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Notice OF Estabitshnaent of Two Land Districts
gl4.a1s-a la the State OF California

5J1atals.h In the State of California.
Of the of Congress
w. provide for the
Cania, the granting OF REDEMPTION rights
therein and Tor otcr the President the United states
his judgment the public
mperavey require and in the absence OF
legislation Congress tue subject divide the
and distinct land
is shan determine 10 be embra
Louer, the Upper, Middle, and
and whereas full consideration II
appears public Interest mperavey requires that al least
t,ro land shall be established in that state
Now THEREFORE FRANKLIN PIERCE, President OF the United
States OF America do hereby make known
provisions te act the State OF
divided land districts by the
the public parallel thirty
land oihce for the
d established BEsIoIA, and that the
oper district at Los AsosLos
hand the city OF washington, THIS twenty hrst
OF March, A. ID. 1883
By the President;
ions wrLsos Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Mar 23-2aw3mo
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llvtSss ses H"nt-One nd attic
- houses me-. ts corner Of 10Th streets finished last wear
49, sNonR and dining CONNECTED folding
DOORS double psrofs i've chambers Kitchen roou
cistern
there h nerhaustble Ell within feet 1s boes.s a..
fey hshes win s.s and supplied closets clothes room
tubes 4. n,a
healthy convenient pleasant all respects Po.s.,op an
of May Rent $3.50. ''N -
Inquire the premises the hdutsnt Generals Once Of
Az lo-eoa' y, v. BROWN.
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For Baltimore md informed ints Points the Potd
River and Chesapeake. bay.

For Baltimore md intermediate Points the Poto-
River and Chesapeake. bay.
,z.l~ The swim, comfortable and commodious low pres
Ax-~ka Powbatan, Captain Charles Il. Nit
che having entirely ehred enlarged improved every
number OF
Washington, Alexandria, and Baltimore and
furhu expected make trip weekly FROM Wash
Baimere leaving Washington at s. and Alexandria
a. Monday, and returning Thursday. Passengers
the Baltimore, which leaves
Aqua creek, board the fowhaan, without
charge.
Freight OF the Columbia
passage will be az follows
Aqua and other landings below that place and
Baltimore. %
10
Meals
For further information passage
board, GEORGE MATTINGLp,
Az 9-eodu Agent ia Washington,
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Sr~nts shnnc~s En- make Mop-y--fscus s. co s0
n DAY nv any tiaeludig fepaes,) in either
uy wn we khowedge Of hhy useful discovery
msnd witch WI orwaId of 81
,ohn ~ hol Dor rs New York Tbis
dents, clers- nvads or wishing
nncn'ay lucrative IN any part u the United
unedaey.
ya-domas
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United states boundary Commission,
WAsnrsoToS CITY, March IS, 1853.
IN consequence very limited appropriation for continuing the
the United States and the
Mexico economy and the uncertainty
attached the boundary
employed said commission not appoint
United States The Secretary Of the In
ROBERT D. CAMPBELL,
Mar 81 Commissioner
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UALUsBLE Farm, nj private ssIs.-The farm on which
Mr. w Krkwood resides not having been sold auction IA
for private contains In under fence
wa,crcd and in high state Of coauon seventy
meadow, apple and peach orchard, excellent
house. necessary buildings II s beautiful
lion, sir mites r, Washington In Prince Georges Mary
Blsdensbug dept II be divided adyan
age and VII be sold 10 suit purchasers Apply to MI kkwood,
the premises. the Of 9th
fennsyivania avenue, Washington.
MAR 3-2tav3w
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GOODS for Boy sVear.-We have on hand good
Vi nj goods for boys wear, consisting Of
Check linens, linen dlings, t@eeds, cashmeres
cloths, easeimeres, French striped pankeens
thing could get suitable for boys
wear, o would solicit attention.
just opened splendid stock OF plain and embroid
heavy which would invite
the inspection of the ladies'
complete comprising misses
all always bard find elsewhere
Of linen good present In
linens, suitable for shirt bodies, pillow cases. &c.
variety
wide linen sheengs OF all widths cheap
so duzsn table NAPKINS from 81 .
70 pieces brown Scotch linens for boys aprons, &C.
With linen all Of winch
spectfu!y submit TO the inspection OF purchasers
w. NJ. SINISTER x CO.,
APP 5-eo6uf 7th street, near Pennsyivania avenue
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AUCTIoN BARGAtNs.We are just in receipt Of large
goods of various kinds, which
bought northern auctions very low prices We respectfully
call ladies, and 10 sell them some good
bargains found cheap worked collars sleeves,
cuffs inserung-, handkerchlets, &C.
opened OF the best berege de lanes
l2Js re had for sale
= w. NJ. SINISTER l. CO.,
Ap 5-eo2wif 7tl street, Pennsyvonia avenue.
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Spring LLISERS.-Mrs. ANN H. CLARK will open o.
y Thursday splendid assortment of French pattern
hats Paris, beautiful ve',
every description variety Of misses and chi
her line which she calls The attention OF h
ladies generally.
Repairing, ~ usual, neatly executed.
6-d3t-
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X OWEN - SON. merchant taitors, arc now opening
~ their spnu of goods consisting % rich
q huc black blue and fancy coiored cloths blue black
nd fancy oaA.iueres OF
styles 10 witch they invite attention friends aud
public = -
Ap is-2awtm
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ypLENDID stock of New Goods just opened-We
- the pleasure Informing the ladies' and our customers
generally completed opeGng stock OF
spring goods sIy offer anything in our line
retail price that IL be bought OF
Our stock dress goods comprises all the
goods and OF them at very low prices
We name, in part, the tolowiBgi
India silks the most seryceable article III
re
10 do solid plaid and striped silks
20 do check French silks, al 62s ard 70 cents
10 do handsome gace silks, handsome shades
- do rich brockads, bargain
black Rhnes, comprising the best as
had and feel conhdet mat
dress viii find greatly % their advantage
through before purchasing We have Just opened
description from 70 cents up aud
desirable styles moi 10 DC had
Added above, stock OF do
VIII wholesale retail as cheap
any establishment the District -
= w. NJ, SINISTER 4 Co.,
Ap 5-eoawf 7th street, Pennsyvan avenue.
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/. Washington, at Iron Hall, Pennayiva-
l.
PRICE KEDUCED-ADMIsSION TWENTY-FIYE CENTS
THE ORIGINAL VOYAGE DOWN The MISSISSIPPI b
magnificent paintings the first and best OF panoIamas has
exhibited this country except in Philadelphia In or
OF admission, during the
viii be 25 to all OF The house Children
Doors every evening at panorama
moves al tx.
Mar l3-dn
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1 on<INa.eLAss NAnEmOUsE, ma che.tnnt I'D

7 ooxING-GLAss WAREHOUSE, III Chestnut at,
II FOURTH side Phladephiawo inform merchants
and re,dents vicinity complete
wall and oval glasses, richest for
with portrait and picture frames
will be fouad = establishment. /.
Long peence large facilities enable goods
lowest prices.
Dimensions being viii give estimates for size
fee breakag point Orders solicited
French plate glass for dwellings, Sc importation prices
Ap 2-toau THOMAS y MATT co.
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40 RNlNG GOoDs-We are just in receipt OF splendid
NIL stock goods Tor mourning. We name, part the fol-
lowing
10 pieces bombasns Lupns make, known be the
best coloriug manufactured
10 do Lupn's black moIsseiines
10 do bereges ia plain and satin plaid in the
styles
10 do black and white aud black and lead befeges
do black broche berege, very rich
black English Grape
do black aud slate check silks
20 do black apaca, all prices
black and white beTege de lanes
do quality black and white ginghams
Of mourning goods; and would
that "A banch Of business,
are very all black goods sold by
| w. NJ SHU5TER CO.,
Ap5-aoBtr eth Pennsylvania avenue,
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uOUsEK EEPERs AND EURNIsHEIts look here
vi O. Browns improved smooth which award
diploma fair In this be had
few by the dozen, gouk of street and
Pennsylvania avenue. JAMES L., STREET,
An
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SPRlNG NANTES and Grape shawls-We will open this
of and elegant manues comprising all
and shades of color Aro large assortment OF
shawlssome entire which
this ladies, prepared
fer bargains. MAXWELL, SEARS, COLLINS,
Penn. between 9Th aud 10Th
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NEW GOODs.-wII.LIAM TUCKER, Lane 4 fuckers Build
ing, Penn between ~ and 9th streets, takes
and the public generally
frun
np goods, suitable for rnemsn's
usual style shortest oce
the mos, reasonable for cash.
Mar 25-dlm
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TOR RENT-some desirable furnished Buut
drug Store corner Pennsylvania and l2 oppo
the Irving Hotel.
Ap 9--eod3l'
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KINDS with steel etlh' -,-.---
IA sphefic churusi 1ofh hAhtsts,
Corn shelters, improved KINDS leilhp u''hs ~ W 9oi
( Iay and SHAW cuIleu, Granite patent Ian Inils,
Had com ,nuis IL Gatden engines,
Com and cob eIusbefsy nheat usiIA
Geddss improved banows, iotse powss ahR lhreshen
sousTs ana A haTrows Moving and reabiag machines,
/ JIaaIs. uakss. Chain pumps,
NV han Gattie
/ M, sc.ansfs Bull nngs,
/ aa.isnl,,,aI n,rnaees Patent iron snAthF,
I ,,ss Sok,a aud bows orubbing hoes,
/ Forks unloading hay Iranspianuns uo~els,
Man hay Iakes nay an' manure to1hS
4 How Mus shoyels and spades,
Apple pearersj ohoeh anu he;a noes
| OK ,Duzztes Garden rakes In variety,
I Mole traps thdrens tools,
Pruning hooks and chlsels Darling scyih1@
saw aud scissors Snaths, with patent lastnings,
/ Iron w curbs, aud zine tubeing Potato hooks
| chain pumps,
Also tools OF every description, garden aud
the lowest price, ut wholesale aud retail
| Ap 5--eodU
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!, EMBROIDERED silks and BereRe de Iaines-Just re-
IL ceved from auction
400 pairs lace sleeves, very cheap
Collars muslin sleeves
500 yards edging and iusertiugs
10 dozen embroidered linen cambnc handkerchief
200 yards striped silk
200 do plaid do
300 do figured DIDO
100 do plain do
5000 DO hne berege de laiue, l24 cents
1900 do hue chailey de laino
50 do houneed befege robes
50 do do muslin do
500 do satin and plaid berege, ~ cents, worth %
80 do rch figured befene, p do "
1900 do fine lawns, i2S worth l6s cents
5000 do do 60 do l1s do
so do plain and embroidered Grape shawjs ehesP
100 pieces plaid cambria
rs do white do
50 do One embroidered shirts
500 yards Lupin's best quality bombasin
700 90 black alpacas, all prices
1900 do plain bereges, choice coior-
500 do fine French lawns
COO do do orgnndie lawns
1000 do do singhsms -
$500 do do do l2Js cents
A full assortment OF domestics
so pieces inprain carpets
5000 yards white mattings
1900 do colored do
Oilclotbs and rug,
bonneta, Hbabd-, and parssols
ladies' o misses
900 pcces bonnet nbnnd
$50 parasols
new Of silk nianuias
$50 black vsites, 81 50
Men and boys' Of all kinds
Linen shcctings, Irish linen
4. bile dHmssk Russia diaper
Huck aback diaper and napkins
IS pieces PLAN and figured Swiss muslns
- 90 yards plain French gnshamsi ny cents $1,000
hp Io-2s2vS3wcp HALL BROTHER
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Al At
street. l2 and 18Th The fourth quarter OF hls
inst on commence The jst day OF May.
spacious building expressly Tor the aeeomnoda
ton school ihr dwelling Ia the construe
and eomor Of the pupils have IN
not surpassed by any
The several class lunch
delightfully."- warmed by most approved fonace and
well ventilated
patrons respectfully invited 10 call and in
spect the general arrangements r.,-,-.-.n.t ~. :.
ein. Interests OF their pupils IN me &C
have secured ue
stated salary and merely ehabed 10 oner
instruction the Of % 30 per quarter
#.. ADVANCE.
junior including ornamental needle
drawing. ~
For be had at the institutions or
,ha hooks,o The civ Mar 29-eod5Aay
SODA ppartaus complete soda water aPra-
black marble silver
pipes gallons, cooe all IN perfect order and
had reasonable terms by applying 10 T.
N. BTRATTON, Aacuoneer. Mar 29-eodN
n EV spring and summer goods and fashfons.--Du-
IN WALL BROTHER, diapers and taor, having returned
Yofk receiving their supply OF The newest sly
vespgs and cloths OF the
which Of choicest and richest
brought Customers would do wei to call
and make their selections.
prepared usual have work got up the richest
and most elegant style. -
Mar 25--3aw3wif DuVhLL BIO.
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The new York and Liverpool United States AAil
Steamers.
The ships comprising this line
me Auanoc ,.,..Ssp Wes@
Capt CouGtsck
The Adraus Capt Grafton
r~H~ These ships having been built BY contrac
E1 prexsy for government services, every has hess
ET1k4RO their also their cngnes
Ito strength and rPeed and their accommo
dnous uuequAed for elegance and comfort
Pic. York Liverpool In Grsi cabin 92o
Exclusive OF ESQ.,
From New York, ESQ and E20
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship
No berth an be secured until paid for
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EoR RENT-Tbe suit of occupied by Professor
Chas o. Jewe will the 9Th of April They are
large and airy and the location most desirable from s central
qure OF q. X BYRNE,
$3.50 10Th and Pennsyivania avenue.
Maj
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Clothing and cioshins Materials.

NAVY UarAArsssrt
Bureau Of Provisions and Clotnns, March =, leoS
erAIED PROPOSALS. endorsed Proposals. Navy Clothing
y and Clothing AaeIals vail be received al ha once nlil
"ock M Onday 25i day Of Apnl next for furnishing
and delivering receiving thirty days noee al saeh % ehs ~
navy yards Charrsio~1r massachusetts bIooAyn
Yok and Ospo Virginia. sueh quantities sAy 81 any OF AZ o.
lie onng arles Of clothing ald eiotns
AZ NAV be ordered chief Of this bureau BY The command
nayy-yads. respectively dunng me nseal sa eo
Isl day Of July nskl and ending on inc oo uAs VI
I.aA 1ylg-
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No isst MAkAff 0ihAAit iAihA'afmA'
DROUTY MEARss patent sell sharpening psasas, Of an
siz gt and lei subsO sideh d0uble mould,
Sc win steel extending points barsae teaeh and other kinds o.
enss M rana Inc Emperor Russia awarded fo
poushs gOd medal value SOU Also ~ great medal at
hi. Nnfldis Fair was awarded r. M plough CuyaloIs
VIM donnie aon noshed steel teeth, which be
a aoabl wear III The Teeth. Also, cultivation Of AL
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NEW SPRING GOoDs.-P. w. BROWNING, merchant
N United States ote begs leave call
citizens Of Washington and his
of French cloths, cassiores
Being
the popular principles Of low
will offer whole suits Of clothes prices
the necessity OF
for He has in
be
quality. With thanks his friends,
the anne, Mar 3l-fswtf
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pEFRIGERAToRs-4O refrgerators sale at my furni-
IL 7tb the Exchange Bank
embrace convenience keeping everything cool
put Price from sl2 s3s. Please call and
they can't be beat.
Ap 6-3taw5w N, NJ McGREGOR.
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4 ' II. u IL h VI ~ ~ > GltNNlntlNe
VI TEBBs, h YEkBY would respectful
their ffiends and gentlemen visiting this city
CANT assortment ct gentlemen's belongings,
Linen and cotton dress shirts
Linen collars, the hes, quality
Me,ino undersbrts and drawers
Cotton do do
Black and fancy silk scarf and cravats
Ltu'n, lawn, aud Bingham do
Kid, silk, thread, aud cotton gloves.
With n large assortment Of suspenders, hal
will be sold at the lowest prices for cash.
Call and examine at the new store, corner
! sylyania avenue, Miss Dermotts new bulldiI
Ap2-dlwif
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MILK Spring fsrm.--Tbe undersigned will
MI in Washington He engages that The
quality, from kept in 6ne condition
and meal Customers invited 70 visit ai their
and oh the conduct OF
which families viii IN degree depend
ALFRED L. DRtNE,
An s-qsw2w OF silver Spring Farm.
NEW Spring Goods.-BARNEs MITCHELL, without
would respectfully
public unusually large supply Of
goods embracing description and variety
syle material qir stock may be found many
extraordinary bargains auction goods Purchasers generally are
respectfully invited to give them an early cali .
Between 8 and 9th streets, Pennsyiyania aveaue
Ap l0-3tsw3vtf
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gOuTVERN Hud western Lands n,r sale or Ex :
tLsrds In The States Texas LbusiAnA, And Illinois.
whit and since
immediately sner its such
insure inc pnrchsser nseen pf hs tabitsI
portion Of the above lands would be exchanged for
.. n. CHEEvEp,
Ndp-aa~sm Until l5h street, oppoasAs Treasury.
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HARRY MUIR a story Of scottish Life by the OF
III q Mrs Margaret Maitland"
Jeames Legend Of the Rhne and Rebccca
vol. ny Ihackeray. - =
Apt0 fhANCk TAYLOR.
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uAIIRDAD Contractors, aud others Interested arc
Johnson Csmme Company, propre
cycopn steel wsrks OF Shelf Id England
for the of their
ssinv successfully
Rttsn the exclusion OF India rub
ad all other modern Inventions.
orders received, models be seen, oppo.
treasury, 18th street - -.
Mars fInel
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I NoIIectors Omce CITY TKaIf. MOVE " 1901.
/ NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAx-PAYERS.--Nouco Is hereby
~ that the advertisement of delinquent
Of pepaacn and will be completed and published on or
about the first of December
The undersigned respectfully that the law allows him
discretion but makes enforce the eoec
ton tue by Of aI property, without
exception which remain due and unpaid
All forward
| RI ROCHE,
+ Nov p-eotf Collector
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rHOCOL sTkf, Cocoa, and Broma.-W. BAKER h COZ
Vanilla Premium chocolates. Cocoa aud brona
awarded by thu chiei institutes
Union, by all the principal groceries
United Staes, md by their agents
ussey Murray. New York Grant and Twels Philadelphia
" Braudse Batmoie Kennel Dudley, Cincinnati
WALTER BAKER, & CO,
Ap3-dly Dorchester, Mass
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cloth celehrA
mandatory Sons, London, which will
ped passage the
respectfully
Mar 10 Republic. AOOE, BRO, 90.
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Dinner Of the Republican Friends
Of Ireland.
llNNsR OF THE YOUNG FRIENDS or IRELAND.
Dinner Of Friendly Sons Of St. Patrick
TOASTs, SPEECHES, &c.
The Celebration in Other Cities.

"ST. PATRIoK's Day in the morning" was,
for a wonder, delightful weather, and the in
evitable rain did not reach this City until near
sunset. Such an unwouted opportunity was
not missed by the thousands of Irishmsn and
women in the Metropolis, and at an early hour
the streets were all alive with pedestrians and the air
with green banners and gistening bsyonets The out
siders from both Military and Civic Associations con-
tented themselves with wearing in their hats the
blematic shamrock and watching the maneuverS Of the
long and brilliant Procession.
In the morning the usual services took place
In the Catholic Churches. At the Cathedral grand
PoDti6cal High Mass was celebrated by large number
of Clergy and the accustomed eulogy upon St Patrick
was delivered.
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The anniversary Of Irelands pstroa sant
was celebrated with than usual ecis in this city.
The different military and civic organizations composed
of natives Of Ireland turned on. in large numbers, 80
companied by several fine bands. The Laborers Uaioa
Benevolent Association numbering about thousand
men. msrshsled by their PRECEDENT Mr. John Farrell
attended. in the morning So Jamess Romln Cathoip
church. in Jay st where they listened to an aPpropri-
ate ard eloquent address from Rev. Mr.. Cassidy.
There borne In this procession large banner ana
a beautiful Irish harp neatly deeked with shamrock
leaves which attracted general attention.
The Military Companies belonging TO Brooklyn. &C.
compsnied by the Shamrock and IL pairicks Sccse-
hes proceeded to New York In the forenoon. aud
turned by way OF the South Ferry about O'Clock.
MaChing up Atlantic to Court st., the line passed In
review before tie Mayor and Common Council Of the
City Hall and, continuing down Fulton st recrossed
the Ferry to New York The e. Pstricks Society lea
the procession on the route homeward aud proceeded
to Gothic Hail. whore they concluded the proceedings
Of the day with dinner speeches. song aud sentiment
usual ON such occasions The President DR. Morris.
presided at the table, and everything passed on
sgreesbly The military of thi, City were conf
prised OF the following companies; The Nspper Tan
dy Light Artillery, Captain Hogan shisIa Guard,
Cspt McCarty Emmett Guard, Capt. Nugen, Brook
Iyn ! ieht Dragons. Capt Wood Washington Horse
Guard, Capt Neeley Exile Guard, Capt Resrdrn sud
Ms.gher Guard, Capt. Hennessey. The companies
presented very fine and solderly appearance na
day was pleasant until after the review. and so lar %
this City was concerned, everything was coniucsod
with the greatest propriety and all Interested appeared
satisbad
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Al Newark.

The occasion was celebrated by our Irish
fellow citizens In quiet but pleasant nsnnsr Az D
O'Clock the Erns Benevolent, the Sc Johns Temper.
snee, the Shamrock Benevolent and the HoeruiAn
Benevolent Societies, numbering about POO turned
out with banners hags and various onbIenns accom-.
panied by the Newark Brass Band aud after paradng
through the principal streets marched to g. Johns
Church, where High Mass WA celebrated and an a,
dress appropriate 10 the day, delivered BY Rev.
Nr Moran. The procession again formed and march.
Cd, the Societies 6ng Of at their respective rooms.
10 the evening at o'clock, ssupper took place a
Stewards.
The day was generally observed By the Irish popu-
ls,ion festival, with a cessation from labor.
attendance at church, and social hilsrity. Many
wore sprigs Of uc-fo in their hats or buttos-
holes The celebration In this end other cities testi
fee that though na,urazed Ia another land they have
not forgotten the time honored customs Of she Emerald
f.1a