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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-19
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.
THE COUNCIL.

The COUNClIL
The Council met yesterday at o'clock; Mr..
VIM. Stickney (prcsident) in the chair.
Prayer by Rev. G. A. Hall.
The following bills were read o second time.
and referred:
H. d. I3, for the relief Of Fielder NJ agruder; to
the Committee on Claims.
II. D. 70, requiring watchmen or fagmen TO be
stationed at certain railroad crossings in WASH
ington county end for other purposes; TO the Com
mittee on Police.
Council bill, No. 8. regulating the granting Of
licenses for the sale Of intoxicating liquors: to the
Committee on Health, Asylum and Charities.
Council BILL No. 9, to hx the time within which
appeals and supersedeas may be taken from judg-
ments Of justices 4 the peace In the District Of
Columbia; to tn Committee on Judiciary.
The following were read q first time:
II. ID. 20, to amend an act entitled IAN act i'm
posing license on trades, business and profess
sions,n approved August 81, ISL
Bill for the protection Of market gardeners In
the District Of Columbia.
H. j. R.. No. /, authorizing the reiunding of
certain assessments paid by citizens on street
northwest.
H. O. r., fixing the time Of adjournment Of both
Houses at II m. on June Is. was read and referred
to the Commute on National Relations.
Mr.. Brooks, from the Committee on Claims
reported back H. D., No. IS. for the relief of
Samuel Ceas, assignee FOR E w. W. Griffin and
others; which was read q third time and passed.
Az ass, on motion Of Mr.. Thompson, the Council
adjourned.
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THE MARKET MEN.
LEGAL STEPS TO BE TAKEN TO PRE-
VENT THE SALE DE STALLS.

LEGAL STEPS TO BE TAKEN TO PRE-
VENT THE SALE OF STALLS.
The butchers, produce dealers, and other stall
holders in the Centre market, held another meet
ing to consider the subject of the proposed sale Of
stalls by the Washington Market Company. Mr..
y. S. Elliott was called to the chair, and George
Oyster chosen secretary. Mr.. Elliott, from the
directors, reported the result Of the conferences,
which was accepted, and the committee dis
charged. Mr.. Theo. Barnes offered q resolution
rendering thanks to the committee; appointing
and take such action as may be necessary before
the courts to prevent the sale Of the stands, by
any such legal action as they may deem pest,
and confirming any action they may take. The
committee was selected rs follows: John Ham.
mend, Jacob Kengla, James a. Hoffman, X. Eich.
orn and George Oyster, and acommittee to collect
a whole, and the committee instructed to go to
work at Onca.
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THE COURTS.
CRIMINAL CoURT-MR. JUSTICE HUN
PHREYS,

This court was engaged as follows yesterday:
VIM. Cant, charged with attempting to commit
q rape-on Mary Riley, was acquitted.
Patsey O'Day, assault and battery. NoHe pros
eoui on account Of absence Of prosecuting wit
ness.
Preston Brooks and others. ROBBERY Of Joseph
Bonvent of %. Nole proseqUi, fer the same rea-
son. -.
Samuel Ward. Assault with intent to kill
Cetharine He'll. He was convicted OF assault,
but not Of intent to kill, and was fined s34.
The court then adjourned until Tuesday next.
SPECIAL TERM-MR. JUSTICE WYLIE.
This oourt was engaged yesterday as follows:
Getty VS.. Getty. Decree for final ratification Of
trustees sales.
specific sums. :,
Bianfman vs.. Blankman. Decree for sale by
trustee.
Hymer vs.. Bean. Decree confirming auditors
4 number of interlOcutOry orders were entered.
Adjourned.
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HOME RULE FOR IRELAND.
MEETING AT LEGISLATIVE HALL LAST
NIGHT.

MEETING AT LEGISLATIVE HALL LAST
NIGHT.
"By order ofthe committee" Q grand rally Of the
friends Of Irish independence and Home Rule was
advertised to take place at Legislative hall last
announced TO address the assemblage. But, after
waiting unn $50 o'clock, not more than fifty per-
sons (rnostly Of American birth) had gathered in
the hall, and the distinguished speakers neither
put in an appearance nor sent letters OF apology
for their absence There is reason to believe that
did not generally favor q public demonstration
at this time, and that it was gotten up rather
hastily by few over-Zealous friends of the cause.
The meeting was called to order by Mr.. j. L.
Dease, and on his motion Hon. Arthur Shepherd
was called upon to preside. On assuming the
pressed his heartfelt sympathy with the move
ment.
He was followed, in lengthy addresses, by Rev.
q. W. Denison, Mr.. ]. L. Dease, and Hon. John
A. Perkins, Of the House Of Delegates. All the
speakers warmly advocated the right OF self-goy-
eminent for ireland, and claimed for her the
sympathy of the American people.
A book, called "The National Roll Of Honor"
was presented by Mr.. Dease, and signatures re-
quested, the fee being u; Several persons handed
of Pa, who contributed IS, and Hon. J. L. Per-
kins, who gave the required fee
The meeting for the reasons before suggested,
lacked the usual enthusiasm Of 1rish-American
asseublages; but the few who were present
evinced an earnest determination to keep DIP the
agitation, and to perseTere until Home Rule was
secured for ireland.
Before putting the motion to adjourn, the pre-
siding ptleer expressed the hope that the next
tiine they met there would be a brighter promise
Of Home Rule, NOT only for Ireland, but for the
District OF Columbia.
The asSemblaRe than retirad
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THE STATUE OF JEFFERSON.

Mr.. Scott, Of Pa, yesterday presented in the
Senate the following petition from the Board Of
School Trustees of Washington:
The trustees Of the public schools Of Washing
ton city, d. O., at q stated meeting Of the board
held in the Franklin school building, June Q,
1874, adopted the following preamble and resolu-
tions:
Whereas Thomas Jefferson was the first presi-
dent Of the trustees Of public schools Of this city,
and was known as an early and steadfast friend
Of the cause of popular education; therefore,
Resolved, That Congress be asked TO authorize
the transfer Of the statue of Thomas Jefferson,
now on the lawn east Of the Executive Mansion,
to the public reservation in front of the Jefferson
public school, Virginia avenue and Sixth street
Southwest.
The ssbject was committed to the care of the
COMMITTEES on Public Buildings and Grounds.
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TRADES UNION.
EIGHTHoUR AND THE CON-
ING EI,ECTIONS

ElGHI-hOUh mON EhENI AMI IhE SOh-
ING ELECTIONS.
The central committee Of Trades Union held
their regular meeting asst evening, at Mechanics
hall; Mr.. ]. F. Whitemore In the chair, and J. E.
Nugent secretary.
Mr.. F. F. BOrgia offered the following, which
was adopted:
Whereas the approaching elections require that
those favorable to the interest Of the mechanic
the general observance OF the eight-hour law
throughout the country, by having representa-
tlves and supporters both in the National and
State Legislatures: therefore be IL
ResoIued, That q committee Of three be ap-
pointed to draft suitable resolutions, present .
plan Of action whereby this committee can give
the views Of the workingmen OF this District to
their fellowlaborers in the respective States con-
corning their friends and supporters in thu labor
movement who may be aspirants for public honors.
The chair appointed Messrs. Boryis, Thomas
and Maher as the committee, after which the
meeting adjourned.
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THREE DIVORCES.
HOW TO MAKE THREE SIX.

HOW TO MAKE THREE SIX.
In the Special Term yesterday there were three
divorces
Frances A. Carol obtained divorce from Jno.
J. Carol. The parties were married In May, lsto,
and the divorce was sought on allegation oil drunk
enness, desertion and adultery.
Lizzie Turner obtained divorce from samuel
Turner, on the allegation that, ter MS marriage,
In 1871, he deserted her and cohaplteo Win
woman named Rose Thomas.
Charles Jones was divorced from Julia Jones,
(colored.l because she would go out and live with
another man.
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TIE PoToMAC ooLLLsIoy. =.

The naval court of inquiry met again yesterday.
and examined James O'Donnell, engineer of the
Lady Of the Lake, relative to his knowledge of
the collision. He corroborates the other officers Of
the Lady Of the Lake as to the signals blown
and states that when he blew the first signal, by
direction Of the pilot, he looked out and saw the
Gettysburg nearly directly ahead, aSd about
two hundred yards distant. In this T. spect his
testimony corroborates that of the oicN 4, Of the
Gettysburg as to the relative position - both
vessels.
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THE CENrENNLAL ExcURsIoy

The Centennial excursion to Mt. Vernon to-
morrow bids fair to be one Of much pleasure, not
only in the enjoyment Of the ride on the Potomac,
but also in Witnessing the interesting exercises at
the tomb. It is thought that the commodious
steamer Lady Of the Lake, chartered for this oc-
casion, will have her capacity as . passenger
boat fully tested, and carry down the river COM
pany composed Of the elite and best citizens Of
the city. The objects Of the excursion are well
understood, and the ladies in charge Of the
affair deserving Of encouragement.
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A beautifully located lot for sale.
Great bargains at 7. N. Naudain's.
A child's gold armlet has been lost.
Fresh supply of hats at Stinemetz's.
Teams wanted to haul broken stone.
Metropolitan police property for sale. ..
A valuable farm near Washington for sale.
Sacrifices in dry goods at Began & Wylie's. .
The Mont View house, Va, will open July l.
Carriages in great variety at John NJ. Bridget's.
twO-story aad basement brick for sale or ex-
change. .. .
B. H. Warner viii sell, on Thursday, June Is, q
frstclass residence.
Green s Williams will sell, on Saturday, June
20 hrst-class property.
Trustees sale Of valuable real estate in Prince
Georges county, Md.
Green & Williams will sell, on Saturday, Jun e
q, desirable unimproyed property.
B. H. Warner will sell, on Thursday, July 2, a
fine three-story pressed brick dwelling.
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REVIEW OF THE POLICE FORCE.

The annual parade and review of the Metro
politan Police force took place yesterday at one
o'clock, on Louisiana avenue, in front Of police
headquarters. The sqvSds proceeded from their
respective precinct station-houses to the Central
police station, where the line was formed under
the command Of Captain w. g. Brock, inspector
OF the force. There was $50 men in line, and
without music they marched down the Avenue to
Four-snd-a-half street, and thence to Louisiana
avenue, where they were reviewed by Commits
sioners Berret and Smith and Major A. o. Rich
ards, chief Of the force. The men presented o
showed the force Oh to good advantage.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-19
ARLINGTON CE4ETERY-.HoW IS
TUTg7

For some time past the men employed q the
national cemetery at Arlington have complained
that o portion OF their pay has been retained
every month by the superintendent, he claiming
that IL should be deducted for wet weather, &C.,
while they claim that they sign the rolls Tor f1li
men have receiyed the full months pay. The ma
Iority Of the employees are poor colored men, and
have families to support, and ought to be paid the
full amount of their earnings.
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AucrToN SALEs To-DAY.

BY B. II. Warner:
at O'Clock, valuable improved real estate on
NJ street northwest, between Ninth and Tenth
streets.
BY Latlmer & Cleary: -.
At 8 o'clock, a lot on Capitol Hill, fronting 80
At 10 O'Clock, at No. 1914 O street northwest, q
lot Of furniture.
BY Green Williams:
At $50 O'Clock, lot numbered seven In square
Numbered one thousand, with al the improve
ments thereon.
By Duncauson Bros:
At O'Clock, vacant lot on the corner OF Virginia
avenue and Twenty-third street.
At O'clock AZ No. I7s Bridge street, George
town, fue family horse, carriage, rockawaS har-
ness. sc.
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ESCAPED LUyATICS CAPTURED.

Some two weeks since George r. Walker, re-
garded as one Ct the most dangerous inmates Of
the Insane asylum, escaped from that institution,
and the greatest vigilance has since been exer-
cised by the officers TO recapture him. He has
been roaming about in Maryland and the District
since that time, and yesterday morning Detec-
tives Sargent and McElfresh came across him on
the corner Of Fourth and E Streets and at once
laid hands on him. He made o stout resistance,
but was led to police headquarters and arrange
ments at once made to return him to the asylum.
This is the third time he has escaped-once in
1870, when Mr.. McElfresh followed him about one
hundred miles down in Virginia, and had rough
time Of 1t in capturing him. He imagines that
General Grant has usurped his place, and that he
must be custed from the White House. On
Wednesday afternoon OHicer W. T. Anderson cap
tured another insane person, named James Smith,
who had escaped from the same place. and re-
turned him to the institution,
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age then retired.
BASE BALL.
BALTIMORE BEATS WASHINGTON,

BALTIMORE BEATS WASHINGTON,
q TO Is.
The glorious uncertainty Of base ball was never
better exemplifed than In the game played on
the Olympic grounds, yesterday, between the
Excelsior of Baltimore, and the National, Of this
city, in which the representatives Of the Monu-
mental City wore victorious by score Of q TO Is.
Up to the third inning everything betokened an
easy victory for the Washingtonians, but the
miserable exhibition Of "muffinism" by the Ma
tionals after that disgusted every true lover OF
the game. The only feature Of the Nationals
play was that Of Atkinson at centre field, and
CorwIne at right; while for the Excelsior the
catching OF earle. the first base play Of BlogR,
and the fairfoul hitting Of Willis noticeable.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-19

TAKE CARE OF YOUR VALUABLES.
Call and examine the fire and burglar-proof
vaults Of the Safe Deposit Company, corner of
New York avenue and Fifteenth street, for safe
keeping of securities, jewels, sver-wars or other
valuables. Rents, from ten to sixty dollars per
annum, according to size. No business man can
afford to do without them.
Take DdrHiag from the Chicago and Boston fres.
=HELNUs, Seventh street, sells "our Kate"
cigars
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Messrs. Latimer & Cleary have sold lot ? in
square 2J7, improved by three small frames and
situated on Ohio avenue, between Thirteen-aui-
a-hali and Fourteenth streets, to Joseph H. Da-
wilson, for Sl7jO. Also, lot "a, in SO uare 3d. i'm
proved by frame dwelling, situated on q street.
between sixth and Seventh streets southeast
Navy Yard,) to Thomas Callan, for 81, 800.
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MUZZLING DOGS.

we are glad to notice our friend Savage Penn
sylvanta avenue and Tenth street, has supplied
himself with full stock of dog muzzles which
he has put at price within tia reach OF ali-pour
and rich; so there may be no excuse for dogs run
ming during the heated term without muzzles
FINLFY q15 Transatlantic n-nn,,n 49,.
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sos Seventh street. third rJA door a bos' F

TIE COLUMBIA HOUSE, at Cape May, Is kept
by George J. Bolton, OF the Washington Hotel
on Chestnut street, Philadelphia, and Bottoms
Hotel, ut Harrisburg. With fine shaded lawn
extending quite to the surf, new and convenient
bathing rooms, an elegant band Of music, and
every attention TO be found at any resort in the
country. The prices are fair and special rates are
made with families.
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BRIGHTWooD parry.

The trot at Brightwood park, to take place this
afternoon at 4:3o o'clock, promises to be the most
interesting race OF the season. Lovers Of this
sport should not fail to By present.
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CITY ITEAS.
STARS AND MErEoRs.

IT is NOT necessary to use as much Of Dooley's
as OF other yeast or baking powders as 1t Is per-
fectly pure and much stronger. Every can full
weight
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THEATRE CoMIoUE.

Manager Rogers has made decided hit in
putting his establishment in summer quarters.
The pavilion in which the performances are now
rendered is large and delightfully."- cool, and the
stage is fitted up with every attention to detail,
and with special reference to rendering the variety
business. The charm of the place Is the delight
ful temperature that always prevails, it being as
comfortable as a seat in Lafayette square. An
excellent bill Is given nightly, concluding with a
sensational drama called Urine" The matt
nees at the Comique during the summer will GER
tainly be popular
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MASSEY'S PHILADELPHIA Xxx ALE,
The finest domestic ale in tie market, for sale
by dealers At 81 50 per dOs. pint bottles, by the
agent, Samuel q. Palmer, Georgetown, ID. e..
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
NJ Ew no Ok 3.

NJ EW 30 o KS.
Ths Apsrican Gun Club. By Jules Verne.
The Baltimore Gun Club. BV Jules Verne.
The Case Of the Firsinius. By George IleSneF
sfefcSes By Boz. BY Charles Dickens. CcErfetOp'S
Memoirs 81 Weslminster Hall. By Edward Fon,
=. =. g., author Of ''Llves Of the Judges OF Envy
The5fS ofths Beautiful. BY Samuel Tyler, LII. Ps
second Cousin sarah. novel. By =. W. RObinLi
La Of John of Bsrnsreld. By j. L. Motley; D.
sOns Womsn's Hearts. By Louise Chandler MOul-
How MarJory Helped. BY VI. Carroll.
Msrtdiana; or, Adventures In South Africa. By
sede Wick on Dana ges; 9th edition. law sheep Hubs
belts Legal Directory, l5T3-,I4. Barnour's Chan.
cefy Practice; ID edition. Hill on Flxtnres, ID
edition. Bigelow's Life and Accident Insurance.
For saie oy WIZ. a o. II. MORRISON,
jelB s75 Penn. ava, Booksellers and Pnnlisaersi
CHOIoE NEW STYLES OF sTATIoNERYs
HE vis-a-vis, Court Pspeterie, containing two
quirss of paper aud two packs OF envelopes. -
Papeteries Of Prizes, Rep And WoVe paper, ~
sorted tints, contaiping Ave CURES Of paper an3
envelopes mAtch Just the thing for parties apopk
TO go TO the country for the summer Also, plAi9
and cheap stationery. Al the nsw e2oks lor SUM
meI reading at VIM. BALLANE1 Me-
lee Is seventh stfees'
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FINANCIAL.

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
HsrnishedJy Lssots JohnsoR q Co.. Bakers, Vernon
RO1c, horthedn corner PsnRSykpd1siJ dos1sas and
Tenth street, Washington.
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We are determined not to carry any wcoIens
this season, therefore offer the following in-
duceElcnts TO patrons:
SO Cashmere Suits At SIS.
SIS Cashmere Suits At Sl2.
SIP Cashmere Suits At 50.
$40 Cashmere Suits At $3.50.
Other goods at proportionate rates.
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At certain seasons meteors dart across the
armament between the earth and the ixed stars.
But they quickly vanish, while the fixed stars
remain. In the medical armament the great
vegetable invigorsnt, Hostetter's Stomach Bit
ters, has long been fired star Of the Srsi sIcgEi
tude. Little meteOrs, in the shape Of limitations,
bearing various names, now and then attempt q
glimmering competition with 1t, but they 5000
disappear from the field Of vision, leaving the
glory Of the. true remedy unimpaiTed. The num-
Der OF these will-o'- the-wisps that have come to
putation, and those now in existence are in the
last agonies Of extinguishment. The standard
tonic and Alternative, that cures and prevents SO
many distressing diseases, and which no debIli-
tated invalid ever took without receiving Q won-
derful accession Of strength and vitality only de-
rives increased popularity from the attempts Of
groove.
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SALE DE REAL ESrArE

FiNLEY, 9l5 Pennsylvania avenue, manufactures
and sells sour kate'' cigars. -
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Mr.. Sutro informs us that he will not deliver
any more lectures unless otherwise advertised.
AN AFTER-DINNER LUxURY, "Our Kate" cigar
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MINES AND MINING.

In QUALITY unsurpassed, "our Kate" cigars.
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its per bushel, carriage ezra.
GAsIIGHT OFFICE.

atseven cents per bushel, carriage extra ordersleh
GAsLIGHT OFFICE.
No. HsTenth street; At III First street souihwsss;
corner Third and streets or lio briaks ~
Georgetown, viii be promptly Alied. ,anH-H L,
~ GEORGETOWN rAx-PAYERS-pROPE
VI TY OWNERS residing In GeorgetoNn .na s 80
West End, who desire TO settle thear ~ ~
= large dIseount can do so by leaving tae.r o.,s
with Mr r. L. CROPLEY, our antn1 ,n Sr1r ~
Once with r. w. Jones, esq., ~. ~, IN 10 ii -
Bridge and Congress streets. 9e2r4s rs2Vssi1S
DICKSON PAI IiL.st 2p1orners.
ofhees COS Fifteenth st. and as All =.
old material. l---
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Doo MUzZLEsFpoG MUZZLEs


tau Al msnufsctnrsfs 'nriees Save -FOUR dogs.
JOS. l.. eAyACE-
jes-Tu,Th,sa Penn. ave. and Tenth street..
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

"OUR KATE headquarters, No. 915 Penns.
vania avenue.
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DIR. sCHENcR's PULMosIo SYRUP, SEA WEED
TONIC, AND NANDRAKK PILLS.


TONIC, AND NANDRAKK PILLS.
These medicines have undoubtedly perform cd
more cures Of consumption than any ether remedy
known to the American public. They are com
pounded Of vegetable ingredients, and contain
nothing which can be injurious to the human COP
stitution. Other remedies advertised as cures for
consumption probably contain opium, which IL
somewhat dangerous drug in all Gases, and, IL
taken freely by eonsumptive patients, 1t must DO
great injury; for Its tendency Is to eonine the
morbid matter in the system, which, Of course,
must make q cure impossible. Schenck's Pull
monte Syrup Is warranted not to contain par
ticle of opium. 1t is composed Of powerful, but
harmless herbs which act on the lungs, lveI
stomach, and blood, and thus correct al morbid
secretions, and expel all the diseased matter from
the body. These are the only means by which
consumption can be cured, and, as Schenckfs Pull
monte Syrup, Sea Weed Tonic. and Mandrake
Pills are the only medicines which operate In this
way. It Is obvious they are the only genuine cure
for pulmonary consumption. Each bottle 81 this
invaluable medicine is accompanied by full direc-
lions. DIR. Schenok is professionally at his prtn-
cipal ONCE, corner Sixth and Arch streets. Phia-
delphia, every Monday, where all letters for ad-
vice must re addressed.
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Popular Prices: rs, 50, and Is cents.

No extra charge for reserved seats, which can
now b. secured at The theatre or Ellis Music Store
GRAND SATURDAY MATINEE
and benefit of MAY GALLAGHER. Admission,
80 and IS cents. ieI5-Gt
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NO ONE NEED ne SHORT or xcxxY

NO ONE NEED De SHORT oT HCNNn
since 10 can be procured on eollaterals to any
amount at less than half the usual rates, at X.
Fulton's No. 3l5 Ninth street, near Pennsyl
yania avenue Money can there be obtained on
all kinds OF personal property, while for those who
have enough and to spare Of the "hlthly lucrs"
there Is displayed fine assortment Of gold and
silver watches, diamonds, musical instruments,
sewing machines. and q vast assortment OF other
articles which selling at almost one-half what
thaY can ha hought for elseMhera.