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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-06

Plagiarism is sort of sin Of which have never
been able to comprehend either the pleasure or tho
temptation. The danger of detection is alwayseI'
treme. and to any manly nature detection must bring
intense modification. Considering the command.
ment against all kinds of larceny. what are we TO
say of q Clergyman in Boston who prints original
"A Calendar for Daily Reading of the Scriptures
with PREDATORY address to his parishOners which
turns out to be almost identical with similar ad.
dress, written and printed by Scotch clergyman
thirty years ago' If the original matter had been
taken bodily it would have been better but trivial
alterations made here aud there showed that tho
reverend conveyancer knew exactly what he was
doing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-06
the country Every measure entertained b,
you affecting the Tariff disturbs and damage,
the entire business Of the United States

~ ~ related Of q quarelsOme gentleman in p;l.
County that having been ignoniniously culed and
Kicked by rival bruiser, he explained his defeat Nv
saying, " lie come at me sudden. I did MT hay.
time to git mad" The advantages Of a proioooed
nursing Of wrath are in the recent robust e1ki
bihon of rage by our English cousins. There Ia,
never been seen n more deliberate passion. The
Board OF Arbitration met In Geneva on the l7tb a
December. and the Cases Of the two parties 70 thu.
suit were exchanged. Gen. Schenck about the sam.
time delivered to the British Foreign Office .
considerable number Of copies Of the Cas.
The contents Of this document gradually cana
to the public. and the articles Of III,
London Tines which discussed the question vera
evidently founded upon a knowledge Of our position
But 1t was only after the lapse Of several week.
when the opening of Parliament was At hand. and
the forces Of the Government and Of the opposition
were marsbang for attack and defense that thu
English mind began to be permeated with sense
Of tho injury and outrage they had sustained by our
stringent presentation of our Case Tho voice Of the
press grew louder and more excited Thunder began
to roll all along the sky Tho goblin
which had been reused by the political
coniurcr was too powerful for them 10 control II
drove Mr. Disraei into exasperating attack upon
the Ministry, and forced Mr. Gladstone into thu
most passionate and indiscrect speech which evea
that impulsive statesman has ever made TIE next
day. and every day since, calmer tone has been ap
parent in the newspapers and in the utterancos Of
public men. We wonder if candid EngishInen do
not see in this affair striking resemblance 20 the
course of that malignant fever which recently
came 80 near carrying OF tho Hope Of En-
gland. The poison was taken into the
system almost uncOnsciOusly. 1t passed some weeks
of tranquil incubation. then the exacerbation came
on, and ended in wild paroxysm Of delirium, in
which the patient raved Of many things foreign 10
the purpose. The crisis was reached and passed al
the beginning Of this month, and now we see their
public opinionlyDg languidly in the dull slow stages
of convalescence and returning sanity. We think il
would be quite in order for all Christian souls u
wish our kindred people swift and full recovery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-06

When the pillars Of a church Deliberately and
collectively proceed to periure themselves by what
casustry do they keep each other in countenancef
A case just ended in the Court of Common Pleas
shows that the trustees of a certain church in THIS
city resolved, some years ago, to mortgage the prop
erty of the society in order that the original stock
holders might maintain their hold upon it against
the newcomers who. though soundly converted.
were suspected to be capable of sinister designs
upon the ecclesiastical bricks and mortar. This was
merely sharp practice; but when the trustees found
that they could not issue such mortgage, becaa'
the church was not in debt, they deliberately, and
in defiance of truth appeared in the Supreme Court
made declaration of Indebtedness in due form. and
thus possessed themselves OF the desired hAi
Judge Van Brunt said of this transaction, yester'
day: II never discovered anything among TO
spectacle gentlemen which can be classed in The
same category with it," And. certainly, the po
cesses by which these godly men reconced their
dOings with their doctrines would furnish material
for a new chapter on the curiosities of logic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-06
Business Notifies.

WnBoR's Con LIVER on AND lIME.EPerSonns rs
.ho have taking Cod Liver Oh WI % S,isen
In ohinine ih purc such manner ua y 70
Ject. lung complaints Truly Wonderul
49, r-o~s whose pronounced hopeless ana VINO ns
.y x ~, iii f long without marked eject nave peeh
- ~ nd this preasrsion BE sLTt and get The genuine
M. ctiy by A. b. NLBoR, Chemist No 100 Codr1sI boston
"a h,ei1.lru
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-09
ia Ea--s3 ItAl
Turni,ncd House G,r emit

A DWELLING HOUSE. CONTAINING FIVE
y rooms, and furult IRE. in a dc.iral,a locality
will be remed to good te1ant on reasonable
terms. tor rarflcuiarS enquire at the SAN
FRANCISCO AUCTION srOtE. an,1,y
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-09

How To POP THE QUEsTIoN.-Pltts
is a capital business hand. He eX-
amines the goods he is thinking Of
purchasing. and then says: Well.
I'll look around, and if l don't find
ANYTHING that suits better I'll call
and take this" Not long ago Pitts
said to himself, AZ am getting rather
along in years, and guess I'll get
married" His business qualities
wouldn't let him wait; so calling
upon a lady friend, he opened the
conversation by remarking that he
would like to know whav she thought
about his getting married. "Oh, Mr..
Pitts" she replied, that is an affair
in which | am not so very greatly in
terested, and l prefer to leave it to
yourself But" says Mr.. Pitts,
''vou are interested, and my dear girl,
will You marry me?" The young
lady blushed very red, hesitated, and
finally. as Pitts was very we'll to do
in the world, and morally and tinan-
ciallv of good standing in society,
she accepted him; whereupon the
matter of fact Pitts responded, We'll
we'll, I'll look about, and if | don t
find anybody that suits me better
than you. I'll come back
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-09
Ihe 1llj'n State Reelster,
Published Daily, Mondays Excepted"
JOHN BOOTH
OFFICF.-Rat Brick Building, Second
street, opposite the Capitol.


Terms OF SubscrfptiOh'
One COPY, one year by maiI..-..........-Slo 90
one copy. six months. by mali.-:;..'.' ia W. W.
One copy. three months, by maIl~. T. w
NONE FORWARDED UNTIL PAID FOR.
nY-DcIivcrcd by carrier to town sUb-
scribers at ~ cents per week.
Rates of Ady~rttsiug;
one Iuare 10 lines first IHSertlOn..~S5 w
ach subsequent insertion n.................. l 3O
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-09

Among the rich men of Boston is
one worth SIS. 600 900. one :, 900 900,
and six 81 900 900 each
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NJ yet been achieved commensur sse with pee
tstcns The hope OF closing the var tS tiaiioa
his been extnguiSded. our ufces III
furnishing more rapidly, for obvious reasons,
man those OF our enemy. To Keep alive
such deg ee Of apprehension will lead %
the concentration Of large bodies of troops e
rspress insutrecti0R within their own Eulis,
WILL OF itself, be important OVERSEES in oar IA
vor We should plOy money and taleat without
stint, 20 give this breeding resentment the D.
lions Ct anarchy ard civil strife let a. preserve
our communication with our friends IN the north.
Wsrntd by our past experience, let Us introduce
arms more gradually and cautiously, As tar p-sc
ucsble subssdize leading presses. ami through the
Ordinary chsnn>l Of new spsper- as well "a Of cam
paign documents. enlighten and influence the rus-
mind. Enlist public men of charscter and infiu-
cree. " hose principles aud sym psthies with
by iDde mnify lug them against the ards wh ch
bold and decisive action expose them. With
arms leaders, and an opportunity, could strike
oesdly blow.
IL is proper TO add that have expressed only my
individual opinions, and do not know 70 What eN-
tent tier would meet the concurrence ef Messrs
Clay ard thompson.
A have the honor to remain. very resreetfuily,
JAMES p. HoLcoMBB.
RICHMOND, Nov Is, 1884
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G. EORG EFT WIN.

ELECTION OF OFFICERs.-At a meeting of
Heber Tent No 10, i. o. Rechabites. the follow
ing officers were elected to serve the next term;
II. Hudson, chief ruler; r. Berry, deputy ruler;
WIN. Jett, Sheppard; q. A. LittlejOhn, record.
ing secretary; w. +. Gardner, financial secre-
tary; Jas. ID. GOwans, treasurer; A. Arlington.
levite; Il. Brewer, in guard; F. Ketner, o. F.:
NJ: o. Council, chaplain; j. l.. Love, trustee. :
have been completed within a short period: n
two story brick on Sd street. near Market street,
for 7. b. Grow; two story frame dwelling on
Sd street, near Market, for Jacob Young; a two
story frame dwelling on Market street. for Thos,
PROXY, and two story frame dwelling for Mrs
Wise.
MARY HARRIS, who killed Burrows year
or TWO since, at the Treasury Department, at
tempted sniciie few days since on the Rock
Vile road, about one mile above Tennallytown,
by taking laudanum. Drs Davidson and Kee-
gan were called, and succeeded in saving her
life by means of the stomach pump.
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The Regular Republicans EleetinS
Dele gales tn the Congressional Nom.
1D8ffmg Convention.

To-day, in compliance with resolutions OF the
republican general committee, primary elcc
lions are being held in all the legislative dis
tricts for five delegates from each to represent
the respective districts in the convention to as
semble at Lincoln Hall Tomorrow to nominate
the republican candidate fer the House of Rep
resentatiyes. In many of the districts canSi
voted for.
The polls were opened at one o'clock, and the
voting will be continued until eight O'Clock this
evening. In some OF the precincts where there
were more than one candidate for the House OF
peleSstes, the canyassing was very active, but
didate, and the district clubs having voted to
instruct the delegates to vote for General Chip
ma man there seemed to be but little interest
" without opposition. The same may be
said of o.. s.. b. Wall in the %.
In the Sd district Mr.. W. X. Collins, the present
dele gate, seems TO be the sscOminx man." In the
9Th district the name ofJohn L. Coz. the present
oeie gate, stands prominent, but they are not
voting for delegate In that district to-day. Col.
Huise has an antagonist in the 5th district in
the person Of DIR. A. p. Pardon. Mr.. John F.
Murray, present delegate, will receive renomi-
nation to-day in the 9th district. Mr.. Samuel
n. jackson, president of the 7th district club,
vii be successful in that district, and Thomas
w. Chase in the Sth district. In the 9Th the
nominations have not been made. Mr.. Trimble
s being voted for In the 10th, and will doubtless
receive the nomination. Mr.. G. j. Brewer is a
candidate for reelection In the 18th; but they
are voting only for delegates to the convention
didafe for delegate does not take place to-day;
put Messrs. M. Duffy and j. T. X. Plant are
RTominent for the nomination in the club; Mr..
~. n. Milleris name has been used without his
consent Mr.. Arthur Shepherd, the present
delegate, will receive the bulk of the
vote to-day In the 18th district. The 1ith
district will not select their candidate for
me House of Delegates until September.
In the 18th district there is quite q lively con-
test for the Observation-Disclosures. F. a. Smith,
Daniel Il. Cahill, and III. ID. BARLEY being the
candidates. and the friends Of the former are
counting on success. In the 10th district the
friencs OF Mr.. Mcknight, the present incum-
bent. expect no opposition In the 18th district
HI; r. y; Collins is tae prominent candidate,
and Is being voted for to-day. The representa-
tive OF the 18th district, Mr.. W. X. Hunt has
already been nominated by acclamation. Mr.
n b Crell, in the 18th district, has no serious
opPosihon. In the Goth district, Mr. j.
u. carroll has no opposition in the district
In TIE 2lst district there are three candidates
being voted for-Messrs. G. NJ. Barton, +. Fretz
and ;. W. Herbert-and the friends of each are
saDgiine. The sd district has two candidates.
INT adison Davis having declined a renom-
inationl -Messrs. Henry Stewart and w. E.
Veinillion.
Up TO * O'Clock all was quiet at the voting
precincts.
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than n. p. Chapman, vbc had fought his way TO
generals5ip, and aidedSn securing their free
dom. West here asked for information, but
was ruedou OF order By the chair, aud con-
siderable confusion again followed. Mr.. Julius
said Chi{'Toan nor no other man set the eelored
people free; IL was the work of the Eternal God
himself. Mr.. John W. Freeman said that while
the freeing of the slaves was the work of God
GEN. CHIPMAN WAS ONE OF THE ISsTRU-
NgNTs,
and synid considerable confusion he defended
the action of General G. Mr.. Freeman said,
in reTsy to the assertion that LeBarnes was a
consistent republican, that the
DEVIL WAS ONCE AN ANGEL
Mr.. 5ohn L. Costin, Of the I6.h district asked 70
make few remarks, and various objections
were urged; and instead OF an address from Cos
tin, cat calls, cheers hisses &c. folio wed each
be transacted, and the meeting adjourned.
GREELEY AND DROWN MEETINGS.
AT a meeting of the Greeley and Brown club
of the 10th district held last night at Beamer's
hall, LIST street and the Avenue, the coz mttee on
permanent organization reported b. Webb for
president; Chas Hope and VIM. Q. O'Meara,
vice presidents; Wm. A. O'Meary, recording
secretary; Jos Sinclair, corresponding secretary;
and VIM Harvey, sergeant alarms, and they
were elected.
At meeting of the Greeley and Brown voters
of the 5th district on Monday n light, or street,
the club dissolved and organi zed a Greeley and
Brown club. r. a. Waters was CHOSEN presi-
dent and Daniel Mccarthy secretary. A COM
mittee. consisting of Joseph Il. Brown, Z. w.
Haggerty and X. A. Waters, was chosen - CO.
operate with other Greeley and Brown clubs
when necessary.
The Greeley and Brown voters of the 4th dis
tFict met last night on Bridge, near Washington
streets, Georgetown. The executive committee
was instructed to arrange for the ratification
meeting on the Sth of August and invite the CO.
operation of the Sd district club.
CHANGE OF QUARTERs.-The vice president
of the beard of public works has removed his
Office TO the room formerly occupied by the con-
troler OF the District; the treasurer of the board
in $he vice presidents old room; treasurer of the
District in treasurer of the boards old room; as
SCISSOR of the board in District treasurer's room;
engineer in assessors room; and the controller
in room formerly occupied by draughtsmen of
rhe engineer department. The changes are
made to facilitate the transaction of business.
A SERIOUS CHARGE.-This morning a war
rant was issued by United States Commissioner
i: L.. johnson, charging John j. Norton, of
Kansas. with having drawn SOB from the pen
sion agent at Topeka * ansas which he neglected
to pay over to the peDsoner. The warrant was
placed in the hands OF Bailiff O'Neal of the
Inarshals Office, and Norton arrested and
taken before the commissioner, who required
$1,000 bail for q further hearing.
PRICES dollar jewelry store, No. 457 Penn
sylvania avenue, between Az and 9th streets
receives new styles every morning.
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Condensed Locals.

AleNandria fears q water famine.
"A Greeley and Brown flag staff was erected
on the strand, near King street, Alexandra,
CalaDthe Lodge of Knights of Pythias, give
one OF their pleasant picnics at Beyer's Ith
Mr.. VIM. Dickson, of the House of Delegates,
states that he is not candidate for any position
whatever within the gift Of the people Of the
District OF Columbia.
Mr.. James T.. Bangs. q recent graduate of
Columbian College, goes out with the boundary
commission rs secretary 10 Hon. Archibald
Campbell. one OF the commissioners.
From Lewis Baar q Co., We have the August
number of The Metropolitan. theexcellent fashion
magazine, published by Z. Butterick & Co.,
New York.
The periy who was shot while returning from
the picnic at Huntington on Monday night, is
Stanley Lawson. The ball entered the thigh,
and not the breast es stated, inkicting a severe
but not dangerous wound.
Tonight the club house of the young mems
republican club, 406 10th street, win be open.
The Ietdlns from the various districts will be
bulletin ed in their rooms, where the different
delegates from the various districts will have
an opportunity to see the correct vote, and the
names OF the successful candidates. Delegates
are invited 10 be present.
The Choral Society last evening elected the
following gentlemen inactive menbers of the
society; Hon. n. p. Chapman, Colonel ID. l..
Eaton, DIR. y. F. Hartigan, and Messrs- III. ID.
Cooke, il. w. II. Bell, Juan Boyle, Harry II.
Dodge, f. T. Middleton, f. M. Nourse, Irving
Ashby, Ot(o HerZog, j. T.. Wheelock, William
Gait, G.. w. Bauer. j. L. Smthmeyer, j. c.
Hunter, j. w. Walsh. W. Tindale, Z. Joseph,
William DeMo,s, j. T.. Waugh, j. ID. Patton,
John i. Cox, Charles 8. johnson, j. M. Brown,
u. III. Young, William M. Tenney, s. j. Todd.
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In TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE DI,
TRICr OF C0LUmBIA.

1 ihA s TsieT ~ 6 oSGTaHE TIE DIS
c0s e s =. e. a IS h ss pos q
mar. tseir sOieisor, 9 e ordered that the dsfsn-
70 be herein on or before the rss rule dsS
s:s: sh ;Si s.
me % 9: HUAPHsErs. J...1e.. &c.
r. j. Mixes. CLERK, &c. jy1s-t,sx
a sTHMA AND BI0ECHIfIs e6ectualiy 4.
"A heved by the use OF Datura TatulA. Tor !. in .
ss.reeiy smoked the Dasara Tassia for more than
~, %is re: |. HS:s :: q; r:l!:.sa Ns.Sssiss
feet success Certainly the inhsietoe hsi the n,st
magical effect ever witnessed. Or. y Nc VsasS.
nss saa ss
s. !, ns
Oh s,.ss: prdss' and st0r'se',sn t.ssssh
THis e ~ CIV soIEI n. Ts.s shs :.6ssEias.
District Of CcInmbis. hoidns sSscis SsrS. letter.
8 Sos2s 81 :ss & Ra
sssinst The said deceased are hereby vsrnsd 70 e.
hibit the came, With the voashs.s thsreol. 70 the
Or s: 3, 4. &
benefit Of the said eetate. Given under ny hand
III, .s ss's Day NV E'stEIxurH, Aan,n,...sor
M ADicAh o nMvITERSrrr eFTIRGINLA.
LECTURES BEGIN OCTOBER lsr.
~Fcr, Catalogues, address WIN. wERrEH.
RAkiR, Secretary Of n. Fscsliy, 20 gniver-
sty Of virsinia. CHAS 3. VENABLf, a
iyp-2swlm Chairman Of Faculty.
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CITY ITEMS.

The NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, n. Y. ave
and 10th ST., pays per Ct on deposits. 21tS14tl6
DIR. WHITE, Chtrcpedist, treats Corns, Ban
ions, Club and Ingrowing Nails, &C.. without
pain, 50 the patient can walk with ease imine-
diately. Operating rooms, 5S5 18th st., opposite
U. s. Treasury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-31

THHRNoNHTlRs and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler. near AZ street,
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WIN. h. wHEATLEYs
w STEAM DYEING
AND SEQ URING ESTA ENT.
G 1, 900, 900.
Second Grand Gift Concert
IN AID OF THE
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY,
Ar T,OursvITTF

Second Grand Gift Concert
In the great hall Of the Public Library building in
Louisville. Ky, on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1879.
100000 TICKETS OF ADMISSION
will be issued at $40 EACH half tickets S. quarter
So ii whole tickets fer $780, % for y255;
IS for $500; lis for 81 OOo 2S5 for $3.50; SIS for
~ coo. No discount on less than Sl0v worth of
tickets at q time.
During the concert the sum Of
$500 900 IN CURRENCY
will be given to the holders of by distribution
by lot OF ONE THOUSAND GIFTS, - follows:
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PROPOSALS FOB IMPROVING GOOD HOPE


Board Of PEtlte Works District Of CslEssbia,,
81. a., NaShinsfoa, July %, lsl2. &
sealed Proposals viii be received at this Office
until AreusT i,tst noon,D Tor the following work.
For the grading Of that portion Of the GOOD Hone
Road between the eastern line Of Unio1town and
Good hope. and the grsveIing Of ssie road between
Of ore 40 pipe esissrt, S asa
iest long i'm bead q stons masonry also for
zach bidder viii be rrquired before presenting his
SG be 81 S nh R GSc,SI q city,
o. nye hundred dollars, 1901 taking receipt
carry the eonirsct IL awarded to him. in aecerd
anes sEh h,s e,d The money 20 deposited viii be
q the contract, aud the contractor after the com
pietion Of the WORK.
Plans aud specifications Of the above work can be
PIoeo.sls should be addressed % the Vice Prssf-
proving Good Hope Road ''"'' W. In
s s hs to Se IN az
'ns . S0rA S siI < mseHnPHERp, Vice President
pRoPosALs FOB CAsT-IRoS work.
OFFICE OF THE srPERvIsISs ARCHITECT.
TREASURY DEfARINESr,
Sealed PROPOSALS win be received this once I'M
nd f. ATsrsI IN, la tSr furnisLine fitting,
required for the First, Second and Third Stories Of
B3Hs s wsiaas ws .3s Navy
o9R,ss 81 the DRIVING, speeihcston and schedule
P.ynsnis will Be made on the delivery and &C.
ceptance Of the work, eeductne ten per cent until
the completion Of the contract.
All bids must be compAnied BY Q penal bond, In
the sum Of I'VE thousand dollars, is5 e0J that the
bidder wih accept and perform the contract n
awarded 60 him. the suficency Of the security % be
Sertih:s BY the United STATES Judge, CLERK q the
Sisssics .Ssrsn the sidsss ressdss. H'' VI '"'
al bids, NJ II be desssed for the interest Of the
eovsSnmsnt % do %; aud any bid that 10 not made
On the printed form, 20 be obtained at this once,
end doe not conform in syey rsspect With the terms
VIII esy Dropoeals be recesvsd froo parties who are
not theoeelvs eeeAged In ths manufacture Of cast
iron work. End Who have not the necessary facilities
An BIDS must b snciossd IN Q sesled euvslo,, ana
endorsed "RroDpoa8 for Iron - end sddrsased
90 a. .. AULLETT,
jylelH euDsrvising Architsst.
.a AAyy DaPAnrxRxr.
WAsHfHeSoH, .. C.. y1iy ., l671f
Sealed Prcpcsals, ssdorsel end ~6dresssl % tba
escrsSsry q the ceyy, WI b received untfi ueoo.
TTsDx1pAr; Assust y, lGs, g sssliy the Navy
- Ton: q ss-.s s.a pun. VIM. Ash ner oo,
- .ssds q veil sessoned Oh Wood.
All q which WI be veighs1, usasured ssd In
&c. y &c e n.yy Dsss.s i.,ssssor ihs
msstS o. ths 81 o. CcIsress sS1rcvsi y1iy a. 10
S1hese supDtses must b 6olivS<S6 n TIE ~, ~
Parmsus or o0cs for which rsquirc1 Sy ~ IN al
eeltenbsr neat. 20 fnsu.e Witch bon3s viii Be re-
tSsnty .ays ysr cent. more tkas The assnsitiss
-. 's'''6 so. n. posusos,
gD.9..a1.o eecressry OF the nsyy.
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Tl41 RANK Rn

A A
A.': Sis a 'sS:,;;f ( III ~ ~
vhieA b nou pronoanosd ~ 1ankers, msrchanss.
80 svs2sety h.,iss cs.nssSnsa ysls,ss p q, %
gross, and cent By mall 70 any sddrsa Tree a
RICHABD y. mOHUH = o.,
jela-tr l01s Pennsy lvsnis svenuo.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Exeurxtous. Pfc.Nics, re.

Excursions, Pfc-Nfcs, re.
Grand festival of the Washington Scnuetzen
Verein this afternoon and evening
Picnic at Letters Garden tomorrow y the
Knights Of ST. Columbkille.
Picnic of CaIanthe Lodge. knights OF Py-
bias at It'll street park, to morrow.
Marshall Hall Pavilion now open for the re-
eeption of picnic parties.
steamer Arrow.