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Journalist Jameson Buried.

JACKSON, MICH, Aug. 6.-The remains OF
Geo. II. Jameson of the Warrington Post
reached here yesterday noon, and the funeral
was held two hours later from his mothers
residence. There we're beautiful floral designs
from the Press association at Washington and
jackson newspaper men. The remains were
buried beside those Of his father.
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Russian NihiIists Arrested.

ST. PETERSBURG. Aug. eighty nihilists
have been arrested at Kharkhoff. The police
are raiding the houses of members OF new
socialist society at Odessa, and many persons
have been arrested The society Is largely
composed Of Jews.
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BOULANGER'S PLANS.
He VIII Stay in London Unless His Ex-
tradition Is Demanded.

LONDON, Aug. 6.-Unless his extradition is
demanded in which case he will sail for New
York, Gen. Boulanger says he has decided to
remain in London.
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The Dervish Campaign Over.

CArRo, Aug 6.-Gen. Grenfell is returning to
Cairo. The campaign is over. A body Of
Egygtians were left at Sarras. Cavalry are in
pursuit of the one emr who survived the bat
tie of Saturday. He is lurking in the bills
above Beilana with force Of 200 men.
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Counterfeit silver Dollars Captures

SRELBrxA, No., Aug. s.-The United States
authorities captured lot Of counterfeit money
here yesterday and arrested Ike Beeler, .
prominent young man Of the city, The coun-
terfeits are silver dollars, and they are so near
% .rfect that they have been passing current in
tins county for year without discovery. The
money was found buried . short distance from
Beelsrs home. A brother Of Bee,er, who u
now in Kansas City. - alleged to have been .
partner II he crime.
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EMPEROR william Gratified.

LONDON, Aug. 6.-Emperor William has tele-
graped to the duke of Saxe-Coburg that he is
extremity gratified by his reception here. He
also refers to the naval review and expresses
admiration OF the British feet
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Range Of the Thermometer To-day.
The following were the readings at the sig
nal Office to-day: am, 20; 2 pm, rs; maxi
mum, "a minimum, g.
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Two bodies were found at Johnstown, Pa,
yesterday in cellars, and il il the general belief
that many more will be found when the cellars
are cleaned out
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.
COMMODORE WALKER returned from Newport
this afternoon.

SECRETARY TRACY has gone to Brooklyn.
From there he will 60 to Bar Harbor.
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MARRIED.
DIED.

SHARPE-wEILER. At Leesbure, Va. August s,
1883, by the Rey. Mr.. Popkins, Mr. WILL K SHARPE
Of TOLEDO, Ohio. to Miss OLLIE NJ. WELLER OF Wash
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Interior Department Changes.

Interior Department Changes.
The following official changes have been made
in the Department Of the Interior:
General land ofice-Appointment: John
Cocker Of Illinois, q lav clerk, 81, 200 Transfer:
Arthur 8. Dudley OF Wisconsin, clerk, 81 400,
to pension Office.
Patent ofice-Promotions: James O. Rice of
Connecticut, FIRST assistant examiner, Of, 800, to
principal examiner, %, 400, vice William II.
Bodgett, resigned; A. Percival knight of Ken
lucky, second assistant examiner, 81, 600, to
FIRST assistant, 81, 500; Richard W. Barley of
Missouri, third assistant examiner, 81, 400, to
second assistant, 81, 900.
Mamie Lowry Of District Of Columbia, clerk,
$1,000, to 200; Miss Emma J. Campbell Of
Virginia. copyist, $500, to clerk, q, 900.
Of Colorado, chief Of division, $4,000
Pension Observation-Disclosures: Joshua r
Hayes Of Pennsylvania, clerk, 81 900. Promo.
tions: Edward Renaud Of District of Columbia,
81 500, TO q 800; G. R. Douglass Of New York
and H. G. Bruce of Kansas, 1000, to e1,4O0;
Miss Virginia T. Landstreet of Maryland,
Mrs. N. A. Goodwin of District Of Columbia, 8. r.
Pile OF Pennsylvania, Silas Boyce Of District of
Columbia, Mrs. A. A. Emery Of Vermont. MIRA.
u. E. Draper Of District Of Columbia, Miss II.
l. Buckley Of Pennsylvania, and p. B. Gaines
OF Ohio, $1,000, TO 81 200. A. p. McGarreli Of
West Virginia. MIRA A. L. Porter Of New York,
A. II. Thompson Of Kansas, Mra L. H. Miller
Of Michigan, Miss n b. Hudson 81 Maine, Mis-
N. T. Wilson Of Maryland, aud Miss @. b Fos-
Ter Of Virginia, $500, TO ei,ooo
The stonscutters on Lowell street., Charles
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Evrnr FARMER Knows

That weeds mus. b torn up BY the roots. or
they VIII be sure to crop out again. So tits
with diseases which have their origin In de-
PRAYED blood The cause of the complaint must
be removed by Ayers Sac. -pariuA, or no perna-
nent cure Is possible Tryn
C. W. Allen. Druggist of Brunswick. Me-.
says: i have never known Ayers sarsaparills
fail 10 give satisfaction In hundreds Of cases
within my knowledge IL has proved . perfect
specific for diseases arising from impurities In
the blood I regard Il as an invaluable spring
medicine
AYERS sARSAPARILIA.
Prepared by D.: J. c. Aver Co., Lowell Masa
Sold by all Druggists. Price 81; six bottles, Is
ts30 WORTH s5 BOTTLE
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AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prices of
the New York Stock Market, as reported by special
wire TO Corson and Mccartney, 14l0 street
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Earnings for the fourth week Of July show
these increases: Norfolk and Western, ell, S73
Cincinnati, Washington aud Baltimore, 81, s9e,
Louisville and Nasbyilis, ~, ia
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THE GEsu1Sr
JOHAN HOPP,S
MALT EXTRACT
IL the
BEST EUTRTTIvE TONIC
and most
pALATABLE HEALTH BEVERAGE
Nr impaired Digestion, Dyspepsia Convalescence
Weak Children, and General Debility.
WHAT PROF. COLEMAN. OF GLASGOW, SAYS OF
IL Suffering from attack of Illness which had not
only reduced my strength, but brought on extreme
exhaustion, from inability To appropriate food tried
the effects Of the Genuine Johann Hoh's Malt Extract
avineglsssfu three times day. It's was followed
by marked eects-1 Food, which had heretofore been
found to the alinentary canal unchanged
properly. p There appeared IN increased power OF
evolving animal heat and storing up fst
Beware OF limitations The genuine has the sigma
tdre of johann Hoh the neck Of every bottle. AL
others worthless limitations.
JOHANN HOEF, Berlin and vienna New York Of
fee, q Barclay at ta.3-tu. th&s
CMART WED AND BELLADONNA, COMBINED
- with the other ingredients used in the best porous
pasters, make CarteT's = W. Is. BHckache Plasters
The best in the market. Price 20 cents.
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The BLACK DIAMOND AFrAIR.-No informa-
ton has as yet been received at either the State
or Navy department concerning the escape of
the Black Diamond.
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Electric Lights for the Navy Yard.


Provision was made in the last naval appro-
priation bill for the purchase of electric light
plants for the navy yards at Washington, New
York, Norfolk and San Francisco. The plant
will be first placed in the Washington navy
yard, and the bids for furnishing this plant
were opened at the bureau of yards and docks,
Navy Department, this afternoon.
There were ave bids, the lowest Of which
was that of the Schuyler electric COM
pany OF Middletown, Conn, $l9,750
Tho specifications require two engines,
fans, dynamos, seyenty-Ave single and
~ double arc lights, and $4,000 feet Of insu-
lated wire. II the establishment of the plant
in the Washington navy yard is successful pro-
posals viii be asked for the other plants.
On Saturday last the case Of Mrs. Lizzie
Maurice, charged with keeping . disorderly
house in Bladensburg, which had been pending
before Justice Hurley for some weeks, Was dis
missed by the justice.
Chss. Boss OF the SOLDIER Home has repro
duced a marvellous facsimile u the celebrated
chateau of Marie Antoinette 81 Tfiune out Of
card: and iuinglass which ~ atkastsd oonsid-
ogablo ettontjon.
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Chicago Markets,

CHICAGO. Aug. tclosing,. : Wheat = August
n: September. 76,S; December 7sx. Corn
August 3sk; september, 36S; October, 3os: De-
cember, 355s. Oats : August c0x; September,
20x: October. 2OK. Pork-August, l0.tS2k; Sep.
tcmber, 1O.05; October, 10.4Tk. Lard August
6-:Hh: September, 635; October, 63S; Dccem-
Der, $40. Short ribs--August kz5; September,
5.47H; October, 5.4h
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I'd EDITION.
Latest q8legTamS to The Star.
THE GREAT COKE STRIKE.
1t Is Practically General Throughout
the Entire Region.

GUARDS YIRE UPON THE STRIKERS But no BLOOD
HAS BEEN sHED-PRoPosrTroNs FOR AN AID
VANCE BY THE PRoPRrEToRs REFUSED BIZ THE
MEN-A LONG STRUGGLE EXPECTED.
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The stonecutters on Lowell street., Charles
ton, w. Va, struck yesterday because the con-
There was elmcst : tiot but VIZ hsaAs prsssst
rReYented kouhla.
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o. | c.
.50KI 60A
Washington Stock Exchange,

Following are to-oays quotauOn5 az close OF
Government bonds-U.s. AVS, registered, 1851
bid, l06A asked. u ). AVS, 1891, coupon, 1867
1854 asked. U. S. As. coupon. l2s bid
District Of Columbia bonds-Per imp. 6s. 1901.
currency, 1O7 u bid, 1O7x asked Market stocks. IS
1892, currency, los bid cougar fund, Us, 1892,
coin 119 b, bid. w 2oyear fund p POS C. 1850
rency, 142H bid. 3o-year fund, Us. 1902, coin,
l23 bid. Water stocks, 1903, currency, 1421. bid.
SOS, 1924, fund, currency, ls2 BID.
1st. is, 100 bid. U. 5. Electric Light bonds, I'd is
50 bid, 100 asked. Washington and Georgetown
Ha Ham GO S. 1885 aSe los sd bid %sb
ington Market company LIST mortgage, IS,
l0bid. Washington Market company bonds, imp
mortgage bonds, 6s, 1904, 1o2k bid. Wash
ington Light Infantry bonds, I'd rs, 1904 rs bid.
washington GasIight Company bonds, series A,
bonds. series B. Is. 123I bid.
National bank stocks - Bank Of Washing
Metropolitan. $50 bid, 800 asked. Second.
III bid. Farmers and Mechanics, 176 bid.
Citizens, 40 bid. Columbia, IA bid.
Railroad stocks-Washington and Georgetown
240 bid 275 asked. Metropolitan. 13S bid l40 ask ed
Columbia 80 bid, 60 asked. Capitol and North
street, A bid, so asked.
Insurance stocks-firemens, Al bid. Franklin
Al bid. Metropolitan, "A bid. National Union
10Y bid, GOV asked. Arlington, 40 bid. Corcoran,
65 bid. Columbia, lo5 bid, 15H asked. German
American, $50 bid. Potomac, g9 bid, 100 asked
Riggs 3 bid, 8 asked. National Topographic,
25 bid. 37k asked Mergenthaler. 1714 bid.
Gas and Electric Light Stock-Washingten Gas,
431 bid, a. asked. Georgetown Gas, 46 bid
u. s. Electric Light, 81 bid. Pneumatic Gun
Carriage, IL bid, IL asked.
Telephone Stocks-Pennsylvania. % bid, 81
asked. Chesapeake and Potomac IS Y bid So asked.
American Graphophone Company, 24x bid, %
asked.
Miscellaneous Washington Market Com
pGny, II bid. Washington Brick Machine
Company, $50 bid. Great Falls Ice Company,
40 bid $50 asked. Bull Run Panorama. %
bid, 2S asked. Real Estate Title Insurance, 123k
bhd. Columbia Title Insurance Company. 81
bid. National Safe Deposit Company, 2S5 asked.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. Aug 6.-Cotton duii--midd}ing,
119s. Flour active and firm. Wheat-southern,
nrm shipping grades higher; Fultz, SOaS7; Long
berry, SlaSS: No. 2 80; steamer, S5l; western.
futures steady; No. winter rcd, spot, strong.
s5k; sales; August. 81; sales; September, S3&a
$780, October, "a; December, S5s.as5z5. Corn
southern, duh and easier: white, 4Sa50 yellow
45a4Gk; western quiet: mixed, spot, As asked; Au-
gust, 43Aa4aH; September, 43ka43x; October,
AN Oats, inquiry shade better-southern and
Pennsylvania, 30a35; western white, 33a35k;
western mixed, .s,a:,0: graded No. 2 white, asa
35I1: graded No mixed, 29a29k. Rye nominal,
50a52. Hay. firm prime to choice timothy,
16.00a1650 Provisions duil-mess pork, 13.00a
1850. Bulk meats loose shoulders, 5x; long
clear, OK; clear rib sides, 81; sugar picked
shoulders, 6Z; sugar cured smoked shoulders
N. Hams, 12ka13x. Lard, refined, N. Butter
steady - creamery, I6a17. Eggs arm = fresh,
IA. Petroleum, steady - refined. 7.15. Coffee
nominal.0 Sugar steady - soft, SO; copper
steady. Freights TO Liverpool per steamer dull
keceipts-nour. Ii, 900 barrels: wheat SO 900 bush
els; corn, 1000 bushels oats, 1900 bushels.
Shipments-none. Salos-wh0at, $4,000 bushels:
corn, 10000 bushels.
BALTIMORE. Aug. 6.-yirginia consois. 81 bid:
do. threes, 67kaB7x; Baltimore and Ohio stock,
Slae0; Northern Central stock, 20 bid: Cincinnati,
washington and Baltimore frsts, 99a{; do sec
onds b3k: do. threes, 26a28; consolidated gas
bonds, 1l2k; do stock, 44ka4d
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wlLLETT & RCofF,

lN 81 Aneostura Bitterx the Soufh kne1iean ss,r.,
nzsr. Manufactured by Dr.. J. q. y. sisSsxs 3 Soas
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The REPORT ON THE BALTIMORE PosTOFFIcE.-
The report by the civil service commission on
the conduct of the Baltimore city post Office
under the management of Postmaster Brown
has been completed and signed by the
three commissioners. No one outside Of the
commission knows what the report recon-
mends. but It's generally supposed to be arather
mild document Commissioner Lyman said
this morning to STAR reporter that the report
would not be given out until it had first been
submitted to the Postmaster General, and, as
Mr.. Wanamaker will be absent from the city for
about ten days, the report will be withheld
from the public for just so long.
GEN. ALBERT ORDwAY has returned from
Berkeley SPRING.
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". Il SINISTER l. Sons
ele PENN. AVE. NV.
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PATENTS have been issued to citizens Of the
District as follows: David w. Brown, reprepar-
ing graphophone tablets; Alexander H. s.
Davis, car coupling; Charles d. Davis, hydraulic
press; John Ewig, waistband fastener; Austin
Herr, two patents separating garlic from wheat
and machine for that purpose; Geo. A. Mason,
engraver's tool; VIM. c. Murdoch, vulcanite
pavement; Edwin A. Newman. drawing board;
Emanuel Pifferling, cabinet show case; VIM. A.
Raborg, stub-envelope book.
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MAINLAND AND VIRGINIA PosTMAsTERs.-Tbe
following fourth class postmasters have been
appointed in Virginia and Maryland: Geo. F.
Parker, Accomack county; T. w. Goodloe,
Alton, Nelson county; w. G. Digges, Bowling
Green, Caroline county; Geo. H. Mock, CASH
vile, Accomack county; F. l.. Harris. Church
wood, Pulaski county; Jos. Pomfret, Flint Hill,
Rappahannock county; Jas. A. Stevens, Low
ingston, Nelson county; Abbie H. Wood, Moor
Moss Neck, Caroline county; E. II. Conquest,
Oak Hail. Accomack county; B. G. Blythe. Rap
pahannock academy, Caroline county; JAS L.
Smith, Puther Glen, Caroline county; J. w.
Nelson, Sugar Grove, Smyth county; J. W.
Druer, Sykes, Accomack county; w. L. Rich
ardson, Valley View, Smyth county;S. s. Ellis,
Waverly station, Sussex county, Va. Mrs. NJ.
Jaynes, Rosaryville, Prince Georges county;
Jno M. Lynn, Woodland, Talbot county, Md.
, 1889-01-31
Tn. killing Of Cl.y,e..

PLUNNERvILLE, Ark, Jan. 3O-Tbe
assassination Of Hon. John N. Clayton o.
CURED at o'clock last night at his board.
ously. Clayton stepped to the window and
an unknown person outside fred a load of
buckshot through the window into his
neck. breaking it and killing him in
stantly.
LITTLE RocK. Ark, Jan. 30.-A bill
was presented 10 the senate to-day. au-
thorizinR the governor to offer reward Of
5000 for the murderer of John Clayton.
Fort SMITH. Ark. Jan. 3O.-A large
number Of citizens met here and denounced
the assassipation Of Clayton and offered
a reward .or the punish uent Of the assas.
sin. -.
, 1889-01-31
BIsMARCK.
THE MAXWELL LAND CAsE
In New Mexico, Decided In Favor of the
Plaintiffs Title and Rs-estab-
lishing HIM.


Plainstn's Title and Rs-estab-
Itching nsn.
SANTA FE, N. NJ. Jan. 30.-rhe su-
preme court Of New Mexico to-day gave
their decision in the Maxwell land grant
case Affirming the title to that property
and dismissing the bill Of the government
to set aside the patent. The history of
the case in brief is as follows: Shortly
after ths bill OF the government was
brought In Colorado q similar one vas
fled In the United States courts in New
MEXICO 70 be held in abeyance
until after the former suit was
tried. Judge Brewer dismissed
this suit and the supreme corrt
Of the United States sustained him. Not
withstanding this the department Of
justice ordered trial In New Mexico. in
volving precisely the same evidence and
questions OF Law 20 be prosecuted. Tesult-
Ing In its dismisssl by the judge Of dis
trict court on demurrer in which the
decision was to-day sustained BY Q higher
court. This doubtless 10 the closing act by
the department of justice ~ it 10 not likely
they will wish TO appear again before the
supreme court of the United States.
, 1889-01-31
THE PRKsIDENT-ELECT,
Receives Distisguishsd visitors Yssser-
dav-.The Csavton AsanclsNtou

H"o ~SSSSuu "UsVcWS1ous
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 30.--General Har.
rison had y number OF prominent visitors
to-day, chief Of whom wac Hon. Anthany
Higgins, senator-elect from Delaware,
Mr.. Higgins spent over an hour In con.
sultation with the president-elect. He
Wilson Of Wilmington, Delaware, for sec
retary of war.
Louis Altheimer OF Pine Bluff, Ark, q
wealthy planter, came to endorse and
urge the recognition of General Powell
Clayton for place in the cabinet, but Q
cad incident marred his visit for he is
next-door heighbor and bosom friend to
Hon. John N. Clayton, who was assassi.
mated last night at Plummerville. Ark,
the news of which reached him early this
morning. General Harrison was pro-
founde dly affected.
, 1889-01-31

ST. Louis. Jan. 30.-Cbarles NJ. Balch
and wife. living near Walnut Spripgr,
Texas. were found dead in bed yesterday
%ora'ns morn a no'n svo,ns ~ers inos through e the
bodies. u 10 supposed Baich shot his
wife and then killed himself, but no canse
Is assigned for the act. They had been
married but a few mouths.
, 1889-01-31

signed call has been issued for mass
meeting of the citizens Of Portland
to be held on Wednesday even.
ing. The announced purpose of
the meeting is the organization
Of a law and order league. The call is
signed by number of the prominent men
OF the city. The meeting will be address.
ed by Major Helton, the noted temp
ance lecturer from Washington City.
, 1889-01-31

ORovILLE. CAL, Jan. 90, Special.-Ar-
thur, the oldest son Of the chairman Of
the board Of supervisors OF Anderson
aged 20 years, while ont hunting yesterday
was shot and killed by ONE Craver bis
companion, who mistOok him for q deer.
, 1889-01-31

OLYnprA, Jan. 20. Special.-The su.
prsme COURT fled on opinions to-day a. fol-
IowG Mccoy W. Bell, Judgment affirmed;
Turner 70. Saxon. affirmed; Martin W.
Whitman, county reversed; CLARK W.
Liscolu, county affirmed; Scott W. Pat
tisou, shrmed; Stewart W. Walls Walla
Printipk Company, reversed; Brown, re-
ceivsr, ts. Ranch, reversed; o. r.. 4 N.
Co. VI, Owsley, reversed; Began W. Reed,
affirmed; Stanley vs. Marsh, affirmed; /;
Chemberlin ys. Winn, reversed Dacres vs.
0. r. h N. Co., reversed and remarded.
The Following cases were argued and
taken dnder advisement: Mccartney vs.
Glsssford; Webster and others vs.
Thatcher.
OLYMPIA, Jan. %, Special case
Of the Northern Pacific Railroad Com pany
vsyD.l o Brien occupied the supreme court
ell day and was submitted.
Bids for the public printing were
opened to-day and contracts awarded as
follows: For $1,000 delinquent tax lists,
$l1 per 1000; 10000 census rolls, $3.50
per 1000, TO Q: B. Baxlsy. Seattle. For
55, 900 original duplicate and triplicate
assessment rolls. 81 per 1000. Mrs. P.
OLYMPIA. Jan. 80. Special.-Died TO.
day after u long illness, Mrs. X. w. o.
, 1889-01-31

trapder. mother of Mrs. William Nc
Micken OF this city and Mr.. Lew Osfran-
der OF Puyallup,. and grandmother Of Mrs.
Frank Dayton Of Portland. Or. The de-
ceased was horn In Connecticut and had
attained her S7th year. Her remains will
be taken to Mertonvill, MIMI. for inter.
ment.
In the supreme court,to.day Mr.. Walter
Loveday WAS admitted 10 the bar.
The case OF tine Spokane Manufacturing
COMPANY vs, McChesney ct al. was argued
and submitted.
, 1889-01-31

WHATcoM, Jan. 29, Special.-To-day
Nelson Bennets, foreman. with forty men,
endeavored to prevent the building IT q
water front from Whatcom to Sehome.
The city marshal with fifty deputies be.
gan the removal Of logs that obstructed the
city is sustained by Judge Burke's de.
Gle ion.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-08
The Tonic of the Hour.

Go where you will, there is one sub
ject that predominates in all conversa-
lions. The statesman, the business man,
the laborer, every man. woman and
child is racking his or her brain over
this important subject-and that is:
What shall we select for Christmas
presents for our friends and relations?
Now take my advice and you can save
a large amount of tronble, worry and
money by calling at Hippler d Golfers
establishment, corner of Seventh and
Sibley, and looking at the vast and
gorgeous array of handsome articles to
be seen i'll their holiday collection, which
is varied enough to satisfy the whims
and peculiarities of all. Do not pro-
crastinate, for you must remember that
there are 25O,OOO persons in this city to
be supplied, and first come Is first
served.