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GEORGETOWN.

THE CITIZENS cur, intended for the winning
crew IN the race which was to have taken place
between the Potomac and Undine boat climbs
Yesterday, Is claimed by the POtomacs, they
the race, and that the Undines withdrew from
the contest without due cause. They therefore
rowed over the course yesterday afternoon and
a the Undines did not appear, claim the Gun.
ANOTHER BOAT RACE "OPP"-A Joint meet
ing OF the committees of the Potomac and
Arlington boat clubs appointed to make arran oe-
ments ior race Tomorrow met at the Union
Hotel last night, when, the question Of Mr..
Iruaxs membership coming mp, the COMMITTEES
OF the Arlington club stated that their club
would not row the Potomacs IL Mr.. T. was tn
row in the latter club, as they did not Consider
him bona fde member. The committee of the
Potomac club refused to withdraw Mr. TruaY:
whereupon the Arlington committee declared
the race OFF.
Posi- OFFICE IMPRovEMRNr.-Our most of, ce
Is now undergoing repairs in the way Of having
the ale patent box put up instead Of the glass
box heretofore used. These boxes are Of metal
with glass fronts and duplicate KEYS, 80 that
box-holders can open them and receive
their letters while the mail is being distributed
The regular old lock-boxes are also to have glass
doors in place of the panel door.
COMPANY G, National Guards, has a meeting
tonight. See advertisement.
CUMBERLAND Coal TRADE.-Arrived at the
vharves of the Consolidation Coal Company
Schooners Dan'l Buttman, Carroll master from
philadelphia, light; Morgan, Davey master,
from New York, light; Julia G. Paine, Doane
master, from Boston, light; Ida Birdsell, john
son master, from Somerset, Md, light. Cleared
Schrs. Dan1 Buttman, 359 tons coal for Charles
ton, ). o.; Ida Birdsell, 605 tons coal for Ho-
boken, n. j.; Nellie C. Paine, 4i6 tons coal for
Nd.
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THE COURTS.


tcURr IN GENERAL TERM-Yestertay, the
case OF amy b. mofZer vs.. w. ID. Cassin was taken
up The plaintiff filed her bill praying for psrti-
non or safe OF property on the corner of Dunbarton
ana congress streets. in Geor getown, d. C. in which
she claims an interest in fee under clause in the
VIII OF Mrs Ann T. Washington. The cause was
heard in the Equity Court and Judge Mac hr,b15
dismissed the bl on the ground that the plaintiif
was only 20 life ats in ne property men
tioEed From this decree the app al has been IA
10 TINS court The argument was concluded this
morning; and the case of Whipple vs. Ambler-ths
petroleum gas generator which has been before
the cOni Is Tor some mOnths-was taken up.
fULlCE CoURr, To-Day. JH3ge SneH-Albert
smith, oOlOred charged wiz disordery condnct M n
oRuteh, ard disturbing the congregation by turning
on the gas This was at the l3t n district meetiny
The Judge said lie would put a stop 10 and punish
ms rowdylsIn a. public meetings whenever It came
before him smith was fined $40 and costs Jane
scott profanity; fined IS. Charles Stewart charged
Win deposlting night soil his premises in the
county WITHOUT consent Of the proper authorities;
nnoe9 90; VIM. Shea, assault on Virginia Henze;
nhed 10 and COSTS total SI3.75.D Virginia Henze
charged with committing an assault on William
shea: case dismissed. H. 8. johnson, charged with
hned 81. Recess.
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OFFICIAL.

nFFIOIAL PUBLICATION OF TEE ACT OF
W The LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY, Approved
August l9, ISL. FIXING THE TINE FOB
HOLDING GENERAL ELECTIONS In THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
An ACT fixing the time for holding the General
Elections in the District Of Columbia.
BE 81 e1acted ~ fks LtEtsLaftcs Assembly az tss
DtstTiet 81 C0lNRsbta, That the general elections
therein shall be held on the fourth Wednesday Of
November of each year.
SEc. 2. And b IL fnthsr enacted, That whereas sn
emergency exists for the immediate taking effect of
this act t - hereby declared TO be in force from and
amor It's approval By the Governor.
CHARLES l.. HULSE,
Speaker of the House Of Delegates.
WILLIAM STICKNEY,
President of the Council.
Approved, August le, lal.
Ii. d. COOKE, Governor. an Il sn
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Condensed Locals.

The employees of the ioiners' shop at the navy
yard are moving for increased wages.
The cornerstone O the new Republicans build
ing, corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and 18th
street, was laid yesterday.
The west end of the machine building at the
navy yard has been removed six inches from its
position, without causing break.
DIR. j. Z. Hartigan has been elected demon
strator of anatomy ia the medical department. of
Columbian College.
Alexander Paterson & Co. have accepted the
contract awarded them for laying the laterals
for sewer and water on III street north, from Sd
street west to Boundary, at boardprices.
DR.. Verdi, health officer, yesterday ordered
Mr.. Clephane to remove the stOne-crushing ma
chine from street, between 9Th and 10Th
streets.
MessTs. Cluss, Searle and Plowman, architects
have been appointed by the Commissioner of
Pensions to examine the Seaton House and re-
port as to its safety.
Miss Mary Hamilton, of this city, delivered a
lecture in Wilmington, Del, on 90 Social Life in
Washington" in which she tells what she knows
about the Treasury girls, about lobbying, and
about other matters.
Private Thomas III. Davidson or the first pre-
cinct station, died yesterday at his residence in
South Washington, and will be buried on Sun
day, at O'Clock. An order has been issued by
Capt. Brock for detail OF 81 men for escort
duty at the funeral.
AT meeting at the Board of Trade rooms last
night, MeSsTs- Nj. w. Gait, Jesse b. Wilson, A.
r.. Perry, Nicholas Acker. f. Thayer, John J.
BOgue, and Thomas NJ. Hanson were appointed
a committee to report plan for the OrganiZa-
ton of a fire insurance company in this District
The republicans of the Thirteenth district met
last evening, but almost Immediately adjourned
II being evident that no fair selection OF a eau
didate for the House of Delegates could be made,
owing TO the presence of large number OF per-
sons from other districts, who apparently came
to create disorder.
The superintendent of streets has been direct
ed to repair the pumps located at 18th and n
streets, 10th and III streets, l4th and 5 streets.
LIST, between and III streets; 4th, between G
and III streets; o, between North Capitol and LIST
streets; and eth, between G and III streets-all
northeast.
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LOCAL NEW S.
Relief for the Fire Sufferers.

The meeting at the Metropolitan Church, last
evening, was well attended The Rev. DIR.
Newman delivered an eloquent address, and
while urging the relief Of the western sufferers,
called attention TO the fact that some of our own
citizens would need charity before the winter
Is over. Rev. Dr. McCauley, ex-Mayor Emery
and General BallOch also spoke of the orpaniza.
ton and formation OF a society for the relief of
the poor. The Masonic fraternity of this CITY
have appointed the following committee to pro-
eeedto Chicago to-day and distribute funds and
clothing TO the distressed brethren of that city
VIZ Charles +. Stansbury, Grand NJ aster; Rob
ert Ball, Will A. Short, n. Ii. FuRitt and Col
W. G.. Moore. They take with them about
$50 IN cash and several boxes of clothing.
Mr.. U. y. Baxter, of the Interior Department
has collected and sent forward to Michigan $50
ana large amount of clothing. The Secretary
OF the Interior has kindly agreed to furnish boxes
for contributions. and has authorized the use of
room at The 9Th street entrance OF the Patent
once for the reception of clothing and proyis-
ions. The committee will be found in attend
ance there every day from IL to 2 O'Clock. The
employees of the Agricultural Department yes
terday contributed $3.50 for the relief of
sufferers by the fires in Michigan and
warded by Colonel w p THOMSON.
ward to the State 500 SyTacusans Lodge, No.
10, X of p, has contributed 500 for the relief
of Chicago sufferers. The Chicago relief com
mittee extend their thanks to the Western
Union telegraph for transmitting free all cor
TsspOndence relating TO the relief OF Chicago.
Hons. Matt. II. Carpenter, A. W. Randall, X.
Il. MerTiek and Arthur Macarthur will address
the meeting tonight at MetzerOtt Hall in be-
half of the sufferers from the recent fires in
Wisconsin. Col. VIM. II. Boyd, of this city,
gave TO Capt ID. III. McCOmaS a large box Of
clothing for the Michigan sufferers. which was
accepted and forwarded to Gov. Baldwin, of
Mich. The clothing was made by Mrs. j. W.
stockton, Third Auditors Office, and Mrs. Col
VIM III. Boyd, assisted by the young ladies about
on and II streets northwest, for which the sons
of Michigan thank the ladies. Full arrange
ments for an amateur concert for the relief of
Chicago sufferers were made at the 15th-street
Presbyterian Church last night.
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A RAILROAD FJECTNENT CAsy-This morn
ing writ of certiOrari was issued TO j. q. Wal
ker, justice OF the peace, in the case of FouIk
against the Balti more and Ohio Railroad Com
.Shy, on the pet ton OF the company filed by
Mr. ". 5. Cox. The petition sets forth that
EOulk has cause't a warrant TO be issued to
recover damages or being elected from a train
between BaitimC &c and " ashingtOn on the 5th
OF june last, which charge l. one of assault and
battery over which the justice has no jurisdic-
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NOTICE AND PROCLAMATION BY THE
mont and Potomac Railroad Company upon me Certain
Of said District and prescribing the form In which
IL shall be voted upon.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, August n, 1871
Nostos IS hsrsby gees ana proclamation made that
ofCoiumbia. approved August 10, ISL entitled IAN
sst to aIsho, s pac e the Of the
certain conditions, will be submitted to the pednle
o. sid Rt r. q the ,s election
vember, isI being the twenty second dsy Of that
shs by printed tieks.s; and the efss Tor .sid
"An oct to authorize subscription TO the stock OF
.e aSsH's hs s 9cls and
Of the Piedmont and Potomac Raroas GomSS osx
snd Ss S.a aHs9s 4
respects a. the election for members Of the Hons. ~
hereto :uboinsd and thereof IA
Governor Of the District Of Columbia.
Az ACT e authorize scbscription to the stock of
tne fledmont and Potomac Railroad Company
n! Ssg 1890 ~ ns Lss;'ls,svs As:.~sS q iAs
that d tSs PsSmon. and
IstuTe Of Virginia, viii Be Of great bsneft to The
Legislature the Psensylvania Central Rsi III
Company g rsauired TO guarantee the first mortgage
pany to an amount necessary 70 furnish superstruc
ture and equipment for said road, which said guar
Ss s,s 81 time within
ten miles or more Of said road shall be ready for su
Eerstrueture; and whereas it Is credby represented
les. viii enable ssd PiedmoSt and Pofo%ao R. Er
road Company 10 locate and grade their said ROAD %
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HUMAN HAIR in Switches, Curls, Chateleen
Braids in all shades have just been imported by
Chas. Baum, who intends to make this a new
branch Of his well-knOwn establishment, 4OS 18th
street. Ladies go and see the new styles.
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STOVES, &c.
OFFICE OF EESIEEEgoI PUBLIC WORKS

Plan. for IN. contraction Of the carriAeeways can
be seen at the Office Of the Engineer.
Bidder for pavemerts will, in their bids, specify
separately the prices for laying the psyenents per
suD. GEO. 8. GRKESH, Chief Engineer.
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OUR NEW STYLES OF CORsKTs and some
new improved have just come from our factory
In Europe, and shall be sold to defy any compe-
titiOn. Every pair warranted to be perfect 1T
Q. BAUM. Corset and HOOpskirt Manufacturer
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"HAvE You SEEN IT ?"-The beautiful
straight-brim, soft indented crown Hat, with or
without the feather, at FRANC, the Hatter's,
between ID and u.
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GoETZ PATENT REFLECTINa Gas AND
LAMP SHADES will save one-half of the GUAM
dty OF gas or coal oil consumed without the use
of them. They are cheap and durable. A. Ro-
senthal No 404 9TH street, is the agent for them,
and also for Goetz's Double cone Chandelier
Re1ectOrs.
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TIE Hafehet Euries in the FOurteeutf,
District.

MI Campbell was serenaded last evening by
large gathering Of republicans Of the l4th dis
tIlet- Dir. Campbell was introduced TO the au-
dience by Sidney Mcfarland, who said they
had been engaged in little family quarrel but
now as the nomination was settled, he hoped all
differences would be forgotten and all republic
bell made a few remarks, thanking them for
the compliment Several speeches were made
by Mr.. Robertson and others, when Mr.. Camp
bell invited them into his house, and after an
hour or two OF social intercourse the visitors adj
jOUrhed with cheers for Campbell and the re-
publican ticket.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-19

KID GLOVES for ladies and gentlemen. The
best Dollar Gloves imported also, a novelty in
hrst class Glove. Ladies be early and secure
good choice in calling at Q. Baum's Kid Glove
Depot 406 18th street.
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FIFTEEN STYLES OF BUsTLRs and the latest
novelty in HoOpskirts are now at exhibition at q.
Baum's Hoopekirt and Corset Factory, 408 7th
street, -
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BoURcIcACLT's CAPITAL PLAY. "EIde. or.
The Cherry Tree Inn" is drawing good hopses
Al The National this week. IL Is put upon the
stage in good style, and Is well performed The
dramatic points in which the second and tbird
acts abound, elicit repeated and prolonged an
Jlause at every representation.
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CONTRACTS FOR STREET AND PUMP Work
james Thomas has accepted the contract
awarded him 10 grade and pave alley in square
81 AZ Board prices Tucker * De Grammond
have been directed to repair pumps in the fol-
lowing localities: sth street, between G. and II
streets, N W., 18th and streets, ". W, 18th
ard ii streets. y. w, and 18th and : streets
W, and 10 Wilson * Greenwich an order has
been issued 10 repair pumps on LIST street west .
between II and i, 18th street, between G. and N ,
streets east
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RKGIsTRATIOS IN THE TWELFTH DrsTPrCr.
Yesterday the Board OF Registration held their
: sslOn IN the Twelfth district, and registered
SIS voteIs-J1I white, and So cOlOred. The num-
Der entered on the lists at the first registration
last spring was 4I6 white and 161 cslOred. Yes
tertay Mrs. Belva A. Lockwood presented her
self and requested to be registered. She was told
that IL could not be done. Persisting in her re-
quest, her name was taken on a slip of paper for
consideration. and she deDarted
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CoRNs, &C.-Dr. White, chiropodist, No. 535
10Th street, opposite Treasury, Washington, and
No. North Charles street, Baltimore, success
fully treats Corns, Bunions, Ingrowing Nails,
&C., without pain.
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Georgetown Advertisements

~ARM0RY COMPANY @, FIRST NATION
W. AL GUARDS. GEORGETOWN, October 10,
ls1l.-Eyery member of this Company is requested
to be present at the meeting THIS EVENING
Business Of importance. BY order of the Ca ptain,
ii. A. WAGNER, Sec'y.
PHILADELPHIA PRINT BUTTER, the best
- IN the District for sale at the store of j. w .
WETZELL, corner Third and Frederick str eets
Also, IN Washington at Stall 341 Center Market
and Stall 2 Eastern Market oc l6-sts
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ARREST OF CLARK, THE SwISDLKR.-Yester-
Gay, detective McDevitt arrested A. q. Clark,
WHO rs alleged TO have swindled General Howard
ana ne Freedman's Bank by forgery, and took
nm beiore Judge Smell, when the case was con-
thneu Ior a further hearing. He was found m a
portion Of the city.
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"A CASE FOR THE WONAN's CLUB AND THE
PoLICENANs Club - This morning Officer
Boyle arrested Martin DOugherty, alias "Skin-
ney," Git should be skinner who keeps bar in
Keddy Welch's, on ID street. on information
OF poor unfortunate girl, an inmate of house
or prostitution, who has been i'll for some time
past and who had managed to save $40, with
which, she states, she was going to the hospital,
ana last night this fellow DOugherty snatched il
away from her and refused to return it. Dough-
erty pretents that Sophia Betty, the complain
ant, gave II TO him, and brought up a ready wit
ness-Keddy Welch-to prove il. The Police
Court had taken a recess when the case was
brought in and Reddy was taken as security for
the appearance Of Dougherty before the court
this evening.
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FRESH READING MATTER.-Shillington and
=: Z. Parker send us Godey's Lady's Book for
November, and the latter sends Hdrper,s yysekIu
LOT octoher 18th, filled with illustrations of the
ChlcagO hre. We have BLdckloood's M11n zine for
october, an interesting number, from James L..
hiryand, 800 Pennsylvania avenue
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DEATH OF COLONEL JAMES Y. DAvIs-we
regret to announce the death of Col. James Y.
Davis, well known citizen of Washington,
which occurred at his residence, No 1876 NJ
street., yesterday afternoon. About six weeks
since be complained of illness, and was confined
70 his room, suffering from affection of the
htart- The malady grew worse, and finally
caused his death. Deceased was in the sd year
of his age, and was born in this District. He
learned the trade of halter with VIM. B. Todd
Esd, and in 1854 purchased his employers in
teIest in the establishment, and engaged in bus
ineSs, in which he acquired a competence. He
was member of the Washington Light In
tantry FOL long series of years, and succeeded
Capt Joseph ID. Tate as the commander of the
G rps, and when, just prior to the late war, the
infantry was reorganiZed and recruited in such
numbers TO form battalion, he was commits
Cned as colonel, and commanded the battalion
up 10 the commencement of the war. He was
one of the most active friends of the volunteer
military, ever ready to contribute in money or
advice 10 volunteer organizations. He was an
honorary member of company A, of the Infant
~ ba',aliOn, who, last evening made arrange
ments TO attend his funeral, which will take
pace on Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. He was
also me mber Of Washington Lodge of Odd
Fellows, who will hold a meeting tonight to
MAKE The necessary arrangements for the fu-
neral. Capt. p n. DubaBt requests that the
me mbers Of the old Infantry battalion will meet
at the armOry of company A, w. l.. l., this eve
ntng, 10 make arrangements to attend the fu-
neral.
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How :" Mr.. NANDOLES AND LADY, OF ST
LOUIS" OPERATE--The proprietOrs of the
National Hotel are mourning over the uncere-
monious departure of two of their guests" Mr.
81 H. NandOlen and lady, of st. Louis''-whO
secured rooms about three weeks since and lived
IN style becoming "bloated aristOcrats.n Dur
ing his stay, " Mr.. VandOlen" forged an order
Tor 500 worth OF clothing, and contracted bills
al al hvery stables which he failed to pay. When
the hotel bill was presented Mr. V sent for two
WasheTwOmen to get their clothes, and while
they were in the room packed all their yalua-
bies into the three baskets of the washerwomsD
and had them conveyed outside of the hotel
The couple left 10 take a walk in the evening
and failed TO return An examination of the
rooms revealed the fact that Mr.. V. and lady
have left two empty trunks.
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Thomas W. Fowler.
real estate agent, 500 + street, has sold for w
NJ. humphrey, to Messrs. Howser & Jones
three-stoTy brick house on 9Th street, between
y and I, for $500; also, for Jacob ID. Hutton,
one OF the same class Of houses, to f. w. How
ara, Tor 5000; fO- NJ. l.. HOwser ct al, ~ 600
ieet or ground corner Of Boundary and nth
streets, for -, 6OO for Mrs E. w Pettibone. lots
20, 6l, and 81, square s29, for 1896.
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CITY ITEM

SOME very fine Field, Marble and Opera
GLASSES for sale, at great bargains, at Princes
Bazaar, 1006 Pennsylvania avenue.
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ON THE Down GRADE--Yesterday, detective
mcDeyiu rescued O young girl about IS
years OF age from house Of prostitution, on
I'D street, between 18th and 18th streets AZ the
request of her friends and kept her last night AZ
neadquarters- This morning she was sent AWAY
from The city, In charge OF a relative. She had
this house, where she had been STAYING for a few
days only. ~"
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FINE PLATED Oroide, Euuscan, Shell. and
Rubber Jewelry. all the new styles, at Prigg's
Dollars jewelry store, No. 457 PENNSYLVANIA ave-
hue, between ~ and 6th streets.
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PASSAGE OF THE BILL APPRoPRIATTNG
SlOo.ocO FOR The CHICAGO SUFFERERs.-The
S11heli met Yesterday afternoon and passed the
Dill approprlatng slO0 900 for the relief of the
ChlcagO sufferers, with several unimportant
amendments, which were agreed to by the
mouse OF Delegates, and both Houses OF the
Il gisiatiye Assembly then adjourned sine d.,
The bill having been signed by the acting Gov
ernOr l. now a law.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-I Becker & Co.
successor to p. Wallach, dealer in mems Youths
and boys clothing, have received an entire new
stock of goods, which they are selling at the
lowest market price. Those in want of clothing
or gents furnishing goods, would do well to call
and examine their goods before purchasing
elsewhere. IBKCKER & Co.
OdeOn Hall, corner AZ street and Pa. ave.
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FIGURES WILL Nor LEI

FIGURES WILL NOT LEI
How Large Fortunes Are Made.
FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.
See the prices at which four of the leading
Sewing Machines are sold in the United States
and England:
Price in England. In the T. s.
wheeler & Wilson. SIS 90 SIS 90
New Singer........ 81 80 IS 90
Elias Howe. So 90 e5 90
Wilson Shuttle. 10 90 45 90
The above prices are for exactly the same
classes OF machines sold i'm both countries
There Is scarcely any difference in the cost of
material and labor in any Of the above-named
machines.
ADfcdrit.-W. G.. Wilson, President of the
Wilson Sewing Machine Co., personally APP
peared before me, and made oath that the above
prices are correct and taken by him from cir
culars published in the United States and Eng
land under the corporate names of the COM
panies manufacturing said machines.
FRED. SMITH,
Clerk Of the Court of Common Pleas
OF Cuyahoga Co, ..
The Wilson Sewing Machines are for sale at
A. ROsENTHAL, 404 It'll street.
Terms easy.
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BUILDING PERMIT.-A permit has been issued
TO 81 j. Hill for four story and cellar brick adj
dltlon to the hotel building corner of Indiana
avenue and 2d street
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HKMPLER has all kinds of thermometers and
barOmetOrs
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ALARN or FrRR--To-day, about u As O'Clock.
an alarm OF fire was struck for box g. eighth
precinct station, caused by fire at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. John ID. Brant, sth street east
The hremen responded promptly, but their ser
vices were not needed. The fire originated from
a Latrobe stove, under which there was no zinc
10 protect the floor. The damage was slight.