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The Dawson journal., 1883-10-04

But this is rank "Bourbonism and
we are DEPRESSING. The. "rebel'
south is rebel no longer. Her sons,
since the war, have, as rule, pre-
eminently graced the Congress
of the "nation,' and taught the peo-
pie what true craftsmanship is.
The country has not, since the war
produced peer to Hill, while the
death of the lamented Stephens has
called forth wall of grief from the
civilized world, such as the demise
of Grant would never cause. The
name of Malone, it is true, has got
a blot of infamy upon the South's
foi,, fopoo l,,t Oo1,, haoouca ho hoe.
The Dawson journal., 1883-10-04
The Power ofOur Railway Com.
mission.


Savannah News.
The rumors that Jay Gould was try
ng to get control of the Georgia Gen.
trail Railway appear to have wholly
died out. 1t is not improbable that
they will be revived with more foun-
daiion than they originally possessed,
although, as far as known, there is no
reason for thinking that Jay Gould de-
sires to get possession of the Central,
or that he ever attempted to get pos
session of it. Nobody can tell, how
ever, what may occur in the future of
railways in this country. The order
of the day seems to be combination
upon combination. It would not be
to the Interest of the stockholders of
the Central, and 1t probably would
not be to the advantage Of the people
Of Georgia, to have the road pass in
90 the hands of corporation outside
of this State. Its stock would be
drawn into the whirlpool of specula-
tion and made to serve the purposes
of those having no interest in the
State. The great majority of the
small stockholders, OF which there is
very large number, would find
themselves in little while without
their dividend-payiug stock. The
market would be so manipulated that
they would be scared ipto selling it.
perhaps at a price much below
its real value. If the Central should
pass into Gould's possession, the rail
way systems of Georgia would be in
foreign hands. This condition of af-
fairs being possible, although not
probable, it might not be inopportune
to suggest, that, before any ambitious
railway king gathers all our roads in
his grasp, study OF the laws respect
ing our Railway Commission be
made Those laws enable the people
of Georgia to defy such king. They
would not be obedient subjects, par
ticularlY if unjust burdens were plac-
ed upon them in the shape of un-
reasonable and discriminating freight
and passenger rates. Our Railway
Commission should make railway
property very unproductive to its
owners, aud would, no doubt, if the
best interests of the State required
such action on their part.
The Dawson journal., 1883-10-04
Executors Sale.

WILL be sold to the highest bidder, at
The residence of the late +. G.
BROWN, on Thursday, October 25th.
Commencing at 10 O'clock, A. NJ. consist
ing in part of the following property. to-
wit: Horses, Mules, Wagon, Cattle.
Hogs, Corn, Fodder, Cotton Seed. Peas,
Farming Implements, Household and
Kitchen Furniture, &C., &c Terms cash.
ii. II. BROWN, and L. MCLESTER.
Executors of E. G. BROWN, decd.
Dawson, Ga, Sept. 25, 1888.
The Dawson journal., 1883-10-04
Winning a Wife at The Muzz
of a Pistol.

Rome Courier.
A young man from Atlanta nam
Dean passed through to Rome Il
Saturday, in search of young la'
named Miss Bette Speer, from t
same city. Tap Sparks told
searcher that he had checked t
young lady's baggage to Rock Ru
Ala, and thither sped Mr.. Dean,
the first tram.
Mr.. Dean wanted to marry t
young lady and her parents object,
and ran her off to Alabama to pl
vent the union. But this ruse d
not succeed in its object as the seQr
win show.
Arriving at Rock Run, Dean, l
paired to the home of the young lad,
brother where he found her with t
rest of the family in the sitting roo
He entered unannounced and spra
to the side of his lady-love.
Her big brother did not like su
proceedings, and he advanced
bounce the intruder, when De
drew his artillery and announced til
he was going to have Miss Bette
die at her side. The big brotl
didn't appreciate looking down
dark muzzle of the little artillery q
gument, and so allowed the lovers
retire in peace. They were MARI
and passed through Rome yesterd
morning on their return TO Altar
The Dawson journal., 1883-10-04
Small Farm for Sale.

VNlIE undersigned offers for sale Good
a One-Horse Farm, located within the
corporate limits Of Dawson. Contains 100
acres-6O acres cleared. Good dwelling
and necessary out-houses ON the place,
Also good well and spring Of water. A
bargain is Offered. Terms easy. Call carly.
Aug %, I'm. J.N. WEST
The Dawson journal., 1883-10-04

No Remedy More Efsctually de-
strOys and expels worms from the
intestines than Shriners Indian Yer
mifuge. 1t is withodt doubt the
best article in the market.
The Dawson journal., 1883-10-04
A HOUSE WITHOUT chill.
DREN.
BY HENRY s. vAsHRURN

b1 HENRY 3. WAbHBURN.
''To LRT-part of house, where there
are no children. Apply at St.-Adver-
tisement in Boston journal.
A house without children, did you ever
observe it?
Is desolate mansion overshadowed by
gloom:s
Its lone, silent chambers re-echo your
footsteps.
And shadowy spectres fit oft through
your room.
There dyspepsia is rampant, the blues
they assail you,
And troubles crowd thickly of like kith
and kin:
There the chaise of the doctor is oftd
seen standing,
And Grape on the knocker tells of sorro
within.
A house without childrenl pray dor
advertise it:
Keep the street and the number secre
my friend.
Let the clock tick in silence the fe
feeting moments
You have yet In your lonely apartmeI.
to spend.
wonder if any one knows of dwellira
Where the neighbors would like to he'd
voices of glee?
/ could bring them, I'm sure, in ou
Mabel and Annie,
Delightful companions, if they'll Motif
me.
For the sun breaks upon the first in til
morning,
And the e'birds they love dearly to conI
day by day
And pick the crumbs which their littl
hands scatter,
When bounding with life they run d
to play.
The Dawson journal., 1883-10-04

BAILEY's SALINE APERTENT is q white
powder, and when placed in water, ,foams,
sparkles, and tastes just like soda water.
1t is very cooling and pleasant, acts
gently upon the bowels, relieves consti-
patton, cures sick headache, sour stom-s
ach and heartburn.
ENGLISH FEMALE BITTERs sends red
blood to q sickly woman's cheeks and
strength to her muscles, by giving an
appetite, aiding digestion and building
up the system. All sickly women who
need q never-failing female regulator,
will be delighted with its prompt and
reliable action,
The Dawson journal., 1883-10-04

Tough on Chills,'
Cures 5 cases for IS cts. in cash or stamps.
Mailed by John Parham, Atlanta, Ga.
The Dawson journal., 1883-10-04
EldredChristie, M. D.

{ OFFERS his professional services to tbs
~ - citizens of Terrell county. Can ~ 'he he
louhd at the residence of Herschel Christie SO
IN the llth district. Charges moderate
The Dawson journal., 1883-10-04

w ANTED "A GOOD LIVE,
.na.t1.-', ~ active man as
A5gentto sell our Famous Hawley WasbinS 20
Machine and Wringer. An energetic Ir',,,,,s mns
who is willing to work can make from ,iSt, 90
70 70 a day, None need apply but men eU
who are willing to work and can fnrn;sh e,
good testimonials. U. L. WESTON & Co --
Dawson. Ga
The Dawson journal., 1883-10-04
GEORGIA.
COLUMBUS,

18th Full and experienced Faculty Location
glsin
necessary apparatus illustration reasonable
G.. r. GLENN. President
The Dawson journal., 1883-10-04

WILL practice in all the courto ho.
~ state and federal. Special attsn,; ~, ooth
given to the sale of lands andinvest;ocnat.iion oa.ion
q titles, deeds, etc. Colectionsa snae;aI.n atlon
The Dawson journal., 1883-10-04
9rpfesstenal = Cards.

~ : summons J. H. Query
SIJhJNONS g. GUERRy
Attorneys at Law, Dawson ~
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lDl ED.

BRADSHAW. March IL. 1883, at midnight Mrs
CHARLOTTE PAUL, wife Of Henry Bradshaw.
Funeral services viii be held her late reedenca Ma
634 street southeast Wednesday, March a. oclock
Am. after which the remains will be taken to Wood
bury, N. ia for intermept. Friends of the family ars
invited tPhiadelphia and New Jersey papers pleass
BLoIs: On Monday. March 18th, 1885, at the resi
dence OF her son In Jaw. Thomas E. Shoemaker $40
late VIM. Blos, of St. Mary's county, Mo, in the
seventy eighth year Of her age.
May she rest In peace. Amen
Mase at st. DomnicKs church tomorrow morning.
ats O'Clock. Friends invited. Her remains will be
TAKEN on the steamer Arrowsmith to ST. Marys county
ior interment on Thursday morning. at z O'Clock.
lbatlmore and St Marys county please copy r
EASTMAN: At his residence, in this city, FRANK
SETH son OF the late General Seth Eastman q. s. A.,
en1 OF Mary Henderson Eastman.
Funeral services at the Church Of the Epiphany on
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend.
PRATHER. On Monday. March 18th 1888 at sis
Am: HATTIE LEE, youngest daughter of Joseph and
Funeral win take place from her ps rente residence On
Wednesday, March l4th, at O'Clock D. IN. Friends Of
the family are invited to attend.
SIMPSON. At st. Paul. MIMI. at IL 80 a m. Fri.
dsy March I'd. 1883. Brevet Brig. General JAMES
HERVEi SIMPSON. CORPS of Engineers. z. 8. A., in
the SEVENTEEN year of his age.
. WATSON. On Monday evening, March II, 1888 e
oGiock In this city, aged seven years. WILLIS AL
HOhD. son OF NJ. A. and Hester A. Watson, of Flint
Funeral from the residence 92s Ninth street north
vest on "wednesday, March 18th. at O'Clock D. m.
Relatives and friends Of the family are cordially ia.
v1ted. michigan papers please CoIy.1
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ut.sric, ssoY.rnmr., Aes.,..

District Government Affair.".
There wCIe twelve new applications eled ths.
morning Tor POSITIONS on the board OF aseessoru.
rHE srocxssFuL BrppxA
Proposals were yesterday opened IN the p,csyacA
commissioners ONCE for furnishing blank booIn
and other stationery for making the new tax ss.
SeSsment. There were three proposals recefved
and the award for the tax books were made To
VIM. Ballanfyne & Son. at seoS. - The bid for
the blanks have not Yet been decided.
NEW FIRE-ALaRM BoxRa
The two new fre-alarm boxes one at the corper
OF 10th and streets northwest No. 49, ana the
one at the corner OF 18th and streets northwest.
tendent les, OF the fire-alarn telegraph. and are
now In working order.
rrRMrFS TO BrrIp
Building permits have been issued by Inspector
Entwisle 10 the following PERSONS: Florence
Shirley, 20 erect a two-story and basement
dwelling. Rhode Island avenue, between New ser.
sey avenue and Sd street: s.. 100 Annie Harion,
erect two-story frame dwelling on Columbia
road, near county; 600 Ellis Spear, a two-story
Thomas Kinney, three-story dwelling on 10Th
street, between and n streets; $4,000 William
Heine. twostory dwelling on 9TH street road
beyond tollgate; 400 A. Behrend, errct two
two-story dwellings GA II street, between 4th ana
5th tieets; $500 A C. Strauss, a two-story
ton, erect twostory dwelling 9TH street north
east; 400. c. Winders, NO two-story dwellings
on street northeast between Cd and Sd streets:
H,300. H. A. Morrison. repair frame on 9th street
extended; 500. Charlotte A. j. Mann, repair brick
on Stoughton street, MI Pleasant county; 5000
THE NEW YORK STOCKMARKSr
Tfefollowing are tie onening and closing pricN
1.-THE New York Stock Market today. "a reDorUei
BY special wire TO II. IL Dodge, $50 18th street
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Name

GULF AND SHIP ISLAND RAILRoAp-The Gull
and Ship Island railroad was included I'm the list
OF land grant railroads which the judiciary COM
mittee OF the House, during the Forty-seventh
congress. reported upon, recommending that
tneH land grants be declared forfeited, for
the reason that the work OF construc.
ton had not been begun No action, how.
ever. was taken by Congress-, and IL is now re-
ported that ex-Representative Manning, OF Missis-
sippf, and other gentlemen who have obtained
control OF the charter have gone 70 New York for
the purpose OF Interesting capitalists there IN
forming a syndicate TO supply the funds necessary
10 complete the road or some portion OF &c with
the expectation that the valuable land grants can
Oe secured. IL Is further reported here that q
meeting is TO be held I'm Wall street some day this
week to discuss and mature the plan OF opera
lions.
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Political Notes.

Caucuses were held In Providence, r. l. last
night TO elect delegates TO the Sprague state con.
ventloh TO be held Tomorrow, and TO elect a city
caucus In East Greenwich was captured 10y the
democrats and Sprague men. The republicans
Withdrew ana made other nominations.
Town elections were held I'm Maine YESTERDAY
In Belford, George johnson, the taxpayers can.
didate was reelected. In Bangor, there was no
other officers In Biddeford the democrats elected
Edward Staples mayor.
Carson, New, dispatch says IL IL rumcred in
political circles that Senator Fair Will resign on
account OF Ill health. Governor Adams will then
resign. ana Lieut. Gov. Laughton will succeed him
and appoint Gov Adams Unted States Senator.
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nANENHOWER h SON
~ Real Estate and insurance,
1926 street northwest.

1926 street northwest.
REAL ESTATE on THE NORTH SIDE Of I
STREET, on THE SOUTH SIDE OF NJ STREET,
BETMEEN TENTH AND ELEvE tn sTRs ETs
EAST. NORTH OF I STREET SOUTH.
By virtue Of deed Of trust to the undersigned -
in Liber No. 3d. fio 10 ct seq one 81 the land
records for the District of Columbia the written
request Of the party thereby secured will to
e e 1885, !.
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P: M. the following described
Teai estate situate ia washngton. G. and known a.
OF Square numbered nine hundred and seventy four
(974) said subdivision is duly recorded in the sur
q Gs In hss t.
snd in adsm aadGs suSd
vision Of said NINE hnned and
once in ISsE Cooke foio ~ Ase the east
depth of lot numbered eighteen l8) in square num-
bered nine hundred and seventy seven ORD with the
privilege Of outlet three co feet wide in the Of
for said outlet at point In the south line said lot
eight feet eight inches east from the line of said
feet es e1ce fe hen
to the place of beginning. together with all the I'M
proyements thereon.
years in equal payments. with interest at per
ally. secured BY deed Of trust Of ali cash. at pnr
proved proeres each lot be- 81
from date Of sale the Trustees right to
chaser on five days notice In the Evening Star Con-
VIM %M: Y. H RS5fH4EzSHHHoNwER.1 Trustees.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctoneer. ml2.d&da
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The MaFKets.

BALTIMORE. March 1S.-virginia g. consolidated
4oH do. second SERIES S5 past due coupons, a. new
teP R ,fGrrss ~ new g. SSH bid to-day;
10h. Flour unchansed and dun. 6hest-southern
easier western fairly active and easier; southern red
llsaai 20; No. western winter. rcd, spot / Isx
a. s a6I; a March l. l6M bid; April 1.1sx bid; May
dun; southern white, ess6s; d. yellow: 6zass1; west
6ssSa67 May, 6sa6s51; june 6sK asked steamer. 62S
a6SA Oats steady and quiet southern tSa56 western
Rye nomnally steady. 7sa75 hay dull and unc6snsed
PROVISIONS quiet and unGhanged Butter eteaty-west-
petfOlsnm unchanged Coffee a1ietzRio carsoes.
refined quiet, 16a16H Whisky stesdy. I.lSSsi. 10.
Preaghs to yerpoo per steamer quiet and
corr nos o9o bushels oats. o00 bushels rye, 600
bushels. ShnddBnentsIcorn 81 00o bushels; Sales
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AND SAFE,
WEAVER, kENGLA Il CO.'S
LAUNDRY SOAP

Is ECONOMICAL. BECAUSE IT Is PURE; BEING
FREE FROM ALL ADULTERATIONS, SUCH AS
MARBLE DUST. SOAPSTONE, PIPE CLAY. SILL
CATE. &c.. WHICH ARE USED TO ADD WEIGHT
AND BULK. AND WHICH QUICKLY WEAR OUT
AND ROT THE CLOTHES.
1T Is SAFE. BECAUSE IT rs MANUFACTURED
FROM STRICTLY PURE MATERIALS, VIZ: STEAM
REFINED TALLOW PREPARED BY OURSELVES. }
PALM AND COCOANUT OILS; WHILE ON THE
KET ARE MADEFROM GREEsE PROCURED FROM
TIE CARCAssES OF PUTRID DEAD ANIMALS,
THUS ENDANGERING LIFE AND HEALTH.
PUT UPIN BARS. AND EVERY BAR BRANDED
WITH OUR NAME. C--ec-i7
foh SALE BY GROCERs GENERALLY
AND WHOLESALE AT OFFICE,
S13 32k4 WATER STREET. 0FoRGETOWN n r
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News RrleGs.

Mr.: Tilden is reported To be sin perfect healths
Judge Davis wedding will take place tomorrow
at IL a. m.
David Ramsey, eX-Congressman and ex-judge OF
the New York supreme court. died at his home In
Bath. N. Y, yesterday, aged az
cremation society with capital OF 100000 70
to be formed at Chicago,
contract has been made with Salmi Morse
Tor the production or "The Passion Play" at
Louisville, KY, for three months in building to
be specially erected during the continuance OF the
southern exposition.
The disabled steamer City OF Chester reached
Halifax yesterday afternoon, in tow OF the steamer
missouri. She had broken her shaft when two
Gays out from New York
owing to suspicion that poison had been ad-
ministered TO him the body or Prince Gortschako0
Will be subjected TO an autopsy.
Virgins has the CHEEK 70 claim that HIS pro
phecy has been literally fulfilled, as the highest
udal wave ever known has been reported at Hall.
Tax. and kilograms he received from all parts ndi-
cate a severe tempest.
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FROM GERMANY.


AAlAENbACdhcfs OEAMANY, aug. 70, 1851.
Hop Bitters Co.
Dear Srs-I have taken your most precious essence
Hop bltters-and can already, after soshort time
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months.
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January. $780, was the worst; and took lot Of medi
cine to cure the same In conseque nce Of which my
stomach got terribly weakened. suffered from enor-
NOUS pains, had to bear great torments when taking
had sleepess nights but of the med
lcine was OF the least use to Now in consequence
OF taking Hop Bers these pains and inconveniencies
nave entirely left me. have good nights est and
am sufficiently strengthened for work. while 1 always
had to lay down during the day. this almost every
hour shall think it my duty to recommend the Bit
ters to all who suffer, for cannot thank the
Lord enough that came your preparation and
Ihope He will maintain you long time to come for the
welfare Of suffering mankind. Yours very truly
PAULINE HAUssLER Gebr. Rosler.
FROM PORTUGAL AND SPAIN
Gentlemen:-Though not in the habit Of praising
patent medicines which for the part not only
useless but injurious, have constantly used Hop
Btters for the past four years cases of Indigestion
debility, feebeness of constitution and in all diseases
caused by poor or bad ventilation want Of air and ex-
ercise overwork and want appetite with the most
perfect Successes
am the first who introduced your Hop Bitters in
Portugal and spain where they are now used very az
tensively. Yours very truly.
BARON DEFONTE BELLA.
Profession de chemie ct de Pharmacie Coimbra uni
versty. Coimbra Portugal.
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Mail and Express Robberv.

MANSFIELD. MASS, March 1a-The Office of the
Earle q Prev express company, in the depot, was
money taken. The northern mail, which was lying
IN the ONCE IN bags was broken into, and the mail
was streWn ABOUT the moor, all the valuable letters
being taken. The robbery was only discovered
this morning. There Is no clue to the thieves
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V,HOMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.


1WO-STORY BRICK HOUSE AND STORE No. 3255
SECOND STREE !, BETWEEN HIGH AND MAR
KET STREETS, GEORGETOWN, d. c., AT AUG
TlON.
On TUESDAY, MARCH TWENTIETH, atFIvFMa
O'CLOCK p NJ, in front of the premises l shall t$3
cell the above property which has front Of II feet
61nches by depth of $50 feet alley. improved by
two-story brick dive ling and store with seven rooms
condition.
Terms Onethrd cash; the residue at six and twelve
months with notes bearing III terest and secured by
deed OF trust. All conveyancing at purchasers COST
500 deposit will be required at the time of SALE
mhl3-d&ds THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.
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PUGILIsTIC NoTEs-John L Sullivan, having re-
celved an Invitation TO spar at the benefit ten
dered 10 Elfott's mother In New York has for
Warded written agreement to spar II the man.
ayers Will consent to have the Maori, Slade, on
hand. otherwise he viii not appear, but Will con-
tribute TO a purse. ..On Sunday night Bernard
Carr and John Shea had q friendly sparring match
with SOFT gloves 10 South Boston, During the
Dout Carr either fell or was knocked down ana
burst blood vessel In his head from the effecta
OF which he died last NIGHT
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE AND pEs1R-
The FAST SIDE OF SEVENTH STREET
LOUISIANA AVENUE, IMPROVED BY FIVE
FEET BY FORTY FEET,
BY virtue Of two DEGREES Of the Supreme Court of
the District OF Columbia holding special term as :55
an Equity Court. passed respectively the 18th EA
day Of December 1882 and the 81 day Of March 1885,
and d Mary HARRISON and others de-
i tees win sell Ct pubic auction in front Of the prem
MARCH MA 1883 At FIVE O'CLOCK ?. NJ, the follow
"a IN the City Of W.shnEto2 District Of Columbia
Of square numbered four hundred and 45s!
decsas t improved by hye;story brick building.
The purchase money to be paid In equal insaments OF
In cash. and the balance in and two years
from the day Of sale the whole te bear interest from
by deed Of trust on the property sold cash to be
on the day OF SALE or ratification by the COURT
deposit OF $500 required at the time Of SALE The trus-
tees reserve the right to resell the said property at the
risk and cost OF the defautng purchaser unless the
purchaser OF the same shall comply with the above
terms within one week after sale. AL conveyanciDg
at purchasers cost :
zsa Louisiana avenue, ,..
EDWARD r. THOMAS. Trustees.
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Telegraphic Briefs.

At Chattahoochee on Sunday George Jones' q
store keeper, shot and killed Ellis LemOni (coloredl
In d1mculty about the payment for some whisky
Jones has lied.
Nathan P. Pratt, the defaulting treasurer OF the
Reading Savings bank in Boston, whose case has
been on trial for several days, was to-day found
guilty. His sentence has been reserved
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Railroad OPENING.

LYNCHBURG, VA, March 13-The New River d.
vision OF the Norfolk and Western railroad was
formally opened to-day to the coal mines at Po-
cahontasA Vice President Kimball, with party
OF friends, including Everett Gray, representing
don, passed over the entire line in Mr.. Kimballs
car. Coal is now being loaded for shipment to
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PENNsYLvANIA RoAD:-For BaItimore-a m,
s;sa sSS s.. ss ST. },5 5qso sec
leAl Boston..pm.. 1 80; on Sunday, i:n New
York and east-a.m.. Iex:h $50 q exl l0:N
{exl Ems 1:0 tex.h 4:2o texh ESQ (exl IO:20
1o:3 iexl Pm, l:s0 {ex.), 4:z tex( ESQ (ex.S,
i0:O (exl For Pitts6urg and west-Am-. esSt
Iex) Pm. 73o tcxh ESQ tex:) For Rochester,
Erie, Niagara-p:m.. ESQ Popes creek-em.,
$50 Pm, 4.la Richmond ana south-am., 0aO
II - Pm,
7:Ss lexl, Q 10 exl Pm. n:lo $50 (exl, 81
For New YORK and P6ilaSelphia-s.m, SAD tsS.j
tszJ PM. $50 iexS for chicsso cinciSs 81
and st Louis-AIh., lso6 texh 1913 lexJ Pm,
- (1l 1or riesso1sx.a;m:s io:g (exl Pm,
sipis-lm.. $50 lex.t Point g hecn 81 W1v@
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Western union Divtdend

OF the Western Union telegraph company to-day
resolved to advise the board Of directors at their
meeting tomorrow to declare dividend OF X
This is the largest dividend that has ever been de-