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These are Ms Highe,t Seeing Ma.
chine AEards al Vienna.

The SINGER received all tho medals
awarded to either Of the competing Ma
chimes, and two medals more than any
other obtained. Then, in the name o
truth, what Is It that prompts people TO
claim recommendations for the Diploma Of
iIsnorI The fact Is, no Diploma oflioaor
has been given 10 any Sewing Machine
Company, but ln,measurably bS'tSsh
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PAY UP AT ONCE.

A IL PERSONS INDEBTED TO ME
n are requested 10 call aud settle at Que.
-by note or otherwise. This notice ID
psrsmptory, sad all interested will pleas.
act Accor dinghy. All open accounts will
De placed In tic hasds Of an officer for col
lection, IL lot Ic.,lsd Def ore the let Of Feb
ruary. JANRSN. HAYDEN.
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s I N q E Il

aborOall Others, 10 shown by .h. IAl.ilsOys
given, aside from the awards Oiin,srlatioa.
Al JutisI, either at home or abroad.
j. II. HANSON. Gen, Ast,
CLABksBHs. W. Va.
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ellis WHEELING KAWB0Nk
PHOSPHATE.
Farmsr,, Read and P,sS,.

There is hot q spider hanging onths
kings wall but has bis Grand there
!. no! an animal. vegetable, Or any.
thing Noah saved 10 bis Ark but Whit
was made ant saved for good. And
will have it tha. God never created
man to DO blank and to be nothing;
therefore | announce myself
West Tirginia's Phosphate Manu-
facturer.
TT Send for circulars and learn to
increase your crops and set your fields
10 rich meadows ofgrass. All inqui
ries answered Agents wanted in ey-
cry Township.
Fl. Il. Gilt, Manuiseturcr,
Lock Drawer ia, Wheeling, w Va.
Oct 81, 1873, 9 months
THE SQUIRES, HOUSE,
Sutton, Braxton County,
N. B. soUIRES Proprietor
- Parties contemplating witt iosal.
ton would do well 10 npuI upn Al nj
Houls. No sHottwlllbt spared d pl.aisl
Man aud Beast viii BE vUll e,fsaist
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TdltoriAl prerltIes.

TINS Legislature will adjourn to-day.
[AODday.)
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--o---

Al the Vienna Exhibition the SINGER
received the Medal offNetit, the Medal Of
Progress, and three other Medals for rupert.
GRITTY reproductions.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-12-22

wuAr did John ]. Davis do With
hi, $1,000 Of the back pay salary
grabl
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-12-22

Iss'r It worth while to tax every
poor mans tea, coffee and tobacco is
order 10 pay General Grant $50. 900
q year instead Of $25, 900, which be
agreed to serve for'
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COMx,ssioSEIi are to DO appointed
to Ascertain and define the boundary
lines between Virginia and West Viz
ginio.
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Ar the election held in Peunsylvs.
MIA on the 18th inst, the new Con.
.titu,ion carried by 100000 majority.
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We employ meme but tom sstsst voorhees,.
and Use only the best material.
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WEST v UNiVER SlTY

The year Begins in ali Departments on
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 8, 1873,
Prof. y. s. Lyon, with a full stan Of thor
oughly qualified assistants, ha, ehaigs Of
the Preparatory Department.
Patrons seeking information In regard 10
the same will address him.
Catalogues describing tho other Depart
menis may be obtained from the Secretary
Of the Faculty, Prof. Geo. ". Glover, or
the undersigned.
ALEX. MARTIN. President,
Morsaa.osu, W. Va.
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GssrsAL NoRruco7r has commenced
another series Of articles. bis text boz
ing Loyalty to tho Union" Isn't
tha. sort Of thing getting rather DID,
Geueral'
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Ayers /,
Sarsa.parilla ]


j, widely knswn
as one Of the most
efectual rene
dies ever diseoy.
cred for eleans.
! ing tho system
! and purifying tho
blood. Il has
stood tho test Of
year,, with q con.
atantlv 0rnwinv
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81 Repairs ss.,ly s.a ,,..,a, ~.
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FORDYOE BROTHERS ROO.
BUCK WAGONS,
SPRING WAGONS,
SULKIES,

And ever Had II y.Ai.is. iAana,s Dc
trade.
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GIFT ENTERPRISES ILLEGAL.
The Act of Congress- Sustained.
OF JUDGE SMELL.

OPINION OF JUDGE SMELL.
4 Fin Of $50 Imposed on r. c. ShGsc-Ris CoHa-
sci appeals.
In the Police Court, this morning, Judge
Smell rendered his decision in the case OF the
ton for violation OF act of Congress prohibiting
git enterprises. The Court said: The defend
ant admits that he was carrying on a ''gift
enterprise under a license issued by the au-
thorites of the District Of Columbia under the
act OF assembly, disapproved and repealed. II
II not denied that defendants license was duIv
issued, January 2. 1873, and paid for. 1t was
also admitted that the defendant was duly mott
lied by the authorities of the passage OF the act
of Congress, and required TO suspend his bust
ness in conformity thereto. This act, after dis
assembly under which defendant was licensed.
provides that thereafter II shall be unlawful
Tor any person or persons to engage in said bust
ness (the business OF keeping gift enterprises)
in any manner. as defined in said act or other
wise, and concludes with fixing the fine, and
jurisdiction 70 try the offender.
Upon the part OF the defence il IS contended
that this repeal amendment cannot apply to
persons engaged in the gift enterprise business,
under licenses issued by the District govern
meDt in conformity to the law of the legislative
asss mbly-now disapproved and repealed by
COngress-and that so far as they are concerned
the actor Congress is unconstitutional and void.
Second, That II was not intended to apply to
such persons, hut 10 those who hereafter may
presume to enter upon or engage in the bust
ness, not having been previously licensed. The
d6fsdants counsel assumes that a license is a
contract Wnen Issued and accepted that being
"a contract the rules of law applicable 10 con-
tracts must apply; and consequently Congress
has no power TO change, noslify, OF impair any
OF the Obligations flowing from the relations in
which the contracting parties have placed
themselves.
The court at great length reviews these po-
sitiOns and the arguments sustaining then, and
saws:
"The whole argument of counsel is founded
upon fallacy." = "Can il be doubtetl
that in this District-the capital Of the nation
where Congress has the right to exercise at its
pleasure supreme jurisdiction; that it also has
unrestrained rights to determine what is for the
best interests and welfare of the people herein
and that its determinations are final, by the
passage of this act, Congress has exercised an
unquestioned right, which this court has power
to review.
1.-The conclusion of the court is that the act is
valid; that the license of the District govern
ment is no defence TO this prosecution, and the
defendant is adjudged guilty."
AT the conclusion the court stated that the
Judgment would be reserved as to the penalty
until SATURDAY..
Mr.. Harrington asked that the penalty be
gxed at once, so that an appeal could be taken
to the higher court where a motion to quash
would be made. The court then imposed fine
OF S1oo, and fixed the bonds at 5000, which were
given.
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GEORGETOWN.

BROKE HIS AEM.--A lad named j. II. lett
a member OF the male grammar school. fell
over the stone wall near the NJ street bridge
this morning, and broke his arm in two places
Officer Banks, assisted by the l. - tie
school, carried him To his home, \ -. - Dun
carton street.
RIVER NEws.-The steamer F.. G. Knight ar
rived yesterday from New York with full
cargo for District merchants, including a very
large lot of crockery for the refresh ment COM
mittee OF the inauguration ball. The 60. III
Stout cleared yesterday for Philadelphia, and
the Vanderbilt for Baltimore. The Lady OF the
Lake arrived at her wharf to-day from BaIti-
more, and will now resume her regular trips
between this port and Norfolk. She makes an
elegant appearance.
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UMasquerade weddings are peculiar

IMasquerade weddings are peculiar to
Indiana.
aTThe American sallows." being of no
further use in this country, is to be introduced
in Japan.-N. Y. World.
sEMiss Mary G. Knight, of Franklin, n H.,
has sailed for London to be a teacher in the
Norman Blind Institution there.
ga widow argued a will case before a GeOr-
gia court, and by putting'in a judicious assort-
ment of smiles and tears won il.
MA La Crosse, Wis, girl has been turned
out of house and home for rubbing her cheek
against her sisters husbands beard when she
wished to get up healthful glow for ball.
ga Philadelphia widow excused herself from
weeping on the occasion Of her husbands
funeral, declaring that crying always made her
nose bleed.
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Condensed Locals.

Alexander ). Wallace, a boardeT at one OF oar
principal hotels. was viCtimi Zed out OF SEQ by
"a strange woman" a few nights since, by the
panel game.
Private James c. Whitall, of the Signal Ser
vice detachment, I. -. n. at Fort Whipple
Va, has been discharged the service of the
United States.
At meeting of delegates from various
churches last night. 10 form a normal class for
Bittsd and discussed.
Tonight = the last chance to see Joe Telfer-
son IN KIP an Wrinkle" Next week we are
10 have az the Opera House Miss Charlotte
SHsh man, Tor the first time she has appeared
hare in many wears.
At the last meeting of the Washington bible
society the treaSureT's report showed a balance
sne the parent society OF ~ ,G9.55 and the trea-
Snry oyeTdTawn 500. and a resolution was
adopted requesting contributions from the
churches.
Superintendent George 4. Dichtl, of the Ma
tIonal Cemetery at Alexandria, Va, is ordered
10 assume charge OF the National Cemetery at
kaieigh, y. G., relieving superintendent Geo.
W. HarbIusOn, who i ordered 10 take charge OF
the National Cemetery at Alexandria, Va.
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The Burning Of the Marshall House.
in Alexandria

AT two minutes past twelve O'Clock last N ght
Pollcemen Jones and Christopher LIVES
coming down hing street, on arriving at Pitt.
discovered a flicker OF flame in the rear wi Bdow
Oh the back building. second story of the MAR
shall Honse." At the same time a Young man
named Robert Manley met them on the dag
ging i'll the middle of the street and asked If
that was a fire. (He was afterwards arrested
ano committed as the incendiarv.l They saw il
was, and sounded the alarm. Owing to the
good management OF the fire department
the hames were soon gotten under control.
The back building was totally DESTROYED as also
that OF the adjoining building, owned BY DR.
klpstein and occupied by L. T.. Dulany as a
residence, and Mrs. Tatsapaugh and grandson
as lodging rooms. Mr.. Dulany moved out his
family but could not rescue the furniture, &C.
in the room, all of which was DESTROYED, in
Guiding his watch which was in his vest pocket
anu quite "a sum OF money. He was insured i'm
the National OF Baltimore, wise Il Co., agents,
for 500 oh his household furniture and y 800
on his barber-shOp fixtures in the front build
mo. The former was total loss, amount
ing to over $1,000. Mr.. a. j. Wedier-
burn, job printer and stationer next
door, lost something 10y moving No insurance
The Marshall House, as stated, was entirely de-
stroyed, except portion of the first and second
floors of the main building, and with it periShes
a relic OF the good old days, and of stirring
events IN latter times. James W. jackson kent
II at The breaking out of the war. The history
OF his flag, its tearing down by Col. Ellsworth
on the morning of the eth OF MAY, 1861 on the
occupation of the city by federal troODS and
Ue shooting of Ellsworth and jackson. i too
well known to need repetition. The amount OF
loss to the building is hard to estimate As il has
stood so long vacant, and was Improbable when
used; 5000 would cover it all.-AJ, cdld,ia
StnttaeI. 2Jk.
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The COLFAX STOLEN BoNDs-The EaIti-
more Gazette of this morning SAYS: The bonds
and coupons stolen from Mr.. Schuyler Colfax.
ia Washington, on Friday night last, were re-
covered in this city, yesterday morning, through
the aid Of the independent detective firm of
Smith, Peirson Il West. The coupons alone
amounted to upwards OF two thousand dollars
Ihey were handed over to detectives from
Washington, who immediately left for that citv
10 return them to the owner. The thief ESCAPED
arrest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-26

HAD HIS FOoT CRUSHED BY A STREET CAR
Last evening, as an avenue car was passing the
corner OF 9th street, Mr.. +. II. Darnell fell from
the front platform, and the front wheel passed
over mis- right foot, and crushed it fearfullv
making compound fracture. He was taken TO
his residence No 1919 = street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-26

THE BEGINNING OF LEST.-The ObseTyanc
al Lent. commencing to-day with Ash WC,ine>-
nay. ana eEding on Easter Sunday. embraces a
I'eTi"d OF forty days. exclusive of SUNDAYS; in
imitation Of the forty DAYS fast of the Saviour
~ - held IN sacred regard. especially by the
catholic. Episcopal and Lutheran churches. in
which III ceremonies of Ash Wednesday were
Observed to-day In the Catholic churches
ashes, an emblem of humility, cOnsecrated by
The blessing OF the Officiating priests, were put
- ason intended to be set aside for PRAYER and
meditation upon the high character of the great
Christian prototype; and the festivities of 50
riety are not INDUCED in. In the Catholic
chuFch even marriage H. forbidden without a
dl>penSatlOn. The season ends with Easter
Sunday. when the churches Observing il are
g'sfl:sh'ied with flowers and eyeTgreeHs, typical
Of tie resurrection.
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GREAT SALE OF STATUARY, BRONZE CLoCKs
&C.-AleSsrs. Latimer 4 Cleary, auctiOueers
will sell at their auction rooms for the Misses
Viii, beautiful collection OF bronze clocks
figures. and marble statuary. The sale com
mences Oh 9th OF March.
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SMALL Pox.-Thc following cases Of small
pox have been reported to the health officer
since our report yesterday: One case at No. 81
Sd street southwest; one in an allev between 9TH
and 10th and ID and + streets southwest; one at
l3' ID street southwest; one death on VI street
between LIST street and New Jersey avenue
Outheast,
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ALASKA diamonds set in gold. French gar
netts, English Jets, and ornaments for the hair
received al Priggs jewelry store, No. 49, Penn
sylVania avenue, between - and 9th streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-26

TIE BoARD OF HEALTH met last evening and
Ir- Verdi, the health officer. submitted his re-
port for the week ending 23d instant. showing
- new cases of small POx, against Il cases last
week. Il removed to hospital. and II deaths:
ls3 nui>ances reported, 15a abated. * undated
\ garbage complaints abatea, q. dead an. maIs
reported, sheep condemned.
MI LangStGn, from the committee on Ordi-
hances. reported the following additional rule
which was adopted, subject TO the APPROX al OF
the Governor: ''All school officers, trustees and
teachers are hereby ordered and forbidden to
receive into and allow 10 attend. anv school
public or private, within the District OF Column
bia, any pupil not vaccinated according to the
rules, regulations and orders OF the board OF
health"
DIR. Bliss, Of the sanitary police committee.
moved that the board recommend the appoint
gent Of Levi Kidwell a. seayenger of the 18th
'liStrier. vice Wilson, adopted.
Dr. Bliss offered a resolution requesting the
Governor t. authorize the board to change
from time 70 time, the boundaries OF the scay-
SAGtTS Districts % a. 10 equalize their work.
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OF WASHINGTON.
SOMETHING NEW.
EVER YBODY WANTS 1T

Will be ready the 18th instant, and for sale at all
the Bookstores and News Stands,
A PERFECT BIJOU,
Beautifully put up in Ornamental Boxes.
CONTAINING MAGNIFICENT LITHO(sRa PHI
lC VIEWS,
With Letter press Description of
ALL THE PUBLIC BUILDINGS
at the National Capital. No finer views have ever
been produced.
Can he sent in a letter Price oaly 80 cents.
KERyAND TOWERS.
fA6tr 909 PENNSYLVANIA avenue
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CITY ITEMS.

-hEbNhs' NhAHLks N TO-, Az feIifl-
sylvania avenue, having just received from the
manufacturer supply Of the new toilet prepa-
ration, g PEARLS White Glycerine,' are now
prepared TO supply all demands tor il.
PoND's ExTRACT-For twenty-five years the
peoples remedy, for what? See Ponds Extract
Book. 2,10Z5
Sound FEET being indispensable 10 health
and comfort thousands of persons come from far
and near to visit DIR. White. the well-known
ChiropOdist, No. h35 18th street, opposite the
Treasury, for relief from corns, bad nails, &C.,
and advice as to suitable shoes.
The NATIONAL SAvINss BANK, corner Of
New York avenue and 18th street, pays per ct.
per annum on deposits for each calender month.
Banking hours, 8 to 4. Saturdays, 9 to 4 and
TO &. 27t3 f4.I6
WILCOX & GIBBS SEWING MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas.
Baum s hOopskirt and corset factory, It'll street,
Intelligencer Building. 1928
THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and male TO order BY Hempler. near ~ street.
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y. sos MSRkkr SPACE,
Headquarters for
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FRUITS.
AND FANCY 6ROORRIrs
HAVANA AND VALENCIA ORAN0Rc
The FINEST FIGS AND RkISINS
EXTRA LARGE MALAGA GRspes
CALIrORNIA PEARS, FRENCH PRUNES
AVV BARRELS SELECTED APPLES
~ BARRELS CRANBERRIEG EXTRA
FANCY GROCERIES
Finest Old BRANDY, Imported and Caiforn,,
MINES, KUN and GIN, Mixed FRENCH CAN
FRUITS, Just arrived.
Large stock Of STAPLE GROCERIES ct tn. YER,
IoWest Prices. d1l-ly
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TEE CITIZENS RELIEF ASSOCIATION met
yCst, II3y. and the chairman represented the
difficulty OF obtaining the necessary funds to
continue the work. and said that although there
we're MANY POOR people seeking relief from them,
il was not advisable 70 make any further debts
for fuel and provisions without enable
prospect OF being able tn pay their bills. Mr.
SoiomOnS said lie believed there was a nti>un-
.lerstaHding a. 70 the availability osthe market
bouSe fund. He therefore moved that a com
mittee be appointed To wait upon the Governor
and the controller and ascertain the condition
OF the maTAt t-hOISe fund and unless the com
@1tse ind a reasonable prospect of obtaining
the money . shall be understood that the COM
Iuis ssou WIil close it, labOrS FRIDAY next: car
Rcd, and the committee was appointed.
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DEATHs.-9ir. Robert White Middleton.
clerk in the second auditors Off e. and for
many wears a resident OF this citv, died last
night az his residence. No. 1G25 9TH street north
west tie was "a prominent member o. The order
at tdd Fellows, p. g.. OF Central Lodge. His
daughter, Miss Jessie, formerly PRINCIPAL OF
;he =. district female grammar school, i<lying
very i'll.
Mr. william III. Marriott. native of Bslti-
nOTe. but for MANY years a resident of this CITY.
.snsi at one time foreman OF the T5roai~f~ and
afterwards OF the EreHilg Express. died in Phil
adclIhia on SATURDAY. last.
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RRIDAL AND FUNERAL wREATHS, BOD
- DUETS, CROSSES, ANCHORS and STARS
Preserved or Enameied in Wax. All kinds OF Han
Branding done, Ornamental Hair Work on Glass anc
Pearl, by Mrs. FRIES, late of Boston, No. 9O9 6tb
street, near !, northwest. References:-Mrs Presi.
dent Grant, Mrs. Admiral 0oldsborouRh, w. w
raj Aiken janl6-lV
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Doy'T FIGHT IN Room WHERE THyrr
ARE COAL OIL LAMPs.-About s O'Clock last
night a melee occurred at Mrs. Hogs. No 1921
street. 1t appears that George Smith whit J
and man named Fillmore (colcred) got into a
fight when Fillmore seized a chair, and i'm at
tempting to strike Smith. hit a coal-oil lamp.
which was broken, and the oil was spilled, and
Smiths face and neck were badly burned, and
Fillmore ran into the street with his head
ablaza, but finally managed 10 extinguish IL
after being severely burned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-26

SUNDRIES,

mi ~ once, as we cannot guarantee The above nm
Aeieo How prices Tor any definite length of tim
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusemeats. DC. Tonight.

Wars NslC Opera H1use-,Joe Jefferson in
90 Rip Van Wrinkle
Taeo,sr CCriqae.-Burlesque, songs, dances,
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SILVERBER
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE.
3l2 SEVENTH STREET,
fehS-tr near Pennsylysni avenue

THE MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY OF
l. THE 18TH CENTURY.
DR.. $. ID. Howe's Arabian Milk Cure
For Consumption,
Cures ordinary Coughs and Colds in few hours Like
magic; also
DR.. s. ID. HOwe's Arabian Tonic Blood
Purifier,
Which is purely vegetable, cleanses the system of
all impurities builds it right square up and
pure, rich blood.
For General Debility Los. Vitality" and
broken down constitutions
~ CadlleHge the Ntaetseath Csatery'
To find 1t sequal.
Every bottle is worth its weight in gold
PRICE s. per bottle; or six bottles for s D.
Sold wholesale and retail by
CHAs: SToIT 4 Co., 80 Pennsylvania avenua
q: b: GILMAN, 627 Pennsylvania avenue.
C. DuCKETT, corner Penn ave and 22d ST.
). MLBuRN CO., near Treasury De partment
A. DAVIS Co, 18th and streets.
J. Il. MAJOR, 18th and streets.
J. III. STONE, 7th and l. streets
u. b. CLARKE Co., "a stre ct and Penna ave
J. 5. JONES, sd and streets southeast.
TABER Co, 529 TIN street southeast
+. d. BOWLING, AZ and streets southwest
A. j. SCHAFHERT, North Ca pitol and streets
ID. +. HICKLING, 301 Pennsy lyana ave. and Sd ST .
w. X. STONE. corner 9TH and o streets.
WILFRED MCLEOD, Georgetown. febl2 w,Ss.Tw ..
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EDUCATIONAL.

MISS L: FLETCHER'S SCHOOL FOB YOUNG
A'I LADIES AND CHILDREN, 1921 NeIc YorL
arsams.-The third quarter will commence JANUARY
~ 1919. ocl9-5mr
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y CEoEAL NEDDiS6.-At the marriage Of
Miss MOllie Shepherd and z. Keith Boswell
YESTERDAY at ~. Paal's church, on I'D street
tiS hrst choral wedding ever sung in Washing
ton took place. The bridal party, preceded bv
professional cross and twenty-fOur rohed
choristerS and the officiating priest. marched
through the main aislesinging welding hymn.
with numerous lighted candles. the bride and
groom elect knelt in silent PRAYER: after which
the impressive ceremony OF the Episcopal
church was performed. The bride, r niece OF
Mrs. Psymaster Carpenter, was given away by
Hon. " Il. Chipman.