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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-13
A SUBSIDY.
Congre >smen Who Suspect All Is Not
RIRhf

Congre>smen Who Suspect All Is Not
Right.
WASuISGTON, February IA clause in
the Postoffice Appropriation bill for trans
porting United States mails in American
steamships between any port of the United
States and any foreign port, is creating con-
siderable discussion both in and out Of Con-
gressional circles, and it is thought when it
is reached lively debate will ensue in the
House. 1t is proposed in the clause to
allow 100000 Of the net revenue of the
Postoffice Department on foreign mails to
vessels OF American registry at a rate not
to exceed so cents per mile on the trip each
way ofactusl nautical miles travelled between
terminal ports, for each trip actually made
Many members say they will oppose the
clause, while there are many who favor it.
Those Of the former class view the PROPOSE
ton in the light of subsidy to American
steamers and point of order is likely to be
made against it BY either Mr. Randall or
Mr.. Holman. A strong lobby is here in the
interest of ships of American registry, urg-
ing favorable action on the proposition.
This fact in the minds of many members of
the House tends to confirm the suspicion
that the clause virtually carries with it q
subsidy for American steamers
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Carl Of Senators DAWSON sad MOR-
'Uth members ofthe Press guild, vim
| Mr.. McCREERY's course, which, CON-
Dm the source it does, ought to satisfy
tsss of the State that they are not only
harm 10 themselves but misrepre-
an excellent gentleman, and one
bes not Intentionally do one jot or tit
i would ipjure the papers Of the
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ALONG 1A2 n8O81.
what 10 Being Dess % ths oSAs.
Mver.

what s Being Dess % ths OSAs'
Crscisx,TI. Feb-us,y l1-Riyes zsfes..
9 inches end rising. WsAsAss c!eady ssS
warmer.
CAno. February i2.-6sss q fsst ,
inches and risisg.
P,rnsrSg, Rsbfsary fA---Gssr 6 fssi, 8
inches and iAlisL Wssihss cieaE saA
cold.
MesnaEross, Fess~asT - -itiyer s let
! inches asA faiSss. csas. Thsoons-
Yer %.
GrrEs,oea Pa. PesrusU Hs-Ri~eH
"a feet 6 inches and hFiins. weather etsae.
Pn1ssrra. Pa. February i1.--Aya
fee, 1 I inches aad tAiEns. Weath1 elos1y
and cold. -
Iocr No. 4 February Iz.-hv~ H.
2 inches .sd falling. waAihee slostI.
Tbermone.ss z7'.
RlcEs LAsprss. February I1s-&yH =
ieet 2 inches and falfisL CsA2 Thss-
mometes 30'.
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lpN,l Means, Archbishop Of Dub
III died on Wednesday, after twenty
,ours illness, was a distinguished pre-
hi noted for his great work in the
aiopal betserment of his people. 1t is
4 him he never made political
1 but lid, when his opinion was asked,
II himself as opposed to the Land
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Not Anxious.

orraSA, February l2.-Tbe .ofes Of
Lientenants Colonel Williams and TyrRhitt,
NJ y. s., Col Vanstranhenzie and other
Canadian officers to raise Canadian regr
ments for service in Egypt hss been de-
cIineJ. but Canadians viii be eapiOyed 10
do garrison duty in England II they desire
10 do 60. This proposal viii no. likely be
accept as it is extremely doubtful Il
thousand CansdiaRs could be raised tss gar
risou purposed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-13

t Igohibi:ion amendment question
M in the House yesterday and upon
L finishing the reading of the resO-
> there was probably more cham
4 prstory ready for uucOrkng than at
ihe during the session. The entire
consumed in debate; probably to-
u tomorrow viii likewise be con-
& ia the same way and yet the Yalua-
{. u time Of the session is fitting, never
kcallcd. and scarcely anything done,
IL two weeks lef, to accomplish the
kprk Of the session.
not come to a vote gentlemen, with,
olbcr delay, aad dispose Of the ques
aee vay or the other? 1t is very
- if q single vote viii be changed,
ect is a peculiar one and from it'
1h,urc probably every member has
~ D his mind how he will vote. Hence
a. essuess Of wasting valuable time in
ling a vote. These remarks are
liz pertinent from a Democratic
int aud the majority in the House
4 ot TO hesitate in coming to a prompt
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A COMPLETE cure for that facilitating
drain that indicates 9 weakness Of the urin-
arT organs, nasal catarrh and other evi-
deuces Of q diseased mucous membrane
may be found in the use Of DR.. Guysotfs 8
yellow Dock and SarsApArilla. Don't be
frightened By the advertisements Of quAck
doctors. This remedy will parity the blood
strenglhen the parts affected, heal all isEA:a
lion q the mucous membrane. aud eenovs
e1erY symptom Of the disorders, 1t Is 8
ssre cure for nervous debility aud genera
III health.
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The Yiok at La1ier Hall viii be reopened
this (Friday) evening. With its present
inpsoyenests the rink bids fair TO be more
popular than ever. Benvo,d has no place
shsseYsr Of amusement, exercise and enloJ-
raen,. II should reesiye the sacoarAgS
neni Of AL
Mr. james Barritt, Q inschinist at the
Benyood iron works. unfortunately had one
Of bis feet injured st those works yes'er'
day.
The factory was idle yesterday. owing TO
the supply Of steel being exhausted
The Terry boat is tied up .gain.
The remains oftbe posts Of the old street
lamps are being removed.
There viii be benefit ball at ReuhoRs 8
Hall. this evening.
Every person shoald attend the rink this
evening. The skaters are out Of practice,
and they viii all apparently be beginners.
The factory and heating departmenta
we're in operation yestsrdsy.
Tomorov sin Be pay day st theiBen-
vood Iron Work
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A HARD TRIP.

3 a Nau Six Miles on a StretCher to
Nc for United state, Senator.
". Ill, February l2.-This after
ZEN men went out TO the residence
Senator Brown, Republican, who is
|and carried him into GRANVILLE, SIX or
Ailcs, Oh q s,retcher. He will re-
i GRANVILLE tonight and tomorrow
,Fe for Springfield in a special car.
y weak, bnE his friends think he
N the trip. He is paired with Sen
gcs till to morog, and upon his
. in or in his absence from the cap,
Election oE a Emitted States Senator
pend. Without him the RsPubli'
one in the minority on joint
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|CrEyuLASD, having started out on
BAD gaage one :erm policy, can afford
.try independent. 1t may be that the
|oi blind pa-tisanship on the one
hi the Chary0dis Of Mugwumpery on
be- have no fears to him. He NAV
khoose 20 sail directly between the two
J Old Hickory. say TO the victor be-
ia sroi.s. In any event. he is as
b. any ENLARGEMENT as he could
b.. a. g result, his course might be
y mt from all Precedents rs to par
mos, kuoging proguosticator.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-13

d m,-Eus report yesterday Of the
} n the proposed tax law OF the
i fas common talk in business circles.
io tho uniamiiarity Of the citizens
K nomenclature Of the legal points in
81 It is difficult to thoroughly I'M
- it. A group Of merchants stand
Be McLGre House lobby, last night,
Ipg one Of its important features,
3 Dc conclusion that if the bill passed
HOOD, it would bear very heavily
\ classes Of business. The point
J. this.
- se merchan. had 100000 worth
kandise on hand for which he owed
8 Esins compelled to return ms
- fi,al he would not only be assessed
81, ke possessed bu,upon liability Oi
81 II the Levy IN the city, State and
was as large as last year
D. taxes would amount tc
pr cent. on the dollal
81 supposed case above would have
DO thousand dollars; one thousand
q wha: he was actually worth ant
.opsaud on what he owed. The grouI
a,busly concluded that in the presen
80 condition OF business the outlOol
rchant holding his own, let alOn,
* Rny money, was unusually blue.
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A Social Disagreement.

Marshall, Tx. February l2.-WTll
Jackson yesterday not and fatally wounded
IiDdly Fisher, tie ball entering bis mouth
and coming out al the back Of his head
Fisher is not e,kpeesed to live. Both men
are highly connected and the quarrel vas
the result Of n socisl disagreement
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ARoilar Expiosyo1

FRANSLN IND., February l2.-The 5oile
at Mcdaniel & Wright's -four mill exploded
this morning, killing James High, engineer
and wrecking the building The employe
had narrow ascape. The damage is sbOu
81, 1000.
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On the sam g Track.

CHICAGO. February IA double-header
suburban train over the Illinois Central
Railroad, crashed into train of empty pas
senger cars on the B. & o. road late last
night and caused about eight thousand dol
lars damsge to rolling stock, but no loss Of
life though the passengers we're badly shaken
up and frightened. The accident happened
shortly after the Central train had left the
depot, and was occasioned by the Baltimore
train running upon the Centrsrs track
through careless of the switchmau.
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I latest and most accurate report Of
ibjpe, makeup is as follows: Nessrs.
|, lS;atel, MCDONALD (Tressurer),
4 Av In,erior), Villas (POStmaster),
6,nllxp (Attorney-GeneraD, There
I'M two TO hear from. Why cannot a
1, wes, Virginian be placed on the
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l rolumus contain several commuui'
\ Ibis morning which are Of more
common interest to the Legislature.
On coeducation and prohibition leg
II are especially interesting. They
loo,sin points that are new and tOrci,
IN should receive the consideration
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-13

OEE, February l2.-Ths Social
bOr party held a meeting in COncor
tonight, and unanimously adopted
ms favoring the dynamite policy fol
q. Alexander Jones began hi;
y exclaiming, Dynamite, you ART
Edward King said Irishmer
ti6ed in using dynamite to revengt
BY they had been subjected to.
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wA,srsosos, a @. .Hslssasy is.-i2A'
u-Foe Ohio sd Tsa.essses
co,lsr asd psrtIy ciosdg vessses. = r.
sDo~s vssiaS6 sis1s shshiss
.outh "a lie Okio vsilsy:
Tor tht Lsves LAksA isir q
lo.ed b. Ezk Local no.@ -
-..1l,r ..ih westerly xfsds ard
es5sr foilsvsd b dSns senPefass
~ Fssdae sistk
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ODDS AND ENDS
OF the War News Picked Up In London
Yesterday.

OF the War News Picked Up In LOndOnI
Yesterday.
LONDON, February l2.-It is reported
that General Graham, in the war council,
to-day, advocated the advance from Suakim
without waiting for the laying of the rail
way. Gen. Wolsley has sent orders to Col
Butler, commander at Gubst to send a
steamer up the Nile on reconnaissance to-
ward Khartoum.
Spies left Gakul Monday for Omdurma
TO ascertain the fate of Gen. Gordon.
Rumor comes from Korti that Butler at
tackled the Arabs at Metemneh Tuesday and
carried the position by assault. No official
confirmation OF the rumor is received
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-13

The aesthetic movement in England has
entirely died out because-Well because
people think there Is more good commoa
sense in taking bottle Of Dr.. Bulrs Cough
Syrup than in carrying lily.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-13

Bassissssc. Pa, February l1-la -
Lower House to-dsy . BIZ ~sa is..adaees
imposing penalty of ses :Ees:1iae tea
,esrs, ,irnprisonmast q has4 !Ah9 -
fine not excsedisg $500 fss ssisee. h:ss
pcrtine or us;ag ayaaaite Sos chr t.as
legitimate psrposes; alse - eeesnDsees
10 any dynsniie inni . - so6ddss 90
,ributi1na foe such fuzA
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sEFosE BREAKFAST.

MIMI and Mr.. GLADSTONE are twins
I,cbedpess. English hate and unpop-
1 are likely to overthrow them both.
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waited for ths Tide.

ATL.S7Io CfTY. N. J.. February Il
The steamer Salisbury. which stranded on
BrRsntine Shosls Yesterday. Hoated on on
ihe biph tide this morning
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to Snar ~ Naw orl.,

NEW York, February l2.-Pat Sheedy.
manager Of John L. Sullivan, has gone %
New Orleans to arrange glove contest be-
tween RYAN and Sullivan.
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whose blood had become poisoned
rous causes, and whose i'll health
|ssated By pimples, sore feelings.
pms urinary sediments, cstarrh and
''on OF the mucous membrane,
on' dyspepsia, bad dreams, ner-
sieepsessness, etc have been re-
tt'Tst health by uSiug DIR. Guy
-. SSek SSk and Sarsapariua. Il Is
.ed SSS O'oSq purifier and strength.
and BODY. No o,hsr remedy
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BSnaustinE Democrats.

pyRC, Pa, February l2.-Tbe
tic banquet at the MonOngahela
4 night, 70 rejoice over the victory
tember. was attended BY over 250
mostly prominent local Democrats,
y from abroad. The banquet was
pate affair. Letters of regret were
Cleveland, Hendricks, Thurman,
"a, 5ayard, Barnum and others.
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TnR very best remedy that can be com.
pounded from our present knowledge Of
drugs, for colds, coughs. asthma. bronchitis
and other lung diseases, is Dr.. Wistars Bal
sam of Wild Cherry. 1t has cured many
cases Of consumption when al other RENE
dies had failed. A single spoonful viii cure
an ordinary cough or cold and give instant
relief to asthma. It is soothing. healing
and strengthening to the throat and lsaga
and Is very pleasant to take,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-13

SALrA71oS Oil. the greatest cure on
earth for pain. may Be relied on TO eject q
core Eherefer an external application csn
be used. Price oHiT tGcaiy7hse eeRfs .
bolIe.
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Tie DeBies n.

NV YoKx. February 1.-THE Hefshs
Albany correspondent telegrsphs: "Pfesi-
denteiect Cleveland authorizes . positive
contradiction Of the statement thai he has
sent Letter to Senator Bsysrd. rendering
bin Cabinet position He asso aathorizei
,hs sissenspi that be has not Issued lsstsss
20 anybods else on iksi o. kindred s1A5eeA
and DOES no, is,laa 70 .ss fos ssns saas
10 cous
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On American Soil.

LONDON, February l2.-The rumor cur
rent few weeks ago that Geruany had an
nexed the Samoan Islands, is revived. Tel
esrams from New Zealand state that both
the English and American ConsEls to Apis
have formally protested against hosting
the German aag at any point in the group
which is under the protection Of the snited
S stes.
A1Olhes Telegram received tO-daT at th:
, 1885-05-05

there was a prospect Of a favorable issue
of the difficult crisis, he asked the house
not to derogate from what it had already
periodically done. He declared that if in
such a period of anxiety and difficulty the
government were unworthy of being
trusted, the sooner they were released
from their responsibility the better.
A motion that the debate be adjourned
was negatived by a vote of lsl to lis.
Baron Henry de Worms CONSERVATIVE
moved that the house be adjourned.
Mr.. Gladstone opposed the motion, say
ing he did so under n deep sense of public
duty.
Sir Stafford Northcote explained that
the opposition had no wish to exhibit a
policy of hesitation, but simply wanted
time to understand the governments pol
icy.
The motion to adjourn was lost by a
vote Of 1863 to Ill, and a further motion
to adjourn the debate was rejected by a
vote of l64 to 100. A still further motion
to adjourn the house was made, where
upon Mr.. Gladstone suggested that if the
vote of credit was agreed on, discussion on
the subject could be raised Thursday in
the committee of supply.
Sir Stafford Northcote assented to this
suggestion and the motion to adjourn the
house was ~negatived. The vote of credit
was then agreed to by a vote of 1870 to 20.
, 1885-05-05
A Tale of Horror.

SAN Francisco, May 1.-The Erening
Posts Tucson, Arizona, special says; The
account of a terrible tragedy has Just been
received from Taratan, Mexico. The 7
year-old son of a wealthy resident named
Lopez was kidnapped. The father was
notified the child would be killed if 49,
600 ransom was not deposited in a certain
place within two days. By accident the
note to the father was not delivered until
too late to negotiate with the criminals.
At the expiration of the second day the
father found the body Of the child in his
courtyard horribly mntilated. The 70
year-old sister, on seeing her brother
corpse, fell dead. The father became a
raying maniac. The perpetrators are
being sought and if caught they will be
lynched.
, 1885-05-05
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

A. Halter Gross, of Philadelphia, de-
clines the appointment as consul TO Ath-
ems, Greece.
Two iremen were buried beneath q fall
ing wall, in a fire at Chicago, and several
others were slightly injured.
Jas. r. Osgood & Co, the well known
publishers Of Boston, have failed. Liza
bilities $500 Assets nominally large.
The growing crops about Petersburg,
Va, and in portions of North Carolina,
have been destroyed by a severe hail
storm.
Mrs. Frank A. Vanderbilt, widow of
Commodore Vanderbilt, died at 9 O'Clock
Monday morning. She had been i'll with
pneumonia.
The boiler in the fremont house at
Galveston, Tex, exploded, killing three
adults and several children, and iniuring
five others.
A fire at Coburg, Ind, burned twenty
four business houses and fourteen res
licences. The loss is estimated at 500,
600, partly insured.
The president visited the battlefield Of
Gettysburg yesterday. An unusually
large number of the officers of the tive
~contending armies were also present.
Three thousand ladies and gentlemen
witnessed the unwilling of the Poe me
mortal in the main hall of the Metropoli
tan museum OF art in Central park, NY.
yesterday afternoon.
In an effort by a posse to arrest SOM
cattle thieves opposite Delaware Bend
Cook county, Texas, four of the poss'
were killed and the thieves escaped.
, 1885-05-05
WATTERSON SPEAKS,
He Expresses Himself on the
Present Executive
And Says all Will End Well
For Democrats.
Railroad Strike Reported From
Denver.

Watterson Expresses Himself.
WASHINGTON. May 4-Henry Wat
%terson, who has been here the past week,
tonight sent to his paper as expressive of
his impression Of President Cleveland and
his administration: "a slight attack Of
sore eyes" Watterson's telegrambegins:
81 suggested a visit to Washington, and
having tried the executive and depart
mental treatment for nearly a week, it has
occurred to me that a brief account of
some Of the impressions of the alminis-
tration may be Of interest to the readers
Of the Courier Journal. On a certain occa-
sion Artemus Ward stepped in front of his
canvass and pointing to the passing scene
said to his audience, Ladies and gentle
men, these are horses 1t was only this
morning that the artist came to me with
tears in his eyes and exclaimed. can
conceal it from you no longer, Mr..
Ward. they are horses
In its entire u~tteiances and appoint
ments the administration has so spoken to
the country, 1t can conceal it no longer.
it is a Democratic administration.
For my part" continues Watterson,
81 have never doubted this in the least"
and he details how personal contact and
opportunities for getting at both sides of
the points of criticism have strengthened
these original impressions and the case of
sore eyes has entirely disappeared Wat
terson then in a characteristic manner
dwells upon tho admirable qualities of
the president, and incidentally refers in a
similar vein to Miss Cleveland. Waiter
son deems the president equally loyal to
his great place and to his party, asking no
faycrs and looking to his work to vindi-
cate ITSELF Says the dispatch: Every
great forbeaianee and a patient temper
should be extended by the public to such
a public servant.
The attack of Senator Eustis upon the
administration seems to Watterson equally
unjust and unwise. The president is just
two months in Office. There has been no
attempt to shape a policy. A thankless
duty considering the claims of aspirants
has consumed all the time. There is no
doubt that when congress assemblies Eustis
will find himself in sympathy with the adj
ministration upon all the leading issues of
the times, so that he will be in a situation
of having support forced from him in spite
of his personal hostility. There will be
time enough to disown the administration
when it violates its pledges. The com
munication closes thus. 81 assure the dis
appointed and the doubling among the
democrats that if the president should go
faster than he is going he would surely
run his bark ashore, beset on all sides by
complications, and badgcred day in and
day out by opportunities, this administers
lion has kept its temper passing well and
has made no more mistakes than are com
mon to new corners in office, and not so
many as might have been expected.
, 1885-05-05
Strike on the d. g. R. G.. r. R.


DENVER, Colo, May Between four
and five hundred shop hands of the Denver
& Rio Grande railway in this city and Salida
went ont on a strike this morning. They
demand the discharge of two Objectionable
Denver foremen and the reinstatement of
about a dozen men recently discharged to
reduce the force. Inquiry among strikers
and officials fails to unearth any other
grievance. The strikers threaten to stop
all trains except mail, if their demands
are not needed to within three or four
days. 1t is reported the men in Gunni-
son, Grand Junction and Salt Lake
pledge the strikers their support and will
20 out if necessary TO carry their point.
Tie grievances are generally regarded
here as p%uerile, and little sympathy will
be accorded the strikers by the public.
DENVER, May 1.-The Tribune Repub-
Hcoa's special from Gunnison and Grand
Junction state that promptly at 9 o'clock
this morning, in obedience to instructions
from headquarters in Denver, all mem
bers of the Knights of Labor in the en-
plsy of the Denver & Rio Grande railway.
quit work. At Gunnison, the round
house and freight house is closed. No
freights are allowed to leave the yards.
All the shops at Grand Junction are de-
serted. At Salida the yards are filled
with hundreds of loaded freight cars
which are not allowed to move. Thirty
engines are housed with their fires drawn.
The strength of the strikers is estimated
at 1000. Everything is quiet along the
line, and no serious trouble is antici
pated.
, 1885-05-05

CALCUTTA. May 4-The public is dis
satisfied with England's concession to
Russia. and fears are generally expressed
now that the English attitude may have
already endangered the safety of the party
composing Lumsden's surveying commits
sion. Preparations for war on a large
scale still continue in India.
, 1885-05-05
The RUSSIAN Position.

ST. PETERSBURG, May At is stated
that the imperial ministry in council have
decided finally upon the utmost limits of
concession which Russia is willing to
make England in the pending Afghan
controversy. The car is expected to start
for Moscow tomorrow to celebrate the
of Russian nobility
, 1885-05-05
Mormons Bonnd for washington.

SALT LAKE, May 4-The delegation
to present the Mormon address to Presi-
dent Cleveland, started for Washington
this morning. They also stated that they
will petition for an amnesty or pardon for
President Angus NJ. Cannon, just con
victed of unlawful cohabitation. The
committee consists of Apostle J. w. Tay-
Los, Elders John Q. Cannon and John T..
Cain. The latter is also delegate 10 con-
gross.
, 1885-05-05

You cum S0Ue money
BY buying your clothing.
9entIeD1en'S 7uTniShinS
goods, etc, at N. MnykS,
successor to Marks md
Myers, cor. EDDY and
~SeUenteenth street.