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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-20

! INJUNCTION AGAINST THE B. AND O.-The county
commissioners or Hartford county have filed an an
plicat1on asking the court to restrain the and D.
r. r, and prevent them and their contractors from
occupying the bed OF the public road with walls and
bridges at the crossings at and near the Edgewood
have DISTRACTED the highways at these Crossings
and refuse to remove the Instructions at the re,
quest Of the commissioner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-20
The Proof Ready for the Court.

From the New York Tribune, to-day
Mr.. Blaine, having already answered the interro-
gatores propounded in their desperate defense, by
his Indianapolis slanderers, now prefers not to
await the laws slow delay, but in manly fashion
again takes fifty millions OF people into his conf
dence, and tells the whole plain, straightforward
story OF his marriage. The evidences OF the first
and second ceremonies are understood to be ready
Tor production In court at the earliest moment when
the case can he brought TO trial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-20
Even Betting on the Ohio Result.

OUIuIHUus uIsPatch 10 tHo FIttsburg Dlspatch
Neither party has a satisfactory poll Of the
state, but the republicans profess to be greatly
encouraged by their returns They claim that
they Will get out their full reserve vote. The
democrats expect, through Carl Schuz and
large number of other German speakers, to get
the Germans In line before election and by re-
newed promises TO enlist the liquor Dealers who
have so far been indifferent The strike In the
Hooking Valley Will not affect the result ma
terially, although there Is a strong movement
among the miners to support Butler and West In
the November election. The indications at pres
ent are that Robinson will have majority OF
5000 to 1000 over Newman, but there Is no great
boom either way. That the contest will be close
is indicated by the fact that bets freely taken
both ways and odds are not yet proposed There
Is also no disposition to bet on major1ttea
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-20
Catholic Church and school Rouse
lfurncd hN lns,nndiarieS.

ST. Louis, september ga special dispatch 70
the POSt-DiSpGtch from JerseyYille, H., says:
Between u and this morning the German CathOlic
church OF the Holy Ghost and the adjoining school
house were burned. The church was only recently
dedicated, and the school lacked only three days
work or completion. The church was insured for
2rU0M. The lire Is aSrrLhed 20 an lncenllarX
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-20

- lr .ise for health o daily walks dcrend-
IA. ESET.-DR. WHITE, 14i6 PENNSYLVANIA
- Sse7ut. opposite Willisrds Hotel. and Il North
Ti-N street. Baltimore hid. Ccrns. blsl,iOns. club
Az inverted rails. vascular and other all
"a - tie feet successfully treated. DR. Whites
ft3 -Eth Consecutive year of yrzctce. Cfkce fec
= ssl'.i.s Tor putting the feet in order. sul1
: ~ LhCCkE ILLS ALI. The EVENTS OF
- = ~ bHs.ile>S C,TIdelt ial Ladies' AID Gen
- g % e--E 49, i sSISet between 4th and 5ti
>'----- = JA"tS- k.ktSTs
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Not 1890.

To the Editor OF THE EVENING STAR:
A morning contemporary made the incorrect
statement that bodies were inferred in the
Holmead cemetery, Square 1907. as early as
$780, This is positively error as this square was
not laid out for a cemetery until February, 1898,
and the commissioners directed only portion of
said square "tO be lncloSed for a pubic burial
ground for the use of all denominations LAW
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-20
Condition OF the Potomac Water.

NEVER PCRER THAN 1T is AT PRESENT.
District Chemist DeSmedt has made an ANALYSIS
OF the Potomac water and to-day reports that he
never has found the water In purer state than Mt
present. There is less OF organic matter or Of alb
men than al any time he recollect and there IL
no trace OF anything showing impurity. He viii
make about two tests hereafter per week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-20
Wife Murder and Suicide.

DUBUQUE, Iowa, September 20.-John LANCE shot
his wife through the head this morning aud then
shot himself through the head. LANCE Is dead,
but Mrs LANCE may recover He was a laborer,
about hfty-eIght years Old, and a native OF DARN
Stadt, Germany. He was the womans second huS-
band and she his second wife. The couple had
quarrel this morning, which eliminated In the
ShDOIinp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-20

adelphia Evening Ne,rs sold at auction yester-
day for $2O COO The sale included the presses type
ana nxtures- N. T: Handy, late managing editor
THE oldest daily newspaper In AmericaD-the
Philadelphia North observation-disclosures the Gen.
when the price viii be reduced from three TO one
-
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Threatened Water Famine i'm Peters
burg.

PETERSBURG, VA, September 20.-In consequence
OF the prOtracted drOuh, the water In the city res
ervoir Is lower than ii has been any time during
the past two years, and the superintendent OF the
water works authorizes the statement that unless
there are early fall rains there Will not be enough
water TO supply the demands
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-20

NEW IN TIle
assignment OF Gouverneur Pauldiny. Gouverneur
Kemble, Peter Kemble AMI james \. Paudlng
composing the firm OF Pauldng. Kembie & Co,
manufacturers OF machinery, 80 Broadway, and
Cold Springs, y. Y. to Charles j. Nourie IT,
which were flied to-day, show the total liabilities
s30l 736. Nominal assets s743,3 and actual
assets $50 025.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-20
TeIeyranhic I{riefs.

The excursion steamer Charles /. Swift plying
between Boston and Long Island, was burned last
night
Seven convicts were whipped at New Castle, Del.
This morning, In the presence or about 400 people.
AT to-t!ay'S session In Philadelphia OF the synod
OF New York OF the United Presbyterian church,
Saratoga was selected for the next meeting OF the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-20

George W. Henry, colored, porter In Baltimore
store, fell through hatchway In the building
where he was employed yesterday afternoon, and
was so badly injured that he died last night.
Harold Dewolf OF New York, who went to Mon
treal some time ago with Bebe V1ning. and who has
since been In JAIL was yesterday declared lunaIic
and removed TO an insane asylum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-20

NARROW ESCAPE OF GUBERNAToRIAL CANDr-
DATE.-General Alfred NJ. Scales, the democratic
candidate for governor OF North Carolina, has been
canvasSing western North Carolina While cross
ing the Cowee mountain, Jackson county with his
horse and buggy, the horse became frightened ran
away, and fell down precfpice distance of one
hundred feet and was killed General Scales was
caught in tree and barely escaped with his life.
lie reached his home at Greensboro yesterday
morning very much bruised, and Is now In bed
but hopes to renew the canvass in a short time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-20
THE MEssER FAMILY TRAsrpy.-Last

THE MEssER FAMILY TRAGEDY.-Last week, Fri
day, w. M. MeSser drew a revolver and without
provocatton suddenly shot and fatally wounded
his WIFE, He also shot his daughter Mary. and
then committed suicide by blowing out his brains.
HIS WIFE died Thursday, and the daughter is daily
expected TO die 1t is supposed he became suddenly
insane owing to brooding over business troubles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-20
CHICAGO EE.OPEMENT SENSA.
IE0N.
Wealthy Pork Packers Daughter
lAEE IlIlfGhPF.

WITH a 1tuhcheEs
CHICAGO, september 21--The statement is made
pubic here that Miss Eta Turnbull, the only
daughter of y. 5. T. 1urnbuIl wealthy pork
packer. has eOped vita Alexander Nervon, en-
piOyed in Mr.. TurnbullS packing establishment for
number Of years as a Slaugnterer. She Is deS-
cribed as handsome and as member OF the South
Side Episcopal church choir. NervOn Is said to
have acquired some means or his own and Is a man
OF line ply steal appearance. The affair became
public through Mr.. Turnbull procuring the services
of detectives for the ostensble purpose OF aScer-
tanning The whereabouts OF his daughter.
Another Pardon BY Gov. Cleveland.
ALBANY. y. Y, September 20.--The governor has
pard0ned James lsarkin, convicted OF burglary in
Queens county. He regards the verdict OF the jury
as Invalid and outrageous. The governor has also
restored 81 persons to citizenship.
Nominated for Congress.
SCHENECTADY, ~ Y, September 20.-The twen-
tleth district democratic convention this after
noon renominatcd Edward Wenpie Tor Congress.
Destructive Fires.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, September 2O.-The Golden Eagle
clothing store corner Of Broadway and Pine Streets
was destroyed by fire this morning. causing Il loss
OF $4,000
BOSTON, September sO.--The Merchants Wooden
MIL, large stone building at Dedham, was en-
tirply destroyed by fire this morning, with ma
chineTy and stock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-20
Secretary Teller and His Promineu,
Callers.

Gen. Sharpe, OF New York, was at the Interior
department to-day, and had an interview with Sec
rotary Teller. Secretary Lincoln called about the
same time on department business, and met Gen.
Sharpe. The fact that these gentlemen were clos
eted together in the SeCTei6ryS private room gave
rise TO reports that the question OF the TREASURY
portfolio and various other pending matters of
equal Importance were being discussed Secretary
Teller, however, assured STAR reporter that no
such Importance could be attached to the CONVEX
sation Ex-senator Window called subsequently
and had Q long lnteryley with the SECRETARY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-20

The PRosAIC End OF AN ELoPEMgNT.-Saturday
night last Dora Carriera, siXteeB-year-od Italian,
girl, In Baltimore, ran away with Giuseppe Dan
tone and took with her $50 belonging to her father
as stated IN The STAR. Yesterday the couple were
found living together lie that city, and were ares
ted- The father recovered $502 OF his money, as
the couple had not been out of the rom TO which
they went saturday night, and where they were
awaiting the departure OF the FIRST vessel for Italy
whittier they intended TO CO. Dantone, who is de-
scssbed as a worthless young fellow, was locked
up, but IL IS said the matter VIII be compromised
by his marrying tie gtrl
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Your friend, very sincerely, JAMES G. BLAINE.

CHARGED WITH ASSAUIT-JulluS simmons to-day
SWore out warrant against Daniel Digney, a her
Ole driver, for assault and battery. Digney drove
the herdic over Simmons about five months ago
and broke hiSleg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-20

THE special committee appointed to examine
into the merits Of the different post-oftice lock
boxes has made report to the Secretary OF the
Yale and Town Lock company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-20

large instalment,- some fifty tGhs,-of oleomar-
garine came to the city to-day, without any brand
or mark uhaterer, to Indicate It's character While
the health officer is up river looking after floating
hogs. some body from the health Office should look
out that this oleomargarine is not palmed off upon
the public as butter. CITIZEN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-20
Another Pardon by Gov. Cleveland.
FINANCIAL AND CoMuEEscsAH.

The New York Stock Market.
TIE following are the opening and p. m. prices
q tie New York stock Market today, as reported
L. special wire TO II. Ii. Dodge, $50 10Th street:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-20

HEALTHY SEASON ON THE GUIF.-The acting as
sistant surgeon at BROWNSVILLE. Texas, reports to
the surgeon general OF the marine hospital service
that there has been no case OF yellow fever at
BROWNSVILLE, nor at MatamoraS, Texas and that
the season at the Mexican gulf ports has been one
OF the healthieSt ever known.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-20
Protection for Valuable Dogs.


To the Editor Of THE EVENING STAR:
Judge SHELLS decision last year In cases brought
before the Police Court for keeping dogs without
the license tag attached, and where the dog was
kept on the keepers premises, and not running at
large, was that he had no authority OF law to i'm
pose fine, and, therefore, dismissed the cases
Now. In yesterdays STAR he Is reported to have re-
versed his opinion OF the law, and says ga dog
without a tag Is not property, and any person is
liable TO knock II In the head shoot it, and the
defendant is liable to pay fine of five dollars in
each case or get his tags" Now, the question with
owners OF dogs Is this: Wherein does the license
tag attached protect valuable hunting dog from
being "knocked in the head" or from being stolen
and sent away by the many dog thieves in Wash
ington. who make it prOtita ole business at this
season OF the year to steal fine hunting dogs and
send them away for sale? We own dogs we value
more than we do our horses and would be very
willing, and think 1t is right. to pay tax them
II by so doing we could have adequate protection
Tor our property. But, tag or no tag. property
Is stolen from us the same and the thief or slayer
OF our dog, Ii brought before the Police Court
is fined IS or 30 days free board. oh! what pro-
lection for taxed property! o. F. H.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-20
NEARLY FOUR MILLION

spent for New Buildings TN ua>hiags
TON Ter the Year Ending June 30th.
The following is a tabular statement OF permits
issued by the building inspector for the fiscal year
~ INN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-20
Latest News by Cable To-day.

STREET SCAVENGERS EXEMPT FROM CHOLERA.
PARIS, September 20.-At a meeting OF the science
congress at Bios yesterday, the chief engineer OF
MarSelles revealed the fact that case Of cholera
occurred in Marseilles as early as June 10. The
chief engineer OF Toulon stated that the disease In
that city had made most havoc among butchers
and bakers In no Instance had street ScaYengerS
he stricken Wi ha ms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-20

Boy THIEVES IN THE POLICE CoURT-Alexander
Hamilton, Charles Dorsey, James Lewis, and Ar
thur Platter, four small colored boys, were before
Judge Smell In the Police Court this morning
charged with stealing a quantity Of tobacco from
the store of Mr.. Daniel Loughran, No. 1413 Penn
sylvan1a avenue Lieutenant Arnold and Of1cer
Horn testified to the arrest and confession of the
accused, with the exception OF Platter. The others
sad tnat Platter stole t and Lewis sold 1t for him.
Dorsey testified positively to Platter stealing the
tobacco and that it was taken out OF the side win
cow. They were sentenced to sixty days each.
AFTER they were sent back to the cell Platter bru-
tally assaulted Dorsey, his accuser, and bumped
MS head against the wall several times. Platter
was brought back into the court and charged with
assault and battery, for which he was fined $40 or
thirty dayS-Frederiek Richardson and Alexan-
DER Hamilton, two small c0iered boys, were charged
with stealing silver-plated Sirup Jug, valued at
Sl0 from the residence OF MI. 7. d. Elliott. They
pleaded guilty, and were sentenced to two months
In jail each.-WiIliam Forrest, small colored
6 boy for Larceny, was fined $ or thirty days
Henry Veerhorn, larceny; sixty days In Jail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-20
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FoG SALE TEG-sToRY sIx::R ON FRAME. on
al str,et nor:heTst rents for SIS, Price only
Also on lpth street northwest two-stcry- and-b back
s2. $50. - terms "ALktR WILSON.
seZo-Jt 100 street northwest.
T,OE SAIE-THREE FINE HOUSES. JUST BEING
- c,n!t.t tel northwest corner 18th and streets
noTthNt - eleven ro'1s and bath well buiit
an with III modern improvements. Apply at 100 18th
street northwest se2O-3t'
VTOR sALF-HOUsES AND lois LARGE AND
CLASSES .: rurch BsIilrt always open inspee-
ton, +. 4. MCINTYRE, 9is + street se2O-5t
ITOR sALE-N " BEI,k DWELLING WILL
mace an all modern improvements; $500. TiLER
RUTHE'I FORD. 20 street N W. se20-3t'
IIOR EAL-TWO-STOKY BRICK DWELLING; 10
located y, rihwest: price $500 TYLER x EUTHER-
FORD. l-2f street IL W. se2D-3t'
J;OR sALE-sEvEBAI. HANDSOMELY FINISHED
most d,sir,bIy ocated on Sunderini Place near Du
FONT Circle and Ensii~h Tn bassy. IILLR x RUIZ
tklOi'D lZ-G street northwest se20-3tt
or shafts. single or double team Also set of Doube
10 Clock a. m at DJ:NCAISOS BIOS Aur ton
Rooms .th and d streets northwest. so20-1t
1IOE ~sIk-tHEAP A GOOD BUSINESS CORNER
town c.ntr OF eth md strets rec g. 600 g ii
PAkkEf, ~ and str. = southwest. sel?-3t'
I,CE asLF-CHE.AP. SIX-ROOM HOUSE on l9rTr
STIR between |. and VI streets northwest: lot 20
streets southwest. seI9-5t.
l;oR AHA VERY DE-IRA lie RESIDENCE 9l5
west %, sWoR3iSf EDT & BRATitY g2s Sireet
H"r'H'''Si sel9-6t
E'yE ala WY NEAT HGIsIz ~ Ns.wyt.
LEY "->t street northwest sclg-Gt
ItOl SaLE-Di sIEsE'.a. IMPROVED AND UNIN
c,'lar. $" MsTEDT * IKADLEY g-8 i strcetnorth
wet sflJ-Et
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-20
The bicycle and the Horse.


In your issue OF 18th instant you refer editorialy
to the comparative speed of horse and bicycle and
refer to certain record of 253 as the nearest ap-
preach TO the time Of Maud S. Permit me to say
that the bicycle mile record (stand-StiIl starD is
2:39 While under the same conditions that govern
horse racing VIZ. with flying Start) 1t Is 231 Your
typcal Time or 2:4O therefore, is seconds to the
Dad, willie the bicycle record Is in reality only FIX
SECONDS slower than that OF Maud s. ] not
enough OF hOrSeman to know how many seconds
MAUD 3 would lose If started from a Stand-Stfl
Dut presume great many. But this Is not all
Maud 8 Is never required to troJ at speed more
than mile, While bicycle races are held at dis
tances VARYING from half mile to one hundred
miles. Maud s. Is very fast horse, possessed OF
great endurance; but do you suppose Mr.. Bonner
would care to drive her five miles in 14:39 or ten
miles In 1854, or twenty miles in 1874, twenty
nve miles Ill hour Is min, fifty miles in hours
43 mln, Or one hundred miles in hours 40 min, or
one thousand four hundred and four miles In days
all OF which are bicycle records?
In days journey over ordinary roads Maud g.
would be nowhere beside bCycler OF very ordinary
strength and endurance. 1t is quite common In
some quarters TO sneer at the bicycle as toy and
It's riders as boys" and yet it would seem that
machine capable OF these performances which rem
ders man by his own unaided muscle Independent
or morse hire and car fare removes the drudgery OF
walking, ana throws In health, strength, and con-
tentment, cannot be so very contemplate.
L w. SERLY
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WANTED-To RTNT OR PURCHASE \ LITTLE
w 4aI; win dwelling and stable mar Washington
Trans E.;ist he reasonable, Address Box o. St.r
office. saIS-3f.
yINR sAIE-yEEY PRETTY COUNTRY Place
thrr7' miles oE- 1:h street; lice house, stable sc
nIst-c!a orir. trJ.It. shade excellent water. only
S3J@ "ALhL9 & WILSON. 10j6 L street north
west. s-Is IN
$1,000 CA, CASH MI, WILL ;-d Buy g ACRES OF
1.Cn - U1d: god dwelling. and barn; in Maryland
Adiress :i1S lis. Star nc. sriSat.
tie ''ITS OF LAND ONRRIN MARYLAND
i ~ J. fHi,s from tbs city; il TfrIlr beautiful
bu-itlu- SITES, rth cash; bslr to suite or i
iluPr,V =, 10 cash W V HALL. $50 u. sw Sissy.
y|OE .,lIE-TWU FARMS IF IS AID 10; ACRES
i .iS. miles rom Wash. gt6'l on Trnn Ms
roaf E.as Jennings on y X /. L. H.. buildings in
goo. pa .a..: soil good. and both well wood and
wa er', wi! be sold ~ quantities to sit and easy
ftrlus &c i;i!l Isartlc u!.r Apply 10 cali MARION
DIG =. !, attorI=y-at-l2w. B-=dcEsbuEg. p G. Co,
Hay3-Gs se1D-IIa.
FtUi. 81 E-BIS ~ IIIIL FAR8I OF 4Oi ACRIS
a We 't'lC>Cd. lSFL>- etc. young bearing orchard
tttVt' u. Il. and a.. ~! the r. and i L.. l.. miles
J!yTg -IIistgu also The residence OF The late = C.
st'I ir- tio Suturs o: Bla6eIl-i,:r- both rln-
mount ret Al y OF address JULES rlEU DOME
tCi ~ sl,..I. iTl.Ce Georges county sd 5t2l-3l.'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-20
srcrASs AND DRuGGrsrs
BBR ERR 90 W w W M ~ sSSc
X q q W WV Nm
BIB ERR wwww MN SSSs
sBBb / { ooo' Wv \ m NJ ssss
IT ERR 90 NJ
II ERR Err SO MN
II I / 900 Nm Nm
rBs :! TIT TIT FEB ERR ssss
En- = i ! + e. ##nfE ssss
BBB ii j + EgR 4 4 ssss
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Tlt~ ra"'~ina, conlni1i7 --on with pure -atable
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1Nijit-.-. ION, MALARIA WEAKNESS IMPURE
BI'Gl. hi LIS AND nv ET2. AID NEURALGIA
by Ta and thorough assimilation viii the hi cd IL
Ie' . very IarI OF the system pusifies enriches
tht Dc the muscles and nerves anu tones
HId inv rates the system
II>- APPETIZER Best tonic known.
u WI! 1'rv the worst Of DySi T-ia removing all
rl~t:,si: synlTtons such TlStI, the Food, Bech-
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I'LL ONLY IRON MEDICINE THAT WILL NOT
Bl.A'r.&N OR INJURf HE TFETH.
II - Invaluable for u Culiar women
al Ie4zg. $ who lead S.5ieItaTy lives.
An UNFAIIING ~ NEEDY FOR DISEASES Or
IHE LIVER AND KIDNEYS.
PerstH I1ff ring from the effects Of overworK
~ous tre1'es, loss Of apr elite debility experience
quick - III aud renewed energy by it, use
IT D,E:9 NOT CAUSE HI ADACHE OR PRODUCE
COSs,i III tTfON-otl.sr Iron medicines do
1t l. tia only PREF aE:oH II Iron that causes injr
rious effects. FhySc and Druggists recommend it
a. tn BEST TRY II.
The genuine has Tre Mark and crossed red lines
aui9 BROWN CHEMICAL CO. Baltimore Nd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-20
LAST SECTION oR THE PANAMA CANAL

PARIS, september 21-The Panama Canal CON-
pany has signed a contract with a New York
dredging company for the cutting OF the last sec
ton of the canal This contract provides that the
work sh all be finished I'm 1887
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-20

No. OF permits IN excess OF previous fiscal year.
200; excess In value. s4F7 .7ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-20

Postmaster Cotton OF Rocky Comfort, Ark. is
reported TO have absconded, leaving his accounts
with the government about Il eco short