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The conservation OF Rev. Patrick Riordan. as
coadJutor bishop OF San Francisco with the right
succession, took place yesterday in Chicago After
the ceremony committee OF pariShiOners pre.
sented him with check for S. 600
Hon. Joseph B. Morse, editor OF the Newbury-
port, Mass, Herald for twenty-one years, late
died yesterday from apopleKy, aged seventy 1--WE
years.
democratic nominee for the state senatOrship.
was stricken with paralysis Friday.
A tramp has been arrested at Numidia. Pa. on
suspicion OF numbering Mr.. and Mrs Runyan of
Jerseytown, newly married couple, who were
found dead in their house with their Ihroats cut
few days ago
Junus BFutus Booth. the actor (brother OF I'd.
win Bo0th), Is critically III, and an hope oa his
recovery has been abandoned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-17

AcQUIrTEp-NavalC Cadet johnson was acquitted
OF the charge of hazing at Annapolis, Saturday,
and left for his home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-17

CAPT ]. P. STORY, 4th artillery, will be relieved
from signal duty upon the completion of the tour
OF inspection on which he is now engaged, and
will then proceed to join his battery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-17
Improved Feeling In Wall Street.
THE MARKET STRONGER AND PRICES uIcurp

NEW YORK, Sept 1.-THE Posts financial artf-
Gle says: The stock market was more active
and stronger this forenoon than on either Satur.
day or Friday, and the result OF the forenoon
trading up to 30 O'Clock, was an advance OF 4
to per cent over the closing prices OF Saturday.
The market opened generally y 10 = higher than
Sne haers closing OF saturday AZ nrst the
Wabash, Louisville. and Nashville, and the
Northern Pacific, which caused a decline OF In
each OF these, with smaller declines on other
stocks But 1t was found that these were all well
supported, and the market Immediately reacted
and advanced continuously until about l2 O'Clock,
the net result was an advance for the day OF Il to
X, the latter on New York Central, with per
cent on Michigan Central and a fraction on other
stocks Western Union continued firm on the re.
ported movement OF large amount OF the stock
TO Europe. Rates for call loans on stocks con.
tinued at 2 per cent Railroad bonds were only
moderately active and there were no special feat.
ures- Prices were generally H to per cent higher
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.

passs Nee.hn rrisbkS tisbt5'f fyfS1Se. e &C.
New York avenue 1an kiNG. NJ. nInI D.. Pres 1870
I. f. McAkDnF. NJ. D.. Secretary. sepl7-2t
reT THE WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE
viii SE2 s % ne B.
ton Vii sl FRED h5Ff5 SsEas
sE' GERMANS OFT OF THE iBIsTRIcr.
1 he undersigned committee of the German Mass
Me tlng spectfy invite two officers or delegates) of
On HvEs f Is Rrf he ns
at G;ss 7;sc pm Mai;oh in Abnsrs Music M Hal:
Capt Ss !n2 T. Malss5 " siSon ssS Bs9arh WaP
CHRIS; ,AiSnep; o Ca Capt Chas Ebert
Colonization in the United States. sep-17-3t
rR SPECIAL NOTICE.--THE TIME FOR RE-
celuns SUBSCRIPTIONS to the FUEL CONTRACT
sepl5-2t sovereigns Cooperative Association.
COLONIAL COL BEAGH.-PERsoNs DESIRING
office. Gal La ave Dr. R. H. EvASs VIC sept sepi5lst: s s'''
r-Ess GAS FIXTURES.
Large stock of the latest designs.
LATRoBEs. RANGES.
PLUMBING AND HEATING.
serl3 400 9th street northwest
r-gea The ATTENTION OF VISITORS AND
ss ana ba r a la Serye qnf on f and
VIC. MILBURN.
Sole Inventor and Manufacturer,
sepS 1i29 Pennsylvania avenue.
r WAsHlNGToN, o: G.. August %, 1888
HEIY this day nssolSed by lnaHi nss consent
]M RICHAED r. II. TAYLOR vii sign in liquidation and
iEEtF s of :rifl rafh sqsss to make SET
au2s FkANcis Hurry. Ii F r. i'0f''
rsss. PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE PRE-
BY to OF e GFey aa oee will @ fpfs Ses fS
avenue the number OF any cart wagon owned by the
wax Ewing s and '4'i Th5ihsI }S5asa or
V HARDWOOD LUABEK"
Ato4-inch Prime seasoned Walnut
GheTry na9n
Poplar rs. soft t., Tennessee. dry ana seasoned.
Ssbinet and Ss Whlte ito Oak ali th thichnesses
afy aoa oa
aul5 18th and b streets northwest.
- wAsH1seToN, D: G.. July 10th. 1883:
Introduction of an Electric Light Ma hine together
don OF the weather, aud prepared to furnish with
Hfolfness and at low price any work in the line of
Photo Engraving for either relief plate print
ing. " 1
Designs and estimates furnished upon application.
lyle l425 New York avanue
~ ICE CREAM SODA, FIVE CENTS PER
l~s Glass, at
iy27 Corner tin and ] streets northwest
Aeso j. NJ. MARSHALL. CONTRACTOR AND
-IS Builder, Office and 8 Corcorsn Building. Es-
tmates furnished. Repairing promptly attended to-
First work guaranteed. Ca address I'm
55esS. GAS FIXTURES
The LARGEST STOCK IN THE CITY TO
SELECT FROM AND THE CHEAPEST,
PLEASE CALL AND EXAMINE.
CORCORAN BUILDING,
f2n E. F. BROOKS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-17

School Books.
EOR EVERY GRADE OF PUBLIC AND PRIVATE
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES,
AND ALL SCHOOL REQUISITES.
At the loves. prices. wholesale and retail,
C. c. PURSELI.
rrp' AS 9Th street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-17

REFERRED TO THE ATTORNEY GENERAI--The
communication filed with the President on the
14th inst. by j. ". Niles. OF Arkansas, the apostle
or the coored Indemnity" party, setting forth the
alleged wrongs OF col0red people in the SOUTH has
been referred to the Attorney General
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-17
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve.
nue., s6l2. 1852; customs. s6oe6)l.7s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-17

POSTMASTER GENERAL GRESHAM was at the
department to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-17

PERsoNAI--James r. Young, chief clerk Of the
Department. OF Justice, has returned to the city
Capt E. Digby Bycott, D. P. Pepsioe and D. H.
Pepsloe, OF London, England, spent Saturday and
sunday at the Hygela, Old Point, on their way
from West Virginia, where they have an Interest
IN some mines.-Mr. G. NJ. Hendey, executive
clerk at the White House, returned this morning
short time he visited Holland. Belgium, went up
the Rhine. through Switzerland, ana stopped at
The tour was flying one, and most OF his travel
ing was done between and 10 O'Clock in the even
Ing. On one day he breakfastei In one country,
dined IN another, ana slept IN yet another.-Mr
;: r. Rounds IS visiting his daughter, Mrs. o. H.
Rothacker, in Denver-Gen. Mcclellan ana wife
are In Washing StOn.-Secretary Teller Is back
from his western trip-Ex- Senator Sharon, OF
Nevada, is at the Arlington.-Gen. and Mrs
Sturgis have returned to the soldiers Home from
their Canada trtp--Mrs. /. V. Slater left LAST
night for New York.-Misses Mamie and Kate
ualllgan, OF Jersey City, who have been visiting
their aunt, Mrs Rose Carroll, OF 1890 goth street
have returned home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-17
MahOne,s Defeat Probable.

W washington Correspondence New York Herald.
gentleman who has recently Travelled in vir.
ginia, and who takes lively interest In the pot-
ical affairs OF that state, writes to a friend In
Washington as follows:
The present condition OF political affairs in the
state OF Virginia calls for more than ordinary com.
ment. The truth is that by careful canvass OF
the doubtful counttes-namely, Wythe, Washing
ton and Smyth-the chances are decidedly In
favor OF the funder movement. In a conversation
with Attorney General Blair, at Wytheville. re-
Gently, that gentleman admitted that the outlook
was poor and the final outcome doubtful II this
be the feeling OF the readjuster wheelhorse what
must be the feeling OF the supporters I have
lately passed through the entire disputed district
and found general reyulsion OF political feeling
even among sdyed in the wool" readjusters, who
find that the generals recent tactics are too much
to bear. In the coming fall elections the decisive
point is in Wythe county, and everything points
to defeat there
There will be another element OF trouble In the
fall campaign In Virginia this year In 7th Con.
gressional district, where q vacancy exists, owing
to the resignation OF Mr. John Paul, who resigned
to accept q district 1udgeship"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-17

YELLOW FEvER.-A telegram fro m Lieut. Com
mander WEIGH at Pensacola, dated the 10th In
slant, states that there were no new cases of yell
low fever and no deaths since last report.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-17

JAMES F. GARDNER has been appointed Indian
agent at Ouray, Utah.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-17

LEAVE of absence for six months on surgeons
certificate Of disability is granted Capt. John Lee
4th cavalry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-17

BALTIMORE, September l3.-virsinia SKIES. consoii-
dated. AN; new 0-40R IS bidto-day.

BALTIMORE. September 1s.-virsinia skies. consoli-
dated. 42h: new l0-4Os. IS bidto-dsy.
,,! BALTIMORE. September l7-Cotton hrm-mid.
ding, 1Ok. Flour lower and Quiet-Howard street and
family. OOs6 90; city mills. super. 3.O0a3 rs; do.
extra, 4.OOa6 25; do. Rio brsnds 75a6 O0; Psapsoo
family. g. so: do. superative patent ZOO. Wheat-
southern lower; western active and lower. closing
shade better from lowest figures Of the day. southern
sna; Iisi: u; No. ssste!n winter red. mot IoSx
a. "a; September. l.07el. 07k; October. l.0s*al.0e;
SrmI SSOyem6s5 I:ilmsi lis; DecsmbeI Al, i.sl k IN
whit white :. SS.si S DO yellow: s2sss; western m.sd
November and or Deoember new or old IS sshsd; ;
westsrn white. s7ass DO mixed sssss Rsnn.yiysni.
Psnnsylvsni. md N.ryland. Is; sesls:6o: Provsons
sSouiders % and clear riS siass packed, ssS Bscon-
shoulders. g.; clear rib sides. 3. Hama 16xal6k.
Lard-re6ned lOk Butter higher and active choice
etock-westeFn packed. l0a20; creamery, 10a27 Ergs
HIGHER and sciys-Rc osryosa ordinary 70 fan. ssicS
Sugar quiet and steady-A soft 81; copper rc6nel
Am; isY wh,say :ss.dy, Ia asf Erstsss Q
le ga; grain, tfasd. Receapts.aoar sei baE1slss
;;SO0 tpsSsi:i Iys coo SSsSs.: ssip@sess-.Ss
te6.0o0 bushels; cora 1AVoo buGhelA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-17
Hire in Texas.

GALVESTON, TEX, Sept IA special d,spatch
10 the AeacS from Bryan says: Late Saturday night
f1re occurred at Madisonville which DESTROYED
Tour or the principal stores or the place. The
losses are as follows: Westmoreland a. Co, Sc 300:
wiser Westmoreland, $500; S. II. Alphin & Co..
$1,000, and Randolph Co., 5000. All insured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-17

IHE NEXT CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIoN-No
date has yet been set for the next examination in
this city OF applicants for appointment in the gen.
eral department service. At the civil service COM
mission rooms to-day it was stated that an exaunt-
nation Will probably be held in October
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-17

THE CoREAN EMBASSY left Washington at 10 40
this morning for New York, accompanied by Mr..
John Davis, First Assistant Secretary of State, and
Lieut.. Mason and Ensign Foulke, Of the Navy
The members Of the embassy Will be presented to
the President in New York before continuing their
Journey to Boston, TO which city they have been
invited by the managers OF the foreign exhibition.
Ihey VIII remain there q week before returning to
Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-17

THE REMAINS OF JUDGE MAyo.-The remains OF
Judge Mayo, who committed suicide Saturday
morning while on the way from Baltimore to Nor.
folk on the steamer Virginia (as stated in Satur.
days sTAR), were brought to this city yesterday
on lhe steamer Excelsior. Later in the day they
were transferred to the steamer Sue, which
carried them last night TO Westmoreland county
Va, for interment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-17

SECRETARY CHANDLER returned to Washington
this morning from New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-17

NAVAL ORDERs.-Commander Chas E. Clark
ordered to command the steamer Ranger, 9th
October; Lieut.. Joseph L. Hunniker and Ensign E.
f. Capehart to the Galena; Commander John W.
Philip, detached from the command OF the
Hanger, 9Th october, and ordered to pro-
ceed home and wait orders; Lieut.. n. II.
Stevens Chief Engineer ChaS. f. DeNalin
and Passed Engineer VIM. Rowbotham, from the
Mlantonomoh, and ordered to the Gaena: Ensign
a. Z. Wakenshaw and Assistant Engineer j. A.
Henderson from the MantOnonnoh and ordered 20
the Alert, 9th October; Cadet Engineer J. L. Wood
mas reported his return home, having been de-
tacheu from the LackaWanna, 9th August last, and
has been placed on waiting orders
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-17
ATTORNEYS.
BOOKS. &c.

A. AIonnrsoz,s BOOK Sronn.
I'LL .IEI- OF : rEIDGI. Bo rs AT THI VERY
Low PRICES.
NV BOOKS
Hr:E Eye View ot )ur Csyi Wa. Dot-c L < \ Phil
90. q t'- - h'l-tt, Harris. Christian Charity in
e Anc-'-J lr, d >,,.T,grA ie1 OF Man. HOPKINS:
.tt'- = = bought, Rev. &. H. \ Buckley spare
!! az = i'm l,"su. MP; In--h Men OF Letters
a,rt- IA. Hoy. Zen Times One : Ten T.. T. Hale
n S@c- thsu Water James Payne. Hart and his Bear
A T. isi,t.. =, : <ewi Aquar- lie.
fInc stationery q Specially
". H. MORRISON
SET ~ i.J PeDI.>y .ahia avenue.
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WrFE's SUIT FOR DIvoRcE.--Alce c. Crawford
to-day, by Mr.: John 4. Clarke. filed a bill for
divorce from the bonds CT matrimony with VIM.
Crawford. They were married November 29th,
1869, by Rev. Charles Hawley, at Auburn, n. Y
when they came here and lived together Til
March 4th, 1881, when, she charges, he deserted
her, taking two or the children, since which time
She has been forced to support herself and the two
remaining children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-17
THE SHARON HILL SCANDAL

A MEXICAN DUEL WITH KNIVES.
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General Foreign News by Cable.

PARIS, Sept. l7.-yictor Alexander Puiseux, the
French mathematician, aged 63. is dead. NJ Pui.
seuX was born at Arg genteuil April 10th, 1870 lie
was member or the Institute and a brother of
Leon Francois PuiseuX. the historian He became
professor OF mathematics In the college OF Renns
Ia 1852 and occupied various other positions In
astronomical Institutions in France until 1865
when he was made member OF the bureau OF
longitude, serving In the latter capacity four
years In ISL he was elected member OF the
Academy or Sciences. He was decorated with
the Legion or Honor In 1861. He was eminent in
niecnanlcS ana w9Sthe author or several treatlses
upon that and kindred topics
KILLED WHILE CLIMBING THE ALPS.
BERNE, sept E.-Doctor StintZing, the eminent
professor or Jurisprudence In the University OF
Bonn, was Killed recently while climbing the Alps
THE ToNoUIS Affair.
LONDON, Sept. ls.-The StdadaTd's Hong Kong
dispatch states that the severity OF the block ada
or 1Onquln has been far relaxed as To allow YES
SelS 10 proceed TO their ports OF destination after
belng searched for articles cOntraband OF war
1nere Is great lack OF harmony between ths
French civil and military authorities in Ionouin
lt Is reported that the Marquis Tseng viii leave
London to-day for Paris.
THE ToNQUIS NEGOTIATIONS
PARIS, Sept. I'm. Waddington. the French
ambassador to Great Britain, has returned from
MS Visit to Earl Granville at Nalmer castle,
England. where he met NJ. Tseng, the Chinese
ainbassador NJ. Waddington, ia an interview
the disappointment felt by NJ. Tseng al the absence
or any Official proposals the part OF the French
government for the settlement OF the TonQuln
question.
ANIHIrIsT's SUICIDE.
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 17.--It Is stated that the
czarlna lately detected one OF the Imperial cham-
pertains In the act or placing n!hilistlc documents
In ler apartments and that he, fearing the conse.
quenceS, committed Suicfie. The authorities
ehdeaNored 10 prevent the fact being made public,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-17

WEISS neutrality-suspicious. OF the Weiss Beer
Brewers Association made an argument before
the commissioner OF internal revenue this morn
Ing In favor of suspension of the operation of
MS recent order in regard to the bottling OF beer
directly from the cask. The commissioner with
nolds his decision, and in the meantime counsel
1or the association VIII file brief on the subject
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-17

CAREY's SLAYER IN ENGLAND.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-17

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued by the
CLERK OF the court to Charles r. Polkinhorn and
McNally; John b. Jackson and Matilda Carter
both OF Montgomery county, MI; John Henry
LOCKWOOD and Mary c. Shorter, both OF Hilsdale
D. G.: Henson c. Kraft and Annie Heller; w c.
Carroll ana Mary Z. Washington; w T. Turner
and Matilda Bowie; George ". Wickershane,
or New York, and Mildred Wendell; Edward b.
Dickinson, Of Fredericksburg, Va and Dora Car
neal, of Warrentou, Va. Chas. I. Stake and Flora
K. Marsh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-17

SPRINGFIELD, Ill, Sept. IA copious rain fell
in this city and vicinity early yesterday morning
has occurred In this section for the past nine
weeks
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THE EVENING STAR.
PUBLISHED DAILY. Exccpf Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS.
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GEO W. ADAMS, Pres't-

Tr- TvT~r<G STAR IS served to sutscrtf1ers IN ths
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HELD FOR HoUsEBREAKING-A young colored
man named VIM. Banket was before Judge Smell
this morning on the charge OF housebreaking.
his stable was broken into and set of harness
valued at $35 was stolen Lieut. Arnold testified
tnat the prisoner admitted to him that he got a
portion OF the money for which the harness was
sold He was committed for the action OF the
grand jury In default OF g., 600 bail
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LADIES' GOODS.
I. X. MELLON,

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NGDISTE
Has remove from Baltimore TO 81 street southeast
where she VIII make Ia order Dresses and Cos :m in
every grade with her long experience the art OF
Dressnaking she guarantees perfect satisfaction in fit
I'm
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EUIIELESS', MNIH ANO F STREETS.-GEN-
~ ulne FRENCH BALBEIGGAN SHIRTS and
RRAWLRS It 81 45 each all sizes ENGLISH Isle
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1il sizes. Genuine PEPPEtEIL JEAN DRAWERS
CUT PANf-SHAPE, and made in the most thorough
menncr al sizes. at soc. each. NAiNSOOK FE .ATHER
Wight SHiRTS and DRAWERS, made in the very
sf1t manner all sizes. at 75c. each EN- IIsH HO
Sittt1 tMOriey 81 in oil the newest tesgCs at SOC
pair. ucEa. price 75c En- w. COLLAES ana CUFFS.
Handsome NECKWEAR. in new shapes. French, Eng
Eeh and American SusIendcrs. Shirts made to order
1T go. SO. 80 and Sr2 per half dozen. te5
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HELD ON A CHARGE OF RoBBERY-ThomaS
Mackey, young mulatto man, who has been be-
fore the courts on various charges, was arraigned
before Judge Smell OF the Police Court to-day on a
charge or larceny from the person. The COM
plalnant was Patrick Sullivan, mariner who
stated that he drew 800 In gold coin from Riggs
bank last Wednesday, and soon afterwards met
the defendant and another man in a saloon. After
becoming intoxicated he was struck in the neck
by the defendant and robbed Of $50 In gold and
baggage check. Detectives Raf1 and Edelin testt-
hed to arresting the defendant and finding the
Identical baggage check and some OF the gold coin
ON him. The prisoner was held for the action OF
to "a was
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A VIRGINIA COUPLE MARRIED AT THE COURT

FIRGlNlA COUPLE MARRIED AT THE COURT
HoCSR.-lhi5 morning about 0:30 O'Clock a young
couple appeared at the court house and procured
a marriage license in the names OF Edward b.
CArneai. OF Narrenton, Va. Inquirlug for a min
ister Rev. VI. A. Turner was sent for aud quickly
responded, and, the doors of the Criminal Court
room being opened, the young couple were shown
III, and in short time they were made one IN pres
ence OF some sixteen deputy marSnalS, bailiffS,
&c Iley stated that this WAS not exactly "a rum
away match, but the girl WAS only sixteen years
OH ana an orphan under the care OF a GUARDIAN
who might have objected had she known il.
ADMITTED TO THE HIGH SCHoor--Out OF the
tWenty-lour Candidates lor admission TO the H.Lh
school, examined last SATURDAY, fourteen passed,
VIZ: James Il. Clayton, Mabel Champion. Edward
II: Fitch, Harry c. Hampton Virginia II. Hayward.
Edith Houts. Clara p. HuSsey, Nestra Richards,
Harriet 4. Sl0at. Maggie L. Smith, Z iith L. Spar
hawk, May NJ. Stanley, Alice y. Stewart, Berthe
Wharton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-17

81 The ATTENTION OF VISITORS AND
eS Residents is particularly called to PHOS VITf,
the new an;t popular Brain and Nerve Tonic and Safe
guard against Malaria. For sale aerated by the glass
i'll bottles by
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4 CONDEMNATION OF LAND FOR WATER
" SUPPLY.

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DEPARTMEN OF JUSTICE,
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