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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-19
THE FIRE DRPARTMgST.
Meeting Of the Board Of Commissioners
Trmpernnre Resolutiou,

Meeting Of the Board Of Commissioncrs-
Temperance Resolution.
The regular meeting Of the Board Of Pre-
commissioners was held last night, all the mem.
Uers present except Mr. Bayly.
The report Of the chief engineer was read, and
ordered to be nlcd.
several applications for positions In the de.
partment were received aud ordered to be MED
Tho Superintendent OF nTe-alafm telegraph
submitted the annual report Of the work Of his
cIlicc TO be Included In the report OF the board
Also, accumulation stating that Mr.. J. Z. d
Davis had requested that the wire Of the IRE
alarm Telegraph be taken from the roof OF hi
house. He states that II cannot be done without
considerable expense, and asked that the boar
take some action in the matter. Referred TO thu
committee on telegraph.
Mt, Morgan, from the committee on supplies
reported back a number OF bills, and they wer,
referred to the chief engineer for Investigation
Mr.. Collins, from the committee on telegraph
reported that he had thoroughly Investigated Tho
subject Of the change OF the striking apparatus
from the Thirteenth-street church TO the West
en Presbyterian church, and that the change
would cost about $500; further, that II certain
repairs were made TO the Thirteenth-stTeet a
a cost Of about 800, the trustees were willing u
should remain where II Ii.
After considerable discussion II was agreed
that the estimate Of the cost Of removing Il Il
the Eastward church be included In the annua
report, and an appropriation for the purpos'
asked Of the Legislature.
Mr., Morgan introduced q resolution providing
that In future no supplies should be purchased
except upon requlsition by the foreman OF "a,
company needing them, approved by the chlei
engineer.
The board then went into executive session
and on again reAAsemblng, Mr.. McDe Wit intro
duced the following, which was unanimously
adopted:
Resoirci, That hereafter any ofiicer or member
Of this department who shall enter any restau
rant or drinking house while In uniform for tn,
purpose Of drinking intoxicating liquors, Ant
the same Il proven, shall be subject TO dismissal
The death Of Mr.. John A. Bayley was then an
nuunced, and a resolution OF respect and con
tlOcnCc passed; after which the board adjourned
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-19
ART IN WASHINGTON.

49, -. ....---- a.. u.- a...-..
seme view ficiurcs " homo At
for artists a. q permanent abode, especially dur
lno the fsu and winter .eason. Among thoae
-, =, .'..,',. ....,,,.,r -,
phtoulaIy NVruy VI nonoiaoio WehHoh "no
have pitched their tents and hung up theif
easels in our midst may he mentioned X. A.
Poole who has his stndio a, No Gao pennsylya-
~. .,onn. 80 $3.50. a.. 80 .,,,S,o a; the
brilliant colorist, Mrs, Mindelen. In the Wlnuo"
Of Messra KeryAnd A Towers may be seen q
pretty scene at Harpers Ferry, "Looklng down
the Shenandoah Inc irrespective in the back
ground Ia rather clumsy for the distance u In
tends TO take in, and wanting In light and shade
horizon The other portions Of the picture are
well portrayed and true TO Eature.
In Mr.. Poole's studio are some pretty lan1.
scapes-''Cheat mountain and river - All scene
In The AlIeghanles," Tucker county, virginia
two picturesque scenes. The scene on "Iheat
river" or "A quiet retreat" takes In some things
besides
IAzlly resting on hts oars in boat Is rustic
youth, drifting down the stream, and pretending
to FISH, no doubt. Hut his game, sun or perch,
IA on dry land, under the protecting shade OF
venerable oak, which has been there so long,
growing into luxurious beauty and strength, That
the stream, hurrying Dy,n has washed away the
river bank, leaving several Of It's roots bare and
naked. It's the old, old story, told over again;
They have quarreled about some nonsensical
trine, and the rustic youth, wishing to assert his
Indifference Of all sublunary things, aud Jennie
with the nut-brown hair'-all, excepting nsh.
lng-leavea pretty Jennie alone under the Iich
foliage Of the old oak tree. The pretty brunette,
In her red basque, "a busily engaged swinging
her summer shutdown to and fro, sitting Win
one limb upon tho roots OF the tree, Whilc the
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-19

Charles q. Fisher has resigned his clerkship In
the once Of the United States District Attorney.
Twenty-seyen hundred bodies have been re-
moved from the Bethel cemetery TO the Mount
Pleasant Plains burylng ground.
Mr.. Theo. Gatchell yesterday arrested barnard
IIolems on the charge of driving a lame horse.
Justice Mills tined him $ and costs.
The laying OF the nrst section Of the Point
Lookout road was well celebrated yesterday.
John Langley was the king bee OF the occasion.
Yesterday 10000 ahad were sold at the flsh
wharyes, at from $40 to ti3 per hundred; $4,000
herring, at from % to o.; 1000 GELS at cent 100
rock, from IS to 20 cents.
There will be interesting exercises next Sat
urdAy evening at the Sunday school normal
class, and lecture by Rev. L. II. Gray, ID. D.,
and practice lesson by Mr.. z. Richards.
The secretary OF the Washington Monument
Association acknowledges the receipt Of con.
tTbution. amounting to f5i,po, from the wash
lngton Literary Association of this city, through
Hon. N. r. Chapman, with the thanks Of the 80
ciety.
The trim little steamer Arrow, with genial
Captain Frank Hollingshead In command, will
make another trip TO the fishing shores on sun
day next, leaving the wharf at the foot OF Sew
enth street at ., m. This time the excursion
ists will be treated to q lunch VI planked shad
at Marshall Hall.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-19

rare treat was enjoyed by those assemble
at the Unitarian church, corner OF sixth and Il
streets, last night, II being the occasion OF q Sc.
lect entertainment, consisting OF readings, music
and recltatlons given by the ladies' and gentle
men connected with the church, assisted by the
Washington Schillerbund, for the beneft OF the
was interpreted with music, was well rendered:
"Hgh Tide on the Coast OF Linconshiren-Jean
lngelow "a Habby New Year by q Habby Fa-
Reformer," John u. Whittier, Rev. Mr.. HIncE.
Icy shadow on tho Wall" ''The Lost Heir,
Hood, Miss Annie D. Ware; "a Mithers WALL
"AWolke, Mine LOfe," Miss Annie ID. Ware Sc.
Burlelgh brings the fatal sentence TO the queen
MISS HOpperton as Queen Mary, Mr.. Il. y. Flet-
cher as Lord BuTelgn; "An order for Picture
quest, Miss Annie d. Ware.-Chronicis, ApTh IT..
The only trouble about the above Is that the
"Tare treat" did not come on, and will not until
next Wednesday.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-19

Meeting Of Tcscbers-Govcrncr Cooke M
Other Prsmineut Citizens Prercnt.

Meetips Of Tsachers-Govorncr Cooke aud
Other Prsnincut Citizeus Prescut.
A regular monthly meeting Of the teachers
connected with the colored schools Of Washing.
ton and Georgetown was held yesterday after
noon at Sumner school building, Seventeenth
and N streets northwest. The exercises were
Of more than usual interest. Gov. Cooke and y.
French, ESQ.,, Of New York, were present, and
remained during the afternoon. Prominent on
the platform were Trustees Henry johnson,
VIM. =. Ryder, W. c. Marshall, Prof. Geo. II.
vashOn, Horace W. Parke, secretary OF the
board, ex-Trustee George y. Mcclellan, late o.
the Washington public schools; eh.Trustee AZ.
fred Jones, VIM. II. Smith, Aaron Russell and
SUPERINTENDENT Cook called the meeting to or
der at 1850 .. M, and after the reading o. Sc
lection from the scriptures by Trustee Nashon,
superintendeni S99 ~ ~ ,cN ,nn mest,nga are
held proceeded TO q review OF the main statistl-
cal items OF the past month and comparison
between them and those OF nne PIe' ny I'M NJ,
Vious school year, with tho following gratifying
results
Ass. The percentage Of attendance stood in
the 1ye school districts as follows First, et2;
second, p62; Third, p5t; Fourth, p9.s, and Fifth,
(deorsetown,l 90. The general average wa.
primary grade, showed q percentage less than 20
Inc cases Of hardness numbered tol, which were
~ less than LOT feornaIy, anu ~ ies man Ioi
the corresponding month Oi tue previous sOuoO
year. ,.. .. Il, A..
Eghl hchoo's, TOUT " Nusn NeIe IN wy
Chamberlain school oulIulng, nhu n0! hngl'
case; and the entlIe cases l0t tnat Dunuing mum
bered only ten. len schools hhu eAoh slnRit
rase, and tue cases IN tue REMAINING scuoo'
ranged from Two 70 seNenteen' 49,, ,.f. .,
Ihe percentage OF thruness mhiOn s.n.s o
falrcr comparison was hoout one tnlIu 0i on,
per cent, Nhlch Wa iNenhy-two nunuIeu.n. "
one per cent. noIc hsoIhnle unan tnat " teo
ruary, and rIy-tnree huhurcu'nn less tnhh INA
Of March, ls'G
NolehtuIe IN anc y. snosv seuv ~
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-19

- Commodore Watson died In fit OF RpopleNy
at san Francisco Thursday evening.
&C. Finn attempted to rescue the murderer,
Charles Mortimer, at Sacramento, yesterday, but
was shot and killed by Deputy sheriff Cross.
The Seward memorial services took place 10
the caplto.at Albany, N. Y, yesterday morn
ing. Non. Charles Francis Adams delivered the
Grafton.
Judge Hawkins, at New orlean', yesterday
sentenced Edward Booth TO y hours In me
parish prison, and $40 fine, for dlsobeylng an IN.
Junction Of tho Supreme Court restraining nun
from continuing business until the payment o.
license to the Kellogg tar collector. Booth
still refuses to pay.
- Rufus King, late postmaster at Silver City
Idaho, was arrested at Ogden yesterday, charged
with embeLzlng 5000 or 5000 and forging
money orders on the post ONCE here. lie had In
his possession a large number Of money orders
addressed to oflces east, which he intended TO
get cashed under assumed names.
d. ID. Bogart, the paymasters clerk, or.
rested for embezzlement, was brought before
Judges Hoffman aud sawyer at San Francisco,
YESTERDAY, on writ Of hdbeds corpus, and his
case will probably bs taken under adylsement.
A court-inartial will be convened at Mare Island
TO try the case.
- Seven hundred Crispins are on strike In
Cincinnati, leaving nine shoe manufacturers
without wOrkmen. The immediate occasion OF
the strike was the refusal OF the employers In
one factory to confer with committee OF Girls.
pins who desired 10 inquire into the discharge OF
one OF their members.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-19

The following permits to build were issued
yesterday; Robert johnson, frame building on
U, between Ninth and Tenth streets northwest,
IL feet front by 80 feet deep, one story high Mrs
street, between N and N streets northwest, each
10 feet inches front by 90 feet deep, two stories
high, with back building 81 by 10 feet; William
tween and q streets northeast, II feet front by
II feet deep, one story high l.. Y. Ward, q brick
building on Rhode Island avenue, between Four
teenth and Fifteenth streets northwest, 20 feet
front by 90 feet deep, two stories high, with q
Mansafd roof; Mrs. A. Jones, brick building on
Maryland avenue, 20 feet front by 90 feet deep,
three stories high, with back building IS by %
feet; also brick stable, % by 80 feet, vault I'M
der the pavement IS feet wide, and to extend to
the ruFh
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-19

The following letter is a sample Of what Gov
eTnoT Cooke Ia continually receiving:
wAsHsOToE, April 10, ls79
10 ne Mayor " WashiHgt0H Cityi
Sir; / saw an advertisement In a Washing.
ton paper wanting TO get all the old TeyOlu.
tionAry relics, have got powder horn that
will sell. am widow with one child, and II
inc. II has great many pictures cut on II; Ii
perfect curiosity. II belonged to my husband,
and IL was given TO him by an old man who
fought In the old Revolutionary war. IL would
DO great accommodation to me II ! could eel
y would like to get as much for II as ! can
~ you please, answer this and let me know what
yeu can do for me.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-19

on Thursday night last the members Of Lafay-
cite Lodge, No. 10, y. A. A. NJ, presented Past
Master ID. s. Jones with q handsome Past Mas
teT's jewel. The presentation on behalf OF the
Lodge was made by +. NJ. Noble D. LArner, In 4
neat speech, and responded 10 by the recipient
In q few appropriate remarks. Grand Master q.
Y. Stansbnry was also present and addressed
the Lodge, congratulatlng the members on the
harmony that prevailed, and urging that In the
future they would work as q unit for the interest
OF the Lodge. The occasion was pleasant one,
and will not soon be forgotten by those fortunate
enough 10 be present and take part In the pre-
sentatlOn.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-19

The subject for discourse at the corner Of
Eighth street and New YORK avenue will be "The
Great salvation"
At the place Of worship Of the New Jerusalem
Swedenborgian Society divine services will be
held.
Rev. II. A. Cleveland will preach In Foundry
church morning and evening.
Rev. Charles A. skinner, Of Hartford, Conn,
will discourse In Masonic Temple.
Preaching In Mt. Vernon Place N. &. church
In the morning by Bishop kecner, In the evening
by Rev. John Harmon.
The last Of the winter temperance meetings
will be held at Lincoln hall In the evening. Revs.
Or. Chickering and Rankin, Prof. Chlckering and
Rev, Mr.. BclmAn will conduct the meeting.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-19

Tomorrow morning at 1880 O'Clock a choice
company Of gentlemen will leave the wharf At
the foot OF Seventh street to participate In q
thad-bAke, gotten up under the direction OF
Captain Frank Holllngshead, and II the weather
proves good II needs no prophet to foretell
they will have a good time. The tickets
have been placed at two dollars, and those who
want days pleasuse and nue dinner had
better be ut the wharf at 1880, as the boat
la
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-19

NEW YORK, Aphl ls.-The suspended brokers,
Barton 4 Allen, slate to-day that their llablli-
ties will be between t25O, 900 and $780, OO They
expect to effect such a settlement with other
broker eS creditors as wi enable them to go on In
Messrs. Lockwood a. Co. have failVl. II Is
stated that the cause OF the failure wasbwlng to
being short on 10000 shares OF stocks,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-19

An immense assortment Of Duck and MArsellles
diagonal, straight ribbed, block and diamond
figure; double and single-breasted, with and
without collars to roll TO ., 8 and I buttons.
AT EIsEMAS A Bros,
sos Seventh street, May Building.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-19

st. LOUIS, April ls.-iPresldent Grant and
party arrived here about v o'clock tonight, and
proceeded directly to the residence OF General
stay In this city.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-19

For style, 1T and durability, In boots and shoes
OF ali kinds Gartrell's 300 Seventh street, corner
OF !, excels. His stock OF gentlemen's boots,
Congress CATERS, Prince Alberts strap shoes
and Webster ties Ia fully up to the requirements
OF the most fastldIous.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-19
Arm. II.


~ ne Editor u hs National Rspu6HcaHi
SrR WIN you be so kind As TO inform 4 suffer-
ing community why II Is that NTH OF the most
foul nature, dipped and shoyeed from the "cess-
pool" or trap, as 1t Is called In the alley facing
Third street, between II and I northwest, Is al.
lowed to remain on the surface, beside the
"hole," for two days aud two nlghtsf Tue trap
was epptied Tuesday, the 18th instant, at abou,
O'Clock p. M, and there was no apparent rea-
son why the nth should not have been immedi.
ately removed. There was one cart backed up
and three men shoyeled at It (the heap fol
nearly an hour, and filled the cart perhaps 1
quarter full-what one man should have done Ia
ten minutes. Then the cart was driven away
the shoyelers promptly following. After tim,
two other carts were driven up, the drivers tax
Ing q calm survey Of the situation, then turned
away empty, allowing the sickening stuff to 70
main where 1t has since lain. Application fol
relief was made 10 the police, ellclting the i'm
portant information that there was no redress
Either we could stand the stencil till the Boar
Of Health felt disposed TO remove the nuisance
or we could move II away neutrality-suspicious.
enough for any reasonable person. VIII yoI
please enllghten us touching the law-if there Il
any-in instances Of this nature, for II Is not tn,
INST offense At this spot, and we would guar
against another.
ONE or TIE SUFFERERS.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-19

RoHE, April ls-The Pope is somewhat better
lie arose from his bed to-day and remained up
several hours, during which he transacted
business,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-19

MessTs. Latimer A Cleary have at private sale
a valuable piece Of ground on the south side Of
| Massachusetts, avenue, near Fourteenth street.
And we would remark that vacant property Is
becoming scarce In that locality, and parties
wishing handsome building sites should avail
themselves Of this opportunity.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-19

Unprecedented Demand-C0nstnnt Addi-
lions Made 10 tho Supply.
$40. Our genteel business Suits at $40
Are selling rapidly.
$40. Our well-made Business Suits atSlO
Give full satisfaction.
$40. Our fashionable business Suits at $40
Are daily replenlBhed
SO. Our dark Business Suits AZ 80
Are well IhTunk.
go. Our light Business Suits at 80
Are fashiOlAbly cut.
$40, All our Business Suits at 80
ARE All FRESH sPKiS0 GOODS.
HABIR BROTHERS,
Fashionable Tailor,
Corner OF Seventh and d streets.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-19
GREAT BRITAIN.


Tho Remains OF Bishop McIlyaInc.
LONDON, April ls.-The remains Of Bishop Nc.
Ilvaine, of Ohio, who died In Florence, hay,
reached tails city and are lying In Mestminste
Abbey, awaiting shipment home. The funera
services Will take place tomorrow. Mr.. Schenck
American Minister; Mr.. Benz. Moran, secretar!
OF the United States Legation, and the Earl o
SALISBURY will act as pall-bearers.
SPECIE FOR NEW YORK.
Herald Special
LONDON, April ls.-One hundrd thousand SOW
ereigns were taken from the Bank OF Englant
for New York. Approximations exist that turtle
shipments will lead TO an increase OF the banl
rate OF Interest,"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-19
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.
New surveys for Drahch Connecting with
the aouth and wesf

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
have been engaged for some time past In making
surveys for new branch road TO connect with
the Point Of Rocks line, making q circuit Of this
city. This work having been completed the new
proposed route will not only reduce the number
Of miles OF travel to this city from the West but
At the same time afford the company additional
facilities for the transportation OF freight and
coal. On the new, or Metropolitan road, Juno
tIOn will be made at Gathersburg, 81 miles from
this city, by which passengers from and to the
West will be switched on and take new route,
connecting at Laurel, Nd, and thence 10 BAlti-
more or Washington, as may be their wish. At
Bladensburg, Nd, another junction will be
effected whereby the rOute will run around the
city, crossing Seventh street, passing along over
finey branch and down Rock creek TO Bridge
street, Georgetown, and thence TO the terminus
Of the Chesapeake and Ohio canal, there making
a depot for freight and coal.
II Is proposed 10 locate the passenger depot OF
the company At an intermediate point between
Georgetown and Washington, aud make il OF
easy access 10 both cities. The old stem Of the
road from Point OF Rocks TO the Relay House in
case Of the completion OF the new route, will be
used exclusively for freight. A survey has also
been made OF q route from BlAdgnsburg 70 a
point opposite Alexandria, where the line, cross
Ing the river, will take tho old Burbane survey
at point Just above the Orange and Alexandria
depot and connect with the Chesapeake and
ohio road, and thus make a contiguous route TO
the South East and West.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-19
CITY ITEMS.

sAvE Your DOCTORS BILL--When DR.. Wistars
Balsam Of Wild Cherry will CURE coughs, colds,
stroycr, consumption, 1t does more than most
physicians can do. The use Of a single bottle,
costing one dollar, will satisfy the incredulous
that they need lsok no further for the required
aid.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-19
Ex-senator Nye NOT III.


NEW York, April ls.-The rumor that Senator
Nye is III isdenied. lie was at Ofwego at last
accounts, and In good health.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-19
LseeIaFe,

Hon. Daniel DOuRherty Will, In consequence OF
Mr. Ueorge w, Curtls' recent illness, lecture In
his place, aud the managers Of the star courSe
have arranged for the Ambulance OF seaion
lace April 80 His subject will be The STAGE
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-19

corner Of New York avenue and Fifteenth street
pays per cent. per annum on deposits for each
calendar month. Banking hours to Z; Satur
days, . to 4 and Q to 8.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-19

THE Father OF his Country may have leen q
powerful truth-teller but he did not pay his bills
A man residing near Sandy Hill, New York, holds
Iieorges note TOR q go, for supplies furnished
the army. There Ia an Endorsement for about
half the amount, and the balance Is unpaid.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-19
The Demand InercasinE-The supply siIlI
Abundant.

Abundant.
S5-OuT genteel School Suits for boys at s..
Sour Atwood Boys Suits At S.
wear well.
Sour Atwood Boys Suits at Is
look well.
Sour Atwood Boys Suits at o
are well made.
Sour Atwood Boys Suits at 8.
ARE NEW SFRISG GOODS.
HABLK BROTHERS,
Fashionable TallOTs,
Corner Seventh and ID streets.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-19

The area Of lowest barometer continue on
Saturday, especially over Lake Ontario and
Canada. For northern New England and the
81. Lawrence valley, easteTly winds, threatening
and rainy weather. For the Middle States, gen
orally westerly winds, partly clouded and clear
ing weather. For tho Southern States and
thence to Lake Erie and the upper lakes, rising
| barometer and generally clear weather. eau
tIonary signals continue at Boston and Passport.
Current reports are very generally missing from
the upper lakes, the northwest and the Rocky
mountain stations,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-19

corner Of Seventh street and Louisiana avenue
pays per cent. interest on all deposits. Depos
IA can be made and drawn at will.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-19

MRs. SCOTT, Of Omaha, asks her three husbands
through a newspaper advertisement, to meet hei
AZ certain hotel there TO ssttp their conflicting
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-19

TAKE AYERs PILLS for all the purposes Of q
purgative, for constipation, indigestion, head
use. 60
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-19

Paper Hanging done go 10 Tubmans, 4l9 Ninth
prices are moderate, and he has good workmen.
WHITE, clean. sound teeth all may have BY
using daily THURsToSs Ivory Pearl Tooth
Powder; price % and 90 cents per bottle.
WELLS MACHnE-sPREAD STRKN0THkHiF0 PLAs-
TIERS, whenever q plaster Is needed are unri-
vailed. Price %, 20, and 80 cents each,
BEAUTIFUL, soft, glossy hair, all desire II, all
may have II by constant use of THoMPsoRs
POmade optlme, Price, % and 30 cents per
bottle.
LI0HT COLONEL Kid G.oIes very stylish when
not soiled. JoUYENB inodOrouA KID Glove
Cleaner will renOyate them thoroughly; price 20
cents per bottle. All sold By druggists and
fancy dealers.