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FIRKMEs's CoNvEsTIoN.-Att the meeting Of
the Firemcn's Convention held at the Sun
engine-house on Saturday night last, a resolu-
tion was adopted requesting the secretary to
notify the different companies to I'M all vacan-
cies In their delegations; also, to request the
other companies which are not represented to
elect delegates. The convention adjourned to
meet on the 3oth inst. at the same hall.
BuRoLARY.-The establishment of Messrs.
Hough Il Ramsey was discovered yesterday
morning to have been burglariously entered.
Messrs. Davis and Webster, Of the police,
were led to suspect Hugh Strider and John
Payne, two white youths. They were accord
ingly taken In custody, and proved to be the
culprits.
MARKET.-Corn showed an advance Satur'
day, closing steady at t1.l. Wheat sold fol
t2s0Gk3, according to quality and color. Rye,
", a slight decline. Oats, IS cents. Eggs, %
as cents,
PREACHING TO THE SAILoRs.-The Sailors
Bethel was re-opened on Sunday at 2 O'Clock,
at the Corn Exchange, King street.
HEALTH OF THE CITY.-Despite the frequent
and sudden changes of the weather, we are
pleased to say that the general health OF the
city Is unusually good.
FISH per hundred, sl0i herring, per
thousand, 1850.
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AUCTION SALES TODAY.

MEssRs HALL Ross will sell this after
noon at their rooms, corner Of Seventh and
d streets, at 8 O'Clock, square No. 63t, contain.
ing $1,000 square feet, fronting on New Jersey
avenue, O street north and North Capitol
street, including the old residence OF General
Washington. II not sold as whole, 1t Will
be sold In lots. Also, at the same time they
will sell nice, nearly new house, with six
rooms, two stories, situated on o street, near
the corner OF Seventh street, 10 lots In square
40, fronting on Seventeenth street and on
North u street; and i've acre lots, all beau
tlfuiIy located, on the west side OF the Bla-
densburg pike, about three miles from the
city. In the District, and 10 ine nelghborhood /,
under fence and cultivation.
Messrs. GREEN 4 WILLIAMS will sell this
afternoon at Ave O'Clock, on the premises Of
lots No. 1, 2, and Q, In square No. $40, com.
mencing at the southeast corner Of ths square,
aud running along East Capitol street, one
hundred and afty.scven feet eight inches,
fronting on East Capitol street, at the corner
of Sixth street east, having good fronts and
depths. Also, the whole Of lot numbered
twelve, in squsre numbered eight hundred and
forty, beginning for the same eighty feet fro IN
the southeast corner OF the square and front
ang on Sixth street east; running thence north,
still fronting Sixth street, sixty-three feet one
Inch; thence west one hundred aud FIVE feet one
Inch; thence south forty.three feet one inch
Hhence east thirty-two feet seven inches
thenoe south twenty feet; thence east twenty
two feet six inches to the beginning; fronting
On Sixth street east, between East Capitol and
A streets north.
MRssRs. GREEN x WILLIAMS will also sell
to-day At o'clock, p. IN, = valuable building
lot, fronting en- New Jersey avenue, between
F and O streets north, being lot No. 20, In
Johnson's subdivision Of square No. 62j, bcing
as feet front by Of feet.
MgssRs. J. b. WHEELxR Il 90. will sell to
day at O'Clock, p. m, on the premises II
UnIontown, the following described property
two lots, described on the plat as lots Nos
7sS,73J. 1877, and 1873, with the improveme NIT
lots Nos. 7o2, 1903, 7oI, 7oj, and 100, and part o
lot No. T0i, on the plat, described as one par
Gel, as follows: Beginning on the west side Of
Munroe street, or the Piscataway road, at the
southeast corner OF the lot sold to George W
Duyall by John Fox, about the 10th OF April
1903, and running thence south l0j feet, thence
west $50 feet, thence northerly loj feet, thence
east $50 feet to the beginning, improved b!
comfortable frame buildings.
MxssRs. J. d. WHEELER %. Will also sell
this afternoon, at O'Clock, on the premises
the lot known as the south 20 feet OF lot No.
In square No. $50, improved by a two.stor,
frame house, and situated on Sixth stree
west, between north N and o streets.
MEssRs. W. l.. WALL 4 Go. will sell, at II
O'Clock this morning, at their bazaar, a mum.
Der OF carriages, rocksways, buggies, sc.
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CATrL. DisRAsE,-A fatal disease, resem.
| bling reinderpest, has again made its appear
ance among cattle in this locality, and Within
. ene psn WV weeks several vniuaple miloh
n,.h,n ~ S.eu, one parry havlng Iost TOUT
nm.,tia ,n .en ny ~ ~ sara may farmers OF
mns .ne , e9 's aneetea With disease imme.
whsr. ,h.s s are IN. IN 'ne W,hlngton Marcy,
nn,nh..a 49, ~ snS IN time our pe0pIe
knt,nancins ~. st..ns ninnton aealefs, tnus
Az nv aisse .ns a H. easue In our midst.
siwsy' GO son.i cid, tS.e,Snnsr 81 eheieis i
"a passd ", u..it, IL ~, gho,pouste authorities
G Gu " ~ s,t 1o.n =, ashington anu
ne dF...'s $500 W enI W ,nm mater before
ins ne aises.e 10 r.m.in tSn,,,t NJ, aiow.
t,ns .ne WILLY W remn WNnout Mtention
appoint officers to examine into and stop the
way into the markets. This would be the
same case here II not speedily checked.
cu.,ov or pr,,,.,,. ,.,o,., u,,y
$3.50 gS,,ta r,nsn''.an .d 20 VI,
Rs,i Dy o l,te sn oe, en,nrged ~ MI; ii:
,s.idencs IN SenoUS stsaaV h.t,sane a n,s
Ies,osnee W oeSonu sIee', oetween Llnsah
s snu r,ge,.e, anu teanng .hereIom aush
wsyaS,ns r,ne Tha Spp. E nnu - ,ha W
tion-house, where she is held for q hearing
before Justice Buckley. Not long since one OIL
the Warrington detectives had kizzie in Gus.
committed to the workhouse for a term BY
Washington magistrate. Lizzie 10 not pre-
possessing girl, but she has that In her which
gives every reason to believe that the peni-
tentiary will overtake her for her thieving
p'oPenS""''
season at the Piney Branch Race Course is
announced to come of to-day. The track Is
| represented In most excellent condition, and
the proprietors, Messrs. Dorsey & Mehrling,
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AMuAEMENTS.

Tonight a young gentleman Of this city
makes his debut as the crooked backed tyrant.
He 10 a college student, said to be possessed OF
a high order OF elocutlonary power, and has,
In amateur performances, given evidence OF
remarkable histrionic ability.
Professor Louis Haseimayer, the celebrated
prsstidigitateur, will give = series Of his won
derful philosophical illusions and sleight.of.
hand performances at the National theatre,
commencing tomorrow "wednesday night.
The well-known reputation Of the Professor
will be sure to be rewarded with q full house
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INSTALLATION or OpFIcRRs.-At a regular
meeting Of Morning Star Lodge, No. 5, 10. Of
@. T., held at Union League Hall, ksl Ninth
L. D. q. W. q. T., Installed the following ON.
GERS to serve for the quarter ending July 81,
1903; Mr.. J: ]. willis, W. y. TT Mrs; b. A.
kGosx So " GAM Ei A. M H. wy% %1
man, ". =. 81 Mr.. J. ]. Coombs, W. Chap.
Mr.. A. Wolfe, W. M; Miss Lou MeNall, ".
ID. NJ; Miss Mamie Dignew, w. r. II. s.;
Miss Matte Mason, W. L. II. 81 Miss Kettle
Travers, W. Oh Mr.. b. !. Evans, W. s.; Mr..
]. W. BAbson, p. w. O. T.
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TABLHAUx AND CoNcERT.-It 10 exceedingly
rare to witness an ameteur entertainment III at
In artistic arrangement aud natural beauty
presents so complete success and brilliant
happy pastime we advise, particularly, that
they will not lose the opportunity OF seeing
the beautiful tableauX to be presented this
evening at Wallis Opera House, At 8 O'Clock,
The last were not only universally admired,
but pronounced peculiarly rich, and we expect
that this second effort, with the experience
the participants have learned, will even eX-
coed the former. Seats can be procured at
Coyle 4 Towers, No. Sl+ Pennsylvania ave-
nue.,
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REPUBLICAN GENERAL CoNMIrTRE.-At the
meeting OF the Republican General Committee,
held on Saturday evening last, the following
resolution, introduced BY Mr.. ]. II. Crossman,
was unanimously adopted
Resolved, That the thanks Of this committee
be, and are hereby. extended to Major II. A.
Hall for the faithful services rendered as chair
man OF the committee during the year past.
for the position, but was obliged to decline.
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REGIsTRArIoN.-The judges Of registration
reoPened their books yesterday, at 3 o'clock
p. m, 10 the First ward. AT O'Clock, when
the books closed, the result was as follows
Total registered, 90, OF which $50 were white,
and $50 colored, giving the whites majority
OF 100, which leaves the eolored 200 majority
In the ward, for the entire registration,
The books will be opened in the Second
ward to-day from Q until o'clock p. IN.
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LAtimer. yesterday, sold to Alex. r. Shepherd,
for 81, 900, lots No. 81 and %, known as the
Rugby House property, and fronting 81 feet
width OF lat feet to a 3O.foot alley. This very
valuable property 10 situated at the corner of
X and Fourteenth streets, and 10 Improved by
q four-story double brick house.
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ekoRaErowN MArrEns.

tswn may be left at tho bookstores Of Messrs. T.
N. X. Mills 4 Co., uato Crandelt's,) rs Bridge
street, or at Messrs. O. T. Getty q Cos, los
Bridge street. where copies Of the REPUBLICAN,
may be obtained daily.
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IsrALLATIoN.-On Saturday evening last
the installation Of officer, Of Howard Lodge
rack, o. the t4th y. 5: Infantry; The w oiiicsr.
James O,Keefe, W. o. O.; Susan h, Ferguson,
W. d. MI Edward h. sayin, "; Mi Charles
Mrs. NJ. r. Thorpe, WA. 81 Peter Meighsn'
W. s.; Samuel Mitchell, W o. Irwin Cara:
Georgians Wallace, W. II, II. s., Martin r.
Thorpe, W. CT.
This Lodge was Instituted at the barracks
Of the t+th u. s. infantry, on the 18th Of Feb.
ruary last, by twenty-five soldiers Of the
regiment, who, having received the scquies-
eenee and encouragement OF the OH GERS, upon
application, obtained charter. from the
Grand Lodge Of l. o, Of q, T. OF the District
Of Columbia, It's regular meetings are held At
1880 O'Clock every Saturday evening In the
billiard rooms adjoining the regimental head
quarters. At recent meeting q unanimous
vote OF thanks was rendered to Brevet Msjor
]. ii. Donovan and the other Officers of the
44th u. s. infantry In ackno ledgment Of their
kind, honorable and benehcent act in freely
granting the Lodge the use Of those billiard
rooms.
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Mr.. WILLIAM SMITH has just returned from
New York with an elegant stock OF straw
hats, which he 10 prepared to sell at twenty.
1--we per cent. below the usual prices. A visit
to his well known store at 6l Ninth street,
between ID and Pennsylvania avenue, will
prove the truth Of this assertion. Mr.. Smith
10 also the agent Of Singers Noiaeless Sewing
Machine, which recently took the premium at
the New York State fair. leo
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SOLDIERS AND SAILORS OosvgNTIoS.-This
body will hold a mass convention this evening
at CNrusi's saloon, corner OF Eleventh and y
streets, when they expect Gov. 9eary, Gems.
butler, Logan, Garfield, Nye, Shanks, WASH
burn, wilkins, Hawkins, CoehrAne, and Others
will be present and address them.
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SECOND WAND Arri-RADIcAL CLun.1This
Eleventh between 7 ga o streets, With h I.
III, :scrstsfy 49,, .r., ~.
meeting At the request OF several OF the mem
To- 81 al of hell voter. who have not regis.
tered out to-day for that purpose.
He thought that me hadicas were a. WORK,
joT d siresSy WON was no assurance S to The
Democratic party Of victory.
Mr.. WIN. Given moved that committee Of
sss.s; q sP re eIsS 70 e ''0n' Tor 'A'
nsld, yonderlshI, and Given; 49,,
was autnoriIed 70 he' - one Oh the commit
'sff; n. n..,,,s the, toos ,ees,. n, a., min.
uf sspSrssa ss. .Rsy K ssDS to
the eSnelysion that shs most Important easi
sppo,tn,s Il, ~ III. hn., T., zen ~ 70
trsstop;, 4. .u,,~.,, % ..,,,,, a..
.omn,tt,as was s"p'"se " Appo'n' 'ne
eoTmhmi WEE, ,,o,u,, that An. mama. =, IN.
committee ought not to be made public.
h{Iee.d 70 4, ,,.,. ~. The .,.ouo,
,, ne tnen u ,nsst .oms sciinn .hn,Id W.
taken with regard 10 ncnin..ing. ssndid.tss
10, eg Tgu Tnts nu oysS ~ ~ wsnn ,h.v
adjourn Il would be 10 meet on Thursdsy even ,
ins next, for the purpose Of sIectins delegate,
tSo ,he Hs.,,nd oi'' Illuminating oo"'en-
"1ni os .s ,.w no,n,.d ,sn.,r. with
,enssS 10 c,tx IN a,st,I"t sfrsirs in Sanvre.s
~. mn nimnnsiv ssontsd. "s' WYNN
Rs,oirsd That The Seiesates from the Second
ward 10 the Anti-RadicaI CITY Nominating
ment Inv tbst ~ eonysnt,op Of a semmi,teep Who
shaii ia charSed WITH the duty Of properiv,
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BASE BALL.-WeAther permitting, the Ma
tional Club will play their initial game Of the
season this afternoon, on their grounds out
Fourteenth street. After the game the club
will give hop, and thus gaily open the base
ball season,
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INTERESTING EsTRRTAIsNEST.-we invite
attention to the advertisement OF BArnett's
Stereopticon, from New York, for the benefit
OF Columbia Hospital for Women, at Odd Eel
lows Hall, and In view OF the worthy object
for which 1t Is given 1t certainly deserves =
crowded house,
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THE RIvKn FRosr.-Fopier's WharJ-Ar-
rived-Sohr. Shawnee Tribe, Covington, with
saRd for Thomas Fahey.
Riieys WhdrC-Arrived-Schr Flying Fish,
Trader; Cuba, and sloops Blue Bell and Music,
with oysters to market. Longhoat Greyhound,
Champ, from OccoquAn, with wood Tor >. U.
Magruder. Steamer Columbia, Harper, from
Baltimore, with passengers and freight.
Johnson'i WhaIT.-Arrived-Schr Mansion.
White, from PersimmQn Point, with 70 cords
OF wood for ]. H. Johns6n d Bro.
Ten thousand shad and forty-fve thousand
herring. ShAd sold for 9l2gtt per hundred,
and herring for % per thousand.
Cdrfer's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Federal
Hill, Wheeler, from Port Deposit, with ll2 900
feet OF lumber for +. Mohun 4 Sonsi Robert
II. Kemp, Seward, from Hayrs;de-irace, with
co, 900 feet OF lumber for 4. s. Bletz.
er, skinner, from Upper Machodoc, with wood
Steamer Pioneer, Olden, from Accotinck,
with wood to Harvey, CLARK l. Given. She
sailed for the same place, light.
At the Insane Asylum wharf the schooner
Anne Jane, Capt. Rollins, has arrived with
mari consigned to DIR. Nichols, OF the Asylum.
:, The following Is report from the Eastern
Guinand'i WharJ.--Arrived-sehoo Tenn
perance, Capt. Cook, wood to Pianti canal
boat Key stone, with Cumberland coal to Gul'
nsndi schooner Constitution, SAndeIs, with
wood to market. Sailed-Sohooner Temper.
anee,, light sloop Union, lighti oansi-boat
Keystone, light.
Cidrk's RhsrL-Arrived-Lo Swami,
wood to VIM. II. Barbour. Sailed-Longboat
Swami, light.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UHIyRD Hr TRs PATENT OFYICE.

IMPAIRMENT OF THE lNTEhlOR,
WAsHIsoToS, May 8, 1865.
On the petition Of ALEXANDER HAr. administrator
efths estate u NJ e. A. Meilisr deceased, % PhIia:
delphia, Pa, praying for the extension Of patent
granted 70 the SAID Mellier the 2dth day Of May.
isl, and In Englsnd, Oct u, lsi5.j for an in.
proysment In Making Paper Pulp. for seven years
place on the 5th day u August. 1855:
II 10 ordered that the said pettion be heard At
the Pstent Once on MONDAY, the 2Oth day Of
JULY nsxt. at u o'eloek. n aud all persons are
have, why said petition ought not to be granted;
Persons opposing the extension arc required to
nls In ths Patent once their objections. specially
set forth In writing, at least tceny days before the
day Or hearing; al te.tmony nled BY either party,
70 be a,ed 4 me said hearing, nuit DC nsen tha
snee. which will be furnished on application.
ic.nS. must b. hled N ths one. t,ssnty day. be-
within ten days after nling the testimony;
Ordered also, that this notice be published In the
REPUBLICAN and the Inteiliosneer, Washing ton,
D, g.. and ip ths Tsie0rdph. Phil,dslphia; Pa.
once week for three successive weeks; the hrst Of
.sid publication. 10 be at least sixty dayS PTsSious
myli.hN Acting Commissioner OF Patents.
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CURE YOURSELF OF DEBILITY. sExUN.
! DISEASES. So.ssaa y9ur sdars,s On Stamped
RIIss! xHKRIcIS NEWS Co, IN Nassau st.,
New York,
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AWARD OF CoNTRAcT.-Messrs.y arnell and
Myers have Just received contract from Pay
master Bridge, to furnish the Navy DepaIt.
ment with $4,000 pounds Of fresh heel, and the
loN cents per pound and the vegetables ais
cents DER pound.
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SHORT BEAVER AND PEARL CASHMERE
by b. II. StinemetI, No. tst Pennsylyania
avenue, three doors east OF Thirteenth street.
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PRAIsEwoRTHy ACr,-On Saturday after
noon last between 8 and 4 o'clock q little girl,
six years Of age, daughter Of Mrs. Lewis, who
resides on Third street, between Maine and
rescued by a colored man named Henry Wat
son, who was working In a sand scow In the
canal. The little girl had been under the
water the second time when she was rescued.
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Amusements,
NATIONAL THEATRE,

NATIoNAL THEATRE.
The Celebrated
PREsTi GITATEuR
LOUIS HASELMAyER,
The Rival Of
HERMANN AND HELLER,
whose
PHILosoPHIc ILLUSIONS,
sLEIGHT OF HAND.
MUSICAL POWERS
are unsurpassed.
FOR LIMITED NUMBER OF NIGHTS,
Commencing
myl2 WEDNESDAY, May IS, 1905
NATIo NAL EATRE,
TUESDAY. MAY u. 1865,
RICE A r ID III.
A Gentleman OF this city,
Supported by
MIR. JAMES GARDEN
A COMPANY SELECTED FOR THIS OCCASION.
myl2-lt
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PATENTS TO DE IssUED.-For the week end
ing on Tuesday, the 10th instant, 2to patents
will be Issued frem the Patent Ofice. During
the past week 254 applications and loa caveats
were hled,
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THE Orr CHAnrxR.--In the House Of Rep
resentstiyes yesterday, Mr.. wslker, Of Ohio,
asked unanimous consent to take up for con.
alteration the Senate bill extending the charter
u The S Siil was read, and Mr.. Randall, Of Penn.
syivania, objected to Its present considera-
MIR Mr. wicker moved to suspend tho rules,
and the motion was agreed to-yeas 90, nays 2T.
Mr.Welker then proposed certain amen ments,
one Of which was to amend the second section
appointed oiiicsrs Of the city GU July is, isos,
and upon the same day the following years.
Also, to amend section ave so ss 70 provide
s n.s sS'D os.r SF SSSu funds
Also, to amend the act after section Q, that
the act to regulate the elective franchise In the
q ~. .:so,; ; I, "a e ssa
election precinct in whish he proposes to vote,
nfteen days prior 70 the day Of election, 10:
stead Of three months, but non.eomnissioned
Of the United States, shall not be permitted 70
vote except such a. have been actual residents
for one year, and whose families reside IN
be natufaiiled a. . voter, or be permitted to
tion papers. II proyides, also, that the Judge.
instsad Of two. Ali informal lists Of voters
before or aftsr corrected, shall remain In the
hands Of the Register Of Election or Board OF
nation OF. renovsi, to his regular suocss.or.
Provided further, That no properly qualities:
tion shall be required for any Of the ofices Of
said city. twas made the duty Of the Judges
Of election to make any regulation, or give any
notice for carrying out the provisions Of this
section.
Mr.. Nibiaek, OF Indiana, asked leave to offer
an amendment to provide that any male person
OF foreign birth, over 81 years Of age, who has
resided one year In the District, and who shall
have declared his intention to become natural.
lied, shall be permitted to vote.
Mr.. Welker said II was necessary the bill
| should be passed, for otherwise there would
be no election, As the charter would expire.
| The committee had hxed Q fifteen days resi-
| dence In the wards because many OF the voters
were monthly renters or boarders, and Q long
| er residence operated unfairly.
Mr.. Eldridge thought some provision should
DO made for an additional number OF election
preeinct: IN the city, as last year all the votes
Mr.. Weiket said the City Councils had the
| regulation Of that matter, and were about to
pass bill for i've precincts In each ward.
| The amendments to the bill were then agreed
TO under the operation Of the previous ques
tion.
The bill was then passed as amendsd-yes,
o. nays q.
currepce In the House amendments.
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detachment of the t4th U. ). infanl ry marched
from their barracks to the Lincoln Depot
grounds, where they took part In the usual
weekly drill OF the several reg ments gar
risoning Washington. The troops looked re-
markably well, and the 4+th, with their excel
tent martial music, attracted much attention
as they passed along Pennsylvania avenue.
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DARNETT's GREAT MODEL
ID STERBOP TICON,
Comprising over $50 different views from
New York.
VIII give Two Grand Entertainments for tho
COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN,
AT ODD FELLOWS HALL,
ov SsysSth street. bs,y & 4 y and s,t.ess
May 10 and Is, 1898
CONNECTED with this stereoptieon, will be intro
dueed Novel Apparatus exhibiting Greatly Mag
nlhed Views Of Living Insects, aud revealing the
Wonders Of the Animal World,
The entertainments will be enlivened with
Choice Singing aud Music. The whole forming
to the Public.
Doors open at 7; commence At s o'clock.
Admission. % cents. Tickets for sale at Philip
solomons. and at the door. mys-lt
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WALKING COATS at Is, sIe, sl3, els, $40, and
cas-, all sizes; colors blue, brown, dahlla, wine,
Bismarck, and black, at A. Saks Co,'s, OH
Seventh street, between Pennsylyania ave-
nue. and ID street.
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WAsHiSGros, May =, 1853
NJ, PrERot. :. New Bedford. Mass. .Prayiag laf
he eilsn:Sn Of P,!snt granted 10 !he% n ": 4,
r. ssPiI.tsn = :sii Hs!sa'. which takes place On
s chat % bS A. h a S.y s hs
dsd 10 .ppcar and show cause, Il any they have.
why said petition ought not to be be granted j.,
ale in IN. fstsnt ofhce their Collections, specially
e. n a.g y h sSs ssSy e sSss
party, to be used a! The .aid hearing. must be
saa Be-
%a.. s ss HaiT
wihidfsr days AFTER dlinx ne ts.tmSny,
5. e.. and i he &ertary. Wv gsdiolS, R.%:
viOa: ,hs day e hSaTGpI " sTSnT;
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the Patent Once on MoND AZ The 18th day 81 june
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A. NJ STOUT
apfl .TuS Acting Commissioner OF Patents.