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After the Dclugo, for which n large sum Of
money has been offered and declined.
Minnie Schult has again proved herself a
=, mascot, I'm n Chanpic from over the
Wattah " ~ n goa great big 70, and the credit
Is due to the really excellent way in which IL in
handled by Miss Sc,ult. Manager Gcbharlt, of
the Casino. says that ordinarily two ercOre1
suffice for a .song, aud that il tx the rule for
%silgcrs; but last evening the audience wouldn't
be- satisfied with two, and II was necessary to
break the rule aud give three. II is many weeks
since . bill 20 good in all respects has been pre-
sCntCd at the tusluo. The National Bowling
Club gave ite monthly dinner in the Casino cafe
yesterday, which proved a great succcss.
The evening world., 1889-01-22

tFrom N, BnGuio S,r..

TTrOn he HHNuID NsWE.1
She is slender AMI tall as ~ goddess,
With fair hair and eyes Of soft gray;
Tiny hands which I've nc'er dared to fondle,
Though | send her each day II bouquet.
| see her At ball or at dinner,
She willingly smiles on the rcst.
But tor me she nciGr cares, though / sc that she
wears
A bunch of my flowers at her breast.
| hear she's engaged to young Bullion;
| shall go to the wedding. fOr-well-
NUl see I'm the fashionable florist,
While she's u society belle.
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An Ant puDil.

From he Ne0 Fork Fsek'yl
Doctor-The trouble with you is that you don't
take enough exercise. Take more.
~Blinks-Thanks. How much do l owe you?
Ductor-Two dollars. Here IL your change.
Much obliged. Heighoi | don't feel very well
myself.
Blinks-You take too much exercise, Doctor.
Take less. Two dollars, please.
The evening world., 1889-01-22

fernal sea. beetle we're not Immediately loosed
from his ship he would first sink her and
then the repeller.
To these remarks the director of the Syndi-
Gates vessels paid no attention, but pro-
ceeded TO state rs briefly and f~orcinly rs pos
sible that the Lenox had been detained in
order that he might have an opportunity Of
speaking with her commander and of
informing him that his action in coming out
vi the harbor Tor the purpose of attacking
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SYNOPSIS OF INSrALHENrS L-vyL

sr% S Mse close hsm rmtc century SWdhHned Menyame egTMfmnM make Gntad With United
SSsHy mmaF nEHdr hsSEn%@tssh @t consist Gh, SeEMmoTaA Pa like number % submarine
EwsarmSmEI jaws the crabs tea on III nSbS" md propeller SMeA Eh&S %%enE%%% % s%as
homHG completely ehNesa hAhfrhhedh nqndA thhd demoshHA GArmedh fort which dh n bmnd
%ys%4%%Sah %% %Rs s s"%, ~~%%, m%%s S&H% m SS%%rss T&T .b rest r%0 SS %I%SS%s%%T T S S 9aa .%TS% ~
ne United States S SmWM sailors mMm de while mS SmdhMW carrie SON" III war hGmm M S
fer M&ndfH TO mk9tome even more effective emOnsuahnd gifts power in r NEE the poMmgp pop
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rector Of the repeller and swore TO him
through his trumpet that il he did not I'M
mediately order the Lenox 10 be set free. her
heaviest guns should be brought TO bear
upou his floating ~counting-house and that 1t
should be sum- If il took all day to do 1t.
1t would have been a grim satisfaction 10
the commander OF the LenoI 10 sink Repeller
No. g, for he knew the vessel when she had
belonged 10 the United States Navy. Before
sLe Lad Leen bought by the Syndicate and
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prom he Ihiiad, Ih,n Rscoril
Customer docking over the bill OF fare in
restaurant-I zee a new dish here; Turkey a la
Bernhardt.
Waiter-Ycs, sab: and very cheap, sab, but
not very film. It's mostly bones.
The evening world., 1889-01-22
What For
flynn H.. pLiI, 5rJpb,a CoU 1

from te Philadelphia Canl
A philanthropic New York woman proposes to
organize a society for the protection of ballet
dancers. II is presumed that shc proposes to
supply them with clothing.
The evening world., 1889-01-22
THE GREAT WAR SYNDICATE
Remarkable Story Of Hostilities Between the
United States and Great Britain.
How a Wonderful War Was WaSed by Contract Near the Close
Of the Nineteenth Century.
BY FRANK r. STOCKTON.

Author Of Z" RHdder Grange" The Lad or he TJr,'" The Late Mrs. Nu,o " u
Casting Auay of Mrs. Leeksa and MS. Ahhine" 6, &C.
huBLsHED BY SPECIAL RRMGEMEN WITH MR. p F. COLLIE, OF " OMEGA wnK!I
The evening world., 1889-01-22

First English Actress lin Londonl-Wcll I'm
glad that Mary Anderson has gone back home.
Now may be some of us will have n chance.
Second English ACtrCss-YCs; ! don't sec why
the British Government can't protect us from
labor
The evening world., 1889-01-22

A party of royal merry-makers attended the
fourth annual ball of the Feasible Pleasure Cir
Gle, at Beethoven Hall in Fifth street last night.
The. club members We're III full dress. Otto
PresiaentJ.j. Weber made a happy after-dinner
nneeCh.
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so.as.nator s.heR. ,suomina,ed.

The caucus 9Easp5emocratic State Senators, at
Trenton, N. j., hist evening proceeded very
quietly and harmonieusly to renominate United
States Senator McRherson. Ex-Gov. Leon
Albeit received 10 votes in the caucus to Mr..
Mcpherson's o5.
The evening world., 1889-01-22
The Misses Smiths Dance.

The Misses Smith. ?2O Madison avenue, will
give a dance for young people on Jan. 81. The
iinravelling of puzzles will be one of the features
of the evening.
The evening world., 1889-01-22

was we'll received. There was n long and attrac-
tive programme, and the usual large and APP
preciativc audience.
The evening world., 1889-01-22

Six petty officers, including the schoolmaster
and apothecary, who have deserted from the
Atlanta, are believed to have been scared away
by yellow fever, the vessel being on its way to
Hayti,
The evening world., 1889-01-22

AsAFE, sure cure for coughs and colds. ADAMsoS's
BOTANIC BALsAM. KINsMAS, 25th st, and 4th ave. -
The evening world., 1889-01-22
INSTALNIENT NO. 3.

WHEREIN III INDICATE AS PEACEFUL rrIEE ScouNTE WITH HE uNrrEDs STATES MANOR
PUBLIC criticism.
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HaERIsDNFs RENEDICTFOy.
A Visit Frem Isppaeanse Veterans
Bringing = Exhr~

1sEKAS AExz1s. FeA gy--4e.alssx,es svs.es.sx.
E<pa hxs rz-ase- eusexexf dawn. che enls
new seasurr keIng the Eeezlnx Gs as,<aasi-
uaiz % Nfa1orn 1aslse. whsfAh a 4eFeEas,-
10 ArnEng Nozze 81 JeAn &. SeBs fssensx
fAe ra0xr fuzueatzaf of News frsarssss
aoxevsv. ssseEf tazf be "a nee booked ss-
ar raM8st place Ezs sEF re Austrian
fnass11a- This sf,s-1ooa ever re
members Of IL Marion ceanfs
Ispf'ec2nos e1Hs called Ga Gen
Ing him with . cxss1ssy ara elexast Fsiss;s.
purchased BY The esah sometime are. TIE
es1dl1x wss specially designed for ksArs
Azrrsse1- On the slsrk rnxes we-s -
fz5raed the Eazszs ns 1ssa yezSTmzS " ksa have
goiae from earth ard tAe ssxBxEnrrs aE II
E1eEnessTs wAa FssrsisipAzes1 in fhe tspsf.
LhsF wezE reeeSyea+ Iafornaa1T - Sen
Harrison When al had entered the
rtsuz-zS~ f-E saere6 esssx IA Is rezxe9-ffrsfss
case was PLACED before ssss ~es;esszst<iecs-
sr4 hss- asr. Henry Bag rnaaze = h-aef bssi
saa.s slt.slk prssesafzssssa address. Sen HAr-
rtson = As notleezhix E;zected. Ia his rsyssy
Be rSfnrned thanks 50 the club for the rg-
Nsssse%z sys sErEzsx 0x feexsszs Anz s1x4<F -
fzeEAbeEs had sk0wu hin s4ace isS csTAas
xmsioa
Referring 70 tke wssh fn~ szeseSs IA his
new pest Of duty expressed By Nr nsy.
tAe general SAID shall lean upoz y1u
and Epon tass great God fearzng pessss9ss
w1osn ] represent. ! eannzs kpTe 10 es-
cape llssz Criticism q the Szisnaa-xs ns sae
esaor~acsss ard CON YslicateSi datses glisrA
are seea - 1eyclse upon Eze. auf 90 hose
that shall esczse fAsa errog ard tsst 10 VIII
1TFea-. when ny fzga1eznzte 4z1 brief
work Is 1ckae. thar hare scs before roe as
TIE pole ssg~ OF M psihsse life. & satrilssfe
purpose 20 pgesncfe the Frsse gloxy nF the
ecRusry ard the highest -oca Of ssxsr tscss-
pie sod bless y0u. every one Nat the
erlssa alton of this hosy book 81; your Ii YES
win Feaee and Eake the las. the best aas
o. ali YsGr hencrabse lives
~ TIE eoac1ns3or 0f the generals .s5aeh-
laS wor-s- she veterans passed zaoag AnE.
caEsrsng the generals hand Ia silence. rtsas
tatt- ave The sceze was probably tie
saoss ssiernn and paehesie ever wsraessesa
IN gen. Exrrsx0ss-x hs,sssa
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NATIONAL AFFAIRS
Civil Service Commissioner
Edgerton Removed.
FoErTrrcArIoSs ErEL rassED.
Appointments % = Brssish Minister
Not Expeesea-CensuI General
s<wsii ResIxns-
roKrIrIcArIoSs ErrI PASSED.

HAxnIxgrox. Feb 4-Tne ysrxxsfasss Ia
day se1f the uozninAxs0a - ske seR2s<s a
Hugh : Thompson OF South ssarsElna IS
be United SssFes easff service rnraTsgs-
sloner. II TIE pace of A1ssx P. E4gersan,
Juaze E1gersoa was 4. he eapssos his
afserruou. He says nc received no snts.
Z atf9z from the president OF saF IN ,e-.-
ten fG rcsaoFe hzH fron oaEce urtiI vps-
tesEay. when As called ~ sha Whsfe
Hoase. The prssissent Ehen requested him
% resign Is order that the 0zSce znighf be
flied - Tiiosars rssoa TIE president said
these wss IsFss hoFpe Of securing place
sEE Thorn ys0H 80 long z8 there y - M
stlIsRlzae yzesney On the commission.
E1Fert81 declined TO resign. holding
ereszfsable 80 himsesS or calculated 10 helm
a1T sksaer r3ssssxs. Sntspszszssw sa3s Tss<szf~
soa cDnl0 not fe essa1rmes3 IL nominated
OF eGHs=e the president zafxhe exaxr1sz his
prerogafiFe II he s&w h6 The prrssse,ss
csd see sc, an6 whsu Edgerfeu rearksexa hss
efssee this morning he found fhe folsawing
letter awaiting aim
s.ExEcE11yE Maxszos.
wAsa1NGTuS. Feh. o
fsser ssF,--Y Yea are he-essy rssryoxeCs lresa
the oeiee Of United stg.es EVIL segTsae
corr missioner.
6gevEk cIxvEIAxb.
TO Eon. A. r Esgerfoa. .
y hen tne news was communicated 10
TIE setnsznsng commissioner. 1asraAn f1at
osiscer was xaTpgzsea He found himself il
prcdiexmens. He was by no means sAfis.
nEd that be nA1 GEthDrisx single nffeEs Z,
discharge the formal eiz;Tsgs of tbe esysl STR
s;tee commission. Eslgerfsa says he canaa.
recall any Differences with fase p-esfsieTs.
during his term OF Office. except those
growing ont OF what BE describes As -sthe
fact that ths president vas the first Mug
wttEar Ia tie aand. wlSle | en- q strsigas-
out DerEoeraf. lie intends 70 write 4
letter % she president Ia 4 day or sw0 ar
kDowseast1g receipt Of bis nesicc ssf re-
moysi xaa perhaps adding an expression
Of bis opinion upon the presidents course
In TIE rnaf-Er
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PURE or POISONED warEsI.
The Issue stetween Portland and
the stiff -S<eksti Governor.

PeETlASo. Feb. N---There is i fe<linE ist
great Gnessiness IN this eSty feElxAt con
ceFnsng The Bu1i Rem water bill. thu
measure. ss previously announced 70 these
dispatches, has passed beth AcEses and
been vetoed by Gov rpnEoyer X wax
taken up Il rke seaa:e yesterday ana
passed over the veto. and now awaits SO
ton in The honse- The objection % s1e
bill oH the par; q! tsse governor aid bis
eoterie i hesed az TIA csanse txensps-
log from TAXATION sise bonds 20
be issued By The cisy et Portland
for the purpose cf SIMPLY Ing i.s ctsiTens
wifh pxrs water Frcga The Cascade na9GE-
falns
Ths measure r. In gFsaf peril Iarre are
81 Inernbs=S ia tee house, e0Dseq EeBt2y ~
sre eeeasz@r7 20 p4Ss * The ec1sess has
a@aca-ae 81 close ssiaf sne result 1e.-sfsTs
ca , single vote. Yesterday tie fTlssas of
the ksii counted their fa~res. T1ey nMns-
hse-ssf fa Wazd wxs given - the friends
sn the seaase 30 seuss ske measure 20 the
hause Before this dene. however. Il wGs
sesraea tias enc 81 tAe - lad chAugess Us
opinion aa9 gore over ~ the goveTnaE, 80
al x6 6ioarnrzent was f1Trsss 20 AozssaT-
TAHs matters ztsa3 tonight C0rast2erns
hle bitterness has Aeesf Szare11eEpss. axssl
Gnv. penn0yer q ch&rxca VITA open lob
byiar tu- yn.es. This. however, ae de-
nlAs. Friesaas Of the tisl ssg E1ere s oEss
srgsxnsNt left aad i VII he eraYs1s9sl
uaiy a. last rssaT4- Issey Ys-gssase - sFo7 /:
81 amir against az legiss atsds suaFss-ssd
hY 0xFsaa2nts 81 tne water seaeraes z1d
wsff 30 snfssr@a obstinate HfaeE1 eers
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Il QUEST OF GOLD.
4 Bloody Story of the wv
onling Mountains.
sEEKrsa Az OLD SPANISH NINE
Elghs Aexisan Miners Fouaa sgasn
at = Deserted SHAFT. and Their
secret ssslea.

G8ETgxSg, wyu.. Eez. The ssseavr~r
oE she asciSes of eight NeKican srsspeesr-s
AZ The EsssasA cs The aaxr6onsss Ssn S2gra-
der raine. n the zossssera par. as wyuzz.
Ing, ksz brozEhs ~ ltgh, ra-aatse s1ary
Fsv2ilznx al tA3 tales aAsoE: saekEax sc-
CART kaadss bars ssa treasures
Migsss MgrtsaeR. 81 re had Of 3 sa-tv
os Ms so-stry yzsssss. sss herr lzss tkza fae
two aays He conaasess 10 a Mexican rxs..-
eae- nerss fhaE tAsg we're IN search ~ au
8hAEd1aed god mEne. whiek szssv slssress
20 b rzca n meta. 9zz. were g13nx % ssss-
gelsp u AsxsxEea csrsszff Chart sszeea
90 pagc AnaeAs. mhsch he said wss afxa yesss
usa asd wxs -nsee ~ an anerstur of his il
tEs2 skSk ltSH1gG Fenfnry. Tbs rA@xx kSA
sseezz ssss sssr ssnny yeArz. krsx Aa4s r4eesssls
ta-nxd aEA and a. czee = Fzssy m.As exEHa~
Led.
The ssnrg that has rzn throzzh fA@ fxz.-
isy Fer ~ geEe-xtsons Was that MArFsss~x the
elder Vas 81 tie head 81 hand os Spanish
ssssssAszSirFs Eho were wozkiag . rscG znine
srsssT~ eSre II IBIS part cf tie rpzasrv
TIE zHsGerx qrkzTesed s1E EnaslY EczgA7.
Asss. Ehesr akysszo-s Fesassed IL fAe 9ks4ra-
ss9<s rseizs OF slfE nzfnes though + wzs verr
rzea. MxTssaex wxS wcaudesI ard aseSs sazs
the gzg bone VITA hss hss<Ss ae frarr-s
chart waicA wms 70 DC xs&A aaxacy 10
kis ehsaaren- 4 fEiEAfnl srter9 tssgswprva
sfs<s ard c2ss re1eEtsy tErne1 III
aa-flasz. TIE sfesretSaAz. was sasz al
s@a E7znes Ap aogta sast sasaer21 agents
1ee xresi were worked Hy SaeuExr<sx hus.
lssssss at years ago Ms party wAs z.ssz
ACQtss. named Keller. ref-arteE1 that hls
7sastv h&1 discovered their bodies Az tha
Nexscsns Asd been SACs ard useze Nsc,ss ara
EtSt ~ 6g EGsxeS. Saogrizr the Struggle
ssss b4sssz' 70 band enc There wsre eys-
sieslees taAt the yscso-s1zss paris iass three
o. fear me1, ami fhst tssey hsss made 4
Aasfx departure. carrying tie dead and
waunlexs with taesz.
What surEgzse1 the hunters Encr<s 9as
thst tie n1aae hsd reeently been w0rkrsa
II i SC. kaawu that 4 r.frkszx
Gaa foEschef x Ssuce two raeu starved
20 DEATH there 10 ie7T There Is reason 10
tA53k tAat the -a1 SAlExssor was not tAe
Ta.ze deseF asasa 81 Fssesr ehGrs. asad thar the
murders aaSe t&ksa the rnsr ansl gone or
- 1ocaSe lie ancsels vein. The fact thas
the AeZless nurssS and soass xrye taken.
and thAt their ssazsEyY sud ss9Eae n1aney
are 10s removed Sroui t.seir bs1iss seemed
10 prove tsSs.
Keller says there Was esesv Indication
that the san Salvador nsae wsx rAritsx.
and beiixses thai TIE IaEae sought for b.
the Ne xsc&rs IA aot Tar from the ssAer. ara
Is kaowr 10 the party who were &. work.
Nc one here knows vito tAe m1yGrrsuS
rYpspxefHrs we're. and ss the region in
which fAE events oecE1rrei IS aaEanss iuRe-
cesss bic. x Il not likely anyone wsu start
10 work the cd raine and bss~x The Nvxf-
cans neE8re spslug.
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SENATE PROCEEDINGS.
The Fortificatians Bill Passed-The
Pacific Funding Eall.

MAsHESGs0S, Feb s.--Isa the senate the
senate tsll u establish a United states court
IN Indian TerTisory vas taken up
IA conjunction with tie house hiEi
90 change fae eastern aud north
era indieial districts. and was as.
eEsSed az iengfh. a substitute offered
by fogses vas ge}eete2 and q substitute Of
ieFes. By Vest was agreed -. and the bill
was TaSSeel A conference vas asked and
con nstfse appointed.
stewart offered resolution. which Was
agreed %, ealing 9u the commissioner of
1sh ard fisheries for information as 20 tie
sSiYsn fisheries og Alaska
Ga notion IL SHERMAN TIE hssEss amend
meat % s6e Girssst tax fgnd5ng hasi wHs
aogs-cgne tl-7ed in and 4 conference asked.
Tns faraaessloa appropriation hsA was
taken 40. On EaefsiSn af Mandesso1, an item
Of f-as3, &c WIS inserted for the purchase
of movable sua1r 4rlne Eorpes3oes. Impelie.s
and controlled ~ g.ti ny power fraz1 shore
stations Several amendments were re-
ported from the osZlrslttes &C ap1repriz-
uons assG agreed 20, eni the hsa ssas
passed
SsnafarS Hear. CnisoEa and Cse k-eii
we're appointed w8th fse presiding esseNr.
sae Sesszte e0gamitsee ea inauguration
eeTeT7onEeE.
TIE senate thsn -ssu-aess esssSi ilersslsa
81 the Union Fss.t fuas4sag b.ll. TIE qaes-
s4an ae4ng ca N3ssAsgEs aaoexsn "a rsss-0lzl-
s22tA Hs%a s@s-4 +z-ts ~ t.&t t%f1AaA&A4t<| 10
FaySaFs 1sil Supplying also 80 Eke Geafra}
gaci1c.
StswArt gave nszce that he wnn16 Hanv g
Instructions - tss cozsuIffes 30 Fey~SrI 4
Ssssl resaakstGy tsse axanHnt of TIE 1ets 10 fss
exp. 1asss ss me raiiway cazaYariss IN the
k<a.sSstsSstaA S. improvements an their
saassa l{res. Including daaase t-ask and
5wn@cs$ % NsoS& high grades. gsa& u
5r21cai sluss. sud iz the construction 81
sezysl ksrs3rzai5ss pf~xs fsr ErxssAfssa - cea
ggs>s saay aEfhagsze, wsSh saeh lkmisasi 5xs
On fre1gAss Stlu fares aS wsK3 insare cheap
transportation
The senate fssnu adjourned
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The Omnibus Bill Dftched inaes
Of the solid south.

wAsHIxGTox. Feb. SIN the house. on
fnos1oa Of Toole OF Montana. the senate
bill was pssSsd granting right OF way
through the Fort Custer uiistary ress-vS-
fiou- Montana 70 the Hig iiorn & south
ern railroad.
The huuse went into committee OF the
whole on the posfoizzce appropriation bin.
After debate the COMMITTEES rose 10 enable
the house 20 Iinsi. debate
That having been sione, Springer ~
ported that the consSrees ON sae territorial
bill bad been uDabss TO agres.
Baker a. New YORK offered resolution
inStgaefisg The house eolserees 20 exclude
New Mexico from the eAia. TO provide ior
the admission of North Dxkota BIZ proela-
nation. and provide fhes Montana aud
Washington shais he admitted on fhe same
terms. b. proclamation or By formal acts
Of admission. The Ealter vent sTer until
Monday
The committee resumed consideration
OF she posTofliee appropriation bill
Mason, OF Illinois, said he was opposed
30 the bill net so raugh on acepu nj Of the
effect ii might hare on the Chicago ;oss-
c1fice as for the effect II might h are upon
the Seventh district OF south csroifns.
With this preface Mason proceeded % dis
cuss the sfaalls Elliott contested election
ease From Ais study OF the ESe he had
come 10 the conclusion that the EaSf
gigantic frauds and the most Outrageous
snd disgusting schemes 70 rob tlse Repaa-
sicans os d representative ia tfie Fitch
congress ever known IN modern y13lisfcs
had been peyTesraTed IL the Seventh dis
irict OF South caYossrsA- The laws OF that
state were framed for the ssxss-sSs purpose
of allowing the Democrats TO defeat fhe
Republicans at the polls. IL the channels
OF crime were searched there c0aiG nGg be
found one that the " hife Democrats In the
Seventh district had uct resurfez To TO
cheat the negro. The record OF the dis
tict would net Esre been equGiseCi had rot
Arkansas furnished one additional
crime ard served notice on the - Sen:h
district that Ii must look out for Itself. aud
murder II necessary 10 ges majority OF
Democrats ia this house. In she evidence
taken some Democrats hal declared they
had been instEsiassee by negroes. Had
any nan ever saes q canary bird intiraf-
date STAKE. : noetblaeA lnsimsaAfe
policeman. roaring lamb rash into den
Of covering lions Then he had seen q
-oTEa Carolina Democrat inflmsdaEed by
negro. After receunting further oBtrazes.
which he asserted had oeen pracfieei ia
South Carolina. Mason declared he had no
apologies 20 make for what he lad said
let them take II cat OF hsl1. and nos out of
his poor ealogea friends
Mr. smagIs and Crisp Of Georgia replied
az sosne length. and claimed the records Of
the ease did not sustain MGsna's state
neuf.
The npS.ofs3ce bill Than being read fer
amendment, EsnEoz moved 20 Increase
tic appropriation for t1e pay of posEosfice
clerks BY Sgd aoe Pensiag vote On che
amendment the Ccmmissx rose and the
Aeg9Ss nd tarrv1Fs8
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SHIPPING SorKs.

Tee xehsusses TeAses il TFsg&rag A. kAE
aes's V sx-s sssr = sszssny GTGzse-
rs sp19er MMax&Ess& ges=sss4Ag sxsznF
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