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The whitaker Case.
THE DEFENDANT TELLS How HE CAME 10
SIGN THE VOUCHERS.

THE DEFENDANT TELLS How HE CAME no
SIGN THE VOUCHERS.
In the trial Of G. A. Whitaker, indicted on
the charge Of presenting false bills to the bureau
of medicine and surgery, Navy department,
after The STARS report closed yesterday, Mr..
Whitaker continued his testimony in his own
defense.
Mr.. Whitaker said that in 1883 he fur
nished supplies to the bureau of medicine and
surgery. He received from the chief clerk OF
the bureau, Daniel Carrigan, orders for books,
DC, and he sent the goods ordered, sending
bills at the time. Then Carrigan would send
vouchers filled up. The witness questioned the
propriety Of signing them, when Carrigan told
him that they would be sanctioned by the de.
partrnent, and that he could not get his money
otherwise. Witness then took the vouchers to
Mr.. Walker, who paid them. He had never he
said, received one dollar more than ne was en-.
titled to. He had had, he said, many transac.
lions with Carrigan, who sometimes borrowed
$50 or 500 from him. Not wishing to incur
his displeasure the witness loaned him money,
always taking his note.
This morning the cross-exaninalion Of Mr.,
Whitaker was continued, and he testified that
he sometimes took Carxfgan's notes for loans
and discounted them at the Central National
bank. 4
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A SPLIT IN BOTH PARTIES.
Dissatisfaction Among Both Liberals
and Conservatives.

Special Cable Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
LONDON, Jan. 14.-There is i'm both parties
practically split. Lord Randolph Churchill
is disguised with the local government bill
about to be introduced, 1T is neither one
thing nor the other Active negotiations are
being carried on by a third person between
Gladstone and Chamberlain. The social pur-
ity party in the commons will not press their
opinions amid the general chaos OF the coming
session, except on the contagious diseases act,
which they regard as wholly incompatible with
the criminal law amendment act. They conf
IDENTIFY anticipate its total repeal. The labor
representatives will not form distinct party,
but will act with the advanced radicals.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

DES1DES ITS ARTISTIC SPECIAL ARCHITEC
I'D tural Illustrations. The Sanitary Engineer gives
each week illustration of moderate dwelling
of approved design. THE SANITARY ENGINEER,
illustrated weekly devoted to Engineering, Archi
lecture Construction and Sanitation. published Thurs
days at 40 William ST., New York. 81 per year.
single copies 10 cents. BrentanOs. jail 20
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To Flog DNuaniter>.

LONDON, Jan. 14.-Sir Herbert T. Maxwell,
conservative member OF parliament for Wig
townshiie, intends to again introo uce his bill
providing for the fiogging OF dynaniters.
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A CoIored Baby-s Horrible Death.

NEW HAVEN, CoNN., Jan. IA horrible
story comes from Wallingford. The report says
that a colored woman living near Pond HILL
wishing To call her husband, closed her baby I'm an
oven 10 keep il warm, the iire being nearly out.
While she was away her husband came home
and, unaware of the whereabouts OF the child.
built a hot fire. The woman noticed the smoke
coming from the chimney ana hurried home,
but arrived too late, the child was found lIl-
orally roasted
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ANNAPOLIS, Mn, Ian. lathe cunning sloop
Floyd Thompson, Of New York out OF Balti-
more, WAS cut through 10y the ice near Seven
Foot Knoll, Chesapeake hay, yesterday and
towed IN here I'm a sinking condition.
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wv NOSS SWtU 70 Ne NeSOtl0tIu& IOr u
Company Of Texas Rangers.
CHICAGO, Jan. IA special dispatch from
Deming, N. NJ, published here this morning,
says: A gentleman who is connected with terri
torial govern mental affairs is authority for the
statement that the territorial government is
actually negotiating with Col. Baylor, Of Ie xas,
rangers TO come over to New Mexico and ex-
terminate the numbering Apaches. Baylor has
had great experience as an Indian hunter and
it is thought with q couple OF hundred picked
rangers he could capture the Apaches or bring
their scalps in long before the army officers
could succeed in getting sight of them.
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w z1aH1sa THr P1a


SINCE THE 1sT OF JANUARY WE
HAVE BEEN WEIGHING THE PIG"
AND FIND-WELL, NEVER MIND WHAT;
THAT Is OF NO IMPORTANCE TO YOU,
BUT OUR CONCLUSIONS ARE, FOR WE
HAVE DETERMINED TO GIVE OUR Gus
MERs SOME
BARGAINS IN CLOTHING
MADE TO MEASURE
WE HAVE JUST GOT OUR
GRIP" ON A LARGE ASSORTMENT
OF IMPORTED GOODS IN THE PIECE,
COMPRISING SOME FORTY OR FIFTY
DIFFERENT STYLES, AND MADE BY
SOME OF THE BEST MANUFACTURERS
IN THE WORLD.
I'm THE SEASON. WE EXPECT TO
MAKE FAIR PROFIT ON OUR WARES,
But AT THIS TIME OF YEAR WE ARE
WILLING TO MAKE UP THESE GOODS,
NOT REGARDLESS OF COST" BUT
QUITE REGARDLESS OF PROFIT"
WE HAVE NEVER HANDLED ANY
FABRICS SUPERIOR TO THEM IN
ACTUAL VALUE THE STYLE Is EX-
CELLENT, AND ALL IN ALL, THEY ARE
THE BIGGEST KIND OF BARGAINS.
THESE GOODS ARE USUALLY SOLDBY
MERCHANT TAILORS AT $50 TO $50
SUIT. WE HAVE NEVER SOLD THEM
FOR LESS THAN $40. NOW THEY GO
AT $33 SUIT.
THERE WILL BE NO LOWERING OF
OUR STANDARD OF WORK." BUT
EVERYTHING WILL BE UP TO THE
MARK, EXCEPT PRICES
WE HAVE ALSO SELECTED ABOUT
TWENTY STYLES OF CASSIMERES,
AND CUT PRICES ON THEM FROM 50
TO $3.50 SUIT. NOW Is YOUR TIME
E. b BARNUM d co,
jail S31 PENNSYLVANIAA AVENUE,
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BALTIMORE, Jan. IA special nom New
port NesOs, Va, says: A IRE broke out on board
the British steamer Matthew Bedlfngton, load-
ing With cotton for Liverpool. Il Il now sup
posed 70 BE- III out Considerable damage was
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Changes in the Omces.

Changes in the Omces.
Frank La Flesche, Of Nebraska, has been pro-
NOTED in the Office of Indian affairs from $500
to 81 900. He is an Indian.
VIM. E. d. Barnett, of Indiana, has been APP
pointed special timber agent at o salary of
81 200.
Joseph NJ. Dufour, principal clerk in the su-
pervising architects Office, Treasury depart
ment, has resigned by request, to take effect
February Is.
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ALL POLITICAL OFFENDERS CONVICTED SINCE
1870 PARDoNED.
PARIS, Jan 14.-President Grevy has signed
q decree granting amnesty to persons convicted
of political offences since 1876, and reducing the
sentences Of many offenders against the CON-
mon Law.
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THE WHISKY FIGHT IN KANSAS.
Charging LeavenwOrth Omcials with
COllusiOn with SalOO0.k eeDers.

COllusi0n with SalOOn.keepers.
KANSAS CITY, NO., Jan. IA special dis
patch from Leavenworth says: 1t has been
learned here that Attorney General Bradford
has begun quo warranto proceedings in :he
state supreme court against the county attor-
ney, the mayor and other city officers, changing
them with being in collision with the whisky
sellers. He will endeavor it is said, to Dust and
disqualify them from holding any office of trust
or profit. He confidently expects a speedy
hearing In the supreme court. Two hundred
saloons are running here, wide open and in de-
hance OF the prohibitory law. They pay the
city SO per month for the privilege, and have
a salaried attorney to light their battles with
the state.
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Senator Ingalls, Police Bill.
HOW 1T WOULD CREATE NECESSITY FOR ExTH

Senator Ingalls, Police Bill.
HOW 1T WOULD CREATE NECESSITY FOR EXTRA
CLERKS AT THE POLICE COURT.
TIE bill introduced in the Senate few days
ago by Senator ingalls, making new police regu-
lations in the District Of Columbia has been the
subject of considerable discussion among police
officials One section provides:
"That whenever any person shall be convicted
before the Police Court Of vagrancy or Of other
violation OF any municipal law Of this District,
such person shall be required to enter into q re-
cognizance before the judge Of the Police Court,
with two or more sureties to be approved by
said judge in such penalty as said Judge shall
deem sufficient, for his or her good behavior,
and also against repetition OF the offense Of
which the person SO charged stands convicted"
Under this section officials say If q citizen is
convicted Of violating any OF the municipal
laws, such as falling to remove snow from the
sidewalk, wasting Potomac water or profanity,
he will be required to give security with two or
more sureties both for his good behavior and
also against repetition OF the offense. The
convictions such as referred to amount to about
5000 annually, aud the sureties would there
fore number not less than 12,OOO. The employ
ment OF additional clerks in the Police Court
and assessors office would necessarily follow.
Another section gives the Commissioners
power to appoint and remove at their discre-
ton persons as policemen and watchmen other
than those who have served in the army or
navy of the United States. Heretofore police
officers have held Office during good behavior.
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A District Man to Get the Contract.
THE PITTSBURG PUBLIC BUILDING TO BE Oh

THE PITTsBURG PUBLIC BUILDING TO BE OF
GRANITE,
The Secretary of the Treasury has instructed
the supervising architect to award the contract
for furnishing the material for the construction
of the public building at Pittsburg, Pa, to the
lowest responsible bidder for granite. The low
est bid received for that material was that of
NJ. A. MCGOWAN, Of this city, S374,972 and he
viii! be awarded the contract provided the
authorities are satisfied of his ability to supply
the stone Of the desired quality in sufficient
amounts. The lowest bid tor constructing the
building of sandstone was S21s.OOO. and of
limestone 1862, 1853. A strong effort was made
to secure the acceptance OF either of these bids,
and the matter was pending for some time. It
was finally decided that granite was the prefer
able material.
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he FoRBIDS HIS MINISTERS TO INTERFERE
WITH HIS EXCHEQUER, AND THEY WILL
RESIGN.
MUNICH, Jan. lathe king Of Bavaria has
forbidden the cabinet to interfere with his ex-
cheQuer. The members OF the cabinet will
therefore resign. The debts OF the king amount
to Is, OO0, 600 marks.
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An Army Quartermasser and hts Ser
geAns shot Dead Near BeNle. a. r.

geant shot Dead Near BeWte. a. u.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. Jan. 1z.-A special 20
the Cuu from Tombstone, Arizona, says: Frank
Leslie. the government scout who has been
with Capt Crawford's command. has arrived
him that trouble had occurred be- weeu en- In
dian scout and the quartermasuer at Cave
creek, twenty-five miles south OF Bowie. Tho
scout complained OF the quantity Of bread
issued 10 him by the quartermaster. AMER
some hard words had passed the scout went To
his camp, but soon returned with his rife and
shot the quartermaster and the qua rtermaster's
sergeant dead. The officer IN chHrge forbade
his soldiers TO fire on the Indian. As he wanted
10 take him alive. The scout escaped.
Death Ut n Relative of Ethan Allan
ST. Louis, Jan. 14.--Clark stephens Dean. Of
this city, the oldest relative OF Ethan Allan
died yesterday at Columbus Nebraska. Will
ON visit 10 his daughter. He was eighty-four
years old.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

lT~ THOSE USING OUR MACHINES ARE
~ particularly cautioned against allowing them
70 be tempered with at the house by persons repre-
senting themselves being employed by and who
are In most cases entirely Incompetent exacting enor
nous charges and rendering no practical service We
are responsible only for work done at office where
none but skilled workmen are employed and only
genuine parts used Orders by postal will receive inn
mediate attention.
WHEELER d WILSON MFG CO,
jaF2w> 437 9th st. n. W., Riley Building
TT~ CHAS 8. PRICE. DRUGGIST. 426
- 18th st. aw.-We keep constantly in stock
null line Of Pure Drugs Patent Medicines Perfmery,
&C Physicians Prescriptions specially. Night bell
promptly answered. d29
TO- JOHN ". CoRsoN. JOHN w. MCCARTNEY
CoRsoN 4 MCCARTNEY. BANKERS
Glover Building, 14l9 F St
Washington D. Q.
Deposit Accounts subject to check sight received
nom Firms. Corporations and Individuals
All Socks and Bonds listed on the New York and
Philadelphia Stock Exchanges bought and sold on
commission. Boston orders executed American
Bell Telephone Stock dealt in
District of Columbia bonds Of all denominations
hand for sale Stock and Bonds Of all local street Rail-
roads Gas. Insurance and Telephone Companies
bought and sold. ap30
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Greece and 6ervta Against Bulgaria.
LONDON, Jan. 14.-Greece and Servia are
negotiating for an alliance against Bulgaria.
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THE EVENING STAR is served 10 subscribers IN the
city by carriers their account at 10 cents
week, 4Sc per month Copies at the counter,
cents each. BY mail-postage prePzid-5O cents 6
month: one wear. $6. six months. So
Entered at the Post Office al Washington, d. c., rs
secOndclsss mail matterI
THE WEEKLY STAR-publshed on Friday-$1 .
year, postage prepaid Six months. Sd cents
Rs- All mail subscriptions paid in advance;
paper sent longer than Ii paid for.
Rates of advertising made known ON apnlication
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- Royalty or Ireland.

The Vice Royalty or Ireland.
THE SALISBURY GOVERNMENT TO INTRODUCE
A BILL TO ABOLISH TT.
LONDON, Jan. lathe Daily ZeEe0roph SAYS:
1.-THE government will introduce Gill in mar
Lament aboishing the office OF yiceroy of
Ireland. II Is knowledge OF this fact that In
duces the earl Of Carnarvon to resign the lord
ueutenancy."
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The Coolest Night Yet.


The Coolest Night Yet.
ONE DEGREE BELOW ZERo-BUT THE DELAYED
WARM WAVE is ON IT'S WAY.
"Can't we regulate the weather this timer
asked STAR reporter at the signal Office this
morning.
"What's the natter" asked the weather
prophet.
II had narrow escape from being mobbed
this morning." replied the reporter, "by some OF
THE STARS readers, who left their water pipes
closed: and others who came out this morning
with lighter wraps, In anticipation of the warm
wave, and don't care to run such q risk again,
howe'' - '''''> ''' '"' -'''' ""'' Guy
at is coming all right. You announced it a
little too soon You Know the heavy SHOWS
wave couldn't arrive on time. But really, q
high came in along the Nova Scotian coast
and kept it back somewhat. 1t will moderate
very much tomorrow. The wave is out in the
Mississippi valley, where it has full swing, and
Is gradually making its way east"
than much warner was It this morning
porter.
There is no need of making post mortem
is it was one degree below zero this morning
the minimum of the season."
THE SUFFERING POOR.
The intense cold has caused great distress
among the poor Of this city. Major Dye told a
STAR reporter this morning that the calls for
charity on the police department were unus-
ually numerous and he is answering all the
most pressing cases he can after Investigation.
An Important Arrest.
PERRY o'BRIAN, OF RoANE COUNTY, W. VA,
HELD FOR TRIAL.
For the past three years Perry O'Brian has
been industriously engaged in the prosecution
of pension claims for applicants residing in
Roane, Clay, Calhoun, and Kanawha counties,
VIVA, and it is charged that he demanded and
received enormous fees for his services, in some
instances taking one-half Of the original pay
ment. O'Brian is a desperate man, and his vic
Tins have been afraid to make complaint to
the Pension office. While Special Agent Roome
was investigating fraudulent case in Kama
VIVA county he learned of OBrian's methods,
When OBrtan heard that Special Agent
Roome was in Roane county he armed himself
with two large Colts revolVers and defied ar
rest. He was finally captured by the special
agent at Big Otter creek, w. Va, and deprived
OF his weapons.
He was arraigned before United States Com
missioner Dubois at Charleston, w. Va, and
held in $4,000 bail to await the action Of the
grand jury.
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The Eastern base bali league adjourned with
out transacting the business for which they
mot .k
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GEORGE CARSON, INDICTED FOR THE PRINTING
OFFICE ROBBERY, NOT WANTED IN THIS CITY.
Inspector Byrnes, ot the New York police
force, teiegraphed to Major Dye Of the arrest, In
that city, d George Carson, and inquired II the
Washington authorities wanted HIM. The
major replied that Carson is Lot wanted In this
city at present Carson was indicted for the
printing Office robbery and gave bail. he was
the time Charles 9. Crane, alias Thomas Kelly,
was arrested for robbing Alfred Richards OF
$500 at the Metropolitan bank. Crane was
brought to this city, and, after hearing in the
Police Court, he gave bail. which has since been
forfeited, and bench warrant has been issued
for his arrest. Carson was released at the time
of his arrest in Philadelphia, and q third man,
supposed to have been Kuff Minor, escaped.
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MARRIAGE LICENsEs.-Marriage licenses
have been issued by the clerk Of the court to
Harry ]. Bernhard and Julia g. Callahan; Jas.
b. Williams and Gertrude r. Reeder; Thomas
r. Martin and sarah X. Sweetman; John Brown
and Sarah johnson; Henry Washington and
Colman; Frank Kelly and Eda Quanan; w. n.
Robinson and Kate Smith; James T. LOvelesa,
OF Upper Marlboro, Nd, and Ada E. Mills.
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A NEW SPANISH MINISTER.
The Marquis de Casa In IgleSia 10 Su
coed Senior Valera.

MADRID, Jan. 14.-Count Rascon has been
appointed Spanish minister to London, in the
place of the Marquis de Casa La Iglesia, who has
been transferred TO Washington.
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49, Residents b particularly called 10 PHO6-
VIE the nav and popular Brain and Nerve Tonic
the glass or ~ bottles by W. G. MILBukN. sole IN
ventor and Aaautacturer. 14x9 Penn3yivsnia ave
apl1 =.
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nNT1SH~5xES 1A11 v II OOAs11N . 1HASONSs
Representative Curtin has given out q brief
statement Of his reasons for declining to serve
as chairman of the House committee on bank.
ing and currency. He says he is in no way
suited to that position; that there had been dis
courtesy shown him in taking him from the
craftsmanship Of the foreign affairs committee
Of department to interfere with the organiza-
ton Of the House was dangerous one, which
He accuses Secretary Bayard Of having inter-
fered TO have him removed from the foreign at
fairs committee.
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DIR z 3. BLISS, DENTIST, REMOVED
49, to 1915 Pennsylvania avenue, over Sam'l
Lewis Sons. jewelers.. Artificial teeth inserted with
or without plate. d6-3m
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| < -SyS L. r. btOOhS,
53l 18th st.
ORNAMENTAL AND USEFUL GOODS
LAMPS, &C.
See his advt. under Holiday Goods DIS
E~ BYRON 3 ADAMS J,A PRINTER
Just received designs in Ball Programs Wed.
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THS YOU WILL FIND IT ECONOMY TO
- have Weather strips TO your Doors and
WindowA
We furnish and apply it promptly.
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31S 9Th street NV
Telephone call, 1913. d7-2mS
r~ WE EXTEND OUR COMPLIMENTS
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RECEPTION. BALL AND THEATER PARTIES
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H G. FORD q Co,
ON Distributing Agency,
$40 10th ST. H. w.
All styles Of printed matter carefully circulated
dl7-lms
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MRS l.. s. BAINBRIDGE, OF NEW
York, Will give an address on missions at
Rev. ]. I. key's church, 9th street. above street.
on FRIDAY EVENING, 18th instant, at o'clock.
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E "LUMB Ek'"
CASH DISCOUNT FOR 80 DAYS
Hardwoods 10 per cen. off market prices.
Georgia Flooring 10 per cent off market prices.
Georgia Dimension 10 per cent Off market prices
Virginia JOsis 10 per cent OIL market prices.
Virginia Flooring per cent off market prices.
Virginia Wanscotins 10 percent off market prices.
Virginia Partition 10 per cent of market prices.
White Pine Shelving per cent of market prices
White Pine Casing per cent oil market prices.
White Pine, better grades, u per cent of market
prices.
Having made arrangements for all my mill work, in
ciodng Sash, Doors Blinds, MOuldings and Trim
mlngs, am prepared 10 give YOU figures all wood
material required in building, and VIII estimate the
building.
Hopngto share part of your orders will endeavor
&c please you in quality and promptness
VIM. r. MCLEAN,
d5 18th aud streets
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I
D>-a>A OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER THE CUR
RENCY,
WASHINGTON. December 2Sth, 1885.
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence presented the
Undersigned, 1t has been made to appear that THE
NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON" in the
CITY OF WAsHiNGTON, in the COUNTY OF
WASHINGTON, and DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
has complied with all the provisions of the Revised
Statutes of the United States required to be complied
with before association shall authorized to COM
mence the business of banking:
Now, therefore, l, HENRY w. CANNON Comp
trOller of the Currency do hereby certify that THE
NATIONAL fS,A =, BANK OF WASHLNGToN." in the
CITY OF WASHINGTON, in the COUNTY OF
WASHINGTON, and DISIR OF COLUMBIA IS
authorized to commence the business of Banking as
provided In Section ffty-One hundred sixty nine
of the Revised statutes of the United States
In testimony whereof witness my hand and seal of
IL 81 office, this 18TH DAY OF DIGCEM Der, 1885.
II. w. CANNON,
d3l-6Ot Comptroller of the Currency.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-05-11

Buy package of Reform Tea and receive handsome present at R ?. Mansfield. 1-18f
 Goods are being sold cheaper at Gummerfeld's store than ever before bis city.