began.
turtiss testified to finding the body OF
Jennie Cramer and that odor resembling
ohloroiorm came from the mantle. When
taken out of the water his opinionwas that
Jennie was dead before she was placed in
the Wa er,
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Pnsfnffre Maffer~
S1,ecial Da.patch % ne Reatter.

WASHINGTON, April 5.-Commissions for
the following named pOstmasters were for
warded to-day: Harrison A. Asher, at
Lone Tree, W. Va, and George W. Hill, at
Pursley, W. Va. \ postoftice has been es-
tablished at Martin, Grant county. W. Va,
and William l.. Parsey appointed post
master. The name oi the postofice in
Roane county, W. Va, called York has been
changed TO HOdam. G.
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PerinIl nfGaniiNitY.

WASHINGTON, April 25.-The Senate
Finance Committee had up the Carlisle bill
in relation to the indefinite extension of
the bonded period for whisky, etc, and
continued the discussion of Secretary Fol-
gers letter, but reached no conclusion, and
adjourned until FRIDAY. The sentiment
of the committee is said TO be clearly
against the bill in its present shape, but
whether il will he modified by amend.
mentS or objected 10 outright, the men,
berS are not prepared to say.
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week. There being nothing on the calen-
dar requiring his attention there is no i'm
propriety in his sbsenting himself from his
seat for the stated time, as he could not
vote on any measure even if he were in
his seat. The party will go first to Parkcrs-
burg and then proceed to Nashville. G..
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tanned. He said the committee had as
sumed il was not necessary, but he knew
that notwithstanding the prohibition of
that State upon the subject the courts had
naturalized Cinnamon. He wanted now
specific enactment on the point.
The amendment of the committee to
strike out was rejected and the secticn re-
tained. Yeas, 20; nays, 32.
The committee amendment striking out
the 18th section which defines words "Chi-
nese laborers" wherever used in the act to
mean both skilled aud unskilled laborers
and Chinese employed in mining, was car
red by yeas, 20; nays, %.
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Patents.

S'cciDi Dispatch % the Register.
W',uNcToN. April 25.-There were three
hundred and thirty-eight patents issued
To-day. OF which two were to West Virginia
inventors The first TO wilIiam.M. Weber
OF RavenswoOd, W. Va. and c. o. Campbell
ot Richmond Va, for a moving machine
and the other to Charles ?. Wilson. of Sum
INIT rwal. W. Va, for 4 car coupling. q.
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Cabinet Caucus.

WASHINGTON, April 25.-At the Cabinet
meeting to-day, the question OF American
suspects in Irish prisons was considered
and steps taken looking TO their release.
The President will send a message 10 Con-
gress in few days asking authority for
lending Government aid to the Territorial
authorities in suppressing the lawiesSneSS
of nrcanized hands in Arizona.
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Oh David. You Funny Man!

WASHINGTON, April 25.-President pro
iCupore Davis, of the Senate, created laugh
at his expense in the Senate this afternoon.
The japanese Indemnity Fund bill was up
and being objected TO- it was consented that
it might go over with prejudice, when
President Davis said, that it might go over
without prejudice. Call the next case"
For the moment he evidently thought
himself back upon the bench once more.
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KILLED HiuaaelI

CLEVELAND. April 25.-The Herald special
from Canton states: About sunrise this
morning Vim. Stull. the Georgetown mHr-
derer, was cornered in dense woods near
New Franklin. IL miles southeast OF Can
ton. by the Columbiana county sheriff and
posse. Deputies who have heen following
iin since Sunday aud Gadiag esssp- am
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ARRESTED
For Riding the Mails at Martinsburg-
Personal.
Specat DIspa,ch 10 the Register.

Special DSspatch 10 the Register.
WASHINGTON, April PA dispatch from
Martinsburg, W. Va, says United States
Postoffice Inspectors, Thomas H. Shallcross
and Wm. T. Henderson, assisted by Thos.
Troy, detectives, arrested,Thos. II. Russler,
deputy underJ. n wisner, postmaster of
Martinsburg upon the serious charge of
rifiing mails of registered letters. The de-
tectives have taken him to Clarksburg for
examination by a United States Commits
missioner.
Capt. Geo. II. Harrison, clerk to the Sem
ate committee on NiCarauguan claims, has
gone to West Yirginiaon business trip for
Senator Davis. &.
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PIG TAIL JOHN
In the United States Senate-He il Dis-
eussed and Amended.

WAsHISGroS, April 25.-The feature OF
the proceedings to- day vas the discussion
on the Chinese bill
on motion of Miller, of California, who
reported the House bill to execute certain
treaty stipulations relating to the Chinese,
was taken up and the Senate committee
amendments, up to the last section was
agreed to rs read.
Upon reading the amendment striking
out the fourteenth section, which prohib-
its any State or United States court from
admitting z Chinese 70 citizenship, Mr. Far
ley insisted thN the section should be re-
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OFF ON A "TRIP"
Hooded Stock More Interesting Than
Senatorial Proceedings

Special Dispatch 20 the Register.
WASHINGTON, April l25.-To-morrow morn
ing Senators Camden, German and Bayard
WI leave for Tennessee to attend the sale
oi some blOOded stock in that State. They
VIII !, b" accompanied by Senator Jackson, OF
! tennessee. whose guests they will be while
a the South. They will be absent until the
r'>' Fart Of next week, Senator Camden
Ne'Ae ps'Ted with Senator who will Be
'''''' during he remainder of the present
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WHEELING, w WEDNESDAY MORNING.

possible, he drew the revolver with which
he murdered Mrs. Summers, and fred two
shots into his head in quick succession,
producing instant death. The excitement
Is intense in Stark and Coiambiana county.
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What Hoar Will Get.

Special TO Western associated PresS.
WASHINGTON, April 25.-lt is quite prob
able that Senator Hoar will get the vacan-
cy on the Senate Judiciary Committee,
caused by the resignation of Secretary Tel
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A Dose Of Father-in.Law.

DANvILLk Va, April 25.-Dr. John P.
Lipscomb was shot dead to-day by his faith
er-in-law, Sterling Edmunds, owing to fam
ily grievances.
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Suicide Runs I'm the Family.

UxBRIDGE, MASS, April 25.-James A.
Rawson, aged 60, committed suicide by
hanging in his barn yesterday. His daught-
er did the same q year ago at Pawtucket.
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81, s4,LoCnApsii1.-ApsSecinthsfsraH LoCn =
an indofsemsst q the psti&in recsp0y
sent from here 70 Prssidsnt AYthes seqeeoe-
ing bia, 70 spSoint nio lbSbs ~ CySNS.
recognise Ctsh, 10 in tircuistioa - ysGw.
spe Cay, md hss Iesn sims1 ~ 0ous.6
Critss.dsa I'D many msmapu = -
ledo1etpe.
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Pp,.,pslpu.. Aprii 8 A--1(eEtv.ia bses
drug and spice min vas danaU1 y se y
the snount of tiAep. AnoSAss dse0 ~
triclin0sis st Bhdesbes4
DErroiI. MsrA, April A.P1see bfoS.
hsndle tscsos1 ss6 isw MID. sse msto
north Of Wehbsrytlle. inghso coesS
burned lasl night lss eSS0; iasacse
for N,5ea
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The AASsh Law.

CIscsyA7i. o. April H.-Ths csse. Of
v;oi,.o,. of the Smith Law, IS In number,
were before The Police Coust TO-DAY. but -
tbe request OF the prosecutor, the ceses
were oJalipped until Ffidsy,
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Baked by a Combination.

WASHINGTON, April 25.-The Republicans
were beaten in an attempt this afternoon
to take up the contested election case of
Lynch against Chalman, by a vote OF l2l
against 81. This result was brought about
by an agreement between the members OF
the Ways and Means Committee and the
Democrats TO go ON with the tariff commits
sion bill. The Republicans who wanted to
take up the contested election case were
very indignant at the action of their mem
bers of the Ways and Means Committee,
and would not help them get up the tariff
bill, so that the Democrats got up the Irish
question, but it is thought the tariff bill
will come up later in the day.
In the House resolution was introduc-
ed, calling on the President for informa-
ton concerning the re-assembling OF the
Paris Monetary Conference. Passed. Res
olution adopted instructing the Judiciary
Committee to inquire into the validity OF
the Speakers action in removing Devine,
official stenographer. A communication
from the third auditor was laid before the
House, stating that 1924, 900 due the State
Of Missouri for money paid mill
tia for services in suppressing the rebellion
The Contested Election
case Of Lynch VS.. Chalmers came up and
the House, by yeas % and nays III, refused
TO consider it.
The following Republicans voted with
the democrats in the negative:
Bayne, Haskell, Russell
Barr, Hill, Smith OF ILL.,,
Brewer. Kasson, Shallenberger,
Brumm, Kelley, Wadsworth,
Errett, Mckinley, Ward.
Harmer, O'Neill,
Jones. of Texas, and Rice. Democratic
GreenbaCkerS, voted in the affirmative.
Imprisoned Americans Abroad.
In the House to-day the lriSh-AmeriCan
resolution came up. Discussion went on
in usual form and Mr.. Cox, of New York,
offered the following resolution as a subSti-
tute for the Robinson resolution:
That the President OF the United States
be requested to communicate to this House
any additional correspondence with the
British government on file in the
state department in reference TO
the alleged imprisonment of cit
izenS of the United States in Ireland,
and that the President be requested to con-
tinue his efforts for prompt release or
prompt trial of any citizen, who may now
remain unjustly imprisoned in Ireland by
the the Government of Great Britain. The
debate continued and was closed by Robin
son, of New York, who withdrew his reso-
luton and the substitute offered by Cox
was adopted without division.
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c...,.I H.ris.s,. Ssly Arrives.

Nrw YoKK, April 26-The steamer Colon
arrived here from Afeinwan this morning
with the body Of General Huribut iste
Minister TO Peru. His family accompanied
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case Of Lynch VS.. Chalmers came up and
the House, by yeas % and nays III, refused
to consider it.
The following Republicans voted with
fba Tamonr in the nepatIye.
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How Things are Working Under the
Repressive Liquor LegislatiOn-Tafk
with Cleveland Man on the Subject.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-07-15
THE REAR GUARD.
The Domestic Club Cautiously Protects It's
Retreat by Picked Veterans.

The Domestic Club Cautiously Protects Its
Retreat by Picked Veterans.
There were some left over. This has refer
ence to the "Ancients." There is no doubt
about the fact that they are peculiar people.
They sent out their spies in advance, and upon
their report they came in a body, and for a
time they occupied the land. They left behind
them much valuable information and also a
rear guard to prot ct their retreat and obliter-
ate all traces of their journey to their isolated
and secluded homes. This forlorn hope is
composed of the following named individuals:
9 L. Pratt and family. Amos Gannis, John Z.
Norton, Laskey, George Muir, A. v. Pant
lind, Col. George Pierce, VIM. DEUCE, J. r.
Bowles and family, G. G. Alexander and G. c.
Hilton and family.
All these members of the party made the
"grand rounds" on Thursday, and yesterday
they were looking about the city with q
view of buying it. The most of them have
already left, or will leave to-day, for home
One and all expressed themselves as thorough
ly delighted with st. Paul and Its surround.
ings, and they promise to come again when
St Paul is Tot quite so busy as it was during
their visit.
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PERSONAL.

Hons. Eugene Wilson and W ". McNair, Mime
apois, were among the visitors to st. Paul yester-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Barnes, of Pennsylvania,
the parents of Mr. G K. Barnes, general ticket and
passenger agent of the Northern Pacific, are in
town.
Sam Judd. (and what old settler don't know Sam)
Of Walker, Judd veazie, Marine Mills, was roam-
ing around st. Paul yesterday on business matters
intent.
j. v. strebig. contracting agent of the Inter
Ocean circus is In the city MIR. Strebig reports
good business for the season 30 far, and is encour
aged to hope for continuance at st Paul.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-07-15
Bully "BoOt Jack +"

This caption may seem trfe slangy, but
it fits the "Boot Jack" brand of plug tobacco
precisely. "Boot jack" which his become
known as the copundrum tobacco, is a sweet
Cavendish from pure white Burley stock,
manufactured by the famous house Of D. R.
Musselman & Co., Louisville, Kentucky. 1t
is of delicious flavor, and is having an enor-
nous sale. st. Paul chewers, and they are
particular, say there is nothing like it.
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Opening, Widening and Extension Of
Portland Avenue.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
Cry OF ST.. PAUL, Mimi, July 13, 1852.
Notice is hereby given that the assessment
OF benefits, damages, costs aud expenses aris-
ing from the opening, widening and extension
OF Portland avenue, through block 20, Wood.
land Park addition, in the city of st. Paul,
Mimi, has been completed and entered of
record by the Board of Public Works in and
for said city, and that said assessment was
duly confirmed by said Board on the S0th day
of June, A. D, 1882.
JOHN HARRINGTON, President.
Official: r. L. german,
Clerk Board of Public Works. 1857
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DIED.

WILsON-In this city, July Ia, 1882, at st.
Luke's Hospital, John 7. Wilson. aged So
years
Funeral from No. 50 West Third street at II
O'Clock a. m. to- day.
BENZ-Friday, July 14th, Esther Florence,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George Benz.
Age 1smonths and days.
Funeral strictly private
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THE SAINT PAUL DAILY GLOBE SATURDAY MORNING JULY IT, 1882
70 BANKSAND BANKERS
CITY CLERKS OFFICE,

CITY CLERKS OFFICE,
ST. PAUL, Mimi, July u, 1882.
Proposals will be received at this Office uu
til Tuesday, the first Gay of August, A. d.
1882, at o'clock p. NJ, from such banks and
bankers Of this city as desire to become the
depository of the funds of the city. Pro-
posals must state what rate of interest will be
allowed on daily balances to the credit of the
city.
By order of Common Council.
THOS. A. PRENDERGAST,
1874 217 City Clerk.
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Gents Furnishings.

Gents white and colored shirts, gents sum-
mer merino under wear, gents one. half hose,
suspenders, linen collars and cuffs, silk
scarfs and boas, will be sold at reduction of
Is per cent. Nathan Lyons, No. IL East
~.
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For Sale,

A house with ten rooms, lot 79xl5O, barn,
well and cistern. Located within 200 feet of
the street cars. Possession given Immediately.
Price $500. Terms of payment moderate.
Apply to r. w. JOHNSON,
Real Estate Agent, room II, &C nd floor,
Manufacturer block.
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Sse!1O Per Cent. Off.

Having yet very large stock of elegant
cloths we will from July 10th until August
LIST, make discount of 10 per cent. from our
regular prices for all cash orders.
MCGRATH g. Co.,
Merchant Tailors, 146 East Third.