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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-01

BENJAMIN H Bristow, who was Secretary
of the Treasury under Grant, and who con-
tested for the Presidential nomination IN
the Republican Convention of 1876, has
since that time resided most of the time in
the citv, where he is practicing law, with a
large clientage, and he has been strongly
suspected of mugwumpIsm. This year.
however, he is out for Harrison and Reid.
81 am not in political life, he says, s'but I
intend to vote for President Harrison. ]
think the Democratic platform in regard to
the tariff is revolutionary, and if carried
into effect would bring disaster to the COM
mercial and business interests of this coun-
try. The era of prosperity now existing
would be suddenly checked and period of
depression would follow which would be
far reaching in disastrous results. Person
ally, like Mr.. Cleveland, but he stands
upon the Democratic National platform,
and he represents it. His election would
certainly create alarm in industrial and
commercial circles"
What will happen when a man of destiny
meets one who is fore-ordained to win?
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-01
WANT A LICENSE TRANSFERRED.

What will happen when a man of destin
meets one who is tore-ordained to win?
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-01

The New York Herald says that ''Those
who think the railroads of the country
should be under government control might
try the experiment in 1896 by electing Mr.
Mcleod President. He will probably have
most OF them under his thumb by that
time"
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-01
MARRIED.

NIGHMAN-MoFARLA Monday,
October 3d. 1892 by the Rev. j. 2. Andrews,
Mr.. GEORGE w. NIGHMAN to Miss MoLLIE S.
MCFARLAND.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-01

The New York Press is authority for the
statement that in private conversation a
few DAYS ago Bourke Cochran said: ct am
satisfied that it doesn't make verv much
difere9ce to the country, and sometimes
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-01

Our stock of the above named goods is full
and complete and We are showing better
values and larger variety than ever.
Ladies' medium and heavy weight Onyx
Cotton Hose at 25c, 35c, 40c, SOC, Csc, 75c pair.
Ladies' EXTRA SIZE Onyx Cotton Hose,
medium and heavy weight, at SOC, Csc and
75c pair
Ladies' Onyx Stainless Fleeced Cotton
Hose at 35c, 40c, SOC pair; EXTRA SIZES at
50c and 7Jc pair.
ladies' Black Cashmere Hose, in all
weights and sizes, at 5Oc, 60c, 75c 90c, 81 to
ST 40 pair.
Extra sizes Cashmere Hose at soc and 81.
Opera Length Cashmere Hose.
Ladies' Plated Silk Hose, black and colors,
at 75c. 81. 81 25 pair.
Ladies' Black Spun Silk Hose, best ever
sold at price. 81 81 pair.
All the newest colors in Ladies' So Spun
Silk Hose.
Children's Ribbed Wool Hose at Csc 35c
and soc pair for all sizes.
Chiidren's Ribbed Cashmere Hose in light
and medium weight. also HEAVY FRENCH
Ribbed Wool Hose for Boys, all sizes
Misses plain Black Cashmere Hose, all
grades, weights and sizes.
Infants plain and ribbed Cashmere Hose
in black. white tans and reds.
Ladies' and Misses i'll red and tan Cash.
mere Hose, all sizes.
Full line Ladies' Swiss Ribbed Vests, in all
shapes, in natural. black and white.
Ladies' Swiss Ribbed Silk Vests all shapes,
from 75c to the finest.
Ladies' special number Silk Drawers at So
pair.
Ladies' Silk Combination Suits SIS.
Full line Lacies' and Children's Jaeger
Vests and Drawers and Combination Suits In
white and natural, all weights.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-01
Don't Take the Risk

Of fire or thieves, but keep your valuable
papers. bonds, etc, in the safe deposit vaults
of the Farmers Deposit National Bank, Sc
Fourth avenue. Boxes rented at So year
ana upward.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-01
Marriage Licenses Granted Yesterday.

DE wITT's Little Early Risers. Best pill
OF biliousness sick headache, malaria
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02
SATURDAYS STAR.
a Few of the Attractive Articles Which L
Will Contain.


a Few of the Attractive Articles which 1t
Will Contain.
Tomorrow's STAR will as usual be issued in
sixteen-page form and each page will have
eight columns. The STAR has secured bril-
liant reputation for its vast amount of reading
acter. The special articles which appear in
Saturdays issue from week to week are CO pied
in prominent journals from Maine to California.
Tomorrow's program is fully equal to the pre-
could desire. The following are few of its
features:
THE CHOLERA Qllustrated).
The terrible Asiatic plague as viewed from St.
Petersburg. By F. G.. Carpenter.
PLUMP GIRLS NEXT Cnlustrated).
Some signs thai autumn fashions will favor
them.
THE OLD KEARSARGE Illustrated).
How her model on the White Lot will appear
during encampment week.
THE sUCCULENT OYSTER (Ilustrated).
How the biyalve is raised and eaten all over
the world.
THE BATTLE OF FREDERICKSBURG Ql-
lustrated).
The famous engagement described by a
participant
SOME GREAT CHANGES.
"reminiscences of prominent persons and
places in Washington years ago.
BEAUTIFUL OLINDA.
A Brazilian fashionable resort whose old time
glory has departed. By Fannie b. Ward.
HAZING AT WEST POINT.
An army officer tells of the lively times when
he was at the academy.
THE NINE REASONS.
Why the terms of surrender given Johnston
by Sherman were set aside.
THE IRONY OF FATE.
capital story written exclusively for The
EVENING STAR.
COLORS FOR AUTUMN.
Some of the popular shades and combinations
for fashionable women.
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
What is going on in base ball. bicycling and
boating circles.
QUEENS OF THE KEY.
Some of the peculiarities of lady telegra-
piers.
THE WOMAN WHO WALKS.
One of the fair sex critcises her sisters lack
of grace.
REAL ESTATE GOSSIP.
The prospects for building operations during
coming fall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02

At Saitsbarg station, Pa, on the baltimore
and Ohio railroad. last evening, Mr.. John No
Conloy was probably fatally injured and ber
two-year-oid baby 30 badly crushed that il win
die. The child had crawled upon the railroad
tracks Just in front Of an approaching engine.
The frantic mother threw herself upon ~
raiis- grasping the baby IN her arms just ~ ths
engine was upon her Conductor John How
ley jumped down onto the front OF the pilot IN
time 10 grasp their clothing and turn tbcn
aside from instant death The mothers righs
arm was crushed to the shoulder. while almost
every bone in the body OF the baby was broken.
Mira Aconloy was also injured internally.
which, toeether with the shock, VII probably
cause her death.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02
VETERANS COMING
A List Of the Posts That Have Ar.
ranged for Quarters.
A GRAND ARMY DIRECTORY.
A List of the Posts Classified by States, With
the Places Where They Will BE Located
While in This Ciiy-A Convenient Calling
List for the Encampmsnt Week.

A directory of the temporary homes in this
city of the thousands of old soldiers who will
be here during the encampment week will be of
interest to. people who want to look up &C
quaintances. Without such guide a person
might as well look for needle in haystack as
to try to find an individual in the midst of such
a crowd as will fill the city. The visitors them
selves will be glad to know where their COM
rades are quartered, and SO for the benefit of
every one interested The STAR gives good
deal Of space to the names of posts and their
quarters, which is correct up TO August 81. AS
may be seen the posts are classified under the
states, and the name of the post the number,
the number Of men and tho location of the
quarters in this city are given. In those cases
where the word quarters" is used it means
that tho post is to occupy the free quarters
either at Camp Alger or Camp Farragut. These
posts have not, as yet, been more specifically
assigned to quarters.
The list below gives in order the name and
number of the post, the town where located,
the quarters assigned to the post here and the
numlpr Of comrades
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02
PROPOSALS.

4FIc,: or IlIE COvMIsSIoXEEs. D. c.
pa NM, DC. aU-C-t 81. lS&r,. sealed p.O-
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sa''. avenue 10 TIE Iitrict line BLANK forms
rs ,,, e:, I, M all nlSsT 4, i9fO,ps-
ROSS WM- T. ROSSELL. Commissioners. - C.
ttIcsN-S FOR PHOTu-LITEO6RApHIy
q So ger i..y,S@ii'1 rra,s.,s :, Nh %:
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EHBEE. 1Syl. at TNELvF O'CLOCK NOON
5ilhaEsai irE and I.ntiny- snrh coii'-. OF
the or al r''o--s Of This OF G., shall b.
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>h Il = tr-iers. sho must satisfy themselves =
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g Is reserved J. 4 CON"ELL, Acting
7-~-idNiN
1"Asr AEDiLoDETic SURVEY OFFICE.
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6Ci a. d FSibiY. sIprF i.i EI:', MINI M
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10y T. rttou 3slf OF The Revised S.atn.es II
= ass, unt stored ia ~. ANTS 90 ~ or
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fAtt ~ iHt CJsDIjSSiONFF-. District
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(-.. -. d: .--,iIs v.,.s. Sal for leSss-id,
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r. H r.-- - ,,t-~ 70. .li vol II. pave
.a' a.. 5.H-r. TA- JL..si ~satss -rsery.,
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02
A Carnival of Record Breaking.

There was another carnival of record break
ing on the independence, Iowa. track yester-
day. In the All trot Lobasco lowered the
worlds st Lion record. hitherto heldby Nelson,
to liz. In the same race Clinton trotted the
fastest fourth heat on record in 2.ls4. Every
horse winning heat in the free-for-all pace
broke his individual record. and the time made
goes down as the Ave fastest heats ever made
in one race. Mascot lowered her individual
record twice, making the third heat in EOS and
the ifth in 2.07lS. Martha Wilkes, with a
record OF 2091x, trotted mile against time.
and lowered her record to los fat, making her
second TO Nancy Hanks alone. jay Eye See
went opt to break the worlds record for pac-
lingo 205i, but 20s5a was the best he could
do.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02

Such pastimes as boaling. bathing. fshing,
sailing, Grabbing; delightful picnic groands,
electric cars. gravity road, free concerts. dane
ing, ride up sixty miles on steamer Columbia
for 10 cents. Season closes September G. h.
and y. trains at s:l5 an, 80 pm. aud s:is
pm. Sunday at 1886 an, l9o pm. and SIS
pm SL00 round trip.-Adct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02
tn SpI,t,,,-ror,,.,, r,,-h,

HALF RATES TO NEw ORLEANS VA n. AND q.
Tickets sold September 4, and for one fare
for the round trip, good 10 return within ten
DAYS from day OF sale. Choice of route via
Shenandoah junction or Cincinnati
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02
SHOOTING STARS.

When in the mirror she surveys
Her summer-scorched complexion,
1t is case. the fair one says,
For serious rejection.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02

Two GHKAr ArTRRrxIoSs AT BAY Rrpor.-
Free concerts by Great Southern Rand sul
b. and o. trains az els a m. so p, m as n
N. Round trip, tl--AdsL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02

Oh. blythe canary in the cage,
Your lot is chance complete.
Your singing would not be the rage
III you were good to eat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02

MY boy" said the musician TO his son.
don't be too sharp, nor yet too fat. Just be
natural
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02
RecIrrocl,y Convention at Grand Forks.

NVtsSV.Etf1ff
A reciprocity convention called to order
yesterday morning in the Metropolitan Theater,
at Grand Forks. n. D.. with 800 delegates in
their seats. George b. Clifford, president. of
the Grand Forks chamber Of commerce. gave
the address OF welcome. The convention IL q
representative body OF business men. Delegates
from Mani o5s were present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02
NpTARIES pITRIIC

u g. 81 'ssI'S5 TusIl. P...sI0N yOUt.Tr-
80 -s \ = -H-. tones or rel ii-iuv tn. SOW
= ~ a--~r H. l-o;--s. ts waited uioa
b. a. 90 as 80
$ - SAMPSON. Notary Pub,ic
iG.0 fI;h =. nv.
Wv -fss i0AT ~ DEEDS FOR YyFRY STAT z
" a. Ass-.Et, NQf1ry ana T. 8 Co.l.sEt<slous-
lSD34N T. BktLi~ l.Esi / 81 NV
~ rtft~ -.a-If . ga Ia > aolT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02

PRETTY BALTIMORE GIRLS AT BAY RIDGE
They wear costumes of all nations and dance
national dances daily. One hundred girls. b.
and U. trains at els an. 80 pm. and 4: 2s
pm. 81 round trip.-Adrt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02
GESI9 subs ScouREo
A,lD PRESSED FoR Z,

Cy-ts sCe. r-tss. &c :Ves-s. ~ sitersnr an I
ressi e11e - lsf ln.nr=r ss.yss etlsi fo- al
a. .S=rs&. e.s &c 81 u -.
h. .1Aa :, 9lj .i.la s.. NV
49, 80 - y. Luta . 81. S.LazaoEs. Nj
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02
A CONVENTION AT ISDIANAPoLIs.
Ial,or Day at Ray

Labor Day at BAY Ridge.
Monday. September 5. B. and .. trains at
91j n. l:So p. IN. and 3:l5 pm. s1.0o round
trip.-Adrt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02

J, q. Hunt 81. Inn. ouarscrs, 10.
HlawatEa. 80. faaNatla. Quartsfs.,h.
". n. c1tSuu. AL. -ls.s.ls. eugrteos. D.
Grccniesf. 49,. orsenle.f. Casriers, II
MISSOURI
Frank p Blair. l. 81 LOUIS franfiin School h'd s0a
Col. Eassrntnri--l. a. So lcuis, Poorest fail. lll
hanson. 81. - l,nis. 81 ]olas Color., 30
Earrl~nnNl u. ~. n .rtecuxllle. psArlsFs. "a
Barn 4. haTdins. lU7. ~. Louis. Quarters. 90
KENTrCKr.
VIZ. Nelson p..- No I. Nsrrcrt: C-oxton, n Fea-as:
JOSIAH hris-r, IL NnysNl.la. HANNA, -, Bar
fuusIie. =. y NaV.fv. -. rete-sviiie Mstcr
Hans. "a. Aurustss Henry Palmer, a. RinEqs
Ms, csft- Kills -, eaincy Ju<eph nuiiey, "a.
fiesalazs1tirE. sge M-coiii am. y, hroukss-.e
Aalr~w Wiley. 81 solusxllle. O. ". Lewis. 81.
Carlisle Carrot, lef C1ntlianA, Nn', rartrne !.
Ia. SIT ntok. rlos Rarkin ltSe. NtllisInsisw
kfntuctY rpresrrts-ivts uf ealo ana kert arlty
dsle-s-ion. stevens ana Na~-uder bull inss. 4oo
Geo h lhCruaS- o. lewisNl.as W. u. lgrle. 30
lGsherkt.le. v. a Mhirfakcr, -. ioui-v1lle ".
7 Ward. -, i-lisytils ,. 7. hoyie. lQ0 Louie
vic Au- Will n, ~. Louisville WA p. boope
10 Louisville ". u sh~ripsn. isa l.0ui-vils.
Neirhtulau Scl,li n. AZ. ;e,a
y. A. Slll.th. I'D. NirAsrishLle, Quarters. 10.
Jas. 4. GAEleia. 2. Cosington. i2s5 y 4 ave. 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02

The young man with an adorable girl now
cons over his natural history and observes
that oysters are bi-yalves, with the accent on
the ..buy.'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02
THE EXECUTIVES AUTHORITY.

Text of the Attorney Generals Opinion In
Regard Ia Quarantine Regulafion..
The following is the full text of the opinion Of
the Attorney General n TO the authority Of the
executive in matters of quarantine regulations,
an outline of which was given in The srAa
yesterday:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02
PROFESSIONAL.


DROP THOMAS OF THE MAGNETIC INSTI-
St n W. Ct ~ a:ieuf's residence- se1-lm'
DE SURE TO CONSULT EMMA EX-GIPSY
ID qu-en c'arv0y1nt an sstrooZist lifelong stu
dent of occultism. H13 First ST. hours. to y.
~ tee 5nc. au16-2lt'
DR0F. CLAY Is THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED
advertising ClaiTvuyant. astrO oyer and medium in
this city. Has leTful prophetic gift of second
slKht. Reveals hidden mysteries, rceovers lost
stolen property. LrinCs separated together causes
speedy marriages, gives s7rcess in business. removes
family troubles, evil Influences Strangers from other
cities and all in trouble will save time and money BY
whore others have failed. Convinces most skertical
and ad-r-tises only what he do. All business con
hGentiaI. Satisfaction guaranteed. Sittinzs 5Oc.
Hours, gtoe g. OIen sundays Residence 40 II ST. .
tet. 81 aud ith St.. s.w. an162Ot'
NINE. FfIRIN. THE TRCEsr DESTINY
VI reader Of tho age. Information given with phe
nqmeusi accuracy. Terms, sos am. to q D. 10
1871 Marion 81 IA. w. BET 9TH and It'll. AMI q SIS
au3l-6--
DROF. :. Z. HUBBARD ASTROLOGER (wITH
L Dr. sylvester OF EaIto), can be consulted daily
(exce?t Sunday, 14S st. n. e. lessons given
au:ilG
NJNE. RAPHAEL CELEBRATED CLAIRVOY-
W ant aud rologist, born with acaul gives nsmes
ami lrky dates; tells 10 retaiu husband or lover
gives for short time chart p.nstry TO all con-
sCIting her. Room 10. 90 r St W. au29-6,-
MADAME PAWN, MANICURE AND CHIROPO.
vi dis 100 18TH ST. " w.-The only impor+sr A. 4
manufactured of FINE MANICURE and CHIROPO-
DIST GOODS south of New York no2otr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02

The autumn girl will now proceed to canoe
the summer girls engagements.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02

He stuck to poker zealous;y
And-grief it is to say il.
When he knew all about il. he
Had nausht with which to play it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02

The car aud his family have starsed for Fin
land.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02

Gen. 1. Heintzeimsnn, 800. Mannheim. Quarters. Is.
Andrew aregE Tucker. 81. LsvisbarT. Penn. r. R.
eussn, i5i, Troy; .Insh.m. 81. Canton. Hotel Or.
cen yosn + ;od Harsranfs. S. Harrisburg Pullman
John TGslspra $50 sylyis. Quarters, 30
Bsrsoiiet.e ia Lshissssn. usassrs
aen John s.a nasla a,YF ssF Quarters 200
End 4 l patsh b Bss.vIs Sn.r's5s 100
Eilpstrick. zig MiiIersenrsS. Quarter. s. Nv.
Gap. .p Geo. a. CRIBS 20 Greensburs QUARTER 80
Lieut. ". Allison, 100. Dune.nnen. Quarters. So
WEE SSs oaiyy .; Ss',ysS ~, Quarters 80
ch. h 10 sSsi.Ss
Gen; Gee Crook, se!; Boyer.ovn, Quarters, 80
T Ss41, D,ct'pn SOL, coqtersviiis quarters, Ii
sG S ~ !9%R: Nest rls. TsP Sas: sT.s5
Il zisnl: lls assesniss SU S Snarisr:. IS.
S acisaa 49, asTtsiTi Quarters 10
sso bi s cs Ie o..r,.r, 30
G. s Chase. 50. Titu.vilie. Quarters. 90
Eeni Hzen n;sy 90 s sss ou,
SEW W. ,i ksiIp; 90 EsadinS Quarters. 40
eeRoS sly Sqasisss Quarters a5
Lieut. Frai Tors NaSnss Ssre5 20
Col sc Sss bEa s%'a 10 $50. West Chester haSd.
c. +; Chase. 80, Ntu.v1lie. Monroe School build
Col Craig 70. Parkers Landing. Blake School
Col; Gee; Gotham. 81. Tidoute. Curtis schoo!
S ISnn Koo ~ PSI; Sics,eyIe Quarters. 20
Rof B. 5assps1 3 Me5ss0Tp Quarter
s s.dEWtsi - IsSsRca ISr8isy School Srdg, %
Bradford l4l Bradford, Quarters. g.
Vim. g. Carr 522 Rear / ale O,.rt.rs
PSaS 5o rs R ands SCHOOL
E. P Yo9nns. 81. Allentown. Randall School build
A. i1n,o LsNngey ao Cambrdgeborough Quarters Is.
Rhss GlefPSs 2Hsss a
r'rha REs e Rsy.1. E4s hS
fk;s aMI g. Esnkfo,d Quarters, so
Lesi Josiah ,Banghsm lal. Everett. Giddinss
Col; Gus W, Towns, 40. Philadelphia. aidding's
Capt: ColSeii. col Carlisle. Lincoln School build
Gsa " KHSSa, Is Bennett
Lieut. sa Geo g. sS %soS 0Sss, Qu.Tse5s 81
SsRs H.: ss, sIssis !: Quarters. L.
MAJ MAJ; W >, p Mays: go. franklin. Quarters. Is
Lieut.; T. r: aeaTy. Sss Pittsbnrg. Quarters y.
jerry SG anaps All 81 Mgeh 70
seret j. NJ Il aordon, sS. faHette ditS, Quar- 30
VIM; Wray. COL. Marionville. Quarters Is.
Sanford F. Boyer. 42t Bellwood. Quarters. 3.
Col: Jno. W. Moore 81. Philadelphia, Quarters 60.
lMcLeanesborS' 4s3. McLeanesboro'. Quarters IS.
Lieut.. II. C. Titman 93. Auburn, Quarters s.
s siss, H@ssr. +$ BT9sSkiyn 9aAfsI.
Simrel, 233, Great b. nd, Quarters g.
Levi Mosse. BIB New Milford. Quarters, 5.
4. j. Roper. 432. South Gibson. Quarters 5.
-Four Bros, Abb. Montrose. Quarters, 10.
Bissell. 1853. Rush, Quarters Is.
pavid Cummings $50. McAlyeys. Quarters. l6
gcs; Mclaren. DOB, Osceola, Quarters. 20.
Rudolph Pratt. $40. Sheffield, Quarters, g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02
IT, MIS- r.
q Tennessee. Quarters. 500

Jas 4. CAlleia. 3. Cosinslon. ie5 \. \. ave. 10.
TENNESSEE.
Department q Tennessee. ousr'srS 200.
wFsr VIRGINIA
Lyon Post. No -. ini-Psn l"noo, Quarters. eocOn
Ms asShsa 10 Mar. mar; n r. qy S.r' -; 60
Goo d Suma..ser. ~. a rse.cy spnnfS. Lander. n.
Co. Go, I, llo.,s =, rannsl,on, on.r,e ga
,Aaa-ev Ns;ls1 -. I..rEc--'',.rs, siaHrtcrs. -.
fAisgri. loe, ~ g. Vagrt. ~. an
Nv y R F;,5 Il va, s-ri,.'. ,Oa
: = St4trsr. -. Carlsroa. oua. t-rS. 20
X, s.S S'IsSn, Mel, nIj SS BsTs, Z
N-N Cre-k. s:a key-.r. Qua-is.rs n.
S,S.l ~; Z; ~. 4 ~; - 500 4 2s.s,,. L.
kiilia ~. 81 Ii iasiS: s arsTs i
MARYLAND.
a sTsagT - hai@''isgri &c s5t 49,
We: - '.il.ttf.at4, Nuarisrs loo
Si .as,s q s Sou ,1'G, ' 5i Sg,j q
,.sn1l ~, g. yudou. Uu-r.is, 10.
ohass ,,'s5.uer. -. Cts@.c-t5vr. Quarters. y.
9n ,s..., l. aisiss , Suu Quar'srS, -.
gohr A Iosan, N Baitira.-,. Quarters. los
ggS, ID Ba tsors Lui,a sr,S I'm as' i i''
Ih9l S,teseus, 40. Wcs-.aiu-tor. usrue't s,'hooi
Burn; 10 N,..ta.'us-r Crr-i. school ha.ldis.. -.
AM 1giE hgi ~. ~ ha'ro d" craze. Nnndall
De- .are. s d. iisrorc R-~ue-s rssh school. 100.
i.'it' :. inErfsi, NJ. ON. Dr.. 10
y seft, l.. Winfield. euar-sr-. 90
80 t'roNsr. =. Nrr7el-lrir- lalrlrrS l.
Mafk;ii- AZ ar-l-. nrE. uut-t ~. u.
y. &. a.. -. hid-c = ltTi,r.. -
AAiooiii. baltimore, earned school building lS0
WISCONSIN
If'es r5iadi fot Ns li' Ne lser 9gar'~r.. TO-
I > ,II1.lA1s, -. N...n.i- d8stte,S. ~.
Nco: II. Thomas g.. nrl's an. gIurters y.
4 hagags.'.,Td :, 81 sum Run oaa.,crs. =.
NEBRASKA
NgEu. Tags lost NJ. lf1 Shelby. ouarters .
- gr.a.-Z. -. q arbs. Quarters IA.
Bul-er. Ia. Bur-Lard. Cuar1ors. 4.
FLORIDA
Delegation from florida. 1913 st. NV. a5comrade>.
AEKANsaS
David cl1Iner Post. No. - Trenton, Qaarters -
col4.ra1cs.
J. Randolph Post. No. li6. Iniianola. Quarters. 10
Rucknan, n. go. Pleassniyilie. Quarters. Is.
tl>',ealA. No- ls.l. o. enls. . Iar-srs. 10
Mctray. No. .. Prairie ti-N. Quarters L..
VIRGINIA
Harrison I-ho.bus Post NJ. II National Soldiers
Home. Quarters, 10 80 ara. lss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02

~ don't understand it." said the new
boaIder. My friend said he preferred thi.
boarding house to any other
Il know it, said Billy Bliven. His ances
tors had govt and he's afraid of it,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02

''How did they like you in Scraggleville?''
asked one actor of another.
VERY much, indeed, it appeared. 1t was all
/ could do TO induce the landlord to let me
leave"