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ooSckRsTrs Hu sUIkAg.
STAR reporter called the attention OF the act.
ms surgeon general Of tns Army e. published ~
port that = number Of officials q the Medical mus
scum have for years eeen supplylne their private
residences with fapCy articles. psrfunery, soaps
&C, which have been paid Tor by he government
As medical supplies
"sucn Thing Ia impossible. be sail.r Tor tho
reason hat officials OF the MEDICAL uussuU have
nothing whatever 10 do with drugs IN aAy way.
suppose the report has reRrvnce 10 the army cis.
peasary, but even IN that case there could be no
sueh usnsacuona me goeGs supplied the dispcn-
say are medical supplies strictly, and the officers
iAere can secure no such artscles referred To-
When supplies are neeoed a reQuixIion Is made on
The medical purveyor, approved ~ the surgeon
general These acQuAuons are very rigldly scrutt.
I1ed and the line 10 very carefully drawn
p-tNeen what In proper and what n noe
" hen the dSpensary Is closed, ana In case Of ps.
Cessty, an army surgeon can have q prescription
Illled al certain drug stores when attending an
ocef, Out lae Oils are very careuiiy scruIinfzed.
Not even patent medicines sre passed Years ago,
before the medical oispensary established such
evils might have cIepi IN, but not Of late years"
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
Tie following are the opening and p. m. prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to Ii. u. Dodge, 500 18th street:
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The Unfomto.vn Fence War.


FLICFINd STATEMENTS.
The fence war In Uniontown d. c. near the
insane asylum, between Fred. Douglass, 1r, and
his brother-in-law, E. N. Hewlett, colored attor-
ney, on one side, and John 4. Moss another colorei
attorney, on the other side, has broken out again
After the case was ended in the Police Court last
week Mr. Moss had the fence rebuilt on the same
line His antagonists claim that the fence Is on
their property Mr.. Moss states that about o'clock
this morning he was awakened by hearing the noise
OF an axe striking against q cedar post. He Inn.
medlaleIy arose, and arming himself with re-
VO!Ver he went out and saw Hewlett and DOUGLASS
at Tie renee, and made them beat haSty retreat:
AFTER which he went back into the houSs and re-
fence About quarter past O'Clock they again
attacked the fence, and he moss went cut and
frightened them of. This time u note had been
pasted On the fence In Douglass hand writing, as
follows:
'NoTIcE.-This whole fence must come down.
Shortly after half past seven Moss left his home
10 come to the city, thinking that Douglass and
Hewlett had already left After his departure they
went back TO the fence and bsgan breaking 1t down.
and bis tMossD wife and her sister, Mrs Toliver,
went out with the revolver and stoned them of.
AcssTS. Hewlett and Douglass deny going out At
O'Clock, but admit going out after 7o'clock. They
say that MI. MOSS vas not az nome when they took
down the fence, but his wife was When they went
and her sister, Mrs. Tolivsr, and Dorsey Denny
came out with her, and amid shower OF stones
and at the point OF the pistol they were forced to
retreat They say that they do not intend TO tear
down the fence While Moss is at home, as they
want TO commit no breach OF the peace.
A CHARGE OF ASSAULT.
Mrs Ellen Moss, wife of John Moss, this after
noon procured warrant from the clerk OF the
Police Court, charging E. NJ Hewlett with assault.
Ing her with fence rail this morning.
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DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneera
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED

AhOSlkES BALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY
6y virtue Of deed Of trust dated August oath 81
lSe and duly recorded in iber 92l folio 3D9
OF the Land Records Of Washington county District
OF Columbia and by direction of the holder of the note
On q. TESRsRRA YtvA uG 81, FQ1RiEEN!H. 1884 ct
premises Parts Of Lots seven 90 and eight co. square
numbered five hundred and sixty 567 beginning
Tor the same on % ninety 900 feet north from the
southwest corner Of 50 d square and running north
eShteen s) feet east twenty 26 feet south three
t5) feet east thirty four ( feet south fifteen 6) feet
west E1ty e0 feet to the place of beginning together
with the improvements thereon
Terms Of sale: Onehalf in cash: balance IN six and
twave months in notes bearing interest and secured BY
deed OF trust on the premises Conyeyanciny the cost
OF the purchaser 800 to b paid down when the prop
erty In Knocked of.
auA-dkds John ] JOHNSON T,,,sfea
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TO SARATOGA evoDe.
AND CATsKILL MOUNTAINS
ONLY ALL RAIL AND PARLOR CAR LINE

Trains OF New York. West Shore and Buffalo Ry by
Vest shore Of Picturesque Hudson River leave Jersey
Nlty station o. Psunsy yaDia X. X. Is follows
% T. r. taldwGll Lahe GeOrsa 4:35 Montreal IL
pm. eganr Pullman Buffet Cars to SARATOGA thence
10 Montreal
CATsKILL MOUNTAIN SPECIAL o:39 am-ar-
NV aoSel hsaterski 80 Grand Hotel 2:U1 PIN
Iarior Cars
bAi EXPRESS 10:l6 am-Arrivs Albany p m
Pm, Syi aeise tl5 ROch ster 1910 PM. Buffalo
lSny. sharon SIrln and Niagara Falls
SARATOGA AND CAISKIIL MOUNTAIN Ey-
tRFSS. lao a-ul.Arive Hotel Kaas erskiI 5:I5 D m
sPm Parior Cars Jersey City " Saratoga and Lake
,SAKAIOGA AND CATSFILL MOUNTAIN LINZ
1ILD 345 P-n--Arr1ve EOtel Kaatersku 9. 10 pm,
Srsnd Hotel s.3 pm saratoga 30 pm, Lake George
Pm Montreal Sd IL with TaTlUr Cars to Cats
III Mountains 10 Saratoga Buffet Parlor Car leaves
Washington Oh felIsy lsaIlia r. K train Sis
sa-atoxs sseIeIs thencs to Montreal The New York
1ln-iied leaves Washington at $40 m connecting
~. saratosa and Cats III Mt Limited Jersey City
As .oF or round trlp tickets By Shore rout
d avoid ferry at and long through New Yors
city. ~ ~
Apply to City or Depot Agent Of Penn T. for COM
Iets ie taoies ccae-s AID Parior Car chars Pa-iOr
Lar chHrs nom Je sey city station adj. ance
Cpop sPk IicASlon 70 Agent Pullman Cor Co. Penn L. X
Station. Jersey city New jersey.
HENRY MON EFT. GEN Pass At
F-o-arn "A State street New York
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TOMORROW.

w DAY, AUGUST THE TWELFTH, AT TIE CAT
TIE Pen, CORN 4 OF TWELFTH AND B
STOCK:
100 lives 60 Lambs 10 Cows and Calves; also Stock
Cattle. &c. &C. sale commences at ELEVEN A. N.
au9-2t' c. L. WILKINS 4 co.
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Local Notes.
UoSninpfOy Grovo 10 mn uyilt m,


day evening next. Rev. w. T. L. Weech win preach
the opening sermon. 1t Is expected that the camp
Will be one OF the largest ever held the ground
dence, No. 1850 New Jersey avenue, at the ad-
vanced age Of 16 years. She claimed have cooked
for Gen Washington, and to have lived here before
"A fight took place between VIM. Biogny ana
some colored men at the corner of y and n streets
with fine bird shot, hired by Btogny. who escaped.
The bill , In equity filed by Richard L Waters
a agans1 To M'a 70 restrain Inc deisn
dismissed by complainant
JACOB |. MARTINS FgNERAL-The funeral OF
jacob L. Martin, late apothecary In the navy, who
died on Wednesday night last, took place from his
residence Ills 7th street southeast yesterday after
Hiram lodge, No. TO- OF Nasons There were a mum.
Der OF floral tr1buteS-a ship, an anchor, &C. The
religious services were conducted by Rev. Samuel
was at Prospect Hi (near Glenwood), with Masonic
honors, conducted by John NJ. Fernandez, W. N.
PROBATE BusINRss-In the Register OF Wills Of
nee to-day George Jacobs Qualifed Is administra-
tor OF the estate OF Rosini C. HUM; bond, 81 600
Louise Schroeder qualified as guardian of the Or
phans Of Franz DiefSoph; bond, $780,
CHARGED WITH BEING N CoxrExpr-Assistant
District Attorney Thomas to-day filed with the
judge OF the Police Court . petition asking the
court to issue a rule against james Leonard, col
or an court 70 show
port OF his motion he nled anldavtts 70 the eject
that on the 18th instant Lavinis Thomas was
brought before the court on q charge OF threats
against Lucy Myers. and the case was disnissed
without the employment Of counsel; that previous
to the trial Leonard approached her, told her that
the fine would be not less than $50, but she could
employ q certain lawyer for s., which sum would
be refunded II she were nned, and that Leonard
approached David Thomas with similar PROPOSE
ton. The judge ordered the rule to be issued, re-
turnable on Wednesday
RANGE OF rHE THRRMoxErRR.-The Following
were the readings at the ofce OF the chief signal
onicer O-day:-7 a m, $50; II g. m, 762; pm,
1871 Maximum, sos; minimum, 6a2
vILAMoUs WORE IN WEST vIRoNlA.-A special
to the New York World from Point Pleasant, w.
Va, August eth, says: Desperad0es are burning
wheat nelds In this region Yesterday William
Nelson's wheat was burned In the stack in Mar
shall county. On Tuesday night fifteen men WIS.,
tied Frank Wallaces farm In Putnam county and
burned all his wheat In the stack. Only last week
a large Geld OF wheat in this county was burned.
These villains have also poisoned 1--we stock
SUFFERING WoRKHRs.-Ths suffering among tho
residents Of Aechanicsyiiie, village Of Chester
field county. near Petersburg, Va, where reside the
operatives OF the Swift Greek cotton factory ich
closed operations several weeks ago. has become 90
great that an appeal Tor relief has been made 70 the
county court
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SPECIAL Nor1oE.

RESPECTFULLY CALL TIE ATTENTION OF
ARCHITECTS AND THOSE CONTEMPLATING
BUILDING TO NY STOCK OF FIRST-CLAsS
HEATING APPARATUA AND WOULD PARTICU-
LARLY CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THE
WROUGHT IRON FURNACES FROM THE WELL
KNOWN FACTORY OF REYNOLDS / SON. WHICH
I CONSIDER AS GOOD If NOT SUPERIOR TO
CHEAPER IN COST WOULD ALSO CALI. YOUR
ATTENTION TO THE WELL-KNOWN FIREPLACE
HEATERS. FROM THE FACTORY OF JAMES
SPEAR. FOR HEATING TWO on MORE ROOMS
ABOVE FOR ECONOMY AND HEATING QUALITY
THEY HAVE NO EQUAL THESR HEATERS AND
FURNACES ARE BLING UsED zxTENSIvkLY IN
SOME OF THE FINEST HOUSES IN TIE CITY.
WHICH WE TAKE GREAT PLEASURE IN REFER-
RING TO. CALL Is SOLICITED AND ESTT-
MATES PROMPTLY FURNISHED.
WALTER d WXv1LxA ExsxusIv1 AGENT,
apps Ne. 90 PA. Avn. NgAR AZ STREET
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers |

DUN MARE. FIVE YEARS OLD: WORKS IN ALL
u!RNtSS: FREE DRIVER; KIND AND GEN
ILL, 1T AUCTION.
On TUESDAY NO MING. AUGUST TWELFTH, at
ZEN OCLOt h. we will sc III front OF ssesrooms,
the above Mare TO which the attention Of buyers il
called au9-2t
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The Eiseman Attach ment Case.

MoTlOSS FILED To QUAsH THE WRITS.
In the cases Of Stern Brothers and Falk and
others agt Moses F. Eiseman, In which the goods
OF the defendant were attached on Friday last the
defendant has filed motions to Quash the attach
ments The grounds OF the motion are that the
writs were 1mprovidently issued; that the af1da-
Wits on which the attachments were issued are in
formal. irregular and insufficient In law; that the
aflidavits do not set forth that plaintiffs have
Just right to recover; that defendant has not
removed bis goods to defeat just demands
lied the undertaking REQUIRED by law and for reSs
sons stated in the aldavits Of defendant, Eiseman
X. LANCER, L. Newmyer, Jacob Oppenheimer d. T.
EtSeman and Horace Clark make affldaylts TO the
effect that business was carried In regular way
and denying the allegations made by Mcdonald
They state that his (hcD.'s) affidavit was made
through spite, for on June lst EiSeman DISCHARGED
him on suspicion OF dishonesty. Mr.. Eiseman
claims that under proper appa1sement the stock
OF goods Is worth $4,000. The marshal this morn
ing attached the goods in the store 22o 9Th street.
opposite the Center market, in the same suits.
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Too Much Kissing.
4 ~ m, n -. f,l,S-

Some ladies are beginning to complain OF tie
kissing nuisance as now pract!sed between mem
bers OF their sex. It Is declared that the practice Of
one woman saluting another with a kiss whenever
she meets her after An absence Is becoming too
common and that the osculatory welcome should be
gentlemen, when properly authorized Many Ladies'
who do not like to seem rude are compelled 10 kiss
other ladies OF their acquaintance when they meet
them because II seems TO be expected and to refuse
TO return the salutatiol would be etabarrassing.
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
- IhE MODEL last LINE AND TIE ONLY
LINZ BEIWEEN TIE EAST AND The WEST
VIA WASHINGTON.
DOUBLE TRACK, JANNFY COUPLER

Ed i.
DOUBLE TRACK! JaNSEr COUPLER.
EcHEDUIE IL EffkGT ~sTSpsY, June 15rr
Lfaye washington from station. corner OF New Jersey
foI Chicago. Cincinnati. Louisville and ST Ioris daily
etS3o a NJ. i9l5 a NJ, 1910 p IN With through
without change: lo:l5 a. daily to Chicago except
M !. pItsburs Cleveland and Detroit. with sleep
Toy Toledo and Detroit via Monroevile. 1o:15s m
dsS With SLEEPER Tor Toledo. Via Wheeling AID Lake
Trains for PhilsdelPhia and New York at $40 NJ
u M = =, SSnty, ]. M anu 340 p M and
70, b,ltimOre on week days 80 40 SEQ $40 300
minute traan) 40 $50. cJ 800. e:-0 40 I0:IOp
For BaltiInore CT Sundays 60 S. 90 s.aoa NJ 1.2i
80 &c., 40 $50. sIo 1:oo. SO. 9:iO aad on
foI oints ON the Shenandoah valley Railroad lO:l5
fSl ANNAPOLIS 40 and l2:IC and 40 p n on
For 1H %syy s sS q N, - 40 p u
i6 III 80 80 a "a l@;lo p IN. $50 4iO 90 I'D
m Ter s;atiors On Ser Sa an 65 ~ sa
80 i "a ana ~ m daily except sunday :, Is
trsrsh sc NJ e.iiy Tor Ie,inr,on s1aun:dS and
M daily for fSsderes 30 snssf, fSaday ~
Egg Hsserstown. loi5a and 5s5 p m daily e,cep,
tr,iEs arrtv. from the West daily. 20. $50 ~.
tics, Ssx So1l and Philadelphia, ass $50. m daily
WON Annapolis. SD IN and so and Ca, n IN ,
Sunday. s;as IN, s:3I = $500
tom Lexington, 20 dsiiy ard ais y II daily
AexCept sunday.
from Fre<ieriek and intermediate points SOS m
AS, r. aud s:I2 .. N daily. except Sunday: SID
p IN daily from Point Cf RDcAs.
II Is .esys bAtisaorr for " Washington al 400 40
$50, 5I5 7:3o. 900, sl0 and 1850 m L.: Is 80
800 4so, 500 6:2s 30 800 anu 10: ID D. n on sun
Gays 90. $40. T;fS. 40. ezo 5:Uo IN. l:2o $500
2 -. 81 and 800 D.
~ Tsns from -sAing.On stop at Relay Station ex-
seIt = - ..
On further Information apply a. the Baltimore and
- Ileket Othce-Nsshington station. 6i9 and 1851
avenue, corner l4th street, where orders
- oT 1sn Tor baggage to lie checked and received At
NJ CLEMENTS, NJ Of T. baltimore
I'll LORD t.euY Passenger Agent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-11

COMING PRIZE FIGHT.-Artiales OF agreement
have been signed by HAL q. Ssoadard, OF
Jersey CITY, the Syracuse wonder and JACK
Burke. for prize Eight, to take place on December
9Th, within lou miles OF New orleans The staEps
are 5000 ana the Police CARTE belt rspresentfng
the heavy championship or the world. g go was
posted last night with Barry Hill, In New York.
SICK RBApACHE, LAEGCoR AND MELANCHOLY
generally spring frern Torpid Liver a Disordered
stomach or CesIvenoss, the distressing effects Of
which DIR. JayDes sanative Pills will speedily re-
move; by their beneficial action on the hillary or.
gals they viii also lessen the likelihood OF return
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Reasoning = P0sterfoFi.

Reas0ning . PosterfOrf.
From ths Salt Lake Tribune
"MamnA," saiA . LITTLE boy, 81 wish lived IN
South Africa" "Why, my SOM" because the
mammas down there don't wear slippers you
know" "Yes NJ son, but you must also remember
that the little boys don't wear any pants either"
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George Rsce-s Will.

4 OOCVAkST WRITTEN AT CAMP CLAY-TTS ARRIVAL
IN IRIS CITY.
copy OF the will OF the late Geo w Rice the
photographer OF the Greeiy expedition, has been
forwarded by Sergeant Brainara 10 Nj. NJ i. Rice
the photographer, on Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween l2th and 18th streets, this city, who W as
an uncle OF the deceased
The Will Is what would be styled a nuncupative
instrument, and IL Ia the Informal character OF a
letter written at Camp Clay, EllesInere Land Feb
Tuafy OF the current year. and directed to Lieut.
klslnEDufy, ho is requested TO act In conmnc ION
With sergeant Bralnsrd and Mt. NJ. L. Rice Is an
executor.
The letter is written In anticipation OF the four
nay upon which the deceased was about 10 start ia
inc endsevor 70 ind cache OF 1904 for his stary-
nS comrades. IL is OF melancholy interest
throughout. ana contains minute directions as TO
tne Imposition or his books, photographs. manu-
cslfpts aud personal property OF every descrpt oa
After dlSposinS OF keeDsgkeS AID rrlnem ORANGES
ne leaves s. ,S0J 10 his betrothed ia this city ana the
rest or his estate IL given TO bis father mother and
y Ter, ali OF whom are now living Ia Nova scotia
Inc estate consists entirely Of personal property
II IL not generally Known that The deceased was
a EfaAdate OF the Columbian law school, in this
csy but such Is the case, and the clearness aud
Rlcllcess Wkn which this last docuElsat WAS drawn
Holcatss trained mind. especially when the cir
cuhSsSsess Surrc1pdin. The writer at that time
are considered. The death or Lieut.. klslfn. bury
leaves sergeant Br.inard and Mr.. II. L. Rice Tue
executors
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FoR EUROPE

Should take BRUNSWICK BERTH in use exclusively
tba INMAN STEA NSHiP LINE.
Thse ber:hs ke perfectly level under all col ions
Of weather. afforfinx perfect rest comfort at Night
thus doing with many of tine discomorts Of
travel
INNAN 8 s co IirnitcD
GEO. ". MOS. Aren't,
ap2S-rnkin3rn 225 ennsylva1lla ', astington d.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
IN STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN Nrw YORK HAvRE
LONDON, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
The steamers U. this company WI! sall kNt Ky WE'D
EESDAY AND SATURDAY from Breil-e Ti-r Foot Of
ID street hoDo6en. Rates OF psssase from SEW YORK
d LONDON,HAN RE BREMEN: BIZ Wednesday steamer
Iirst cabin 800 % $50 second cabin % -: Satrr
6y steamsT-Eirsr cabin. OII cabin 500. S.eer-
low st rates For freight .r passage apply to
OE1R1CHS h CO.. bowling CtreeIl. New York; ". G.
hEIZEkOIl 4 90 925 IeEIsy iyania avenue north
west CHAS WALTER. "a street, AGeGts for Wash
tlgton. jaIL
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District Government Affair.".

MISCELLANEOUS.
The Commissioners have appointed Mr.. B. F.
Kl0pfer as additional private OF the Metropou-
tan police for one year In the nth precinct.
Owing TO the absence OF Engineer Commissioner
Lydecker to-day no action was taken on the sewer
bids nor on the report OF the committee on test OF
IRE engines
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ARMY ORDIgs.-The leave OF First Lieut. Oliver
B. Warwick, 18th infantry, is extended two months.
Major Marcus p Miller. 5th artillery win be re-
heved from duty at West Point and join his resi-
men1 Capt stephen G. Nhipple. list cavalry.
granted leave OF absence until further orders on ac
count OF disability.
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AUCTION SALES.

T'HoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
ELEGANT WALNUT MARBLE-TOP MIRROR-BACK
EIEGERES WALNUT PARLOR SUITE IN REP.
F0GR WALNUT MARgLE-ToP BEDROOM
SUI ES. COTTAGE SUITES. FOUR WALNUf
HLEs BRgssKLs AMP INGRAM CARPETS.
HAIR AND EUSk MATTRESSES PILLOWS
AND boil TERs. sTUDENTs LAMP, DINING
ROOM FURNITURE, HALL RACK REFRIGERA-
LOB, HEATING STOVES. CROCKERY, GLASS
WARE AND KITCHEN REQUISITES. go. &c
ONE FINELY cARvED OAK CHAIR. WITH
LEATHER BOTTOM, FROM THE HOUSE OF
RsEE3PIkLSENlAT1vEs OF U. g.. IN GOOD CON-
On WEDNESDAY, AUGUST THIRTEENTH. 1884,
COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ ct the resi-
dence Of gentleman about leaving the city No.
rs 18TH street northwest. win sell his en-
his otter. splend opportunity to good fur
n1tue aS the entire lot Is In good state Of
ton and should command the sttenton Of buyers and
the trade generally Terms cash.
au9-3s THOS. BOWLING, Auctoneer,
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The Amal9nma,ed Association.

PITTxIURG, August 1.-THE convention Of the
adjourned at noon for dinner The officials refused
to give their proceedings to the press, but from
some delegates who not averse 10 talking it as
learned that the session taken up with routine
business and the hearing Of reports or committees
The question OF naiIers and feeders wages was adj
1uSted by the grievance committee, who advised
the continuance OF the Old scale. This report occd-
stoned heated discussion, but was finally adopted
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No Poison IN THE Postal NoTss-A STAR re
porter to-day exhibited to DIR. Mcdonald, suoerin-
tendent OF the money order and postal note sys-
tenn, newspaper clipping giving IN account OF a
man who was poisoned 10y the green colorng in the
bundle Of postal notes The doctor laughed when
he read the article and sad: There il no green
coloring In postal notes now The issue introduced
we never heard any complaint OF poisoning when
the Old notes were In USE" Dr. Mcdonald was ill.,
cined 10 regard the story as a hoax.
A PEN-ANp-INK CoUNTERFEIT.-The secret ser
vice division has received from Albany, n. Y, an
other counterfeit $40 BIZ, executed entirely by hand
with pen and ink.
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PITTSBURG, Pa. August lin the Bowser MUIR
DER trial today, the defense presented several wit
nesses, whose evidence went to show that Henry
kemaley exercised ownership over the disputed
allow Weston to put up q boiler near the Murray
gas wells.
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SEws FROM TIE WALL STREET FAILURE.-The
controller OF the currency received telegram to-
day that the Wall street bank Of New York had
CLOSED its DOORS but that all its clearances were
paid, and there was no excitement
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WHAT IS IT.
W He-No Tea is absolutely pure tea without col.
or1ng material. manipulation to give hand
some appearsnee and every cent Of the Of
10 De found In the drinking qualities He No Tea sold
by all retail grocers To protect the public from imita.
ons and to preserve the strength and flavor He No
lea Is sold only in the original metal lined pack
quarter bali aud pound sizes each with our name and
trademark The trade supplied by
MARTIN GILET l. Co,
EsteDHsneo lSlL llnyoI Baltimore
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The Petroleum Market.
CLEVELAND, o, August 1l-petroleum unclaimed.
standard white. ITO deg. test. &c.
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RANGE OF THE THRRNoNErRR-The Following
were the readings at the oiice OF the chief signal
offlcer to-day:-7 a m, ESQ., II g. m, 76.2: pm,
49, Maximum, sos; minimum, 6a2
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-09-22

JOHN A. LOG AN,
Of Illinois.
For Delegate to Congress:
THEO. +. SINGISER.
For Joint Councilman:
E. C. BREARLEY,
OF HALEY.
For Representative:
E. 0. WHEELER,
Of ketchum.
For Sheriff:
CHAS. II. FUREY,
of Bellevue.
For Auditor and Recorder:
c. B. FOX,
Of HALEY.
For Assessor and Tax Collector:
ROBERT CAMPBELL,
of ketchum.
For District Attorney:
J. H. HARRIS,
of Bellevue.
For Probate Judge:
GEO. NJ. PARSONS,
Of HALEY.
For Treasurer:
JOHN H. VAN SCHAICK,
Of Rocky Bar.
For Coroner:
DR.. N. J. BROWN,
of Haley.
For County Commissioners:
T. w. GILLETTE,
of Ketchum;
A. B. BRUNER,
of Shoshonc;
GEORGE FERRIS,
OF Arco.
County Central Committee:
E. c. BREARLEY,
Chairman;
l.. P. ANDERSON,
Secretary;
P. P. CARAVAN,
Treasurer.
Executive Committee
E. c. BREARLEY, Chm,
O. l.. SCOTT,
of Bellevue +;
l. P. ANDERSON,
OF Broadford;
F.. II. TERRY.
OF Ketchum;
GEO. A. BLACK,
OF Bullion;