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HE CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG SET OF JEW
ELRY, studded with coral, and containing gold
wires and fringe, is one OF the most tasteful and
elegant designs just received at Mr.. Priygs
store, No 40 Pennsylvania avenue while the
Colorado sapphire, in studs, breastpins. soI-
tahe rings, ana earrings, is constantly increas-
ing in popularity, il reflects all the coIorS OF
the rainbow, and is as brilliant as the rarest OF
gems Mi. Prigg has splendid assortment o.
tEese detirable goods, while his variety OF Whit
1y Jets Is unsurpassed at any establishment in
Washington He has a very extensive assort-
ment OF Milan or Spanish combs in jet, tortoise
she'll, and French gilt and aigrettes bandeaux
and sprlgs OF jet for ornaments for the oiffure
OF the finest quality. He receives fresh goods
every day. simultaneous with their appearar ce
IN New York, and ladies never fail to lind some
tlih2 adapted to their tastes at his we'll known
emporium.
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1T rs MATTER of surprise that the brewery
Known az the Arlington" situated at the cor
ntr OF 18th and h streets, with its great faeili-
tlts Tor the manufacture of ale should remain
ldie; But after having quaffed a magnum that
SoeLu put 20 oiusii the nectar OF tie gods at the
brewery in question, il is convincing that the
enferPrising Wilson, the present lessee. has
solved the great moral question beyond per
duNenIute, ana achieved a triumph of which
our city may be justly proud in the production
OF an ale, IN our very midst, that is absolutely
peerless, and will stand every test to which ii
can be subjected.
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MCsH AND MILK VS.. LoTTERIEs.-The latest
method of raising money for impecunious cIer-
gymen is mush and milk festival, and the
ladies OF the M. T.. Church in Farley, Iowa.
have recently melted S21 for the parsona ge
from mush ard milk, placed where il would 10
most good. This is "A great Improvement on the
sacred lottery game. Mush and milk is a health
food: MIX Is suggestive of temperance ami of
TIE innocent days of childhood, while mush
gives strength to fight out the battle of lfe III
IS true that the demand for mush would not i'm
all likelihood be so great as the demand for lot
terry tickets, but there is no doubt that those
who eat the mush would be much better sa is
hed IN the end than the majority of those WHO
invest i'll lottery. BY all means let mush and
mix festivals take the place of lotteries as a
method OF raising funds for church PURPOSES
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- IS; s::;:;: q s.s:;E. IA Ia: !: 8 g
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THOUSANDS HAVE BEEN CHANGED by the MSS
Of the PerVrian Syrup Ga protoxide of ironl
from weak, sickly, suffering creatures, to strong
healthy, and happy men and women, and in
valids cannot reasonably hesitate to give it a
trial. For Dyspepsia and Debility 1t is a spe-
cific. 4
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The RAILROAD TICKET AGENTS CoSvrS-
4iOS- u nj 10 President Grant.-The convention
roasse mbled at Wizards Hail at O'Clock this
morning, and resumed consideration of the sub
Jeet they were on yesterday-rates and commits
s'ons-and were so engaged this afternoon.
Al noon the INT mbeIs OF the convention mo-
eeeded to the executive mansion, to paw the r
respects 10 President Grant, and Mr. T.. X
Dorsey, president OF the convention. after a
te" eongratulatory remarks, introduced the
mt N bers indiy idually
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SOUND FEET being indispensable to health
and near to visit DIR. White, the WELL known
Chiropodist, No. 6s5 18th street, opposite the
Treasury, for relief from corns, bad nails, Sc,
and advice as to suitable shoes.
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TO CO A l. ID T. AL Z r. 8.

TO d l. ID T. A l. Z r s.
We have several hundred tons Of
HITE ASH AND HENRY CLAY SUAMOEIS
COAL.
FURNACE, EGG AND STOVE SIZES,
az the foot of Sixth street west which We VIII sell to
the trade at wholesale prices.
Apply to US IN person or by NATL.
7. EDw. CLARK r. CO..
wholesale and Retail Dealers in Lumber, Wood and
Coal, foot Of Fourth street east III II
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6EsgIRyING INSTITUTE FOR HEALING,
WATER CURE,

No. $50 2Isr STREET, OrsyloOkfmg tic Potomac.
MISUNDERSTANDING of different kinds warm and
tep,d packs warm and cold com presses, Thorough
rubbing OF stiff and oIen joints, and an cont g
ton OF the skim Contraction Of the joints disap ar
by our treatment. The boo q and haif receiy. lew
NE the system new yig0F. Sciatic, Inha;nmnt Dry
and Chronic rheumatism yield readily The Ir bs
ana hands receive their natural strength, the GA.
lent d,,covering change for the better in few
uass. Duapidafed ana weak cons itutisns reiU 10.
GRATED Deafnes Sc by warmfomentations, warm air
ali intr9duced into the ear, powerful sgnetsm snd
mani pulation and delicate force pumps extrarfino
ali substances interposing hearing. Medicine, when
administered, in homeopathic and eclectic forms
Beautiful rooms, mic y farm shed ami airy parirs
Spacious grounds, with villa, walks, settees aud
touni aims. Recreations-R;ding in carriage, row
boats, fishing, crcquet, and Innocent plays bisiari-
CAL scientific and moral books, daily and weekly
papers. All writing material. postage stamps, at
regular prices. Table frst-class; cooking srfrar-
vised by educ adde's, New England style Terms
reasonable, by week or month. For further par
tculars inquire at the Institute, w H. IRVING
NJ D., $50 Dist street
Principal Office for consultation, for terms AMI ex
alnlnations. 1881 Pennsy iyania avenue
N; B.-fhe use Of tobacco and profanity discour-
aged, and persons of uncleanly habits will not DE
received. m2l III
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FFAsT OF THE ANNUNcI,rr0y Tod, y il
ih+ Feast of the HDnuneiati0n" holiday OF
obligation, and observed a. SUNDAY i'm the cath
one churches The mystery of the incarnation
Was commemoratert in the churches to-dsv with
ny nh> of joy, and the affairs were decorated
WIN rare flowers The church leaves Off the
hahiiame nts Of mourning which characterize
,he Lshtsn service. while celebrating this day
IA Az OF the Catholic chGrches large congrcga-
t"'l> were present. and AZ the late masses ser
hoiis on The incarnation we're delivered
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WILD CHERRY BALsAM.-The memory of DR..
Wistar is embalmed in the hearts of thousands
whom his Bdisdm Of Wild Cherry has cured of
coughs. colds, consumption, some other form
or pulmonary disease. 1t is now over forty
years since this preparation was brought before
the public, and yet the demand for It is con-
stantly increasing. 6
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Total, 10 900 Gifts, all Cash......... 500 600
| To provide means for this magnificent C.n.e-,
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND TICKETS ONLY
will be issued, large portion OF which are already
PRICE OF TICKETS:
WHOLE TICKETS $40, HALVES SIS, AND Quar-
TIERS a2.SO. ELEVEN WHOLE TICKETS FOR 500
No BIscouNI on LESS THAN SlO0oRDKRs Nothing
could be more appropriate for presents than tickets
duce grsnder satisfactory results The object Of I'll.
THIRD GIFT CoNcERr is the enlargement aud en-.
which By the Special act aItSorsins the Concert f6i
&c w Be free rs &
and second heretofore given and full PARTICULARS Of
g sss s1s
the scheme, from beginning 20 end are now published
ne to an " So spp entire
this undsrtaking be: been committed BY the trustees
aSon pslasns 70 &.
Gin concert should Be n aaa5es.sa; D..
". II. HALDEMAN, Vice pre.r.
FaaksERs S5s Rss BA bNsss-T 6 m
Wanting tickets Should SsS a. ssn ssfa a
rush and DELAY absolutely unavoidable in the few
days preceding the DRAWING. All orders and sppli
meet r r5tb syrSnP Es sttsHfi e%rr
i.niis xtuiAP1s AGENT Pubic GiEl iSss;l 1T Ky
CalLDRHNB HOSPITAL AND DTsPTNsARY.
- 500 8 Sired, N. W.. bsfisess 81 "a - 80
supported 81 voluntary contributions. Ros.itsi
S. fSassa SSss ysss' 4
SLOANE. Dr. {; Hall, Thomes Mills, q. II LisS.
hhi.esd's f.ys:siss.; D!ssesss. I'M ~ Srvsc.
bbr q h hserord' srrEiss. Tnssy, Thsry, ssiy
prw B prink.rd, Eye 9 lar, Monsy ,Wedy,f raj
u No.; Scesns.on, Medicai, Monty ,WedJ ,rrdy
s 80 S:: "a Ss s$
CoufREaaooEEPR s & sf! lEJsslluO ox1I~,-
snln xE s III bSSitizs,v IA,
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STEALING NUMBERS PROM Uorsys g;,or
Mar: Would il not be well for our police 10 he n
little more vigilant and on the alert. al least
turing the night, in certain localities? The
tbleNes are becoming bold as to actually
steal the numbers IRON dwelling hc1ses stu
. ated IN as prominent portion of the city as N
street., between 18th ami 18th streets. We can
not imagine the cause of such petty thieyinp
unless those engaged in the business are 50 IL
Eor2ht as TO pc eas the idea that the numbers
ale valuable because they may have the ap-
pea; aDee Of silver. Some thief was evidently
disappointed a few evenings SINCE az AFTER
stealing the numbers and retaining them one or
two days, and doubtless not finding them of as
and threw them on a branch of the tree IN front
of the house. D.r,
Washington. March 9th, 1873
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. Corner Ninth and D s.r.s.s.

/, bkss1 knADIH9 1OOM-CIRCULATINa LII.
HHcfthfS f fS', an HS9fhsssrPtipg a pr year;
ns nay i pa rTldsy sysnlnss ~ O'clock
fkkHHY sncm4HGHTH0es e lz.ls, and ,. m.
o'clock. eApBATH AFTERNOON SFHRV i ID Is
10 Lincoln Han 1t IS O'Clock; Il Thcstsr Comiane
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GRANDEsT SCHEME OF THE AGE
$500, 900 CASH GIFTS
100000 for only $40.

Under authority Of special legislative act Of March
10; Is the II, Trustees now announce the THIRD
GRAND GIFT CONCERT, for the Benefit of The
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY,to CONF Of
at Lib airy Hall, Louisville, KY, on
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LUXURY, Health, Economy insured by using
DoOley's Yeast Powder. Elegant Light Rolls,
Biscuits, &C., prepared in ten minutes. Try
il. a.
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TIE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner of
New York avenue and 18th street, paws per CT.
per annum ON deposits for each calender month.
Banking hours, 8 TO 4. Saturdays, 8 to 4 and s
to 8. 27t3 1ttl6
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PoND's EXTRACT is for sale at wholesale by
Chas. Stott q Co., $50 Pennsylvania avenue,
and by druggists everywhere. tw,fH
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CIT Y ITEMS.

CNBRKLLAs.-A large variety at reduced
prices, at A. STRAUs'. 1011 Pennsylvania ave-
nue., between 10th and 18th streets.
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A UNIVERSAL REMEDY ro1a's bronchial
Troehes' for Coughs, Colds, and Bronchial Az
fections. stand first in public favor and conf
dence; this result has been acquired by a test
of many years. this
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B. SILVLFBERa,
5I2 SEVENTH STREET,
2i-tr near Pennsylvania ayeAes.
(THE ONLY NICHOLS.J
10 IS HE ?

de refers TO the inhabitants of South Washington,
Alter he has done business on 9TH street for one
yen he will refer TO the inhabitants the Dist let
9i Columbia: JOHN WESLEY NICHOLS, dealer
IN Hosiery, Fancy Goods, yewelry, Statioue-- No
ticns, &c, &C, &C., at 1908 9TH street, between
and streets northwest n,1I
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COAL AND WOOD.

MARLOW'S
COAL AND WOOD YARD,
CORNER srH AND STREETS SOUTHWEST,
Opposite SnstfhsOnidR PARK.
~ On hand, a very superior quality of White
Ash CoAL-egg, steve and furnace sizes Also
Lyken,s Valley and other Red Ash COAL. Oak aud
PINE WOOD. sawed and split and in the stick Also
Cumberland COAL.
~ Orders through mail promptly ATTENDED TO.
NIX nO2M II
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ONE BROTHER SHOOTS ANOTHER DRAD-A
terrible tragedy occurred near Bardstown, Ky
last Saturday. Gill HoltZhouser, one OF the
oldest and most esteemed citizens, was sitting
IN his Office about 80 p. M. with his unmarried
On; ID. ". Hoitzhousor, when his married son.
d. toltZhouser, entered the door, and without
sPeak1ng pulled out a navy revolver and shot
his brother, the ball entering the left breast and
lodging urder the shoulder blade. The woupl led
young man rose from his chair, and as he did so
der, when he fell forward, receiving a third
shot In the crown of his head, the ball lodging
under the right eye. The fratricde imrn .di.
a'ely lett the premises, and has not been he ard
from since. The cause of the murder is sup
posed to be feud of several months standing
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LOCAL NEWS.
suiusements, &C., Tonight.

Hol's cTeTG Koass-- English Upera-'Ma-i-
tana.r
Thea:sr corique-A variety entertainment of
drama, song, dance, Sc.
IHaHJEroffos Ball Es.7l.Eg--G-and Union
Bal.
P40rt.lsgce G. Gssf I and II ssreets--Lecture
by Rev. DF. Tiffany.
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SHOCKING OUTRAGE IN DELAwARE.-At II
O'Clock yesterday morning a daughter of John
Lank respectable gentleman residing near
RehobOth station, six miles from Georgeto yn.
Del, while returning home from her uncie's.
was sccested by negro named Joseph Green
OF Gurton, who tore her clothes OH her and
violated her person. After the base assault
the villain fed, and the girl, who is if-
teen wears OF age. managed TO reach her
Iather residence and make known the facts
The negro was surrounded in the woods and
captured about two miles from the place where
he committed the crime, at II O'Clock IN. yes
terday, and brought to Georgetown by an Of
hcer at 9 O'Clock, and lodged in jail to await
trial in April. He is hardened wretch, and
makes light OF the crime.
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IHE DEATH OP J. T.. KENNEDY, FsO-The
news Ot the death OF Mr.. james &. Kennedy
which occurred this morning will be received
Win regret not only by his personal friends
but ty the citizens OF Washiu gtOn generally
lie was gentleman OF large means ard fine
tastes, ana was deeply Interested ~ tie welfare
ara Improvement % the city. To these erds he
wss always ready to contribute, and bv his in
ttstmeEts IN real estate and the fne class Oh
buildings which he hal built in the ia. [ few
year, he had already done much in that direc-
Ton AT the time cd his death Mr.. Kenre,y
w'ss president OF the Children's Hospital and of
tie Arlington Fire Insurance COMPANY He
was also one OF the trustees of the COrcoran Art
Gallery, and one of the directors of tue Metro
10 itsth 4uD- aIlc was IN many other ways III
tiled With ouT social and material a.ivancemant
VT Nenn dy came to Washington in lS6D from
AT any, " Y, and has resided here since that
the. -
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To HAVE ELEGANT light Biscuits, Rolls.
Buckwheat Cakes, Fruit Dumplings, &c. YOU
should use Dooley's Yeast Powder. Ask your
grocer Tor it. 1t is pure Baking Powder. 8
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THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler, near AZ street
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n DESERTED BAEY-A xon,a, nar,a.l Sar,h
% ap!eared at the fourth police precinct sta
hoh holse Yesterday evening with a maIe col
~ ,itah, ABOUT SIX montes cd, which she
alley between ami X and 18th and 18TH strssts
~ coiorSd woman, on the 18th OF this month
VINO asked Mrs smith to keep il for her uotii
me next W Sdnessisy. The woman has not SING
been heard rom, and Mrs. Smith conclu.I d 70
deliver up Der charge, and il was turned over
10 tho Irfant ASYLUM.
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SAFE OF RIAL EsrATz--aeSsrs Fitch & Fo,
lave sold Tor NJ. W. > koose one Of tae five
man on y street. between 18th and i3tb Street.
northwest. TO Judge George W. PasehaI. OF
Texas, Tor sls.~o- They have also leased the
berland, Nd, Tor 81 ,se9 per annum.
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WILCOX & GIBBS SEWING MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas
Baum's hoOpskirt and corset factory, tth street.
Intelligencer Building. l02S
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THE COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use
fulness of Singers Sewing Machine. Is
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DSfk0M The EARLIEST AGES TO
and, q Il were, the curse Of mankind So terrible
and mad been at some periods q the world
history tnef person known to be infected with "a
xeuld not be allowed TO mix with society. Hspniiv
70 our Gay the disease e stripped Of its BY the
the victim OF Scrofula, Ulcers, Sores, Pimpies.
biotcnee Testers, &C., Cen be to sound health
ROOT AND HERB JUICES, sl.w Der bottle
sold BY Y; q; nOKD, 1l0S Pa ave-, and BY Drug
direct, Philadelphia. Hsv1Iv
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Condensed Locals.

See excellent arrange NJ under boarding.
Rev Iir. Boz nton has resigned the pa storship
of the A. mhly Presbyterian church, on ac-
count of i'll health.
Governor Cooke. who has been absent from
tLe city for several days past, returned yeSter-
day.
The annual sale of pews of the Metropolitan
NJ Z church took place last night. The bidding
was spirited and prices ranged from $50 to $50.
Capt. W. G. Moore, of Company A, ". l.. L..
was last ght presented with a handsomely eI-
crossed copy "a resolutions complimentary to
him; adopted 10y Company ID, w: l. 1.
A laTge delegation Of the Knights OF Pythas
Of this District will attend the session of the
SuPTcm me Council of that order in Richmond,
Va, on the 1Jth pTONim0.
Governor Cook has appointed Henry Reed q
commissioner o. deeds for the state of Penn<yl-
yana, and Thomas II. Langley, asse. sor for the
els nth legislative District of the District Col
nm bia-
A fine bay horse belonging 10 Palmer &
Green " as killed yesterday at the corner of the
avenue and 9th street, by being run into by a
pair OF gray horses attached to one of the Indie
pendent lee COmpauy's wagons
The Northern Market-hOISe building COM
mlttee held me eting yesterday at the Cover
nOr's Office to consider the question OF the re-
building. and IL was decided to wait upon the
board of public works t. get the consent of that
body To the removal
The sale OF seats for the farewell concert of
the EUbenstein. Nieniawski combinations at
Lincoln Hall On Saturday evening next will
coHmence at MetZerOtt's tomorrow morning.
Those whO would secure eligible places should
sstcud to the matter in time as the hall will no
doubt he flied.
A meeting of German citizens was held last
night 10 take &c me action with reference to the
continuance o; a daily German paper in this
city. Nj. y. II. Miller. of the 4Rsei9eF, having
express q has inability to keep mp that paper.
1t Was decided To sustain Mr.. W. Koch in the
purchase and publication of the Aazeiger. Mr..
Koch il an intelligent and experienced editor
and publisher. and in bis capable hands the
4H-siScF Will doubtlelsh have asUccessful career.
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SNAIL Pox.-The following is the report
and LIST and n and o streets southwest: one
death on II, near South Capitol street: one
de afh at No 2e NJ street southwest; one death
corner 18th and NJ streets southeast.
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A GYPsEY CONDENSATION bands of cvnsavs
are now concentrated at CRYSTAL Springs
north of this city, five of whom made this Dis
triet their winter quarters. They are now
waiting for other bands TO join them in a kind
OF annual convention before separating for the
coming season. They live in small tents and
cabins which they erect whenever night over
takes them, and some of the bands have a sort
of ambulance wagon in which thew sleeo
Their acknowledged means OF livelihood are
peddling and horse trading for the men and
ior'unt-teihng by the women; but the police
men think that much of the horse steaI.ng
ca ed on in Maryland and Virginia during the
past few months has been done by members of
some OF these gangs. Sometimes they have
but always ready &c trade. The chief Is an cd
man, known only by the name of Crabtree.
who seems to be respected and obeyed by ali
the bands On the arrival of some few more
haiGs, which IA e expected from the south and
west, they WI separate again and be scattered
all ove- the country.
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kIpWELL's MEADow."-John l.. Kidwell.
under deed dated March 12th convened TO Mar,
IN r Morris coo ont of ,02i undivided parts or
shares OF '.Kidwell's Meadows" situated in the
fotomac river in front Of the city of Washing
tOn." The consideration is 40, 600,
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nFSCHENCKS PULMONIC CANDY emb, ace
Wy In great degree all the priLci Piles Of ScheIok :
Pumonic Syrup, and while pleasant to the palate
as the purest OF confections its medicinal
render 1t efectual in coughs, colds, bronchial and
catarrhal Affections &c. 1t 10 the most accep, able
remedy for children or infants, and can be given with
impuny; while for professional gentlemen or those
y no suner from loss OF voice, Il Is indispensable
Tnese Candies are put up in Is cent boxes convent
ent Tor the pocket and are for sale by all drugs
s1 fat aeaiers.u II. sCHENCK SON,
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Meeting Of 18th District Republicans.

clUh vas beid at Turner Hall last eyeninc-Nr
- n. Williams president, and Mr.. X. r. Brouner
secretary. Atter the president hal stated the
OBJ, &C 70 be the election o. officers for the enSu-
ing year, Mr.. F. West offered resolution: That
the present OfficerS-S. VI. Williams pre- .ident:
: Gerha1dt and II. Allen. vice presidents; r. r.
Brouner, secretary; and T.. Jordan, treasurer
bod over iOT one year. AMI that the president be
authorized TO appoint the delegates 10 the cen
trail committee.
Mr.. Flynn moved as a substitute that the club
resolve itself into mass meeting with :. p.
Robertson ia the chair, Tor the purpose OF elect
Aft'r c N idcraIIe confusion ard discussion
during which Mr. James Peake was appointed
seist ana alarms, Mr. Flynn withdrew his sub
The original resolution was al. AMI Mr.
Flynn m We e lay II On tine table; carried
Ar. Flynn said that he had resolution to
oHtF, bHt before be handed il over he moved
that The NEE NJ resolve itseifinto = mass meet
lrg "elect "ticcIs, with Mr.. Robertson in the
Cl ar; carried.
Mr.. Robertson took the chair, and Mr. w.
Mckni Sht was eject secretary.
Mr. FLYNN offered his resolution that the
present ofiesrsCf The clgJ be declar, ree lected
Ny. Mcknight made soma remarks. Speakiog
on the services Of the officers. lie was iutsT-
Iurted ~ an Intoxicated individual, when Mr..
MchHlGhi SAD, . Put button on vour lin and
keep Your mouth shut Continuing his remarks
Re said that the officers had done. their duty
anu 10 tht m The present standing OF the district
Va dUe In .afse measure. 1t was now the
The e. tOzicafsd'' man also indorsed the Off
GER, and aid ''cuT OneT o lerable ueprehensi-
tive tGr. MeKnighD : done his u-u-utmcst,
f1O"
Mr. Flynn's resolution was adopted
NV Niliiams thanked the club for The honor
the hat Conferred upon him for the third II ne
and the consideration Of Mr.. wes.'s RESOLUTION
was resumed. aud Mr.. FLYNN moved to Law il ON
the table until the next meeting; agreed to.
MI. Grown submitted draft of constitution
ami bylaws. which were refereed TO > 9 m
m'ttee composed of NJ Srs. Mcknight
Brow ner, Veins, West, Leonard Deshield, and
OMaiiey.
EAANClPATION CELEBRATION MEETING.
The cirh adjourned. and a meeting was
Organized Tor the purpose of making arrange
ments Tor participating in the celebration of
ncpat:On, April Ie. Mr.. y. W. McKnfrh t
presided, with Mr.. West - secretary. Samuel
H. Williams was elected chief mar<haf ami a
hnaMcG cnMM,--ra Oh tive Wa an.ninred