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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-20
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OFFICE OF THE COUNTY Assessor.

Carson, 0rmsby County, New, May 6, 1S7l.)
A LII PERSONS LIABLE TO PAY STATE
~ AND COUNTY ThXES, for the year 1871.
are hereby notified that the animal Poll A Of
FOUR DOLLAhS is NOW DUE, and payable to
the County Assessor; and ALL are expected tn
pay without delay.
All corporations. companies and individuals
having pc SOM in their employ are held respons-
ihle for thu pol tax of such N plOyt -, under the
amended Act Of the Legislature, a proved MarcL
,. 1867.
Taxes on the personal property Of persons who
do not own real estate within the county of sufi-
cient value to secure the taxes on both their real
and personal property, are que aud payable when
the same i assessed.
Resident telmStcrs Of this county are hereby
notified that they can secure a certificate Of the
asses meut of their teams. etc, hy applying at
this office. and all pc sons neglccting 20 secure
such ccr'iti ate of assessment viii render ther1-
s'lves lifhle I" asse sments in other Counties
through which they may pass. "A word to the
wise is >ufiricnt.'
90 The laws provided for the collection of the
above m"n Toned taxes will be str city enforced.
my 3m GEO. ". ClIEDIC. Ass, s.or.
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SINGULAR CASE H. N~anwinkle,

SINGULAR CASE. - H. Nanwinkle,
who was sentenced 10 the State Prison
for three years from the 18th of Octo-
Der last, from Lander county, for at
tempted arson in Austin, was brought
before Judge Whitman ofthe supreme
Court, on Il writ of habe&s corpus, yes
terday, and discharged from custody.
He had been granted a new trial by
the Supreme Court, and it seems the
authorities of Lander county declined
to cOlne after the prisoner or to have
anything further to do with the mat
ter. Hence his discharge. We learn,
however, that he intends to proceed to
Lander county and demand a new
trial. 1t is 4 singular case.
NAME AND N~UMBER.-J. A. Bird, a
skilltul sign painter, will to-day circu-
late a subscription paper to raise
means for painting numbers for houses
and names Of streets, the latter to be
posted on street corners. The idea is
a good one and he ought to meet with
liberal encouragement. In the pre-
sent state of affairs there i not a man
in the city who knows the amc Of a
dozen streets, and it is impossible to
locate under>tandinglV adUzen houses
in town. The city is growing and is
to grow. and we ought to begin to IN
derstaud where we are.
New York CITY.-EiSitor5 to New
York City should apply to DevIin q
Co., the famoUs c%lothicrs, 459 Broad
way. corner of Grand street, fora copy
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-20
c INTELLIGENCE.
Mail and Express.

ARRIvFs.-From the C.P. Railroad and
WaShoe at n. m.
From Virginia, Gold Hill, Silver City
n Dayton at 10 n. m.
From Aurora, Pine Grove and Genoa
at , =. m.
D~EPARTs.-For Washoe and G.. 2. Rail-
road at Il p. IN.
For Dayton, Silver City, Gold Hill and
Virginia at / p. III.
For Genoa, Pine Grove and Aurora at
a, IN,
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81 - T. III
DEPARTS.-For Wa>hOe and c. p. Rail-
road at Il p. IN.
For Dayton, Silver City, Gold Hill and
Virginia at t p. IN.
For Genoa, Pine Grove and Aurora at
: a. IN.
\ SHOT Gus OPENING.-t c%OnCaten-
alton of circumstances and busy
tongues. a few days since, nurtured
into belief n m that 'One mor
unfortunate' was to be added to the
long list Of fallen ones, and that an
opening or house warming was 10 take
place at a certain cottage Thursday
evening. There was no foundation
Whatever to The rumOr-SaNe. perhaps
a ~thoughtlc>s hut harmless Little piece
of indi>crttiou on the part of the hero
ine-bUt il coming to the ears OF the
kind hearted and tathcrIy gentleman,
whose premises had teen Voluntarily
turned into Il rood Samaritan hospital,
that his sanctuary was to he invaded
by the IiUidiuou> rough~ of the town.
he armed himself with Il double bar
rel shot gun to defend istamiIy home
and inmates from insult. Ju~t after
dark the tide set IN stiff and formal in
that directiun-oId men and Young.
bald and ur~hy heads. married and
single. officers and civilians. citizens
and forci-mcr>-ou marched the for
midahle column. single file, like peo-
pie at a city p"~t"iilce rtoniauch"~" on
si5o,yaU, ,haTaI hT The trn,t,,rr in
question:. the mead of the column
caught >l-ht OF the >hot gii' ana SUD
dehiN ~eHHucile mo Tine ".!iH3 G.! me
street, III" one "'tI "'i''''Ic' 90 ,Ht
obli1ue a~ suddenly ana for the same
reason; There was a good deal "Iia'k
I''o'' ''e '''i-'e' Ii ne ices Eo>'ui-
IaN, ana we ilta'i 3Itas MANY lIN'h-
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
ArriYalS.

BY L. H. OVERS STAGE FROM RENO.
Mrs G = Davis Mrs Watson Mrs Thornton
Ii 5 Mason, WI l. chm
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Departures =.

BY L. II. DYER's STAGE FOR RENO.
L i BromwelI Geo Kitzmeyer Il VT
BY W. F. WILSON'S AURORA STAGE.
Il J Morrison : King Mrs Bowker Il ch
Rudolph Mr. Rudgers Nr Duere
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-07

New York city expects a quiet and orderly
election to-day, but, if there should be any riot
Gus demonstrations, measures have been taken
to deal with the disturbers of the public peace
IN very summary manner. The rendezyousing
OF the militia is forbidden election days, eek
cept IN cases Of riot, instruction, or invasion,
or imminent danger thereof but the authori-
ties are to judge Of the danger. and, in compli-
ance with demand from the police department
Of the city, General Shaler ordered the eth. 18th.
sd and list regiments of national guards to
assemble at their respective armories this morn
ing, with the new repeating rifles, and equipped
for active service, with forty rounds of ammu-
milton" to await orders. The men will be re-
heyed, two companies at time for the purpose
OF voting. Governor Hoffman is in the city. i'm
close communication with the national guard.
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BY the express order Of Judge Barnard boxes
are to be provided for the reception of ballots
Tor assistant aldermen in New York to-day
According TO the law under which they were
elected, their terms of Office would expire on
January 1, 1872, and it would be necessary TO
elect a new board this fall, but, by the pro-
visions Of the new city charter, their time of
holding Office was extended for one year, and
their successors would not be chosen until the
autumn of 1872. 1t is contended by the REFORM
ers that the legislature has no constitutional
power to extend the term OF an elective Office
while their opponents of the Tammany ring,
who are interested in retaining the present
board, take the opposite view. Mayor Hall,
who at first ordered Cornelius Corson, chief
Of the bureau of elections, not to provide boxes
for the reception of ballots, afterwards made
a virtue Of necessity and directed that officer to
provide the desired ballot boxes, and leave the
legal points to be decided upon the question of
accepting the returns.
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The Weather.
WAR DEPARrMENr, Qfee CaiJ Sisnal ONes,,l

WAR DEPARTMENT, Qfes Cai9 Sisnal Ofoe,,l
WASHINGTON, ID. Nov. 7, 1871, 10 a. m. (
The area Of highest barometer has advanced slowly
southeastward into Pennsylvania and Tennessee
with nOrthwestery winds on the lower lakes ana
nt Itheast winds from the Ohio valley to Iowa and
light rain or snow has prevailed from Michigan to
hrin1t9cky and westward Clear weather has pre-
vailed IN the Southern and Gulf States, with light
winds. The barometer has risen at The R,cky
MO mountain and California stations. Temperature
sOu'i sOuthwa ard to the Gulf
obABILIIIEs-The barometer will probably re.
NAN highest from i axe Huron and Wisconsin to
the South Atlantic coast; nOrtherly winds prevail
IN the Middle and Eastern States with diminishing
force; light winds from Lake Eririe to Lake Supe-
rlori cloudy weather continue from Minnesota to
Louisiana, with southwesterly winds the Gulf
coast and threatening weather west of Illinois, an
area OF low barometer and rising temperature are
developed in Kansas and Nebraska.
today. - - ~
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
N arkets To-day.

BALITnoRE, Nov. 7.-yirginia si1es. old, 20 bid:
sId; DO new s. bid: Yves. virginiss, s6 bid, sjI4
bid; Go. special tax, Is bid.
BALTIMORE, Nov. Cotton quiet and steady; low
middlings, nsials. Flour dull and weak: Howard
STREET snperfne, :6a so5O xtra s7a 81 81; faulty,
SINaSy; City Mills sup-Ffine, S6a 81 rs: extra
Eass: family, $3.50 Oz5; Western sapsrfine,
SSss6 80; extra, s7.sS7 50; FANNY, e. s0aS TO-
" heat quiet, but firm: PennsJ lvBnia, 81 SOL 81
Corn1mixed western, 1914. Oats. 45asO Rye firm
PORK INN; lObbing, Sl4.5O; round lots sl4 Bacon
hIm-shoulfers. s: rib sides, So: clear rim, 81
hiT oNp ISsh No Lard nm leslOf Whisky, s2f;
Tor money and sSs9s9l for account Bonds Of 1852
VI le65, old, 81 =; 1SS7, 49,: 10 COS, s9IS
81 n,tA -. Nov bonds opened at ss1sas;sl
times. -
LoxDoN. Nov. 7, 70 D. m.-Consols for money,
%:s for account, g. Bonds Of 1862, 9l7G; 1865 old
Pans, Eoy. 7-Rentes 81 francs 50 confines
LONDON, Nov. Z. 40 D. m.-COnsOls closed at 9s1I
for money and 90 for account Bonds OF 1862, 81 a
ISIS, old, 9l&; 1867. 931S; 10 40s SoH.
PARIS, Nov. 7.-Rentes closed at 81 francs 43 cen
times.
LONDON, Nov. Z, S o. m.-Bonds closed at olk for
1852; 9ls< for 1855, and 9slz for 1867.
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Largest Circulation In the District
Reading Matter on Every Page.
WASHINGTON CITY:
III ESDAY............N November =, Is7I.
The Washington National Monument

In various ways a reviving interest in the
completion of the Washington Monument has
been shown recently, and the prospect of the
resumption Of work on the shaft is rather hope
tul IL does not seem to be known that the New
York Legislature in April last passed an act
arPrOpriating ten thousand dollars as the
contribution Of the State of New York, TO be
paid by the treasurer, on the warrant of the
controller, to the treasurer of the Washington
National Monument Society, whenever the
Governor shall certify that he is satisfied suf-
fcient sum has been subscribed from other
sources to enable said society to resume work
with reasonable prospect of completing the
obelisk OF shaft"
A preamble to the bill, as originally intro
duced, stated, among other things, that "It
will be eminently fitting and proper that the
hunGredth anniversary of American Indepen-
dence be celebrated, in part, by a dedication
on that day of the obelisk in honor of Washing
ton, which stands on the spot set apart, during
his life time, for the monument voted to him by
the Continental Congress, and which obelisk
has been constructed to its present height by
the voluntary contributions of the people, and
for which memorial stones have been given
by many States, foreign nations and Indian
tribes"
The act directs, also, that the Governor of
New York shall transmit a copy to the Gov
errors of the other States of the Union, with a
resquest that they communicate the same to the
Legislatures of their respective States.
1t viii be seen that the New York act very
properly restricts the appropriation to the con-
structiOn of the shaft, and gives no countenance
TO the absurd turnip-shaped pantheon which it
was at one time proposed to place about the base
OF the Obelisk. 1t is estimated that the obelisk
or shaft can be completed for $3.50 900. Now, If
oil he 49, k,@oe
equal to that Of New York, a very large portion
of the requisite sum can be realized within the
coming year; and undoubtedly Congress would
appropriate the additional sum needed when
assured that the work would thereby be COM
pleted.
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rs pfksrkkNfcr r 81 6oL6sBIS. fh'
CoLLEc1oR's OFFICE,
Disfrtcf Of Columbia, ColEnie,d bs',lsas

KSsiisstss, d. e., Nov. 8, lal.
Notice 10 hereby given that on and sfter the iStn
day % November Isl, shal be prepared 70 receive
utaxes levied upon real and PERSONAL properly IN
The District Of Columbia for the year ending jun
Ssh l5 ?, and the militia tax prescribed oy sec
ton q the aef approx ed August 18th, lS1.
On All taxes rem aiming unpaid after January Ist,
1%Zs a penalty OF three per centum for each month
sfter sad date shall be s-d until the SO all be
paid or advertised for sale for taxes and said pen
atty shall be added TO the amount due in tax sale
list.
Unless the taxes levied real estate shall be paid
before the expiration Of Ninety DAVIS from the
18th day Of November, ISL, shall proceed 10 AL
yerise all such real estate for sale Tor taxes and
proceed sell the TO satisfy the taxes thereon
divided for by Law.
"a the taxes levied on personal property shall
N or before the expiration OF HiHSts days
18th day Of Nov ember, lSl, shall proceed
property TO satisfy the taxes thereon, as
Nv WI. IT. SLATER,
Taxes for the District Of Columbia.
riot, Republican, Sunday Pagers
moo 81
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M BAPTIST CONvENTION.-On wEDNES-
U DAY, Sth instant, at 10 O'Clock a. m :, will
commences, at the street Church, the Animal SEES
SnCIATION, to be continued during Thursday
The Annual sermon will be preac he'd on wEDNES.
DAYEyENING, by Rev Dr. PARKER. The publ e
are invited. no6-3t-
~OFFICE OF THE GREAT FALLS ICE
S COMPANY,
NOVEMBER 9Th, 1871.
The annual meeting for the Election Of Oficers of
the Great Falls Ice Company is unavoidably POST
PONED. Due notice will se given Of the time of
meeting J. wHfTWFTT
moo q 2erretarv and Traasurar
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REGISTRATION.


The voters of the District of Columbia are hereby
notified that the
BOARD OF REGISTRATION
VIII be in session at the City Hall, Washington D.
G.. for four days only, namely:
TUESDAY, November IL; WEDNESDAY No.
yember Is; THURSDAY, November Is; FRIDAY,
November IL, from O'Clock Q. m. until O'Clock D.
each day, for the purpose Of correcting the regis
stion lists of all the delegate districts where errors
may have occurred, and also by striking of the
names OF persons who are not qualified to vote and
plsciI thereon the names Of those who are qualified
TO vote, but which have been omitted for any cause
GEORGE =. GIDEON,
WILLIAM SYPHAX
p. NJ. DUBANT,
ROBERT A. GRIFFIN
MATTHIAS Ii. HUNTER
moo Board of Registration
%ATTENTION, HEPTASOPHS OR s. w. NJ
~ The membsrs of S0LON C0NOLAvE, No
L, HEPTASOPHS OR :. W M, will, in future
meet in knights Of Pythias Hall corner of 7th and
streets, Sd floor, on TUESDAY EVENINGS of
each week, at O'Clock. A full attendance of the
membership is requested at the next session,
by order: lno4 3tI WM. III. NORTON, Secy.
~ METROPOLITAN PRISMATIC" WOOD
PAVING COMPANY
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BOARDING.

AhGE AND WELL-FURNISHED ROOMS
~ with good TABLE BOARD, al reasonable r,tes
AT OF 18th street, between and y. nol-7t.
ROoMS EoR RENT, NEAR JUDICIARY
~ square. single or suite either furpished M
uniurnlshed BOARD If desired. At 3Is 81 street
oolner ol INDIANA avenue. mol St.
III ANpsOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS en- suite
or single, hot and cold baths and All other Gu
yenienees, can be obtained at T23 18th street he.
tween and streets. Also TABLE BOARDERS
EIRST GLASS BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
!. ruHn0lhI ROOMS, &c had on reasonable terms
street: Good location and accessible. mh1s "
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ms. BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
eS DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
o., WASHINGTON, November 8, 1871.
ordered that no contractor shall receive unon m
order from the board for material, anything but the
naterai ordered exact ia quantity and quality; and
No CT ntraetor shall receipt for any material until he
sLai have had II delivered to him upon the work for
which was Issued and no contractor shall receive
or ue any due-bill certificate of ach
OF material due upon an order of this board
Any contractor violating this order shall have his
contracts under the board
ALEX. r. SHEPHERD,
uO+ Nica PrasiIarnt
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~ METROPOLITAN PRISMATICr WOOD
. PAVING COMPANY

PRINCIPAL OFFICE, 1921 New York avenue.
ENOiNEEBS 6l3 Sd street, N. W.
Office hours from 10 a. m. TO m
nO4 I'm ISuDday Cbron 4
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PERSONAL.

M MARRI AGE.-Happy Relief for Young Men
" nom the effects Of Errors aud Abuses In early
,fe Manhood restored. Nervous debility cured
lmpedlments 70 Marriage removed New method OF
treatment. New and remark able remedies Books
ana CIRCULARS sent free. in scaled Address
hOMAkD ASSOCIATION, No. 2 South Ninth
street, Philadelphia, Pa. se2-eokwsm
MES. LOUISE o. BUTLEk has opened an FM-
w PLOf MENT OFFICE ~ 507 nth street. be-
tween r and Tor the purpose Of supplying fAmi-
les, &c, with hrst class SERVANTS u every
description, male and female. oc2l- anlms
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LOST AND FOUND.

IL sREYHeUTsp. Had on red S eSiisr. ss
n,Srhsd ,Dsisey; h t6e 4 street. sait- AK
VASE Majors Stables, 1926 st. MOI 81
II OsT-sueyed from 1922 Ifsh street SATURDAY
-, ~ plight hoy enter :; ISL, P0INTER,SD
biack and white, With brass collar; An-1DK
sxers 20 the name Of = Jark." suitsblea
reward VIII be paid II returned 20 the undersigned
no6-sf roaa is,b .,-...
CERTIFICA1E No. - oFCENTRAL BUII,D-
~ ING ASSOCIATION OF GEORGETOWN The
public are cautioned not 70 receive IL ocl6
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FsrABLIsHED IN WASHINGTON, D. O., 1851

DIR. WHITE, CHIROP0DLSE
No. s3s -lSrH street, opposite O. .. Treasury,
Washington, b. c., and No. North Charles street,
Baltimore, Md s1ceessfqIly tTe SM,
Club and IngrovinR Nails, Chilblains and other ais
Of the Feet without pain or inconvenience 70
the patient. The shoe can be worn with ease imme-
liately after the perAtion. Refers to the many emil
Ient physicians, surgeons and Thousands OF other
sell known and responsible persons who pafronise
MS establishment. oc13-tr
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FOR SALE.
HoRsE, WAGON, AND COW FOR n
SALE: 18th 81 ween Georgia avenue ~
and ST., Navy Yard. soe. Doz o. IA
FOR SALE CHEAP-Two HORSES, suitable Tor
Il csrts or business wagons. Also, $50 for
bay CANADIAN HORSE, near Is hands ~
high, years old. Apply at HowARDS ok
Stables, 62e street, between 9th and 7th. MOI "a
FOR sALE-A stylish BLACK HAWK HORSE,
nine years old. sound and kind for fam ~
ny use; Also, CARRIAGE and HARNESS, 1N
street, before 10 a. m. or after .. m. no 6-a'
FOR sALE-HORsE, BUGGY and HARNESS:
Nc kooI business rig. Can be seen att
nOm hhp Stables, q street, between 9th ~
W. 'th. S3a. noS-u NA
EoRsALE; CHEAP-A nnr SET OF SURVEYING
INSTRUMENTS, in perfect order al
,.. j. III. sQUIERS, Mo~ey Broker,
oc.o-u 14oT v street.
AT wASHINGToH NAILORs STABLES,
heaNy young Mules. well broke. ~
hes,y Horses suitable for carts. IN
byoung driving Horses
New Landsus, Laundsuletts. Clarences ana park
Phetons for hire. Terms reasonable All orders
promptly attended TO from stables, 1895 ST oIstf
FOR SALE-A thoroush-bred BAY MARE,
eight years old Will trot in three min ~
utes Pedigree furnished. Also, shifting IN
season. One set Harness. double set Reins Whip.
.nn mer and winter Lap Cover. Can be seen Al
and AZ streets. seas ~
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w CIATION.-The first meeting OF this new
Building Association for the payment of dues will
be held at the corner OF PENNSYLVANIA avenue and
81 street east on THURSDAY NIGHT, November
IN at o'clock; Persons desiring stock can leave
their orders with either Of the following officers.
a. TAFT, President, No. =, Penna ave s T.
u III sIAILE1, Vice President, p. D. Dept.
avenue ard street = Y.
W. t. JOHNSON, Secretary, Pennsylvania ave
nue. corner ID street east. no2-7t
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3 POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

I" POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
~ WASHINGTON, ID. c., Nov. p ISL
Com plants having been recei, Ell that tbe Letter
Carriers at several Of the free delivery offices solicit
donations by means of New Year 4 addresses and
this practice being considered preudical 10 the SER
we, and derogatory TO the pect carriers should
al all times command
1t is therefore ordered that the issuing OF any adj
dress or substitute therefor by letter in
tended or calculated to induce the public to maxi
them donations the soliciting of presents by any
LIZ ans " hateyer, il for hidden.
nos PosImssssr cal,I
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The rails are being lad on the Western Division
of leo miles Of the Extension of this
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4 HE APEST IN THE CITY-I am new selling of
ELy, and other goods without regard to cost, IN
previous 10 removing to Store No. 933 Penn &lS$
sylysnia avenue. Mist
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PROFESSIONAL.

he: GEORGE REULING having returned from
- Europe, viii resume the practice Of his profes
sion, the treatment OF DISEASES OF THE EYE
hnhnno EAR, and may be found at his Office No
1S 8 Penney ysnia avenue, Washington, every
WEDNESDAY,, from ii a. m. to 3 D m, and AT All
other times at the Maryland Eye and Ear Infirmarv
No. 90 North Charles street Baltimore Md ocSs awr
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DROF sHELDONS -
fASHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY,
NEw MEpiCAk Bull ping 1914 e ,Sear 10th.
JUVENILE CLASS, TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS
'n Is SbnSFS GLASS, TG j y THURS.
DAYS and sATURDAYS, 8 to =. m. ~
GENTLEMENS CLASS, rUEspAYSt4A
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lust RECEIvED-A nns assortment Of Berg
J mans
BERLIN ZEPHYR EMBROIDERED SLIPPER
PATTERNS,
10 &C., which am prepared to sell at the lowest
,rices Call and be convinced:
NJ. p. LERCH, TIA 7th street,
aurLtr between @ and H.
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ID MOTT FRkSC H PowpRBs, oERTAIk
- CUhk Tor NsrNof ~ debility, Seminal Emss.ions.
esussd by indissest.on, Gonorhssa, Gleet, soroi-
cured.
bGisam Copo-ts esd M-csrvy Discarded
Sold IN Wsaafn ton BY WIZ. b. ENfw1sLp.
Druggist corner ennsylvanfs ave- and nth q.
Prize % per boz. sent by mail. iysly
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good reason. nss - kenera the companies having
this In solvent and PROSPEROUS
condition. Drain. protection TO the insur ng Iuohc
Let a that reasonable doubt exh1 Anywhero ~
thai genera system be adoptef wn en- WIN
heathfM development oil TINS great orshcn VI
business aud command pubic con idencs
Gentlemen cannot close without making grAteu nc
tbe kind and eordia manner IN wncn
you hSve responded suggestion OF this meeting
Without deta longer, allow me 10 ASK the urner
pleasure Of the convention.
Nv resolution the secretary was instructed to send
a ,eleerapnlc despatch urging Commissioner @ ark.
of Massachusetts. 10 attend ana II unable to do 80
To name some one 10 represent him.
President Miller announced that ne had written to
various ell-Snown gentlemen requesting them to
suggest subjects Tor discuss on. MI PAYNE, Of
Main, moved 10 appoint committee
OF three 10 decide upon the sui. ect5
TO he nsidered by the Congress which was
adopted and Messrs. Payne, OF Maine: Kelsey, OF
New Jersey, ana Smith, OF Kentucky, were named
as such committee. Bv resolution PRESIDENT Miller
was nemed "a CHAIRMAN OF the committee
Ar Atenison, OF Tennessee. moved 10 admit TO the
de iberatlons OF the convention executive officers
and actuaries OF insurance companies Referred to
the Committee on business, VINO were also
instructed 10 report rules she government OF the
convention.
The convention then adjourned until to-day at
noon, the Committee on Business to meet at room
52 fith Avenue Hotel at haipast sew en- O'Clock last
evening.