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1 Jlte hiClott (0 bbxrtiet:" ?UBLiaHED DAILY EXCEPT MONDAY I . ' FT t HAS." II. iJONES, .r , Editor and Proprietor. rENTKRKD kT THS POgtDFFICTI UT CHAKLOTTK, Cm tK0ONi Class Mattes. "'; y ' FROM- WASHINGTON. WnEllE THE IIGnwnG HIT ! YESTERDAY. ' . r ' Appointments in the , Departments-An Ohio Ulan Slakes a Protest Because lie tras Loeked , Out lostoCices to be Filled i Uncle Sam's Balance Sheet, iWASHiNGTON,.July l. The 'Presi dent made the following appoint ments, today, : Wra. W. Rockhill, of Maryland; to be Secretary of Lega tion of the United States to ; China; Mattie K Chisman to be postmaster at Hampton, Virginia. v APPOINTMEN rS IN THE DEPARTMENT OF " JUSTICE. , . .. - The Attorney l&eneral jhas made the .following appointments in the Department of Justice to fill vacan cies ; caused by removals: Frank ' Strong, pf the District of Columbia, to be general agent at a compensation of $10, a dayp Leigh u.halmers, of Texas, and 0 . Monroe HeiskilC of Maryland, to be examiners at $8 a day, and D, A. Fisher, of Ohio; to be examiner at $6 a , day ; Edward W. Watson of :i Mississippi andH. J. MayJ of Indiana, to be -assistant at torneys at $3,000 per annum ; Ben j. Wilson; of ; est Virginia, : Lewis Cochran, of New Jersey,- and F. P. PiM 2enhsjlvahia, to .be assist ant.attorney s at $2, 500 per - annum ; Felix Brannigan; of New York, to' be assistant attorney at $2,Q00 per an num; 'These appointments take ef fect today, - , Wv . . , . . , ' .rf ukcle sam's balance sheet. " 'The debt statement issued today show9 the decrease of the public debt' . during the month of June, according to the old form.to be 1993, 993 75. The decrease of, the debt since'. June 30, 1884, is $63,494,708 64; cash in the treasury, $188,612,429 23; gold certifiN cates outstan'ding, $140,323, 140 ; silver -certificates outstanding, $139,901,646 ; certificates of deposit outstanding, $29,785 000; ' refunding certificates outstanding, $240,000; legal tenders outstanding, $346,681,016; fractional currency outstanding, (n.ot including thq amount estimated as lost or de stroyed) $6, 964,175. 88. This is the final statement according to the old form. Hereafter, the new of the debfcstatement will be the only one , issued br the ; Treasury Department The decrease of the public' debt dur- ; ingiheiontb of June, according to th new method. oV stating : the ac Counts, is $9fl56,81, 63..? The . items are the same in both accounts; ' ASSISTANT SECRETARIES OP THE INTE- , , RIOR. ' -:4 ' - -Mr.-Muldrowwas ibda.y; fosmalyl . appointed first assistant secretary of the interiorthe - new office created - by CongreS IfjBmA Geo. A. Jenks, f jrennsyi vania, wa appointed second ' assistant secretary of the interior. Jenks bad an. interview with Secre tary Lamar today and was introduc ed. t6 the chief 8 of the divisions. He will begin the discharge of his official ) duties as soon as a room can be fitted up for his occupancy.- E. S. Wilson, ' of Jackson, Miss , editor and propri etor of ,the New Mississippian, was today appointed receiver of; money s atEvanston; Wyoming. t r ; 1; OTHER APPOINTMENTS. The President this afternoon ap pointed Wm. Dorsheimer to be United States attorney for the Southern dis trict of New York, and Martin T. McMahon to be United States mar shal for the same district, James B. Hays, of Wisconsin, to be Chief Jus- tice of the Supreme court of Idaho ; Wm. L; jffltoell, of Texas. United ! States mafsirVDf the Northerb dis trict of TexasxSmea' M. Liddell, of Mississippi, jfUhUeU States marshal for the Northern district of Missis sippi; Charles B. Pearreu of Texas. United States attorney for the North ern district of Texas; Benjamin F. Jonas, of Louisiana, to be collector of customs for the district of New Or leans, vLa.. .: i.. . ,v . ; ClVlL SERVICE MUDDLE - ' - Complaint has been lodged with the civil service commission by Owen Kellar, of Caldwell, Ohio, to the ef fect that having been certified Ty the commission for- appointment to , a twelve hundred dollar position in the treasury department and having been notified by mail that the position awaited, his f arrival, he came to . Washington; and upon: reporting m person the appointment was. jrefused him. Kellar says thereason of s the refusal was none other than that he is a Republican. ; udge : Thoman,: thd Democratic member of the com mission; is absent,-but the remaining ' members have taken' the 'i complaint under consideration and it is proba ble that a letter will be addressed to the Secretary of the Treasury, asking! or his statement of the if acts in the case, l This is the usual, course in such cases Gen'l. Cheno with, first - auditor df the .treasury, to whom a1 Kellar was assigned to duty,-said to- day that he had refused to accept YKellar- on the ground that ; he was bersonally offensive to Democrats in tne aisinciwueio up u cv. xu . he had received a letter from v repre sentative Warner protesting Against Kellar's -appoiiitment. ?! He (Warner) describcdKcllar t& man. who had been ttUVp 'laxuort: pf Taylor vrbo rp-Cpinst ,-Waroer jior : Congress, every opportunity to insultthe Dem ocrat3 of i the district Gheno with - - said he did not want such a man in hii r and tcld tam, bo he also icf :ir xi Kellar, that if he had to ap " point him on a certificate of the civil Service commission he, would -dis nUaio him tha next day, but it Kel- "rr-1 ! h'v would return his D AIL Y C BAR LOTTE OBS EKVER: THURSDAY, PaPers to the commission and let 't them take thft tisnal -ronrRft v 'Kellar i agreed in the fattm1btt-nAti vt- and the papers, were returned? ' , EXPIRED TERMS! . " - There are at ; present eleven Presi deutial pustoiSce&where4iificjQmm 8i6n8, ul the ' postmasters 4haye ex pired and .where , no appointments iave yet been made. 1 These "offices araMitford New Hampshire Water ford, N . Y. ; Manitowoe, Wis! ; Gilroy, Cala. ;. AUgusta, Me. ; Belforte, Pa. ; Mitchell, Ind ; Eeart, Mich?.-; .-South Haven, Mich; "Preston, Minn;;; and Corinth, Miss. - . FOURTH CLASS VACANCIES, i Vacancies in' the fourth class ' post offices number not less than-2;500, and some estimates make the num ber much greater. VNearly all the vacancies have been caused by resig nations or removals because of mis conduct on i he part of the postmas ters. In many cases postmasters have written to the department ask ing why no attention has" been paid to their requests to be. relieved , from' the duties of office, madef infMarch last. The explanation is to be .found in the great number of cases that are constantly pressed upon the attention of the first assistant postmasier gen eral where an immediate change is desirable in order to secure good ser vice. .- , " - QUARANTINE AGAINST FEVER. The pity of Lewes, Del., hasestab lished! a- quarantine ; a(gainst the marine hospital station at? Delaware Breakwater, where a case of; yellow fever is under treatment! - rOREICJf yOTES, Opposed to the Crimes-; Act Sum moned to RomeTne English Turf Cholera's .; Progress, in -.Spain. .. . '. London, July 1 Lord J Arthur William Hill, member or Parliament for . Down, Ireland, .andebmn- troller in his election speech Ai Down referred to the recently proposed bill for the renewal of the crimes act and said such measures were in his opin ion needless, as ordinary -laws were sufficiently ample for the government of Ireland. The present land-act, he said, was a fail.tyHe f would sup port the land purchaseTbill wliich the Liiberal government had. proposed. : SUMMONED TO BE.CONSECRATED.. : Dublin, Julj- 1. Bev. Dr., Walsh, recently appointed ' by the- Pope, Archbishop of publin,1hasJ beeii sum moned to Rome to "be ' consecrated . This summons is regarded as a signal mark of honor J p C;f f " ENGLIS .RACES, .( ; London,- July i.'-At the Ne w Cas tle and Gosforth park-summer meet? ing today the .r6Iirprjihber--land plate of 1006 sovereigns was won by R Craig's, (formerly J. BcKern's) five ; year f old-Chestnut h6rseT Blue, Glass; Anson's -throe year ; old' bay colt, Hambledon, 2nd ; R, Jordan's five year old brown horsey" Green bank?' 3rd! W There were-jseveri starl ers.- ' -' ' v - 'Tuesday's cholera record. . .. . J, ... V. . Madrid, July 1. -Returns for yes terday from the cholera districts of Spain are as follows: - s ' New eases.' Deaths Madrid :. 2 Valencia, citjr .124 3 44 191 . 27 Valencia, province, 446 Alicante, province, . . .. Castellon Do La Plana, city, Castellon De La Plana, province, . . . Saragossa, province.... Murcia,; city . . . . ; . . . . . " provinces... . Cuenca, province'. . . Aranjuez .............. Cincinpozulas . .;. i'i 50 85 80 19 136 6 .200 6 61 39 15 15 0 70 5" THE HEW YORK. OFFICES. The lYew Appointees take Charge of their Respective Tosts. New York, July 1. Collector Rob ertson this morning delivered to the newcojlector, Mr. Hedden, the keys and nooks of the custom house. . There were only a few deputies and heades of deputies present when the ceremony ,was performed. For the following hour the. new collector was busy swearing in his deputies ac cording to law. ; All of the old depu ties will be retained for the present. Robertson will remain in the Cus tom house for a day or two until his successor becomes acquainted with the duties attached to his office. He will then 'resume the practice of law. .Silas W. Burt, new naval "officer was at his post this morning. - There will be ho change in personnel of his office for the present, -, Mr Beattie, new surveyor, has. not put in appearance lip to now. r t A Pair of Suicides.? ' .. . . - .... . v " Pittsfield, Mass., . Julyi 1. -Eli Buel aged 60 years, committed sui cide on his first wife's grave in the cemetery here -f this morning. sHis first wife committed suicide by hang ing,. and he had been divorced from his second wife. Paving , the ' Interest. - Charleston S. C.,; July '1. The various banks and corporations of the ! city began ; today .-paying the "mi annual interest 'and , dividends the capital of twelve million dol ors invested in State and'other secus rit;3s. . The amount to be disbursed ia tbout $300,000.- 4 - . v V - j. " , t ' A ' Xoiiis viller and -Nashville Rail- S''J-'i road :Finances .. -, p New York, : July l.The Louis ville and Nashvyle statement for the month of May shows a gross earnings or i,iu,4i4: toDeratms - exnenses. $711,227. There was ako charged to me construction account ' S195; 73: it . . . . -r- . .: -. . I leaving a net balance ot f371,6i4. THE STREET CAR -TROUBXE; An Attempt to Run Cars Prevent ed by DIostileDemonstration of the Strikers. , ' ' Chicago, July 1 The west divis ion car company sent out three cars on its Madison street line earlyy this morning, but the drivers were com pelled to return to the barns. Fully one thousand strikers - and; citizens were assembled near the ; car barns. , and When the cars came "out they were met with a volley, of bricks and stones, which shivered' the window panes and did other damage to : the cars. . Several of the drivers and con ductors were struck by the flying missiles. ; A deputy sheriff was on the platform of each car, and in the ex citement one of the officers drew a revolver and threatened to fire, but desisted.' 1 6 is now stated that - the Company will endeavor to ? run their cars under the protection of the city police, and trouble is feared. At 11:30 a car with 8 policemen and a reporter as v the sole passengers, started frOm the barn on the Western avenue, down town on the- Madison street track. The car got through without any difficulty except occas ional hootings. Trouble was expected at Halstead street but there- was none. - ,,.-. This car was followed by two oth ers also with police and deputy sheriffs. No passengers were taken; The cars went over the route without molestation. On the return" trip, however, the cars were met by a mob of 4,000 to 5,000. m . - ' . They followed the bars with hoots and veils to Union street. ' From there on to Halstead street the scene was of the most riotous description. The crowd hurled ber barrels, bricks stones and all sort ef missies5 & cars, smashing windows and , nearly wrecking them. Several ' arrests were made, but the police were al. most powerless to handle the mob. ?At Union street all sorts-of obstructions were thrown upon the track, ad several or tne ring leaaers., were ar rested, and ai shot was fired at one-of the supposed leaderSi Missiles were even thrown from buildings in the street at the- cars. The cars were moving along slo wly w ith great crowds folio wing and sttef ing threats Proceeding further west an enormous crowd of threatening men had assem bled near Ann street and the air- was- filled with stones as the cars tried to work their way through. The policemen were hit and injured and the cars badly wrecked, and were finally thrown off thetraekand over turned near the" sidewalk line. . i V The authorities massed the entire reserve police force along -Madison street and made a number of. arrests. The police have been patient, and with the exception of one shot fired near the corner of Union v.street, re volvers were not used. AHP ECESTDIARS CUtE. IIow a Mother Saved Her Child ren Harrow Escapes.. Cleveland, O., July -AJ disas trous fire occurred at Nos. i34Z. and 351 Broadway this morning at- 3 o'clock. The building was occupied by two families . Mr. Cohen with his wife and four children occupied the front rooms. Cohen jumped from the burning building aE& his wife dropped the children on bedding she had thrown out, and in doing so was slightly burned. Mrs Rosenberg with her 3 girls, and Miss- Rosa Meisel oc cupied the rear part up stairs. She escaped with her 14 year old daughter while two- younger children aged 11 and 9 years and Miss Meisel perished in the flames. Mr. Trow, atrayeling man, who boarded with Mrs. Rosen berg, jumped from his window and had his arm broken and face badly cut He and Miss Weisel were to have been married next Sunday. The current belief of the citiaens and the fire department is that the fire was incendiary. v This .belief is almost plausible from the fact that the stair ways were nearly consumed when the fire was discovered. . ; FIGHT "WITH THE EJTDXANSL A Pretty Eively Racket While it Eastedv " " Tombjjtone, Arizona, Jiily 1 A: J. Himeke, a miner, brought news yes-, terday from the frontier Of an engage ment between" Indians and whites last Thursday, 30 miles southeast' of the frontier, in which it is reported that 36 Indians and 16 Americans were killed, and several wounded. Today further information is received from San Boinardina through Thos. Cracker, whose ranche is situated on the trail from Fort Bowie to Sonora. He reports an engagement - between the entire force under Lieut, Davis and the Apaches. Fifteen Indians were killed and 15 to 20 taken prison ers. The loss to -the, whites is not stated. t Raschall Yesterday. WashingtonNationals 16, Tren tons 1. Seven innings. '' ; - Baltimore Baltimore 8,! Brook lyn 4. V -) . , Chicago Chicago 24, Boston 10. I - Louisville Louisville 4, St. LoUis 1. i Pittsburg Pittsburg 11, Cincin nati 9. , - . , r. Philadelphia Metropolitan 12, Athletic 11.. Columbus, f Ga.M3oIumbus 1, At lanta 5. r . 4 : Macon,. Ga,. Memphis, 3, Macon 0. Birmingham Chattanooga 7, Bir mingham 1., .' i r Buffalo-rBufJalo 6;PjKTidence5.;:' Wip?t in the Hud!' v. Sad to Bay, many a good thing at tains to nothing more than a fair beginning. On the other hand it is a matter for congratulation that the growth of some etu things may be alaq promptly frustrated. A large proportion of the .cases o the most wide spread and fatal of diseases consumption have their conception la nasal catarrh Dr. Sage's Ca -uiiuwuiouj us yivaotun, owiuing anj euecxuai Try It- It has cured thousands' ' All druggists;" sunthurs&w - - ; . : i YIROINIA'S TJIf rTERSITX. The Closing Hay "A Plea f r Fed eral'Aid tPpnIr Education . Charlottesville; Va., July, 1. The closing exercises of the Universi ty of -Virginia took, place .today, ; and after the - delivery" of " diplomas the closing addes before the society of the alirenni was proncwricefd by Hon. Charles & Stuart, of Alexandria, Va. , his subject being Federal aid to free schools. He said Federal aid to the free school systems of States, is, a subject worthy of icorJarideratJOtt, a living issue, feecause eve5id w ' Con gress is discir3singit; vigorotr9ir be cause it comraanas, not aeKS,::awen tion; non political because it is one of the rocks up which all the par ties havelsplit, and around Wshosobase discordant voices- of party faetion ae stilled. The people testify their in terest in it but it eomes honlft to the humHest citizen, the yearnaag for the gladsome light; . of education for himselt or ior nis- emiaren -iissis tatiee to .free school systems of States should come from the FederaP gov ernment because the'need is . general, and the taxes from wMch the fuadis to-lfa derived are as bou'ndless as1 the fireneral Koverenment.' It must beid. and no interference with)' the rig&ts' and duties of States, to aid only, ; 9e cause th word implies voluntary && sisianee upon one part, . unhampered; with imroper conditions upon " tbe other part. It 13 to be extended" to frej school systems because the edu- cational sj stems of the Bt&tes to be valuable-awist be open to alilr without money and -without price jvMt it is to be extended to free school systems of the States, not to a general svstem, not toone cejatrolSed by. thertd.eral governments bu;t; ;! 6 one .-m"abrd-ance with the ooJkrt of edt : State, direcgdi.byjt9- vwaakehtS"? tader laws brmed Jts. legislatioflcy; sub , ject to-but6he-'':;CBitipnfii.-education to all men without ; rerd i to race.-, ... ". V - Xrbnlife'Ovi- tbmriyrbl&kj-bmcB. 'Lotjisicille, July l.A specials to the Times from Mt. Sterling says: (n a fight at Stepstoriev a snialS sta, tion on the Che sapeake and. O hi B. R. . seven miles from &bis place Itetst evening; Br. James C&i'ter was ahot arid dangerously wouiadied, and v ne gro, name unknown was killed The affair grew out of tho trial of a drug;, gist for selling liquor without a phy sician's prescription,: which resulted iuf his being fined 2S. Stepstone; is a Jocal option place-, and the , friends of' free whisky and teniperance peo ple are arrayed against each otherj f ' A Hbj;Hrijdrer. Magon, Ga.. Jly l; A day er two since a negro boy ten years . oMr living On the line of Houston and Crawford, counties 17 miles from this n&Vyr shot a negro girlo the same agie killing her instantly. The boy has not been arrested. ' .'. ' - , 4!ktu Jultf crttsciucuts. I- Wh OSBORNE w. C. MAXWElX J Oburne ' & Slaxwell, TTOOEtrXTilYS AT XAW, charlotts;n. c. Will Practice 1 the- Ftata and Federal Court. Offices land aItaw Bullying Julji 1st, 1885. 6mw&dlt NOTICE. The firm of TOlltlow &. aer has tils day beea. ofc solved by mutual consent! - All business pertanv fu.to said firm htis been placed In tie hands ef B. H. Barker, w ilo Is autbsrfised to collect all claim aisd transact another business necessary In closing up the business oi said num. n h. wi barker HontersvlJe, Hi C, Jura 15, 1885. iy2dtf - , - - . TO THE- iililie. The large stock ef HlRDWAl vre bait on hand mus&Be fold beSore the first Qt the yeax. - Wj are now agents for. Vjja Llddell . . Boss Press ind th Llddell Patent Saw Mill., both of whteh. re ceived high, prizes. at the World's Exposition. .Liiaasu e uo re givmg uieir eniira aiiennon to manufacturing theli Presses, and Saw Millsy while their agents sell their machinery, t We , an e now selling - - FIRE PROOF SAFES, J2GINES, PLANIN& MA- CliUN E3, CAMS AND FLOUR JlILLS,. And all kinds of Machinery, and must therefore e&se out all off our Hardware, wqich In ludes PLOWS, AXES, TOOLS, KNIVES, GUNS, ; r And other articles0 too -numerous -to enumerate. We promise to sell . Hardware lower than any firm in Charlotte, tor It must ba sold. Rememoer that and call upon us. , - . Brerri & McDowell, HOUGE. A On JDollnr Ferfonnance - . . 25 Cents. . for STANDARD., DRMTIC , COMPANY, BAND ANh ORCHESTRA." To night win be presented Bartley ChmpbelTs1 'r-i--- -(.seauuiu4 auu xgucxuDgirama, ;. ' t ''DIVORCE." Admission 25 cents; Reserved Seats 85c.', now on sale at Central Hotel. t . .hj. 'l l: , i : f The management wish it distinctly understood that while they have cut their admission to one third their usual price, there will be no cut In the wnonnance.-.,.-,.. w, ..,. 4 JULY 2, 1885. llii OFFERS TO THE: Wholesale 5 Retail Trade FIVE JONS Miitft Load, rWNTYf BARRELS PBRE UNSEED OIL. A' Large Stock of Gb!6fs, Tarnishes, Ete. ALSO ONE CAR LOAD 7J ALL AT ' CLOSE PRIGES. J. H; MoADEN, Iruffglt " i jFORjSALE. At.the Court House floor (unless ;eold privately sooner 1. on the' second Thursday; la :lvZt t L3 o'ejock, fORTY ACHES OF LAND.'fi Fifth street and the land of Mrs; others. ' -- - I' ad IT. .:;' tee' fiaraaiiy witnm ine xown wunaan- ; l c , on he North by the C. C railroad,' 1 1 tia I by Elmwood Cemfetery. and oh'thasot' ; J. ft ty Iff Brighton Me SllUWS.IISUND, r Near Charleston, South Carolina nOW CPF.IV. Hairs Celebrated MUitary Band end Orchestra from Boston, Mass. Q n Two Grand Open Air Concerts DailyT rand Hop every eTenlrg... - Surf Bathing. Kishing, etc. Rates from $14.00 per wtck, up.J SPECIAL KATES' FOR Jt UNE. Excurslon rates by all railroads to the hotel. guests. wuiuiuuauuujj lur , uiree . nunared ani flft J.f. burkham; may23d2w nmm R. R. LANDS In Minnesota, North , Dakota, Montana, " Idaho, Washington and Oregon. :,' From L.ake Superior to Paget Sound, At prices ranging chiefly from $2 to $6 per acre, on 5 to 10 yearsrtime. This is the Best Country for securing Good Homes row open for settlement. WF p C 3 2 0 acres of Government r InC l& C Land Free under the Homestead and Timber Culture Laws. NOTE i -10,818,433' Acres OB HOKE THAN I HALF of all the Public Lands disposed of in lb83, were ia the Northern Pacific country.-. Books and Maps sent FREE, describing the Northern Parlflff Country .the Railroad Lands for Sale and the FREE Government Lands. Address, CHAS. B. MBORN, Land Com'r, N P. B. R., St. Paul, Minn. . mayld3m ' .' - How few understand what . a perfect fit is ? 'T!iat pataft-v rsriod of "brealiing- in' ' is deem ed essential to every new .outfit. Tliia ii pocitlvely un nscessary. . The sc-ientlfic principles app!lod to the num erous shapes and sizes of "the ZZirs.n'' s-oo, i:;rur 23 perfect -fit. and ticir ficnibility, abso lute froedena from, the torturea cf "brcclilnsr in," as they are cisy and comfortable from the. . first day. : Sold everywhere. Asis your shoe dealer for them, " : . JHANAN & SON. A;.E. ItAIfiI3f & DUO.. ebioeodtf GREATEST ICQKOMIZER I F THE AGE. . In Time, Labor a d Money.- No housewife can aflord to be without it. It has tk equal lor clean ing Silver and Elated Wares. Glassware and Win dow Glass. Nlckle and Brlttannta. Brass, Copper, Steel and Bronze without scratchirg.- it Is indis pensable as a kitchen soap. Kepi by all first-class druggists and grocers. Manufactured by . . V C. W. ALEXANDER. June26dtf . Charlotte, N. C. It is THE GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY for the bowels. It is one of the most pleasant and em caciotis remedies for allsummer complaints. At a season when, violent attacks of the bowels, are po frequent, some speedy rel ief should be at hand. The wearied mother, losing sleep in nursing the Tittle one teething, should use this medicine. 50 cts. a bottle. Send 2c. stamp to Walter A. MMMWBIIMWIl'll MIC!(M llflil llllll" Taylor's Cherokee KemeJy of Sweet Gum and JSullein i,s i',l envQ Couprlis, Croup and Lou sumption. Trice, ijo, and $1 a bottled BRING TH CASH And Save the IIci t. In oraer to encourage the system of prepayment I - offer a very liberal discount to those'who ' . pay in aavance for their l. - : , -PHOTOGRAPHS.3 ; J. H. VAN NESS, , . Tryon Street june28dlw&wlm In order to ; make a change In' business I will close on.ta,nlcelot;of . , .. . - . and ludul UucJks. S. Mi HOWELL. Houses Rented. i nanssKst2i and rents eollected, in the city AdresM fr tf charge. , , , . CUALL01X3 RSAf ESTATE AGENCY, B. . COCmUNX. Manager, l tsSJ tf Trade etreet-rrnnt fvntraiHatL k , , Fo Fubliohers. ' T3 are rad to famish a CrsiSlaM rjriallty ot ound tickets,- at $2.00 per bucket TEXOSS3SYS3 r r ' - r. it
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