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curlylc,s Only Meeting X with Queen vIctorl,


Cnrlyle,s Only Meeting with Queen Victoria
ii%Nlanys;versions have been printed of
the only meeting that eycr: took place
between Carlyle and Queen Victoria.
Some \ OF them are ;curiously3 correct.
Carlyle,s own account OF the meeting
lin March, 1860 is as follows, in letter
addressed to a relative at the time :sys II
934E" Coffee fairly done, h Lady Augusta
called 3me gently to come Z and speak
with her. Majesty II obeyed, first Q ask
ing, as ans old .inGrmish man, Majesty's
permission TO sit, which was srsciously:
conceded Nothing of the least signi-5
canoe WAS said, nor needed; however,
my. bit sol catalogue went very well
sWhat Spart 81 OF ID Scotland 81 4, came
from gsg Dumiries where Majesty
might as well 60 sometines) y; Carlyle,
Caer Level, I#I a * place n OF u about
the antiquity Of "a King n Solomon
according to- Milton) ,r-whereat Majesty
smiled Border Ballads, and even old
Jamie Pool slightly alluded to, not by
name, Glasgow and grandfather's ride
thither, ending in : moro Psalms and
streets vacant at 8 80 p. M, bard, sound
Presbyterian root Of what has $now shot
mp TO such a monstrously ugly cabbage
tree and Shemlock tree !Sall which Ma
jeety seemed to take rather well: u a..
Majenty herseif1( and I think $apropos of
some question $nbout4 my shakyahand)
said something about her own difficulty
| inYwriting 10 7dictation, which brought
forward Lady Lyell and husband, natur-,
,llv used To the 'onerntionE after which
talk becoming quite trivial Majesty,
gracefully retired with Lady Augusta,
and in ten minutes more returned to re-
ceivo our farewell bows which, too, she
delivery prettily,aand sailed out ! as III
moving on skates, and bending her head
to us with smile.nl f,5S rs
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IRON AND STEEL.
The Market Strong and the outlook In

The Market Strong and the Outlook In.
IL ~ u couraging. A IN y N
Brad.treefi report Jor last uett. Ii
No decided change has taken place In
the iron and steel market. sA heavy con-
sumption Of ali kinds Of material rs IN
progress Ia all parts Of The country. a
large amount Of material Is under ncgo.
tiation. Pig iron Is particularly strong
IN all markets. a. pressure Inns been
brought 10 bear upon southern compan.
les To name lower prices for largo lots for
delivery during the first six months of
the year, but as yet no concessions have
been made and there seems 10 DO no dis
position to grant any. The demand for
southern Iron Is very urgent; and bthe
companies there are In Ia position to die.
tate terms. y, Certain large buyers in the
West arc willing 10 place contracts for
iron for tho last half OF tho year, II con.
cesslons arc granted. Throughout the
North pig iron Is very strong md fur.
pace production IL maintained at maxi.
mum limits Tho contemplated blowing
In OF new furnaces Is reported at several
points. Nails are very strong, East and
West, Bar iron manufacturers are well
supplied with orders, but there Is mot
the same urgent demand for deliveries
after sixty days that was observed in
December. Skelp n iron II Is strong.
Wrought iron Pipe mills are expecting
a heavy demand. s The sheet iron max.
ers report urgent inquiry. Rivets, ANAL
railway material, tubes aud barb wire arc
all under :actiys inquiry. md some large
oantracts are about being placed. Tie
ear builders arc being heard from very
favorably,S and the demand from that
quarter will assume large proportions,
Judging from the present Indications and
structurai5 iron makers re.
port an5 increase in inquiry for material
Tor elevated railroad work, public build
Jugs, Warehouse and factory purposes.
One very large contract for shaped iron
las just been placed at q Pittsburgh mill /
or u Chicago enterprise. Steel rails arc
'trong at $50 in Eastern and S37 III Vest
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I HOSPITAL. REMEDIES.

~ a New Method otTrenting Diseases. ggi
m What are they !? There is anew de-
parture in the treatment OF diseases. 1t
consists in the collection Of the specifics
used BY noted specialists OF Europe and
America, and bringing them within the
reach of all. For instance the treatment
pursued by special physicians who treat
indigestion, stomach and liver. troubles
only, was obtained and prepared. The
treatment Of other physicians, celebrated
ior. curing Zeatarrh was procured, and so
OIL, till these incompatible cures now in
'clude disease Of the lungs, kidneys, ie-
male weakness, rheumatism and nervous
debility. 3,i:i n;
This new method OF cone remedy for
one disease must appeal to the COM
mon sense OF all sufferers, many OF whom
have experienced the i'll effects, and
thoroughly realize the absurdity OF the
claims OF Patent \ Medicines which arc
guaranteed to cure every! i'll Eout Of ! a
single bottle, and the use of which, as
statistics prove, has ruined more slomachs
dian alcohol. a circular describing these
new remedies is sent free on receipt OF
stamp to pay postage. by Hospital Rem.
cdy Company, 4 Toronto, Canada, sole
proprietors. 4 q. 'NlwFaEoW X,
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!4 The best salye in the world Sfor, cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt Irheum, fever
sorcs, letter, chapped hands, ehilblains,
cotns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required. I It
is guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. rice IS cents per
box For sale by Logan Drug Coz!
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Is one which is guaranteed to bring you
satisfactory results, or in case. Of failure
a return OF purchase price. On. this safe
plan you can buyffrom our advertised
druggists bottle Of DR.. Kings New Dis.
coyery for Consumption. 1t is guaran-
teed to bring relief in every case, when
used for any affection Of throat, lungs or
chest, such as consumption, Inflammation
oftlungs, bronchitis, asthma, 6whooping
cough Group, etc, etc. It is! pleasant
and agreeable to- taste, perfectly safe,
and can always beg depended upon.
Trial bottles free at Logan Drug Co. s
drug store Z! d
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IN ps.HoO Reward for q Lost Cnt,

THE equivalent In English money 81
$500 was once offered by an old lady
in,London for thetreturn of "a sfavorite
cat:which had Tstrayed !ors been stolen.
People called her; d s'crank,,"s land perhaps
tho gentler sex should ever gain this I'll;
tleS yet many do.S ~ is,e however, ire:
auenuy not their fault Often functional
arrangements will apparently change a
woman g entire 3 nature. Don't blame
such sufferers il they arc Cranky" but
tell them to use Or. Pierce's yFavorite
Prescription, hich is ian infailible
remedy fors"1 female weak mess. 81" II will
soon restore them to their normal con;
dition. It Is warranted To- give satisfac:
| tiontin every; case, Or money paid Tor Y
will be refunded n Il
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Live Stock

EAST IIBgEry, Pa, Jan. Is. -cat.,e-Reccipts
so head: shipments go head market nothing
ccipls 200 head: shipments 1850 head market
firm: Philadephias s. 75a3 so; Workers % S0a3 e0
heavy hogs; 50 G0a3 7o.tss sheeP-Receipts l,G06
head; shipments 1000 head !, market steady;
prime s. 6Ol5 So: good s. 2Hi5 10; inirJ 10 good
q 2aa3 80; common s. ooaa 90: lambs 5. foa6 IS.
3 CHICAGO, Jan. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1900 head;
market steady becycsg s. 0oa5 ISL steers s. Goa
20: stoekefs aud feeders s. a5as t0 Texans 81 CO
az 40. Hogs Receipts. q Coz head; - market
steady: mixed aud Hight 50 6Ga3 S.: heavy s. 65a
3s11I; skips 81 Q0a3 u. 4. Sheep-Nat!ves 81 10;
western corn fed So 5oa5 50; lambs 81 75a6 50. IS
Y ClTciSSATi,i Jan. ls.-liogs strong; common
and light So 25a3 75 packing aid butchers 81 Toa
s.; receipts 2,Sao head; shipments ZOO head.
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S Are you disturbed at night and broken
Of your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with! pain OF cutting teeth 2 If 3d.
send at once and get a bottle of Mus.
jWINsLow's SoorH1Xdl sYRur FOR Cum
DkEN TEETHlNa: Its value isincalculable.
twill relieve, the poor little sufferer i'm.
mediately. Depend upon il, mothers, there
is no mistake about it. b It cures ,dysen.
terry and diarrh9a, regulates the stomach
and bowels, cures wind collie, Boftens the
gums, reduces inflammation, and gives
tone and energy to the whole system.
Mrs. WlNsLow''s 4 SooTHINa 4 SYRUP ron
CulLpREN8 TEETu1Nal lis pleasant ito the
taste, and lis the prescription of zone Of
theS oldest and best female nurses and
physicians mi the United States, and is
for sale byiall druggists throughout the
world Price Is cents a bottle. ILL., wpav
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II Piles, Piles Piles.

III Losses Red Glover Pile Remedy \ is q a
positive specific for, all forms; efEthe dis:
ease. Blind, bleeding itching, liberated
aad bprotruding Epiles. Price Soc. Il For
sale by$ Logan Drug Co., Bridge Corner
Druggists, Vheeling, ". va. paw ,Yl
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.'Be calm. William, be- calm. =" y. G as
SURGEON 7 should like to- beyma'am,"'
said tho angry butler "but fave observ-
ed ma'am, as low precious few Bills ever
is collected in this 'ouse.ns *;
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eyes and intlamed$ lids indicate
an impure condition oil! the blood. " The
beat remedy is Ayers ssrsaparilla. It
.vitalizes.ths, blood regulates the secre.
tons, and 3c1pels all scroiulous humors
from the system. Try it. Price ISL.
Worth S. "a bottle. III Daw! Il;
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1.-The American funny man can never
know highly appreciated his para
graphs arc until he secs them cmbalmed
in. one of Max O'Rell,s lectures. ~ "A
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q SoueuT Tor the last hundred years. n A
remedyfor catarrh, hay fever, ndgcold
in5the head, found at last in Ety's Cream,
Balm. Safe and pleasant I to use, and
easily applied into the nostrils.a It gives
relief at once and a thorough treatment
positively cures. Price 80 cents. sMwFAw
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AS snN.RE WAR DIVE WILI,L

u p fME31 y " Il ItO.w---.W EI III
- CVV!ray the above reward Tor any
case Of Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia, Sick tfcad.
ache, indigestion, Consultation or Cost.veness
We cannot cure with Wehts Vegetable Liver
Pills, when the directions arc strictly complied
With. & They arc purely Vegetable and never fall
TO rive satisfaction. 81 Sugar coated. ri Large
boxes, containing so Pills, d cents, Eeware Of
couaterieits and limitations. The genuine man.
ufacturel only by John G. West & Co. Sold by
McLA1N BROT II ERss cor. Market md Twelfth
streets, Wheeling ". Va. Is e2rMwFaw :!
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80, y fIEI7 >. = 5-lF3ITEs1 -l4.IIst
Will MAKE Y0U: SMILE. i

The sick man wants a constitutional
amendment Merchant 7rareler. 4 4
Taking whisky straisht makes many 4
man crooked .Philadelphia Inquirer.
The bartender spends much OF i his
tune In drawing to a full Washington
CdDttai. n Y
Evergreen trees are the dudes OF the
forest. They make the spruccst bougts..
Rome Sentinel. !. .3SE1
The governor OF Iowa has a daughter
and two sons, and they are all Boes.-
lIlyashington Star NJ ..ijjjss
$Belle-""Do you think it is 4 sin to
dance. Some people think it ISL s{ May
(indlsnantly)-7-"AWell,S it is ior, some
men. inc. K a q ~ ~, I 2l
T. Whether honesty is tho best policy or
not depends upon the condition Of the
police force.---Lecky, " History of Iforals.n
1.-THE quadrupedal hog isn't ,as bad as
hisnameaake; no one ever gets the cold
shoulder from him until he's dead lon-
ksrs Ga1etlG. &, Il 81
B".What did you and Smith talk about n.
About fifteen minutes. y II mean, what
did you talk over?n"s; The telephone. -
Harpers Basar. ~;
Husband during quarrel)- ""We shall
never met in heaven.nN Wife-""Oh, yes,
we may; There is plenty OF time for you
TO reform yet.n,- Yankee Blade. "
s@Wife-!".:You do I not: love INC now as
you used to- Husband swell, that's
not surprising Your know! the doctor
says lam troubledlwith heart iaiiurs."''
~ Foremau-sa:What head shall L put on
this influenza poem ~ Editor--."'None
attall. Put the: bead on the man: that
brings the next one in hicogo Tn
Jitnc. s$
In Sunday school-tt..Now, Richard,
why did the 1sraclites make a golden
cali ?"''$$.Why, cause; they; didn't have
enough gold to make a COW, I ''spose. % ~,
Time. II I,
at SIS discovered when the winter is
about half over that the hair ons tho
coons in Missouri; this year is thicker on
the south side than on the north side.-
Kausas City Star.
1t 10 reported by way Of Paris that the
tomb OF Cleopatra has been discovered.
fit is as big in proportion as ller needle
thoswonder Sig that twas mot found
long age Exchange. Il & 4 {;
Gentlemen (entering 5street car mag-
Mates office, Chicago ---""Is COL Cabel-
line in!1i Office Boy----"'S ope: He's
gone Quito buy some aldermen. Back
IL five minutes. Nt1vI York, Wsekly:ss Z. 4
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/. IS Mctals.. h I.
;s55S 4! 4 n Cotton:

Is NEW YORK, Jan: 1s.-rig Iron steady; Amcri.
can Sl7 00ae0 o.. Copper easy; lake sli Is, Lead
e0slcr Ut s. IS. Tln quiet; struts SO %.
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& TIE WOOL MARKET I
I.nck Of AnlmniiOn-,ycstern 1notntIons
NJ Iljsj' Relatively Weak. V ~ rs Z tn

Lick Of 5Anlmniion-1ycstern Quotations
,.,i Relatively Weak. ,iI +, :;
Bradstrteia Report. I II ii5t
II Dizziness still rules the wool markets,
and the tendency OF \ prices Is rather
downward, though no general weaken
ing has occurred. So long US the course
Of the. market for. heavyweight Woolens
is uncertain tho manufacturers; are not
likely to#display much enthusiasm in
the purchase OF material. The worsted
industry is in comparative good ;condi.
ton, but the requirements OF the; cassi-
mere: mills arc small. Carpet woods arc
particularly inactive. The Il western
markets arc possibly weaker than those
on the seaboard. 1
II Sales have been made at Boston this
week 10 a fair amount, but there are
general complaints Of lack OF animation.
Fine Aeeces are not so firm as "a week
ago, though tho movement is small, and
quotahlc changes can hardly DO pointed
out. Quarter-blood combing wool and
some descriptions Of pulled wool have
declined slightly. No.ll Ohio combing
and Ohio delaine woods are exception
ally strong. California and territory sup
plies are exceptionaliy8q quiet Current
quotations are as follows, in comparison
with last year and the year before
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NEAR n WHEELING, W. w. \.
NORTHMAIN STREET SCHOOL,

~
4 s2 z sor Boys and Girls.
between and 10 years Of age, will be opened tho
SECOND MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER, at No,
!27 MAIN STREET, by Miss MAE BELLE HART,
formerly OF Washington, D.. c. I!!5 ;Es;n
s The school will be conducted on the General
unes Of the kindergarten VIZ
fencl conversation and caiisthcnic exercises
Without extra charge A Piano In tho school
soom io5 the entertainment and instruction Of
q. yst CHARGES M TOLERATE,
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FINANCE AM! TRADE Tll De-
Tho Features Of 5 tho Money and stock

ttAu ShuSA
Markets. y :, /. :
siNEwl YoRr. jan. Sls.--.Money on cali easy,
with no loans; closed offered At per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 534 per cent. Sterling tx.
change dull bat steady at y as2al s.. Sales
wcre loa, rs shares. = "a
The trusts supplied ali the feature there was tn
tho stock market to-day, belig again decidedly
weak and scoring material t,eelines, while The
stocks Of tho regular list were generally extrpme
" dull but arm for tho greater portion Of the
time, But showing irregular! and slight changes
from last nights prices at tho coso. 4 The open.
ing was steady and tame, but tho pressure up.
on Cotton WIS resumed Immediately, aud ri.
mors were calculated that tho Comrany's affairs
were IN bad shape and that In sides had been
holdings. In tho regular list Rock Island was
the most pfoIn!nentl for lis lweakne ~ The
Coalcrs were affected by rtininrs Of ratio cutting
among the companies. Is The market finally
closed hrtn,'with little change except III the
trusts. Sugar Is down ?ssss and Cotton Oil az per
cent. ~ - iJftt IjggD.ljQ,ss
N Railroad bonds quiet. sales $50 900. ~
Government bonds dull aud steady y. Y, AIs$3
State bonds have been neglected. Ill Il
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w Jan. 70, Jan. IS, JAM. II,
o., 'Ss lsSS. 1SS9. SSiSs' 1890. M
Ohio 4 Penn. X. 3osl3lc II 33u3ic. J, soas3c, A
Ohio & Penn. M, 3la:S2 3ia35 - 33al 5S{
Ohio md Penn. - sst9it,3tI
inNX and above. 3?aS1 " Z; 35a3d aiasl11 f
Michigan N......... 2Sal9 81 ~ t5 3Oa3i 81
Fine Ohio delainc :3iaa5 37a37h. y :sa3S i
No. comblng..... TTaS9 .Sif5 4Oai. - 40ail XIX f5
Texas spring, T. s s:ss's z:
mouths ....... ~. 17ao. ri 2oaol ee3ao5j
The sales at Boston for the week are
reported at 1904, 900 pounds, as against
2,46G, 900 pounds last week and $50, 600
pounds in the corresponding week: a
year ago. ~. Z. 5
AT 1 Philadelphia the wool trade has
been very quiet, An, advance Of lc has
been realized in some cases for medium
fleeces, which are scarce, and there has
been a moderate inquiry for fine delaine
,1eeces, which most holders decline to
meet at current offers, and Z these woods
also, are in small supply. Fine clothing
fleeces and quarter-blool and territorial
woods have been under neglect, though
all good lots have been firmly held. I;
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III Petroleum.
.ss' = ,l,tI.III- so :, Z

\ NEW Yonx, jan. ls.-retroleum opened steady
and closed firm al 81 O511ss' fcbruary& option
opened firm ut 81 OK, declined 10 ind closed at
81 o5. Stock Exchange Opening Mt 81 '0a1 u;
highest 81 OK: lowest 81 0a; closing at 81 0s5a
sales 10000 barrels. n.
OIL CRY, Jan. ls.-Petroleum opened at 81 o51ss;
sales 100 barrels; charters TAG barrels; ship.
mcnts IS s9 barrels; runs y, SOL barrels. 6f33
4 PIr1snuEoI,P Pa, Jan. ls.-petrolcum Irregular
and fairly nctive; opened. vt 81 G5,s; closed at
81 oi7dS; highest 81 o; lowest 81
3 BRADFORD Pa, Jan. lS.-opened at 81 o5s1s;
closed at 81 0iM; highest 81 lowest 81 0i1a
cicaranccs 1885, W barrels. ~ q By
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\ CtSclNSAr1,s o., au. 49, Cotton firm; mid
ding loAc.
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I Railroad bonds quiet: sales $50, 900. y x
Government bonds dull aud stead y. Y,
State bonds haye been neglected, %, h M

t "sNps ANb bApSA w
y. 5. Il Eeg...... &. ...... 1926
Y. 8. q. c0upon.....,l26
y. y. ~ regal.... . .S.l0ih
y. y. ~ coupon@ 10Y
Adams Express see. 1853 !
American ExprCss..ll3l
Canada southern. bb
Central paclilc.......... E3t.
Chesapeake & Ohio 26a
do inst preferred. 6iE
do second pret'd.. ii !
Denver 4 Il. G...s..s. .lGh
Eflo...................3 li
z do pncfcrfcd.,..... o. I
Fort Wayne,...a........,..,.lGs
Kansas 4 Texas .: ..,t = 0N
Lake Eric 4 Vest, ISL
:; do ptelcrrcd.........,.. t 6E
Lake Shore, ..,;.....a.. ..1ML
Louisville & Nash. sG5i
L.. N A. 4 C.....a.......... SSH
Memphis 4 Chas.., ca
Michigan Ccutrat... 15ts
Missouri lRcltlc...., tx
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" D., 2. & OF RAILRoAD--Ceulral Tlme.5 $50
Beltairc 4 zancsylllo THROUGH passervcr 10. 70.
sellaire At $40 u. m, arrives at Beliaise Al s.as
y. N. go Lss,. A & = 49, "
..Woodsdeld Passenger leaves BellsIro Al AN n (
M, arrives AZ Bellairc at $40 a. IN. n
n S,a a.. Recommendation leaves Bella.ro
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8 Ihtough tickets, and baggage checked, to al {
points: r Or rates and other Information addrcs
AL: BAEDY, A. G. +. Al, Patkcrsburv.i,i
INV. II. OSBORN, ETA, Pomeroy, Ohio, IS
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HID.

Nash, q Chat. /. H. -. 100 ID
New JcfseyC entral,i0
Northern faciilc,g DA
DO preierresi...,,,,, III
Chicago & N. W..li0;es
do preferred .,s,,,,,.lJ0
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El Gentlemen (entering street car mag
Mates office, Chicago lis Col. sCabel-
line in?"$ Office Boy--".N' opc:shH He's
gone Quito buy some8 aldermen. Back
III five minutes. y Nt,vi York Weekly..;;: Z. Z
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OHIogRIvER RAILROAD. TIME
tS.Iahlc taking a effect November "a 1857, \
rrasssenger trains will run. a. follows-Central,
limo, Lime; AZ trains daily except those marked
SOUS whlch DO not run Oh Sunday: aagltss -
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4 -, tl7ssII1 7175I=-77
Railroads. Il. x /.
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pRlCEs-75 aud 30 ccnts.E No extra charge Tor
,sss,ypi tpats, Bale OF seats commences Tues.
I'M, January q, at o. A. Houses Music Store:
- %. ~ vs. biilaL aaE.l tala q
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~ 49, 80 ~
In Sunday school Now, Richard,
Why did the $1sraclites make a golden
calf ?,,,.S":sWhy, cause they didn't have
enough gold to make, q cow,iI 'spose.n 90 --
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:RALT1AORE& OHIO RAILROAD,
- On and after November "a; 1850, trains de-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-23
S Want to I(nOw.O

To the Editor of THE EVENING STAR:
In your article of yesterday, headed "Orators
from Maryland" you say: "For two hours to-
day Postmaster General Wanamakar listened
to Maryland oratory Some twenty-five citi-
zens of Easton, Nd, sat around the Postmas-
ter Generals room and drank his ice water
&c. On reading this article to Post Office
clerk he became intensely excited, declaring
there was not a word of truth in the ice
water" part of it, as there was no ice issued
now III the department proper and had not
been Tor some days, owing to melt in the ice
appropriation. that left the department ice
bare and its clerks thirsty, III which dry condi-
ton they expect to remain until June next
and that he knew the Postmaster General to be
too kind hearted gentleman to refresh either
Marylanders or any other set of outsiders with
ice water when he could not let his hard
worked clerks have it-he was not that kind of
a man. Do you know, said he that on this &C
count there is much bad blood in the building
and at times there might be a little war. You
see, the building is half filled up with Post
Office clerks without ice water and the other
half with sixth auditor clerks with ice water
The Post Office clerks become famished for
a cool drink and invade the water coolers In
the halls the property of the sixth auditors
clerks, who declare that the Post Office clerk
was never known until now to drink anything
milder than beer, and feel it something of a
hardship to have to so dry themselves every
evening on account of empty coolers. He says,
however there is some talk of chipping in all
around to buy themselves ice, as also talk of a
bill being brought forth in each house OF Con-
gress for an appropriation sufficient to bridge
over until June, and thus avert bloody war.
S,TW