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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-11

Arrangements CompIsted-Cyrus W. Field
and Other Distinguished Iae.ts to DO

Arrangements CompIsted-Cyrus W. Field
and Other Distinguished Gse-ts to be
Present.
The committee Of arrangements for tho Morse
memorial meeting met a. the store VI MessTs.
PHILIP SolOmons yesterday afternoon Mr.. A.
$. Solomonl In the chair, and II. Amber secre-
tATy.
A Communication was read from ]. 3. yAlsn.
tine, esq, mayor OF Wilmington, Del, stating
that steps had been taken 10 hold meeting 10
that city on the loth Instant.
MIR. SOlOmOnA submitted Q copy Of the letter
he had addressed 10 the Governors Of the 70.
spectlye States, asking them 10 DO present at the
NEE log. Ordered to be Med.
A Communication was received from BogArdus
4 Bsndaun Brothers, Of New York, Offering the
loan o. liiS,slls portrait Of Prof Morse for the
occasion TIE Offer was accepted and the nrm
Mr. Solomons stated that the managers Of the
Franklin and Western Union Telegraph Com.
Paniss had Agroei 70 place INSTRUMENTS In the
whatever messages the committee may desire
He also stated that Mr.. Whitney had tels-
graphed 70 san Frunolsoo, asking thom to par.
ticpate with them on the evening, aud for that
office 10 telegraph into Oregon and obtain co
operation there, He also announced that Mr..
CyIus ". fields had agreed to attend 70 all the
rest Of the world outside Of the United States.
DR.. y. q. COX presented u letter from Oliver
Wendell Holmes, regretting his inability To DO
present and read an original poem.
On motion OF General Duncan, the employing
Of a stenOgraphio reporter was referred to the
Hon. EliS Ii. Roberts, OF N. y, Frank W.
oommltlss appointed by Tho House Of Repre-.
| sentatiyes to cooperate with tho memorial con-
mittee here entered the room, aud were informed
o. the arrangements as far rs oomploted, which
met with their appreciation.
Mr. SOlOmOns slated that four hundred extra
chairs could be placed In the hall ADD the gal
iery would AseomnodSte twelve haadIel per.
/ for gentlemen, and portion OF the gallery Te-
served ioI ladies who accompany those gentle.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-11

The Chicago relief committee met yesterday
ahsrnoon at the office Of Measrs KllbouTn 4
LattA, corner Of Fifteenth and q streets, for the
purpose o. closing up their affairs There were
present Hons. W, Dickson, George Gullck, W.
ID. Cassln, Secretary stanton, X. r, MsTTick
and William II. ClaggetL
Mr.. Merriek stated that no had received q
letter from the Chicago relief commission ae-
knowledging the receipt OF a letter from him,
dated March n, inel0sinH a letter IRON Dover
NOT CooHe, and promising TO expedite the re-
AllIation OF the bonds a. a0on As possible. He
said he saw no dliheulty In Governor Cooke civ.
Ing warrant on the sinking fund pursuant 70
an act OF the Assembly, aud retiring Il proper.
tlonAtely 10 the number Of bondt, or TO let the
Chicago people take tho bonds at fair Valua
tlOn.
Governor Cooke, who entered at this time,
said the delay had been caused by the absanee
81 Mr.. Kelly and also that the pending inyesIi.
CATION had deprecated the credit Of the city
He thought II best TO hold the bonds for better
sale. Some tim0 ago he had been Offered W
cents on the dollar but did not think they WOuI nj
bTlug that amount now however, he would con-
salt the cymmieaionorn OF the sinking fund and
retire tbs bonds 1T al high rate as possible
Meaaru. Stanton and KllbOurn were appointed
a committee TO receive the result from he Gov.
srnoT and report the same ut the noxt meeting
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-11
COLORRD SCHOOLS.


Trustees meetina Last Might.
A regular meeting Of the Board Of Trustees Of
Colored SCHOOLS for Washington and George
town was held last evening at the stevens school
building, Twonty.hrpt street, between X and I.
streets; All the members present,
An application from Misc Martha Pryor, for
assistant teacher, was received and placed on
nle. A communication was reoalved from Mrs,
Sarah j. Fleetwood, asking the reverrion Of the
deciaion Of the board In Withholding her Ootobor
pay on account Of sickness, On motion, the 70.
quest vas granted.
A Communication was also received from An.
drew n. Tinney, calling attention TO the unsafr
condition o. Lincoln school building, Second
and q streets
On motion, the matter was referred 10 Adolf
CLUES, esq, architect, with Instructions 10 eS.
anime the condition OF the bulldinR and report
the same Immediately TO the board.
The resignation Of Miss A. r. Cursor was 70.
ceived and accepted.
On motion, one OF the schools at Rahobath
chapel was ordered 10 be CLOSED, and the teacher
transferred TO Stevens school, To MI the vacan cy
caused by the resignation Of Miss Urusor,
Superintendent Cook submitted his report for
March; which was received and nled
On motion OF Mt. johnson. the nay Of the
ianitor OF LOveioy'a school was incraaasd 4, s,O
per month, to take effect LIST Of April
On motion, leave Of absenco was granted 10
Mrs, Fleetwood aud Miss Iredeh on account Of
family afilction.
Bills to the amount Of 1884 we're presented,
aud ordered to be paid.
Amer examining various samples Of furnitnre
for the new M.street school, the board ad.
inurned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-11


service reform was Responsible for turning 81; 90,
dlefs out OF once. " cases o. mat kin1 sn9uu
be traced TO the bottom he thought y would ee
found That tine disoharge oi s0luiets itom u.nvy W
was due % the lntefterenee and maohlnation ~,
some poiiucians ltWas owing 70 me PeIh,is,ouii
doctrine mat 70 tine active poutlsah Ue'1n 1lhiT
the epoils, " Wa the tnhuenceot lhese P''
clans inst the civli herVlce Woull voI si. ~
believed General Grant was as goou lI Isnn "
the soldier a. the gentleman itom mAss s,
sets, and he was IN favor Of TINS cNl Her'ice
reform. -, ,..
Nr. MAYNARD, Of Tenn ady0catci we auop
tion of the Senate amendment 10 orier TO give
the experiment fair trial, ,,,--,.-,
Mr.. Cobutn, OF Ind, opposed me ehenumehI
urging that the legislative braneh was tne
proper branch Of the Hovernment 10 lhhugurate
measures Of this Kind. 80,
He advocated taking the appoinung power
from the President and cabinet oihcersl anu
placing u In the hanis ol me people, giylnE
! them the authority 10 eject ai fndernl omoets
| 10 the states -, -, 49,, -,
Mt. stonghton, ~ Mlch.i s.ia thn ths SNu
service reform hhi not worked a, well AZ ne hai
hoped lie hnh had he appolntmenu releeteu
where the Applicants we're soldiers, and sharper
men, WIN surface sdncatlon, nal neeh ~
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-11
Consultation Of a Erch--OrdiaRtioH Of q

Agreeable 10 adjournment the Prssbytery Of
tho Potomac met last night at Gurley unlnn
chapel for the purpose Of OrdnininK Mr.. W. ".
Logan, y graduate VI Princeton, who has for
snIne time been serving as pastor Of the mission.
At an early hour the neat chapel was crowded
to ~ utmost extent with ladies and gentlemen
The moderator being absent, Rev. Mr.. Van
Doren opened the meeting with prayer amer
which Rev. Mr.. NotiAtt asked to DO dismissed
IRON his charge NJ Georgetown 70 the church at
Fort Wayne, Indiana. Hrs request was granted.
Rev. s, s. Mitchell then delivered, from text
Exodus D. w. the ordination sermon, which
was listened " with deep interest
Mr., Van Doren then stated tho business Of
the meeting, and called on Mr.. Logan TO rise,
after which tho usual comprehensive questions
we're put and answered, Inc eAn s ,,i lnsa
Of hanils" took place This over, the right hand
OF fellowship was extended, and MT; NOurse
called upon BY the moderator TO deliver the
charge 10 the Evangelist
At the cUnoluslon Of which he gave the charge
In gospel words FROM Titus, chapter v.
Mr.. Logan was thereupon, on motion, Invited
IL was here stated by Mr.. NOurse that certain
persons connected with the uuTleY mission, be-
lisVing the time had come for q church 10 be or.
ganited, bAd addressed the presbytery, asking
70 DO constituted into a church under the care d
this preabytery, and that a committee had been
appointed for that purpose. The names Of the
above. me ntlOned are: air, Myers, Mrs. PaTke,
III. and Mrs ]. T. Zus and Mr. D. A. MoNalr.
Mrs. Logan and Dr. Vim. II. Ross were hore
called, and they were Invited TO meet with the
committee aud nOmlnate otficefs.
The result Of this meeting was that the church
was organized under the name OF the Gurley
PRESBYTERIAN church, Of Washington, ID. ~, with
M0ssrs ID. A. AleNair and j. h. Zug as elders.
AfeT singing "OOronation,n and the oner'
Ing VI prayer BY Mr. Logan, the meeting ad.
I0arnei 10 meet on the irst Monday In May, al
the New York avenue church,
Al the close OF the meeting Mr., W, u GuTleyj
superintendent Of the Sunday school, announced
that MT, A. X. shepherd, who built the chapel,
had stated TO him that as soon As the ehuroh was
organised and the trustees appointed, he would
decd the property 10 them, free and clear
Among those present. was Mrs NuTloy, vile
OF the late 2. u ouTloy, after whom tho mis-
sion was named.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-11
TIKI DISTRICT yOLUNTRRRs.



An adjourned meeting Of the District Of 10
lumbla three.m month volunteers, who were mus
tered into the United States service by the War
Department on and between April q, 1881, and
the Presldont's proclamation ofMay s, 1901, WAS
held last night at the Armory Of company A, W.
T.. l., for the purpose Of taking into considera.
ton the subject OF the bounty bill now before
Congress. Capt John O'Mearn called the
meeting TO order, aud W. Horton acted as secre-
tAry.
Major McBlalr. Geo. Francls, Major King
and Lieut.. Tucker were introduced and al.
dressed the meeting upon the injustice Of the
bill, and paid glowing tributes 10 the patriotism
Of the District volunteers, who 90 nobly led the
van OF the country's defenders.
Upon motion Of Major King, a committee,
consisting OF the following members Of the Dis.
tTiot volunteers Colonels James A. TAFT, Il. W.
owen, r A. Boyd, W. q. MooreI Captains j.
MsDermott james Kelley, Thomas E. Lloyd,
W. A. Orton, M. y, Fisher, W, II. Nalley, J. II.
Powell, John OMeara, Majors MoBlHlr and
Kipg, and Sergeant X. A. Whlteband, was APP
pointed 10 walt upon the committee In Congress
and urge the claims Of these voiuntsers
A vote OF thanks was then rendered TO com.
pany A for the use OF the hall, and the meeting
adiourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-11

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~ .,'I,,' -, -. \. -
win both SeNeS iholuuihs tNO 'AP"" heN
the maiden effort Of Phebe n. Kelsey, upon the
,ub,eet Of aInternatiouaiIpm," hut, somehow
40 n,hsr ,ha Isotnrsr not mIxed IN with
NomAns rights AMI halI loren 9.her n Il.,
AMI nIvhss v NJ -, - sh.,na, Phshs 20
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-11

Inspector General Gatchell reports tho arri-
val aud sale Of marine products as follows; Sloop
Susan Brewer, 400 shRd, at eN per hundred,
1900 herring, go per thousand. sloop Stroaker,
Martha Washington, 1, 500 herring, 10; Zoo Ihad,
tl4. schooner Jackson CITY, $40 shAd, tiIi 500
herring, ". steamer Pioneer, 1000 herring,
go; 1000 shad, els. schooner J. s, Haven, lao
herring, VI; $50 ahAd, tiabo 10 els, schooner
MARY Elizabeth, 100 Shad, Ella; 1900 herring, VI.
sloop Mollia, $4,000 herring, ~ 70 Ell 500 ihad
els TO tlb, Two boats, with about ., 900 herring
and 1000 'shad, with . quantity Of mixed nah,
arrived early yesterday morning truin stony
Point fishing shore. These are the hrst seine
fsh that have arrived ~ far this season. Al the
close Of our report they were yet unaold.
Schooner 8. A. Douglas, 400 bushels Poc0moks
oysters; small, Zoo; large, 500 COndem ua lions
100 shad and 8 bushels oysters.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-11
AFFAIRS

NOTICES or NRw ADvR0rIsKMRNTs
CLARK, KIMNElL a NoRELrEr, real estate
agents, have some valuable property for sale
VIII. HARRovKR has Macs's celebrated re-
frlgsrntors for sale.
I. EDWARD CLARK 90. have received forty
cords Of prime oak wood.
Lows has received his new goods,
Jos l.. SAVAGE has q large supply Of nshlng
tackle on hand.
JoHN q. PARKrR has received all tho new
books.
FIFTY BoYs are wanted.
X. n. GRAHAM has pony phae,onsof all kinds,
THE members Of the Choral Society will meet
Thursday and Saturday evenings.
wv. BuRDrrrE has received an Immense
stock Of new spring Eoods.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-11


Mrs. l. NJ. StoddArd, a member Of the wO-
mems Christian Association, from New York
state, preached at the CITY Hall last evening
from John xiv;s: "And u I 20 and prepare q
place for you, will come again" She said
that although many were disposed At this day
TO doubt the literal second advent Of Christ
saying that He came At the destruction Of Ieru.
salem, at death, and spiritually, the word here
translated "come" always signified personal
coming. She showed that 90 far from this being
a modern doctrine, Il was spoken Of by Enooh,
The seventh from Adam, by job, and by the
Psalmist The angels assured the disciples that
this same Jesus should In like manner cone
again; and He himself said TO the Reyelator,
"Beholdi I come quickly" Alludlng 10 the
resurrection, she said Il formed the only Scrip
tural groun nd Of a future life, and hence should
be given far greater prominenoe than It usually
Is. Mrs T. 8. Jennings followed with few ap
posits remarks on the last verse Of the q Z
Psalm, ~ will dwell In the house Of the Lord
forever" Both these ladies, who have been Ia.
boring with good effect In New York and New
England, are earnest and able speakers. They
will speak again on Friday evening, and twice
on the sabbath.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-11
AuUsEnENCs.


A G.ir audience attended the National last
evening. The performance began with the
farce "An Alarming Sacrifice, which was very
much enjoyed. "The Daughter 1.-THE Regiment
(ons Of the best pieces ia the rePerioirs o. the
oates troupal followed. AZ Josephine Mrs Oates
gave y spirited, captivating representation o.
sppiaSdsd' saooi.bye, sweetheart, F" 10 which
she seemed 10 chiefly excel, was encored, and
upon the conclusion of tho singing she vas re-
varied BY the presentation % basket o. beau ~.
grenadier-SerEeAnt scaiade-in excellent
style. A. Pumporuinkle, Crane was not enabled
10 display 70 much advantage his hne abilltie.
a. "a comedian. This evening "fct'unio' Wiu
Tbe Amateurs
A very fair audience witnessed the production
OF Loves Sacrifice" by the amAtears yesterday
afternoon. Tho play, all things considered,
passed OF smoothly. II would not DO Just 10 the
ladies and gentlemen Of this troupe, we think,
tried TO DO their best.
"a A. v. RntertaI 'mert
Post Rsynolds No. 9, gave its nrat 'camp Are
last night at oraud Army hall, and 10 was a
decided success 10 every way. The coffee was de.
lldious, and Win the hart tack and cheese, the
excellent songs, stories and "old Virginia" to
hacoo and clay pipes a most enjoyable evening
was spent An left with the desire that the
entertainment DC repehteu ~ ~ ehfly UNIV
New The mas t3aaTd
This eloquent clergyman will deliver his lee
ture on MANS Relations TO the Earth" at
Foundry church this evening. Mr. Guard pro.
poses to return to Europe shortly, and this will
be the last opportunity 10 hear him, for eome
| time at least. The church should be pseked.
Those persons who heard him last week will be
glad to attend.
TIE Rensou WHY
Mrs. Mary A. Livermore, Of Boston, Mass,
will lecture on this subject at Lincoln hall to
night, on which occaslon Hon. Henry Wilson
will preside. Mrs L. IL regarded by those who
have hoard her a. q clear, analytical reasoned
and spSdker. This lecture Il very highly pralscd
by the press OF the cities In which II has beer
| delivered.
Cearert Ts-aiEbf.
The amateur concert which --- . have taken
place last evening, a. Odd Fellows' hail, In aid
OF the ST. Paplsks new church, will take place
this evening.
- Lydia Thompson.
Tomorrow morning the aals OF tickets for tho
Lydia Thompson performances win begin at tho
box once Of the National. The troupe opens
on next Monday night.
Thrsaore ThamnA
Tho sale Of tickets for the Thomas concerto
to be given at Lincoln hall on tho 18th and 10TH
Instant, commences at MstEerottS tomorrow.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-11

Marcus p. Norton has hssn arrested on a
bench warrant and lodged 10 lall Tor appearance
81 August last forged a paper purporting 10
have been signed by y. J. kansford and p. Low,
relinquiehinN claim that they had tor patent
for opost ONCE poet marking stamp Norton
halls from Troy, N. ", and had been practiclng
bsfore the Patent once for some tline. This
charge was inquired into by tho Commissioner
Of Patents SOME months Ago, and the result vas
the issuing o. an order TO prevent HIS practiclng
before that department
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-11
90 TO THE CARNIVAL MEETING To-
MONT AND AID THE PROJECT.


Last night, about il:10 o'clock, = party Of
colorod sailors, from the navy yard, entered the
restaurant Of Henry johnson, oOlorod, on o
street, between Tenth and Eleventh streets, aud
began abusing JohnAonb wife, which was 70.
bented by her husband, when one OF the party,
named Taylor Triplin, drew q razor and cut
He'd, olOsoly pursued by the officers on that
beat, who succeeded IN securing Triplln and
locking him up In the Central guafdhOuFe,
Drs, HartlKan and Tree were summoned, and
dressed Johnlonu wound which was not con.
sidofed very danHerOuH
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-11
mo Seventh stree, Pay,m,n,,

The Board OfPublic WORKS have noIlned Mr..
$, >. Rlker, president Of the Washington aud
GeorgetOWn Railroad Company, that Il " the
east Of Centre market, from the canal bridge 70
Pennsylyanla avenue, paved with wood between
the tracks II I've railroad, ~ we'll as the rest Of
the oarrtAgeway, and asking him 10 desist from
laying bubble stones on his road At this point.
The board have directed Mr.. baldwin, the con
tractor, 10 see that burnetiEed wood Il laid be-
tween the tracks,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-11

Asmany persons have tho Impression that
the froahet At Cincinnati interrupted travel 70
Louisville, st Louis aud other points west and
southwest we are lntTmed by the agent Of the
Psnnsylvania Central railroad at this point
that via their line no delay has occurred. Pas
senEora over that line to Cincinnati being run
through via Dayton, Louisville aud 81. Louis,
through cars via PonnBylvaala railroad do not
pass through CinolnnAtl the route being north
q the s4Re through Cambridge CITY and In.
dlanapOlla
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-11

Asprsylously announced 10 these collmRa, the
posed 81 young gentlemen Of this city, took place
at Sholdon's hall last evening. large and
appTVclAtlYO crowd was preGont who danced
20 the music Of PistOrl until the early hours OF
morning. William MoCloskey was tue caterer
who served the table 10 his usual good style
aud taste, ..|
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-11
BALrrIoRn, hD., April ,, isfa,

STA AHD BRorHER: have boen Instructed by
my lodge TO write IN you foe Information In re-
gard 70 the number OF Knights that intend 70
visit our city on the 18th, and what time they
will arrive here. My lodge has been appointed
TO escort them into line. We will meet them At
the cars, and escort them 10 our hall, which We
tender 10 them as their headquarters while In
baltimore. What we will do with them then,
they will md out aftor they come. Please 10
give me ell Information by next Friday, n poe
slble. Yours, fraternAlly,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-11

We caution our customers against buying
cloths II auction sales, as they Sensrally pay
more than the goods are worth, and buy a class
OF goods not worth the price OF making and trim
ming As several Of out patrons have called on
rs lately with Rosis OF this description, we dee
II an act dae them TO Inform them Of tho fact.
We eut trim and make a. low ~ any house In
this District, yet assure our patrons that they
are Tho lossrs BY buying g0Oda 10 the above.
mentioned way.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-11

Yesterday morniag, while two boys were play,
Ing 10 a wagon near the corner Of y anI FiI
teenth streets, the mules attached theroto tan
out upon tho street, aud The wheels o. tho WAkoH
passed over his heeA, euttipE I 10 shocklng
manner, Ne was badly Injured otherwise. He
was poAyeyed TO Dr.. ford'a apol heeary store, on
the Avenue, where his wounds were dressed
and he was thep sent 10 his home.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-11

At the hrst quarterly conference Of the Ninth
street NJ. Il. church, held Tuesday evening, the
boards Of stewards and trustees were elected,
them one 10 determlne on plan Tor anew church
edince, ascertain It's cost, procure fnuda, &C.
This COMMITTEES IL composed OF Rev NJ. r. h.
w H. heardon, j, Richard RlggleS aud 8. A.
Terry.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-11

Two eolOTod mon, named WIN, Bunoll aud
George Hall, became engaged In q quarrel at
their work near Rock creek 90 Tuesday morn
Ing, when the former knocked Han down with
large stone, and boat him with the end OF a
cart board. OfioeT RodWay arrested Bunolll
lies In a critical condition.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-11

uaETuL FACTS worm KNOWING.
THuRsToH's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder Is the
best Dontrlfce In use. II keeps the Teeth clean
and white, and the gums sound and healthy.
JouvHS's Inodorous Kid Glove Cleaner 10 nar
superior 10 anything known.
TuoNPsoE's Pomade Optlme Il exquisite. Il
softens, beaatines, and strengthens the hair.
All for sale by Druggists.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-11

Our popular and enterprising coal add lumber
merchants, Mesnrs T. Edw. OlArk d 90. ~.
celved yesterday iorty oOrds Of oak wood ever
hTlt freight brought ever that road,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-11

PoLIcn CouRr-Judos Snst Henry Pinekney
and frederick Harris, fined for throwing stones.
BENJAMIN Hilton Carroll, charged by Mary An
thOny WITH placing NTH upon her door. The
vas guilty, and would nne the party $40 and
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-11

RNgHrs or PrrfIAs, HGADo'Rs NJ. OoN.l
OON rI0HrH AND srnHEra NoRruwEHr. \
The following letter IL made public tor the
benent Of the members Of the Order DESTROYS Of
visiting baltimore on the 10Th OF April, 1874 It
Il sincerely hoped members will attend the drills
every night this week, and next Monday night
meet at the corner Of Eighth and y streets
Rooms open every night until p. m,
jos, r. X. PLANT, 4. 4. o.,
Chairman EN COmmltt0N.