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CITY ITEMS.

RcMAN & Cox win open o-morrow, March Q.
. large stock OF clothing for early spring wear
In their new store, 67 It'll St, May building.
RoMAM q Cox.
HANDSOME colorings In coatinss, consisting of
olive, olive brown, Lord Grey green, brown
port vine, claret, blue, dahlia, violet and mix
Handsome panta,oon patterns, in spring
One Price only. Gso. c. H.xxura,
NO. 40 9TH street N. W.
"SINPLr THIs AND NoTnIxa MoRR.r-If
your hair u coming out, want OF proper nutri-
ment Il the cause. PAalon's Chemical Hair In
rfgordtor supplies that want. II Ia st once
nourish ment and medicine for the hair-stimu-
lating its growth, improving It's texture, inyigo-
rating its roots, and curing its diseases. Sold
N Dfu8gisU. eos
foR CoRNe, Bunions, ChilIblsins, Inuovtns
Nails, &C.. visit DR.. Whites rooms, No. 15 l5tf
street, opposite Treasury Department Washiue-
TOM No. North Charles street, Bslnmore
TIE MOST celebrated and successful Latrobe
Heaters and Slate Mantels In the world; aIso.
Chandeliers, Gas Stoves and weather Vtripe. ri
Hamilton q Pearsons, No. 4, Y. n. o. A. Bnild-
ing, 9Th and ID streets.
THBRnoADrlRs and Baromefsss Are repaired
and made to order BY Hempler, near * street
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SASSY" PosT-OFFICE OFFICIALs-The
Green Bay post Office officials don't like to an
swer questions. The follo ewing, posted over the
general delivery, expresses their sentiments:
price of Scent stamps, 3 cents each; licked
and stuck, cents each; the clock will answer
the question, Has the mail closed?'"
~ Woman's rights in Leap Year-The rites
of matrimony.
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he SUICIDE MANIA Young Nan Wills al
Has Property 10 Lady he Loves, and Shoots Him.
SELF Through the Heart in her Presence-A sim
GUAR suicide occurred in Rochester, N Y, on
saturday last. The Express OF the 26th saws =
The name of the young man who deliberately
look ms own hfe was George Wetzel, Dr., and
ms age twenty-three years. For some time east
he has been paving attentions to an estimable
young lady named Elizabeth Steinhauser.
daughter of Jacob Steinhauser. wetzel pro,
posed marriage, but acting under the advice of
her parents, the young lady did not consent to
union at present. Wetzel was asked by the
father OF the young lady to wait until he could
.r him in building house in the spring
Inc young man was not refused admit
lance to the house, and continued his
calls, frequently urging the young lady to
marry him, saying that he was tired of life
On saturday evening, about 8 O'Clock, he called
upon Miss 5. He appeared to be depressed in
spirits ana said very little Finally he said to
you never see me again." She asked. "Are
you going away?' His answer was, 'sTo-nipht
will decide it," IL 'hcn walked into a corner
OF the parlor and stood with his back to her an
parentiy looking at the pictures on the walls
Almost Immediately Miss s. was startled by the
report OF a pistol, and saw Wetzel fall. She
gave the alarm, and policemen Lord and Keith
were notified OF the affair. They fastened TO
the house, bringing with them DIR. Franks
When they arrived the young man was dead
The revolver with which he committed the rash
act was Smith &c Wesson, causing instant
death. Coroner Mon ison was summoned. He
found in pocket Of deceased package direct
will made by Wetzel, dated December 9. ISL.
bequeathing all his property to Elizabeth Stein
found in the envelope.
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GEORGETOWN Advertisements.
DYe. sAnsTAG q CO., Aactionesr..

III o HAMSTA6 UO., Anctioneers.
On SATURDAY. EVENING. March "a. st
O'Clock ,. NJ. we win cell az the store OF Ro-
seminal, No les Bride st.ees, eorg etown large
stock Of Demestic and Fersiga Dry Go. ds: snts
Furnishing Goods and large variety oi Nosions
MIS- 9 s&NsTAG CO Aucts
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auctr; Georgetown.

III
TRUsThES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
AND CONGRESS STREETS,
By virtue of q deed of trust 10 the uudersign-
E. ed, dated January Is, 1871, recorded in Liher
.eSs, folio 407 of the land records of " ashins-
Ton county, District OF Columbia, and by directI
OF The party secured thereby, will sell public
suction, on the premises, on TUESDAY March s'h
in oIsssor n ma a., inAt Piece OF parcel OF Ground
The same at the northwest Of Bridge and Con.
eiess sn Gets and running thence the north line
OF Bridge street - fest; thence north, and parallel
CONGRESS street. thence south By and with Congress
.tr e, 10 feet TO che beginning. Improved by a
brick w are house, now used . Grocery.
This property viii be sold subject to two deeds Of
trust ons for $500, dated December 18Th 1870 ana
the other for 81 oo0 dated January 18th, ISL each
bearing interest ct the rate Of ten per cent D
Terms OF ssle:-0ne third cash; balance in 6 and
IL months with interest at per cent secured by
notes end deed OF trust ON the property. ESQ down
feited unless the terms are complied with within
nxe dsye from the day Of sale and the property will
then De resod at the risk and Of the defauing
purchaser. Stamps and convey ancine at purchas,
PA. B2RSitLLE, Trustees.
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March has come in like a lamb; let us hope il
VIII not 90 out like LION.
Tropical fruit is arriving in great quantities.
The dealers hang out their bananas ON the outer
wahs, and the cry is still they come.
The New York sociable ut Masonic Temple
last night was q brilliant affair, the beauty and
fashion of the capital. as well as of distant
cities, being represented. Ike hall was beauti-
fully decorated, the music excellent. and alto
Rether the entertainment was greatly enjoyed
by all present.
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A DIAMOND PIN is lost. See adver,,..n.

ga man whose eyesight was not GOOD VIA.
recommended to Try glasses. He SAYS he wen,
and took four at the nearest drinking saloor
and the result was that his sight was 80 mncS
improved that he could see double.
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AT ADMINISTRATION hILL-NEAR

III Thus. D0WLlNG Anetpreer, Seersetosn
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
At Acknowledgement HlLL-NEAR
TkRNxLbYT0wN, ID. q.
BY virtue & decd Of trust 70 the uader-
Lseer So, folie s7 of the land records q
direction Of the party secured thereby, we will SELL
% PUBLIC auction, on tho premises. on MONDAY,
March 9Th. lc3. AZ clock D. all the following
ce-oribed property named m ssid rrust:-Beginning
Z. r the came ~ the southwest corner % Lev an
Henry Burrows land. in the eastern line OF shoe
makers land; thence With said shcemaker's lire
south ~ d. gr. west 50 r~rch-s 20 % the
u rnmeet farm; thence with its est line -grees
west G. perchrs 10 the north side q reserved road
thence We - - degrees ss io9 50 100
de OF RESERVED ROAD thence north AZ degrees west
ii perehet: then north IS degrees east o. O. la
D. rch.si then horfh 3s1s degrees - peTches:
then north SSs degrees wet - %. Loo perches the
eastern line of said Burrows lan thence with their
line south ~ degrees west 81 perchee: thence With
their south line west thirty perches; then with
their west lire t6 de gr.es west se perches % the
eeglnIing, contxnirg 80 acres cf land. orc, ed
MIL
Terms Of sale: One-third cash; balance in six ana
twelve months. with in crest, secured ny AID
deed OF trust on the property. $50 down when the
~ operty Is struck Of " hich shall be forfeited ess
the t.Ims are c. implied with vithin fve days from
the dag OF sale and be properly will then be "a
a. The risk aud cost e the defsaltiDg purchaser,
stamps and conysysnoin g &C PM c haser cost.
:. pSSRRSsEiLLr. Trustees.
fet23 THoS DowLiNG, Auct
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TRUTH STRANGER THANFICrION,

We do not zee how Yen are able to sell those
Goods 80 cheap" is n mark frequently made in my
store, showing that you who possibly might have
doubted the truth Of my are entirely
convinced Of II the moment you the goods offer
] have now opened for your INSPECTION n full linz
Of LADIES UNDERGRADUATES made substanti.
ally of good material, and Of pleasing pattern
all at u each.
Misses AID Ladies' WHITE APRONS. of Linen,
PiQue and Cotton, 50 cents and 81 each.
Beautiful sets of LACE SLEEVES and COL
LAB in different handsome patterns at 81 per set
Ladies plain white BALBRIGGAN HOSE, extra
long, pair for 81.
so dozen Ladies' Hemstitched LINEN HAND
KERCHIEfs,4fo 81.
Another supply of Gents super stout English
HALF HOSE, par for 81.
A very full assortment of Children's HOSE, Iron
Frame sto ga inches, 4 and pairs for 81.
,I gf he. G, Slss; TOILET SETS. bottles and
Handsome carved and gilt WALNUT PICTURE
FRAMES, with glass, sxio, . for 81.
Another lot Of my well known all LEATHER
sATCHELS at 81 each.
Beautiful LACE TIDES. 4. 3, aand for 81.
Toilet and TABLE MATS, SALAD SETS,
HHAAiRBkuSHEs, GLOVES, yAPANHED TEA
NOES, VASES, sPI rTOONs, fine CUPS and sAu.
GERS, and q great many other articles constantly
in full supply at
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THERMOMETERS and Baromefsss are repaired
and made to order BY Hempler, near X street
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Loo AL NEWS.


NchoTdt Thedt,r.-JOhn r. Owens in I" MAJ
ried Life" and Forty winks."
koseHie TsmPie-Rscepton and soirec of the
Ohio Republican Association.
PrssbytsTidn Church, Capitol Hill.-Lecture
by Rev. DIR. Boynton.
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THos. "HoNKsr" "Milkman,
writes to a Boston paper thus: "Do not teach
yourselves, good people of Boston, that by the
establishment Of milk associations you win he
sure to get q pure article. am in the regular
habit OF using my lactometer, and have yery
frequently to refuse supplies sent ma by the pro.
dueers who supply me, because Of their being
overwatered. Whoever believes that the farm.
ers are all honorable dealers, and that thew do
NJ use the pump-handled COW, are greatly mis-
taken. They will soon learn that thew DO and
that they are very liberal In Its use also"
~DennD O'Shaunessy ADVERTISE a. follows in
the Columbus Republicaa. "I hereby Civ
notice that my wife Bridget has left my bed I'd
board. and that viii not pay her debts Is ",
are not married."
@The Chicago Fost says the sheriff Of n ID
ison county, Illinois. occupies - residence the
the prisoners In Ii Id jail. He probably thi Ks
tne Old building gut good enough for sri nj
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Washington COnfersnce-COlore

In the W ashington NJ. +. Colored Conference
IN baltimore, Yesterday, Benjamin Brown, ST ,
was excused from serving on the educational
committee.
The NTH question of general minutes was re-
sumed, WHO are Elected Elders?" James
Washington was called, but charges beino
against him he was laid over, and his case re.
ferred to a committee of nine.
me third question was reverted to and cor
sideTed, WHO are admitted into Full Connec-
tion!" VIZ: b. Clemens, w. Il. Harris, A. j.
Weems, Samuel Aquilla, r. f. j. Warner, ID.
johnson, ID. Aquilla, H. Celers, Tbos. Booth,
~ owen, l.. NJ asten, 5. Wing, ID. Noel, ID. Jones,
j. Trigg, and Charles Lewis. Their Character
passed, and they were admitted and elected 10
deacons orders. The members of the above
class were then called to the altar and addressed
neI. On motion, Charles w. Carter was contin-
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10y. Dos iail te attend the great sale OF watches.
:, AZ cutlery, NC, this evening at o'clock, :
800. vans avenue, Guild & Lsckie's
senttd. eu As repre-
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PIANOS, &c.

A RARE CHANCE-HsvfnR oetsrmjpeS 10 intro
- d1ce IN this city the celebrated SOHO--
sAATnhLk PIANO, Philade' phia, which
tone; s better finished, and more durable than any
otaer Piano made, now offer the same at IS per
be bought, or for reasonable installments Gall and
examine for yourselves.
decn CARL RiCnrEB, sss Penna. ave.
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HERODlST EPISCOPAL CONFER.
SECOND DAY.

SECOND DAY.
The Baltimore Annual Conference of the NJ
Is. Church reaseemb'ed yesterday morning, at
the Eutaw-street NJ. T.. Church, in Baltimore,
The Rev g. Hildt asked to be relieved fro m
tne committee to distribute the preachers Aid
fnnd, and the Conference conseUting, the Rev.
DIV. b. Edwards was appointed in his place.
The question was then asked. "who are the
supernumerary preachers?" Thomas Myers,
whose relation Was changed to effective; c. H.
Savage, Jacob Montgomery and j. ~. Green
Ssd their present relation continued; j. w.
an appointments; G. w. Fieldmeyer was passed
over; B. B. Smith was changed 30 effective: Jas
bIsds was continued with an appointment.
Rev Geo. Crossfeld was called, and made a
lengthy statement in reference to the rumor that
he had joined the Protestant Episcopal Church.
His case vas referred to = committee of fve
the reading Of the correspondence with him by
Dr.. Green. which stated that he was in sympa
thy With the Church, and desired to be stili a
member OF the Conference.
The question. Who are the deacons of the
fourth wear? As their names were called they
reported their missionary collections their ex-
acter passed. and they were elected to elders
orders: They were the following H. p. West
S3o W: X. Gwynn, s21; Daniel Haskill, $40; r.
r. Anderson, SIS; j. j. G. Webster, sl5a; E. H
Smith, N. F. b. Rice also. 50, and D. q. Miller.
Who are the deacons of the third wear
I nneir examination was noted, missionary
as follows VIM. j. NcKerny, $50: d s. nj
haslup, j. B. Taylor, s14; j. F. Goucher. n. NJ.
stokes. w. M. Ferguson, S35; ID. NJ. Browninr
b: N. Wooden and A. j. Gill, S5I.
Who have been on trial the first year? p
Vondersmith, G.. W. johnson, $50; John Ed
wards, W. NJ. West James T. Wright, s36 A.
Nj Courtney, $50; l.. q. Muller. j. B. IAN and
g. w. Cecil, S25. They were all continued but
j. s. Michael, who was discontinued at his own
request. ~ WI
Who are on e. ial the second year? The fol-
lowing brethren were summoned into the pres
ence Of the bishop:-H. H. Smith, r. Bishop. %.
T. m arriot, w. G. Herbert, j. McI.arren. a. w
Maydweli, A.W .Rudisill l.. Thirlkeld r. Kolb
ID: b. Winstead and j. st. e. Neal. They were
solemnly and earnestly addressed upon the re
sIonsibility and duties Of the ministry upou
whlcn tney were more fully to enter for one
nour by the bishop. They were asked the usual
disciplinary questions, and afterwards elected
TO deacons orders and full membership In the
conference. '-' WIG
Two places were Westminster ard
Hagerstown-for holding the conference of 1874.
westminster received 81 votes and Hagerstown
Is votes The latter place was then decided
upon unanimously. ~N
After the usual announcement OF the commit
tees, the conference adjourned.
Washington COnference-Colored
SECOND DAY.
In the Washington nj. +. Colored Conference.
In Baltimore, yesterday, Benjamin Brown sr
was excused from serving on the educational
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LOAN OFFICES.


CAROs WASHINGTON LOAN OFFICE AND
~ bAZAB,
No. sll PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Between 9Th and 10th streets,
The Moa Prirdte Loaa Q&cs in tks CRY,
Money Loaned ct one half the usual rates I'm
redeemed Pledges in Solid GOLD WATCHES on
and CHAINS at great Barga Goods sold IA
O. instaiment. Private entrance from the0 u
Hall and street. fla-tf
SPEoIAL EorIOEi
HEDZBERG'S LOAN OFFICE.
Established in the District in 1857 ia
REMOVED TO 62I STREET,
BETWEEN 9TH AND Urn STREETS N. w.,
One Block Above the Former Stand.
In connection with my Loan once have opeued
asALEskOOM for the sale Of Unredeemed Mer-
chandize, IN 0S1 Louisiana avenue, thus securing
Two entrances fronting on two separate streets,
Thlen makes tins the best private Loan Once in the
district Having been established in this city fcr
OF the past ~ . guarantee for the future
CHARLES HERZBER0,
LOAN OFFICE AND SALESROOM
626 Louisiana avenue and 69l @ street,
1an0-Sm Between 9Th and 7th streets N. ".
CoHENy LOAN OFFICE, eer.er or la ,tr,,,
~ Ssd Neo t.k acsase, entrance on New IN
York avenue. The most private loan once lVl
10 the city. Money loaned at the lowest rateO 81
o. interest on Gold and Silver Watches, DiaWopds
Plaie and Plated Ware, Guns, Pistols, Ladies and
Senuemsn1 Cl9shins, Oarpets, and all articles Of
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ANOTHER LIBEL SUIT.-AIexander Clapper-
ton, through his lawyers, Samuel s. Hepkle.
Chrord Arrick and FTSd p. Stanton, has en-,
tered suit against the Evening Star COMPANY
Tor libel, claiming s25, 600 damages The al
legged ground for the suit is the pu bica.ion of An
Sfucie on the Sd OF November, 1871, headed "a
hnge Indian Swindle, /" which ClappertOn. who
vas Pension Agent in the Indian territory,
claims was injurious 10 him.
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ATTENTION is called TO the advertisement of
Politan Presbyterian Church, Capitol Hill, upon
Lne Man Question" The Doctor handles his
subject logically, and will no doubt draw a
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INSULTING LADY ON THE STREET-Iast
night. as Oficer Howe was on his wav 10 fine
central guard-house, and while near the CITY
nan, on 9TH street, he heard the screaming of
woman, and running further down, near r
street, he states that he saw Bernard West
grossly insulting q lady. When discovered the
scamp made tracks for a narrow alley for con-
SesAs NJ, put the offee snaked him out and
lodged him in the central guard house. ON the
charged or indecent exposure and insulting
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ihkCHoRALSOciETYo offer arare programme
IN tLeir concert to- morrow evening, as will be
seen oy reference TO our amusement column
The managers OF the society have the csrrect
Ieea ABOUT framing programme. They offer
the classical, choice selections both vocal and
instrumental, from Wagner, Spohr and Men
Geissohn, while the lighter music of Flotow
bIIeter and other composers will please the
lovers OF more comprehensive schools The D.
cIety have spared no pains or expense to make
me concert grand success, and the patrons of
me art should encourage their enterprise by
filing the house. ~
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The GAMBLING HOUSE, CAsEs-The March
term OF the criminal court will be convened on
Monday next by Judge Cartier, and among the
nrst cases to be taken up are what are known as
the gambling house cases, parties charged with
keeplng gambling houses,) several Of which
have been set as follows: Geo. Hotchkiss Tues
nay' Msrtn Lstrqite, Wednesday; George Par
ker, Thursday; Isaac Jones. FRIDAY: Charles
Jones, Monday week, and X. Teel and b. Cool
ey, Tuesday week. The following cases have
been set Tor Monday. 18th inst: Patrick Raglan.
grand larceny; John Holling, appeal from po-
ice eourt,) disorderly house, and John Shea,
receiving stolen goods
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PLAT-GoRRs SHOULD GIVE OWENS a rousing
benefit at the National Theater to-night n
any Of the readers Of The STAR are afflicted
with the blues let them 60 to see him this even
ing In married LIFE and "Forty winks ~
~ who could sit through these two pl.ys
without laughing hso pv,.-f settle up his earthly
Affairs; his case Is desperate.
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WASHINGTON LADY IN LCcK.-The Nash
Vile Union and 4meTIedn, OF February % saws
that investigation has led with apparent GER
tAinty to the establishment of the fact that the
DIakes OF Middle Tennessee and their kin are
the true heirs to the estates OF Sir Frsnc;s
Drake, the great English navigator, and that
mere are unclaimed in the Bank of England
$ID.oo,Op 10 be divided among them If this
proves correct, Mrs DIR. Francis Salter of this
city; Is In luck, as We are informed that she Is
one OF the more direct heirs. General Bates. of
NasnViile: and Mr. Judah p. Benjamin of Lon
uon5 are the attorneys in behalf of the heirs
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF HOWARD UNI
NfksITY-The second annual commencement
OF the Medical Department of Howard II aiyersity
VIII take place 1T the Congregational Church
tonight Prof. s. l.. Loomis will address the
graduates, General Howard will confer the de-
valedietory will be delivered by John b. Bias
com, OF Pennsylvania- The following are the
graduates: John b. Bascom, Penn; David
Goenor, Prussia; Reverdy NJ. Han Nd; Jesse
r Jordan, Md; Mary ID. Spackman, d. e.:
William n. Thompson, y. V; s. Roger Watts,
Mas: Graduate in Pharmacy-Granville s.
Puryise, Penn.
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-, MT; Eldridge said, in regard to the books of
the Board Of Public Works, the committee were
experts enough to examine them. He was op-
posed to waiting sixteen days more to take testi-
mony on the part of these memorialists. There
were complaints now that the committee we've
not pursuing this investigation with the rapidi-
ty they ought TO- He had neglected other i'm.
portant committees which he was on in order to
be here. He should be on the Judiciary Com
mittee this morning.
Mr.. Roosevelt said in New, York y. during the
there, the first thing they did was to Appoint AT,
perts to examine the books. He Thought this
thing was dragging along very slowly, and he
was
IN FAVOR or APPOINTING xxprRrs
TO simplify and sift the whole matter, II, order
that 1t might be presented to the COMMITTEES for
action.
Mr.. Starkveather.-We have been here nov
twenty-one days, and 1t Il proposed to leave the
matter open until the 10th OF March. / don't
think we should do IL.
men should 20 and make measurements II .they
want to, and IL they find out anything let them
come here and testify before ms; but We canpot
sppo'nt them as experts and receive report
Mr.. Roosevelt said Suppose oil the books and
contracts should be brought before the commit
zee ano Is,d on the table for examination, would
II be possible for members OF the COMMITTEES to
60 through and examine the whole OF them9
MT: Starkweather.cI would suggest in that
case that member Of the committee fsnilisr
report to the committee. and not trrst the nv
animation to man like Mr.. Grant, who
KNOWS NOTHING ABOUT BooK-KEEPINe,
and whose report would have to be written ont
by some one else on his side.
Mr.. crebs-l don't propose to take the report
OF any one a. final, unless the person makins IN
comes before us and testifes.
Mr.. Starkwcather.--I move that the parties
named, and any other parties who may be ,ies-
sgna.ed, shall be authorized to measure the
Work and come before us at their earliest OPP
portunity to testify, and thst Mr.. williams may
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The POLICE COMMISSIONERS met vesrardav
Daniel Berkeley was appointed a private 10 do
duty at y. b. Fugits lumber ward. Appliea-
mons Ior liquor licenses from Timothy McCar-
Hamilton %. Miller and Mrs. Margaret Bolain,
were disapproyed.
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OHoRTEqI ANp. QylcKlsF LINE sourE
- eSe ii ksckHsal, ksdWseksb wf
ssssssS ssrsss VHaEf, tvses isiiy
-, 9ss f:s. si sssis .sssss. NJ, e
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THE OHIO SoCIABLKs, under the auspices of
the Ohio State Republican Association, have
made arrangements for q sociable at Masonic
Iempe to night, which will doubtless &c lipse in
en.IlAncy All their previous efforts I'm that di-
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SohETHISG NKw.-Mr. Prigg, proprietor of
the popular Dollar Store, No. Is. Pennsy,yania
avenue, near street, has decided to have All
the wires Of his dollar sets plated, so that his
customers can wear them with the same safety
as If they were good jewelry.
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ALAsk1 DiAhosDs, fine French gilt hoop
earrings, lockes and chains, splendid styles snSS
eoiors, perfect gold patterns, for evening wesr'
received In new spring styles at Prigg's ,feweiry
store, NO. 41 Pennsylvania avenue, between