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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-16

INSANE.-A man nalDeu Dehiietl,
formerly an assayer at Elko, was
picked up day before yesterday by the
westward bound passenger train at
Winnemucca, where he had been left
by the emigrant train going the same
wav. When near Wadsworth, night
before last, and while the tram was
running at the rate of about forty
miles per hour, Bennett out upon
the platform of a sleeping car, put on
the brake and walked down to the
lower step with the intention of jump
ing Oft. The brake>nIan, feeling the
brake on, rushed out to see what was
the matter, and caught the insane man
just as he was i'll tine act OF jumping
from the lower step. WITH the assist
ancc of a passenger, the bfakeSihal
succeeded III getting the lunatIc back
into the ar, where close watch was
kept over Tim until the train reached
W~aJsWUrtL, where i Deputy SAeTlll
of WashOc county Went aboard anu
took charge OF him. From there to
Reno Bennett appeared to he quiet
and at the latter place The officer lett
the train and allowed his charge to go
on to Truckee, where he would over
Iakc The cl"!5fdNl tram I"' WIG ~
.
INCORPORATED. me te'I'''I''o ~
incorporation of the Solar salt Com
panv wa filed in the Office Of the Sec
" .. .l,,ml., r~,,;..l
stock. $4,000. divided into 80 shares
IT s,aa each. torn, Of existence, fjffv
wears: Trustees for the first six
months. NJ. J. O'Connor, Josiah Riley,
and John O'Dougherty. Principal
place Of business, Egan Canyon, Ne
, "' &, tESrin'', anI ,i~ntlinr in laTI
and any o.ner business usually incl
dent thereto. OPERATIONS Of the COM
panv viii be carried on partly at the
salt marshes Of Snake Valley. in Mil
49, ""at ! '1CtC I 49, ro29v
White Pine county, safe Of Nevada.
some wars ago Major Egau located
some Of the finest Salt lands on the
continent. living in peop Creek and
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PALISADE y EUEEhA RAILROAD
-Thcre was filed in the office OF the
ON tha 1llh Instant.
~
the certificate OF ASSOCIATION Oh inc
PaIisade and Eureka Railroad COM
r,or the articles, we learn
p""E. HIM. l.
thal tue pdI'ieS -,nitn !
"th OF AuGuS ~" ".'I:'', far tL, rnn'
SSp,VJO tOI SI'oJV lli " ~ ,n'
and paid in TO the Treasurer selected
the ten per cent. OF SUBSCRIPTIONS or
$500 III ct''i, ,g,, r}>' ~ 'J n]mrsnance Of
nn,ica Tivrn five Iays prlHiou,lv. the
Subscribers held a uuec.lng, at which
articles of a-soclatiea were adopted
and the following named officers
aIac,ad. President. W. W. MctOV:
I1raosurar l.. C.. NrNeunev; >ecre-
rarv SaIden Hetzpl: Director>-G.
collier Robins. l.. &. Mckinney. W.
Saafon. W. w. NcCuV, GcGTge II.
N:;iIat{ " : Ea,as I.Idau U.fZel.
II II Hail + NJ. Proctor. and +. :.
rarI,za of tho FOREGOING Directors
ali citizens of Eureka, Lander county,
\avadaL W. \. Spatcn subscribed for
two shares OF the Slt1t'l III SAM lol'A.
SolJor Uatzal sub>criheI for o, and
aach Of others subscribed for 100
shares. The articles ny the .tIHt o..
80. caritai srork at $1,000. 900. di-
yided into 10000 shares Of 500 each;
principal place OF business, EuFtha'
Lander county, Nevada. No'nIh7 -
said aS 10 the gauge oil the 'ldch' :"
we therefore presume 1t * 10 be lile
same as hat Of IA Central racine.
or
AN>"h4N'. 'S''
plants OF Inc annoying PI'0''N7 III
dulred 10y ignorant people OF Whisper
i,rond talktng aIoud in the theatre
and at concerts while II performance
Is -otHS on ~ an a'Idierr9' If man
or woman knows more about music
than professional musicians, or moro
about acting than professional actors
they ought TO put themselves IN me
places OF the performers, ana NOV ne
telling the audience what they kho"
about MUSIC ana ac'ihS' coPcc'"lIE
when that audience a Ilald It's money
to hear and see the performance, ana
not 10 hear the crltIcIalhs or the pray
57oh moro in sorrow than amer. on
behalf of a long suffering community.
Trpu THE first item furnished by
our hurdv house with the OPEN
- ~ bonfire .+arto4
ihS hI7"'' - -.
IN the street IN front o. me Piace; 20
notify the men IN the mountains tnal
there was Just ont ilotG t?uP-t
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-16
METEOROLOGICAL.

Thermometrical observations, made from
So'clock a. m. to i O'Clock p. m, by Il.
C. Guirado, druggist, ETC., No. = South
Carson street:
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Arrivals at the Hotels.

oRMsBY ~oUsE-GEoRGE D. SEEEn, PROPRIETOR.
E J Black. Genoa WNcGovern, Elko
K LYON. " Miss L Coffin, Indiana
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$25 REWARD.

r osr BY OR STOLEN FROM THE UNDER,
Isigned,' one double barrslsasW W. Gresaor
sdOf GUN, No. 10 gu4gs~ a0-inch baIrsls.
No. s, 500 With Moore / Harris locks. One,dsnt
on left barrel, six inches ftpm mpzzle. The above
reward viii Be paid Tor The return OF 1.-THE gun to
Il. NAIL. -
se5-lm Sheridan. Ioyglas County. New.
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Dyspepsia Factories.

Boston is sgitsted about her public schools.
For years she has INDUCED the pleasing deluson
that her system Of education was the best in
the country, II not in the world; but, alas! it
appears that the practice OF forcing children's
minds ha7 been carried on at the expense or
health and life. There ha7 been 50 large per
eentage OF deaths or broken constitutions that
the School Committees tocame alarmed. and
they have just held a general conference for a
discussion of the questions involved. Parents
Clergymen and physicians gave their tcstim)u-
TO the evil effects Of the examining system,
and the of evidence was overwhelming in
that direction. Quite number OF citizens who
got their training in the Boston schools testified
TO the fact that their health vas broken down
m way TO make them sufferers for life by the
forcing process in pc: and enc OF them. Mr.
Curtis Guild, characterized the schools a. ''dys-
pepsia factories" From the tone of public
sentiment in Boston over these DEVELOPMENTS.
it is likely that the child murder cramming
business will be promptly stopped.
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The New York Cif,,,psavs.

'The railroad between New York AMI wash
ington now passes around the village Of PhiIa-
delphia without the delay of going Thou IN H.
Why should 10 not also avoid the hamlet OF
Baltimore? The intercourse of the metropolis
and the capital OF the nation should not be inter
fered with by such trivial Obstacles
The reason why the "hsmlet or BaltimOre" is
not avoided, II, We presume, because the Balti-
more and Ohio Company would not then get the
Twenty-Five cents they now charge for dragging
passengers by horse power through the streets
OF the city, at a loss VI an hours time between
here and New York. But. since the editor of
the Citizen is now member of Congress, he is
In position to both ascertain the reason and DO
OmethIng TO remove the 'striviaI obstacles. -
We beg him to 90 to work at once. He cannot
engage in a better work.
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The WORKISG PEoPLk-Ths naj,,sr, Z,
Detroit, Michigan, II Is reported are -, :.
stIlke 10 reduce the time OF working from al yty
nours TO hfty-nine hours q week They claim
sae privilege o. stopping work on Saturday Al
i've O'Clock. an hour earlier rhan an r. - a.
DAYS or the week. The EMPLOYERS baving
Iei SEQ 70 grant the privilege asked for tbe
men rave formed Co operative As.ociatton
oa aSnIeis, with espi'al or $4,000. The
employees in a large fiinr glass wo-ks AZ WI
in ~ near New YORK CITY, have struck
IN consequence or a reduction OF WAGES Nv
s9e empowers The riggers, at New Beirord
49,, lave sIuck against reduction of
ssges from tie present rates Of forty cents
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On a recent Thursday night, at 9.Os p. m. a
London establishment receiveda message which
hsdbeen sent, By way of Tehersn, from Kur-
rachee. India, on Friday morning at II - a. m.
The message was therefore received in London
the day before it was sent from India The
tine actually occupied by the message in trans
mission was fifty minutes; the earth would re.
quire four hours and twentysix minutes TO do
the same distance, and "a the message was sent
80 soon after midnight, the extraordinary set
Is produced Of its arriving the evening of the
previous day
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CA CAPITAL DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN DoCU-
AENT'-Mr. Sumner Is doing excellent service
~ the democratic ranks, as will be seen by the
following from the New York ErPrsSS, demo
cratic paper:
MIR. Summers scdrifc1tisn of the San Do
mtngO job. and its aIders and abettOrs IN ,he
Senate TINS afternoon. ought TO have wide
circulation IN Connecticut ALI this week IL \.
u capital campaign document"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-28

The Independent Order of Rechabites has IN
dertaken the task OF lessening the evils of in
temperance in New York by moral AMI religious
measures rather than by the enforcement OF
legal attachments, that society having tried the
moral suasiOn principle in Massachusetts, and
fouTdh more effective in promoting the cold
water cause than all tie prohibition laws ever
tried there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-28

Lee COAL MAEKET.-PIacticaIly the an
ur@clte coal difficulties are almost entrr.Iv IN.
ssme az this day two weeks ago. The m,ning
~ SaiPP ng OF anthrscire coal are pursuits
1"St how OF little Importance The litrIs div,
u e. not increae ne supply of C al for dom a.
lie uses at shy point, and the ork OF coal from
supplies before production ceased il gradually
wearing away. Notwithstanding this, the coal
market l. quite free from excitement, and tue
Irices 81 coal have advanced scarcely any,
Pubic attention Is directed to Harrisburg AMI
10 the legislative Investigation max ing there
into the cause OF the coal Iiffi
fhi1 LICYcSy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-28

We have number o. communications recon-
mending various candidate Ito the number of
twelve or hIteea) for Delegate to Congress
For-the most part they are well written, and
present the claims of the -pectivs candidates
with oleaTneSs AM force. We can see TO OBJ
lection TO their appearance in the aIyeI Using
columns at the usual rates
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-28

The Potomac Steamship Company in refusing
permission TO Frederick Douglass. one OF the U.
3 Commissioners 20 San Domingo, to 60 TO the
supper table with "white folks" seem to forget
the great war Of the nation has been fought out.
slavery abolished, &c, sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-28

The bill lsgalizing marriage with a deceased
~iie's sister came MP last night in the British
House OF Lords, from the Commons. After
long debate IL was rejected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-28

onflcE OF 7hB LIGHT -HOU,R BOARD I
W ASH Nc rON CITY, March IS, ISL \
mt, Of Friday the 18th asr 1S of IN
the mate risls and labor OF al kinds necesss L
Coz nrst order iron light house for Aiiga
tOr Reel Florida REEFS in accordance with t,lf
The s.me to be delivered, at the expense Of IN,
a. any port nearest to the manufacturers work
shops End accessible to such vessels
me glass Tor the lantern. the leas, lam ps Am,
turlitpre belonging thereto will be prov sd by tn.
Light ho use soard, and their cost is no: to be in
The bid should state the sum for which the EN-
ptted ,nv on the drawing. will be com
Aforesaid also state the day ssd dsfe
forfeit So specified in the "F0Im Z Bid. ' .
The york will be carried On under the person.
ties mus, fe afforded him for speeding the matsris
=; sns Sssn-hig such parts Of either no
must IN c,se OF rejection, be made good at the ex
p' re n r, a me cont sotor
"a, J. 1nI reasons it may deem sutiicieut.
Zach eid must be accom- panied by bond. sfgae
such by me Cfficer known to The Treasury Dersrt
u " IN the sum OF twenty th 'ussud dollars
$500 that in he event Of he ance OF suc
bid; the ne cesssry contract will be entered int
vi h,n ten days after noiice Is given by ms Boar
that The hid has been accepted.
Is nd and security, the sum Of twenty thoussnf
dollar 20 CO for the feIdiuI perfor maze OF IN
CONTRACT wi be required
copy # the plans and specifications INNS. h.
incostd WITH the bid evidence as 10 tue o,
the proposal ~
proposals. must be signed, sealed. aud indorseT
ri fI ~, 'sIs 10 Light hcusc on Alligator Reef
icfluA Heeis auc then inc sec in another en- Al
SPe ana GlTSSted. prepaid. TO kear Admiral " B
.hubtiCk, thai man Of the Light hvuse Bod
Treasury Department, Washington, u. q
any bidder mag bs present and witness the Open
ing 81 The bids AT the time and place her-inbefor
specified "
Payments for the work will be made quarterly
upon estimates certified TO by the agent Of the Dard
Tut 20 per centu Of the amount Of e,ch es,imat4
la aff cftnn i1ti,
OF the contract
Plans, spa atoms. and forms of proposals NAV
Ds oo,s!ned from Li"utenant Colonel c. ID Isne
United states Ensineers, Light House Eng neer
nIst a. second disti lets. Portl1nd Maine and A.
IL Exchange street, Boston. Massachusetts: LIEN
tenant Colonel 1. u. woodruff, Unitei 81 ties Eugi
neers Light House Engineer, third district, Tomp
Elnsyllie staten Island, New Ysrk Castor
Smiih ESQ, Assistant Lioht House Engineer
tonrth district southeast corner sixth and ain a,
stre.fs PhiIsdtl pta Penn sylvania; Ca ltau P.tsy
e Hsins, United etates Engineers, Light n on q.
Engineer, fifth district, UriOn Bank BUILDING
Baltimore, Mary land, and from The undersigned
GEORGE H. EbLIUT,
nhlo eotAp25
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The PlenipOtsntiaries OF France and Germa-
ny are At Brussels, and during this week will
commence negotiations for the ansl treaty Of
peace.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-28

HEAVY DFFALCATIoN IN SAvANNAH-The
Savannah (Gs papers announce that Major j.
H. Gould, the United States revenue collector
Tor that district has LETT fer parts unknown
bling defaulter TO the government in sum
estimated from seventy-tye 10 one hunfred
tbousand dollars. The savannah Repubiicap
saye IL gets this information rem parties con
Reeted with the Office AMI from other govern
ment ihcia IA the city, together with his
bOnGSmen-
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COLUMBIA DISPENSARY,
" Corner OF Pennsy lvsria avenue aud 2jth street
OPkN DAHL Sundays excepted from I 20 o. m
MkDlClND AND ADVICE FREE

DISPBNSAKY STAFF:
DISEASES O Throat and Chest DR., Jas. T. Young
to Pm. avenue
Diseases Of Children-Mondayst DR.. 3. q. Bssey,
and ihursoays, to 2p.m. 1871 Pa. avenue
Difesses OF a Eys aSd Dr. W Preu,s
So m 1240 9Th street.
Disease. OF woncn-M ondsvst DR.. y. A. Ashford.
AND Ihursdsys 2to3p m. 1880 new York Nv.
piseases OF Head and Abdonen-)n.
Pm. :. \ SAiA ia ave.
Diseases OF Skin a-d Minor DR.. L. w. Richie,
days, top m. town.
PROF. ) h THOMPSON will hold Clinic for
AIon . 70 .. m. mhE- II
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In THE SUPREME COURT or THE Dra
Il TkICT OF COlHMRIa

fodtns Spet,at Term, March 25tb, 1871
In the case ot JOHN b DBkNELLY admiajst.a
toI OF ELlIABkTH pQNNELLY, deceased the al
minlsiIloI aforesaid has. with the Appreciation q,
said appointed sATUBDAY: April 18th, A. d. ISL.
or the maj settlement and distribution OF the per
sonA estate OF said deceased and of the avsets /,
hand, as far as the same have been collected
the creditor, and heirs of said dsceSssd Ar Az
Notified to attend, 18th their claims properi,
youched; or they may otherw,5" rs law be excltdee
from all benefit in said deceased estate Proridsd
aoop' OF This order be published once q week far
day Test
n28tu,sw' A. WEBSTER. Register Of Wills.
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OF SOUTHERN LOFALIsTs-

NOTICE.
The Conn issioners Of Claims, appointed un1 AZ
the act OF COnsr's Of March 3 ISYi, .sto raceivs
examine, aid Consider the justice and validity OF
such CLAIMS a. shall be brought before them OF
tnose citZ-ns who remained loyal adherents n
me canse ana the government of the Unitei States
curing the war, for stores or supplies taken or
fSrniehed during TIRE rebellion for The n d.
the my OF the United Stsies in States no
eaibed a. m " surrecton against the Omitted STA e.
lnc uding he use and loss of vessels or boat,
Wtile emplOyed ~ the military service of m
lnitd STATES. give notice that their ssion
for examining claims ard hearing the Testimony q.
W theses and other evidence thsf may be braurb,
befc-e them In support Of such cl iDs xfl begin an
the sEloND MOO DAY the 10th day Of Aprii naxi
sld Vii be held IN their Office at ~ Washington. d
y The csses viii be heard in the order in which
they are presented Petitions for the allovan ,a
of claims may be presented to CHARLES r Bryi.
". the Clerk of the commissioners AT Washine
ton: VITO will receive la, and enter hem unon m
rgis or at the da sni in the oreer OF pres-na ON
The clerk will also furnish, upon application tn
mi and regulations prescribing the form OF III.
PERTH NJ Tor IRE allowance o. CLAIMS the nEcassa-
avernsnts, the oath of the claim ants "a hicb y M
npsrv esrh petition. and The notices aud s.a,s
NJ ate which must be appended.
A. D AIDS
u. HOWELL,
ORANGE FERkiSS.
M 81
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eVSilk Is said 10 be worth its weight in silver
the wCrld over. The purchaser OF a heavy SILK
for small cum OF money ia paying for dy estuff
and the dye soon destroys the silk.
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"A. STRAUS,
10l1 PENNSYL VANIA AVENUE.
NH IT Betvsep 1e,b and I,,b .,raa,
l'0 IRON MANUFACTURERS.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT

Proposals for Firstorder Iron Light house, TO b.
trected on Alligator Reef, florida Reefs, under
appropriations therefor of 500. 600.
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Light CASHMERE PANTS, with VESTS O,
without at least NO different patterns.

best stock of SPRING GOCDSev before exnibite
IRIS side OF New York, At prices that cannot fail
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COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR FEMALES
- Corner of Penn lvania ne and Is tn street
This Hospital is SITUATED I'm one Of the most heal
thy Portions OF tue District surrounded by its ow,
grounds; the ICONS are large and airy and sup oliei
with the cCmtorts Of heDe Ladies living at a ais
TAI &c " no may be DESTROYS Of av aing ihemeeIye,
OF the beLeht OF treatment In this In Institution cav
sec ure private rooms BY applying to the Surgeon in
CHIEF or the aron. The price OF these rooms var,
from SIC TO rs per week, which Includes Board
Nursing, Medical or Sorgical Treatment and NJ edi-
The United States Government provides forty
FREE oEDS for the following class OF patients
VIE wives or Widows Of Soldiers or Sailors of the
United sties Army and Navy, OF females who NAV
be citizs OF any state but fep porarily residents
OF the District and requiring mdicaI treatment and
nursing. but unable to pay III. reior. --
Cards oil admission TO these beds can be obta ped
OF the Surgeon General, u. b Army, at his Office
corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and 18th street AM
OF the surgeon In chief at his office, 1924 n ASA
chusetts avenue.
There are slso twenty FREE BEDS for noor
women, residents of the District Ord r. for admi.
sion 70 theee must be obtained OF the Governor ,
secretary OF the District.
Visiting days, MONDAYS and THURSDAYS
from II to 4.
MEDICAL STAFF:
J. II THOMPSON, NJ. o., Surgeon IN Chief,
Cffice and residence 1924 Mass avenue
r. A. ASHFORD, Assistant Surgeon.
Office and residence 1880 N T. avenue
CONSULTING BOARD:
NOBLE Young q D, Howard. n. o.,
ID. Bliss, n. D, VIC. h. Newman, n D.
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lTsEStCUKlTG IN LIFE INSURANCE Beino
~ Il the tlTst Importance, the NORTH gEST
l9r the better protection its policy holders
changed us rste OF rererve 10 per cent thus n ord
ing an iNPRE6NABLE SECURITY for the payment n,
AL policies of the Company as they bectrne cISins
tnce ~ SeytD'h street.
mh2-u I.Y KNIGHT GenoraI Aaant
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we ,. ss7 81, g Gov: r.s s.;,, vD
sss rENNsYLVAkIA AvENrE

SNEW SUPPLIES OPENED TO-DAY
~ ONE AND TWO BUTTON GLUV Es, ia /.
gisaL ,afIe'y o. new Spring Colors also la Black
ELADlES, 81; GkNTS, 1925; MISSES
81 GOOD KID GLOVES at 81 and 81 2J .
NpHsLTtS Nv SPkING Dh ESo GOODS
200 pieces New Spring press Goods, iron rs u u.
cents per yard.
zoe pieces Buffalo Black Alpacss and Beaver
pn,e Black MChair, splendid goods, from "a cent.
10 S1.15 per ysra.
so pieces genuine Lyons Black Silks ON 81 3,
TO - ~ per yard, and warranted better and
than any in & is market.
90 pieces Japanese silks, plain, striped. check
and figured, nj the extremely low price of ~ cents
per yard. ~
~ New spring Prints. Chntzee, Gipghams Per.
ca e., hIte PIques, Cambrics Lawns. Nsiuso K.
ict.ria Lawns, and full stock Domestic Cotto,
Goods by re piece at manufacturers prices
- Goods marked in pain figures 0ue price only.
nEN 81 JOS MAY
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NrMAes MEErrNG-DEMoURArB AND
UY cOnsERvATIvEs, RAJ IYlHA nsss
n; sting Of the Democrat. and Conservative Of the
% s. S Ss h q.
and 0on.ery.tive orssnisstioas throashost the the
Hon. r MEssiek and other distinguished
Speakers will address the meeting. 1t
NTI o. o. F.-OoLBnBIAN ENOAMP.
By EVISlSS ih sss:asa r 5. ~ hsId n
O'Clock precisely, that the rec order nay be
fncsH pm Mt will make fraternal visit, when ali
members Of the 1. o. o. Y. (Encampments and
yocsl and instrumental music. &c, may Be sXpecsed
Members Of the Order are fTste,p.lly invited.
rTHIRrEENTH BIsTICT.
F'' H0E'e j e. Ps,ti sfe.ccrrcuxr
,ubjsct to decision o. pemocT .tic and Conservative
'O'ers IN primary election. April 4th. mTSt
1Fi .6Ile third monthly meeting Of
sH41S q sEL q ips 9BB
VII Re held TUESDAY EVENING, 18th. At y,
SJ5ocR hsmeers IT the Order desiring to Join will
-. THOMAS W. FOWLER, Secretary,
" q i Once, 604 9th street.
~ THE pEMOCRATIC AND "ossERVA
IGRIAL pisTRltT win meet e9s at H wilson, Hsl,
.v IS ls,9 rSS PsDn.Slvs.is .y.sus TUESDAY
N C1 1otn, atIta Clock. for the
pose o. or.snizing a psrmanent Club Tor Coming
h.7 ~ ExKCUrIvE COMMITTEE
FTHE sPBING TERN OF WASHINGTON
~ BUSINESS COLLE9E opens MARCH srb
pu luton for Penmsnship. BOoAkee ping, Business
bianchs, months, SO; one year, $50; unlimited
line, TO PEI msBship alone, SIS per mouth
grenSen' german and PhonoRrsphy extra. Tele-
tlemen Pay AID evening sessions. Laiss depart
ment Sc parate. Mr.. and Mrs II o. SPENCER
inals apdp rnn
~ HnNOGRAPBY.-MR. ROYs' CLaSs
Ss,s wiz r ceiye first lesson TUESDAY, thu
oyer DR.; Prstt's Denti.uy IS Tor % lessons; a
Thorough knowledge OF the .ubject susranteed to
'aeD pupil. lRep] m253t
HTNOTICE.-TheC COMMITTEE on Eyaminatjon
Metrop9litan Police force, viii hold its regular
o Gutter on wEDNEsDAY. April s. iaI IS Il
nh std p0n' A. IAsss eosessry
HrNoTICE TO PERSONS REGISTERED
The Board OF Registration. in order 10 afford an
oppOrtuity 10 prr.Ons who have been registered To-
cry located having decided to place for Inspection
printed list OF each Delegate give notice
that opportunity will be given to those desrins, to
27th, ls7i, AZ he flee of the Commssioner 81 I'm
PRO tments IN the west wing Of the City Hall
Per sons apply ing vi receive The necessary fnfor
detailed for that purpose
By order OF the Board of Registration
HHNRY JOHNSON, Secretatv
Capital n at Era, IT mbS5 a.
NTEpIToR STAB: Please announce the n.me
lS OF II mcCATHRaN as a candSste FOR r, tne
HousA 81 Delegates for the TWENTY.sECOSD
DISTRICT. lm25-eO't'l MANY VOTERS
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