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Methodist Episcopal Church Confer.
enceS.

BALTIMORE ANNUAL CONFERENCE.
yesterday, In the third days session of this
Rev. Thomas Myers asked for a supsrnumerary
relation, which was granted.
Those who were to be elected to full member
chip and deacons orders were called up, as fol-
lows: II. 8. France, j. G. Starr, II. r. savage.
w. NICK. Hammock, q. K. Dorsey, S. ID. AL
ford, q. E. Young, and H. @. Smith.
Bishop Ames addressed them upon the i'm
porfance of the work In which they were now
about more fully to engage, and then they were
elected to full membership in the conference
and deacons orders.
DIR. T. M. Eddy, the chairman OF the court OF
trial In the case of Rev. Albert Jump, reported
that he had been unanimously expelled from the
membership and ministry OF tie Methodist
DR.. Tiffany, chairman of the church extension
committee, presented his report, stating the OBJ
lect and necessity Of this work, and that it was
not 5 managed as It ought to be, with wisdom and
DIR. A. j. Kynett, the corresponding secretary
OF the parent board Of church extension, ex-
,S tne operations Of the society in reference
not nc appear IN the same light as they were stated
a sharp discussion ensued Is to the different
P0ruons OF the report, and the conference ad.
,or,ned without concluding the debate.
Inc anniversary Of the Conference Missionary
DesssaSI was neid at night, Rev. r. w. Black
gresiding. Addresses we're made by Rev T. q
Hasey, Rev. Dr.. Ried, and Rev. DR.. Eddy.
BALTIMORE coxPsRENCB NJ Il. CHURCH
SOUTH.
In this body, in session ut Stanton. Va nm
Thurstay, communication was received FRI m
the Maryland Methodist Protestant conferencs
reciprocating the fIAternal feelings conyeveS
them BY messengers from this body and PRAYERS
for its continued prosperity. Revs. Dr. A. VIII
son addressed the conference In this connection.
snd committee was appointed to whom this
paper was referred.
The East Baltimore and Washington dis
tricts were both represented O. prospecting.
and the characters Of Ill their preachers were
passed.
Rev John A. Kern presented sl0o q Q free
viii Offering nom the Bethany Independent
Methodist church Of Baltimore to the fund for
the support OF the WORKOUT preachers and the
@Patrons Of Husbandry = Young ladies'
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GEoResrowx INJUNCTION CAss-rAe oos-
selidation Coal Company, Tnsstk ws,s..Ta =,
vfdes and r. D. fendsil applied to Judge
Cartier for IN injunction to prevent dsteuiants
from removing the testle work lately used by
intersection Of Fayette and Water streets.
Georgetownl The compliments allege that
the lease Of the Consolidation Coal com pany
zion of the premises (placins Csnstables Allen
and Kitchen in chargel, and the respondents
this morning commenced to remove the trestie
der. and at the suggestion Of the counsel
(Messrs. Cox and Jones for defend ants). ~ rad
the bearing for the 18th inst. II is alleged that
the tIestle work Is an encroachment upon tue
is incommoded by It. 70
49,, A SncuLAa ACCIDEHr.-About IL O'Clock
TINS morning, a. two little boys, named James
ana Jonn Cooper, aged respectively nine and
seven years, we're playing at the corner OF LIST
street and Chew's alley, near F st. north vest
tol cartridge to the pavement, which exploded,
and the metallic case rebounded and struck
the younger bov, entering his left cheek and
fremont house } was called and extracted the
missile from the boys face. He found Ii had
entered about one inch, and the hollow tube vas
filled with flesh cut from the boys face.
STREET WORK ORDERED.-Orders have been
sued for the completion Of the improvements
on Massachusetts avenue, between 22i and
Boundary streets northwest. The contractor
for grading and laying the sidewalk on Penn
sylvania avenue, between 9th and 10th streets
southeast, has been directed to finish his work at
once. This IL in front of the Naval Hospital
Orders have been issued tor laying brick side
walk on 5th street, between q and l. streets
northwest. The superintendent of county roads
has been directed to put. in an 1S-inch pipe
eulvert on Linnean Hill road at Quarry Hill.
~
THOSE WHO FAIL TO ATTEND Mr.. Geo. Felix
BenkGrt's classical chamber concert on Monday
evening next will lose an evening of real enjoy
ment. 1t Is not generally known, IS yet, that
these chamber concerts are 90 successful musi-
cally. The quartuors of Beethoven and septu-
ors of Fesca are rendered with great precision
and ability. On Monday night, at M arini's hall,
will be given some Of the works of the greatest
masters. See advertisement.
A
FRsIGNATION.-Mr. NJ. NJ Rohrer, one of the
original projectors of the Columbia railway and
director in the board of said road since its
completion, has rendered his resignation as q
director.
WE HAVE RECEIVED from John F. Ellis 81
Co. the following music" Sweet Home !"
Strauss last waltz" Silver Tongue waltz
Iowa March Waltz" and "The Valley Gem
Polka;" all new compositions.
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TEE FIFTH AVENUE SPRIEe STYLE SILK
justreceiyed by wiilett g Ruoff, Sole Agents.
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GOOD WHITE SHIRTS, $500. Best, SIS,
Linen Collars, 90 90, so and $500 per dozen
English Halt Hose, pairs for s1.Oo. Under
wear, Hats, Trunks and Umbrellas At Lewis
$40 7th street, between and X.
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DIR. z. T. Sewers will resume his snum,y
medical quiz 1t his office, 1913 New York avenue
on the 10Th Of March. wfs
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N. DBMoNGKor, the celebrated artist i'm n air
wosk and hair cutter for ladies and gents, has
resumed business here again, at sos Market
Space. He keeps the finest wigs and toupees. &
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old STAG WHISKY.

This Whisky is distilled 10 our order. and KEEP. IN
bond for until its age rants as in Offering IL
TO the public for use, medicinal or social.
The Increasing popularity ,cin ,chieh IL has been
met since its introduction ten years ago, orbids anu
hesitation on our part in claiming for a smooth
ness and favor unsurpassed. It's purity zoe guar
dntee.
Our right and title 10 the exclusive use of dis
brand is on record at the United States Patent Office
HALL HUME,
DIALERS IN FINE WINES, BRANDIES,
WHISKY, &C.,
feb2S COON sol MARKET SPACE,
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TuRco RUSSIAN BATHS; also, Medicated Va
por Baths, for all skin disease, at DR.. Shields,
903 street. 30i.
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Ponds EXTRACT cures rheumatism. brrns
piles, ulcers, toothache, sore throet, sprains,
scalds, soreness, old sores, headache, collie,
iameness, bruises, boils, wounds, neuralgia,
Ponds Extract differs from all other Advertised
Preparations in the fact that it is a standard
medicine, treated Of In medical Writinos. And
Known TO be cure for these diseases. m tn 4. II
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COLDS AND CoUsHs.-Sudden changes O.
weather are sources of pulmonary and bron
chial directions. Take at once "Brown's Bron.
chial Troehes," let the cold cough, or Irritation
OF the throat be ever 50 slight. eo3
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The COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use
fulness Of Singers Sewing Machine. Is

foRTY YEARS EXPERIENCES have tested the
virtues OF DR.. Wistdr's Balsam Of W,ld Chsrrv,
oest remedy extant for pulmonary and lung dis
eases, embracing the whole range from a slight
cold to settled consumption. Were IL not for
made no sign.o
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FACTS WORTH KNowISe.-During q recent
u1sl or comparison Of ordinary Baking Pc wders
IN New York, with Dooley's Yeast Poscier, IL was
enown conciusively that better results were
attained with from one-half to two-thirds the
quantity Of the latter, than with any other in
martet The secret of the success lies In the care
with which DooLIY's YBAsr POWDER is pre-
pared, and lie entire freedom from substances
tnat are injurious to the system.
We challenge comparison ct any and all
times. The verdict Of the consumer is always in
our favor. For sale by all Grocers.
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AN EXTENDED PoPULARITY.-Each wear
nnds Bro.cn's Bronchial Troches" in new locali-
ties1n various parts Of the world. For reiiey-
ing Coughs, Colds, and Throat Diseases, the
Troches have been proved reliable. Obtain
only " Brofcn's Bronchial Troches," and do not
take any Of the worthless limitations that NAV
be offered. Sold everywhere. eo3
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eases, embracing the whole range from a slight
cold to settled consumption. Were IL not for
made no sign"
INCREASE YOUR LIGHT, reduce your gas bills,
ana prevent the disagreeable kissing and blow
ing SO common with the old style burners.
THOUSANDS are already In use in this CITY, i'm the
government printing Office, hotels, public halls
churches, and private residences. The above
facts demonstrated to tn, satisfaction of any
one before purchase. Burners 80 cents each
Liberal discount to large consumers and the
trade. With the German opal globe the light is
1me soltest ana most brilliant ever discovered
Inc same globe, very richly decorated, is the
most beautiful thing in existence for parlor USE
Gas Fixtures and Slate Mantels Headdusrters
YIN. c. A. Building 9th and ID streets
1854 HAMILTON s. PEARSON.
THAT CoRNs, BUNIoNs, Troublesome Nails,
vascular Excrescences, Chilblains, and other
ailments Of the feet deteriorate and destroy
health, and thereby promote irritabIlity OF
temper, shorten life and interfere with its du-
ties and pleasures, Is probably as much OF a
uueism as that the establishment of DIR. White
no. $50 l6tn street, opposite the U. 8. Treasury
Whose treatment is based UPON strictly scien-
cnc prfnciFles) Is literally patronised by the
most intelligent and consderate people, in or
DER to avoid, or il ailing to be relieved or per
manently cured Of those most troublesome an
noyances.
WILCOX & GIBBS SEWING MACHINE. The
Baum's hoopskirt and corset factory. eth street
lntelligencer building. 1925
tn. srs Yer SEWING MACHINE sales ofls12
ware szis'eoo. 4,12-s,wu
To PREVENT Fever and Ague there is no
preparation ike Dooley's Oslisays Tonic. 81
per bottle. eo
THERMOMETERS and Barometers are renairei
ana msde 70 order by Hempler near Az street
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TO DR. HRLMBoLD's PATIRNTs.-The cele-
orated Extract Buchu, of which Dr. HeImbold
was the originator, is still performing wonder
full cures Of obscure disc ases of the n1inary Or
gans, restoring shattered constitutions. and
overcoming debility and diseases arising from
imprudence and excess. This great diuretic
never fails. Patients should be particular To
get the genuine, which bears the doctors sie-
nature. All druggists sell IL. eo3'
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0EO80kx0WN ADvKBII8EHKNY8
1tT; Joass oaUscs, e1cse!fows.
SSsshh o,HS so 2Ss4s ohsreh, eeersetevn, 10.
Pr THOMAS BOWLING Aactf.: 6eorsstown.
s sah5 y.
On SoSbiY AFTERNOON, March eth, ,S.,
Ne 0s,osf ,. ~. ILL., sell s q my suctiop room,
.ssrsss !; 90! IsrnsI., ana Mechanic Sstion.i
Bank Stock. I TVS ss' p nr,p,,.,
n.rsa THOMAS powtiss s.i Sass:
RI THos. BOWLING, AuctiOnesr; GeOreetOvn
Tfg gSrrD ,s SAL 1y S "a Ss5 gsIs
- b. sirsas q dee aV q rus. dated soy.n-
Seer i,h, ls1, and recorded IN Liesr 7se, folio
sn. wnosasDAIf c'lif s .rfiS s d on 'si
s..s sns s..s .aon q g LS No 90 in
rSst a s,,y feet on the ss.s ;se Of High shove
Term; fourth cash; balance in 9. u. y and
deed Of trust on the property. Conveyancns at cost
.n..os JAn Iyo " 1EEsLT, Trustee.
WE HAVE BEEN DYKING FOR THIS DOM.
w munity and vicinity for the last
ToRTYTHRRE YEARS,
eno We are VII wilifnf, and hope 20 be as well pre-
esst. Thankful for pat favors, We appeal 90 our
friends and the community TO show their al precia
ton By sending their work to
WE. wHEArLIYls
Premium Steam Dye wsrk., where all Kinds Of
soou,lns and Dyeing IL done promptly, aud IN the
90 JEFFERSON STREET.
eol0I Georgetown, ID. O.
II HLhS1sT ZOE oRzAn AND OYSTER
PARLOkH,
anxs-N 81 Hish street. ecorsetovn, D. o.
COAL AND WOOD.
FOR SALE TO DEALERS,
SUPERIOR LOT OF STOVE COAL.
GOODWIN Y. ATLEE,
Iees:tr AtLee's Wharf. foo. eff 9Th street
{ ,oAL AND WOOD.
=, On hand LYKEEs VALLEY, BED ASH and
ocsitnnt AsH SS9ALs; All sises, from furnace 20
BUN OF NINE; HICKORY, OAR, and PINE
WOOD sawsd and split, or in the stick OAK and
PM kINDLINGe In bundle or By the cord ct
sTEPHEHsoN BROTHER.
.,r Once, l2ls Pennsylvania avenue,
IT, NV. oLARk. 7. .. o1ossJl
z. 8DW. eLARK q co.,
pIALIls
LUMBER, WOOD AND GOAL.
DOORS, SASH, BLINDS,
nouLDIsss. o.,
Oentral ONCE, 62e Louisiana svsuue.
hsrf, Depot and Planning Nil, foot Of sth sgress
Ssrd-ltth and b streets northwest, jyn-iy
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1t hdring come to our knowledge that other phis.
Keys than our oscn, and in frequent instances, adl-
terdted grades, are cold Under he name and brand
Of OLD STAG WHISKEY, our labeled bottles
beiag used 70 make the deception more plausible, zoe
deem Il dsfy to Jpafrons, sceiJ as to our
selres, 10 NOTIFY deoIers and others isteyested that
the name If "OLD STAG WHISKEY" Is our
trade marx, secured By lao. We hare, herefore,
the sole AND erclssirs right to use 1t, and shall
prosecute 10 tie full extent Of Ae lao all parties,
hereafter, imposing upon tie public ~ Tie dssAonest
use Of oar popslov 6rand
al,casu produce evidence, Upon demand, that they
are IN possessioH Of tie genuine article.
HALL 6 HUME,
OEALERS,
feb1s- eosm SCI Markst Space.
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CHICKEN THIEVES DROP THEIR PEUNpRR.-
ABOUT O'Clock this morning the chicken house
y. lnomas swans eolored, corner Of nth and 8
streets, was robbed Of Eve Chickens and Eyans
,.sesnns the thieves got mp and nred two shots at
shsi1 snen they dropped a bag and made good
s1eh. sseApe- The lag WAS fourd to contain
ION Evans and the plumber was takes
10 me second precinct station By Oficer Grnnr.
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IseOEs IN fRINCA.

PROFESSOR L. =. OOLLIKRB
Il prepared to give lessons to Private or General
Olasses - well - to Single Pupils. ct his Rooms.
sSs Psnnsyivanfa avenue, or II the Dusiis' resi-
dspces:
Bu.iies hours daily from sto o.. m. fsbn-sosw.
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I'LL
KID GLOVE DEPOT
KID GLOVES FOR LADIES'
KID GLOVES FOR GENTSl
KID GLOVES FOR MISSESI
s 5sSFFSs orovrs'
GENUINE JoUVINsI
GENUINE ALEKANDBRsy
CHAS- BAUMS
KID GLOVE DEPO
eos SEVENTH STREET.
S$ksH# FACTORY
FRENCH coRSErsf
sRKAN coRSErsi
ALL STILES OF CoRsErs
On hand and made to order st
CHA9. BAUnds
Hoop Skirt and Corset Factory
isn2l.tr eos sEvHNTH STREET!
rec ETITE!
Purifies the Blood.
RENOVATEs AND INVIGORATEs
THE WHOLE SYSTEM.
Its Medical Properties are Alternative.
Tonic, solvent and DIureuc.
vEsTIINE is made exclusively from the Juice of
sn1sIy seieSsed oaTss ,oos and hets, ana
s sesi r H the sy;tsm eveTy faint q sana So
ErySipelaS, Sab RIsssa Syekiiit.r Dss,9s,
Eainfaess Scmae and ali diseases thai sri..
CSIo,m bes, 0l1co S..a,ea: Iseamnatorg an
SomgLaIHfs, can only be effectually cured through
For ,Ulce,s and Errptire Disease, Of the sk,..
Pasisies; Ptnlples, BLotohes, BoiIs, TstteJ Sail,
aesc ana naassoerm, EskTINE has never failed to
B For P fa, e s Ba1t Kidasy osm,Lain
internal ulcerstion, and uterine diseases, and O%
TGl DeS,h z. yEsETIyE acts directly upon the
strengthens the whole system, ACTS non the &C.,
i've ORGANS, siays innspmation, cures liberation,
For CatdTri. Dyspepsia, Hab,tuar cOstirsness,
Palp'tation 0 ths Heart, Headaehe, Piles, NerrOKs-
medicine has given such perfect Satisfaction
q the NKeETINE. IL purttes the blood, cleanses all
OF the organs, and possesses controlling power
The remarkable cures effected by yKsETINE have
we knew, to prescribe and use il In their own fa@
In fact, yIeIrISE is the best remedy yet discov.
BLOOD PURIFIER yet placed before the public.
PREPARED BY
ii r. STEVENS, Boston, Mass.
TIE WORLD OUGHT TO KNOW.
~ g., BOSTON, Nov. "a, 1873.
DEAR SIR have experienced such wonderful
the whole world ought to know what vaiusbie
medicine it really II.
e q bsed IN
hopeless condition With C11oa.e Diarhaa. Tne
% her no
suffering which she endured. At this time i was
sis bss.n 70
IO% i.s 1,s as,t on Improving until she 1ss fuiT
1u.Ion f 4; 8: BE s.sas, s...
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LOCAL NE WS.

Maternal rAedter-Dion Boucfcault In DADDY
O'Dowd'' and Z" Robert Macaire-"
IbrTs Opers Houss--F. s. ChAnfrsu in " Kit,
the Arkansas Traveller"
fH<ater Cs-iq.e.-The great European celeb
riry, Mile Cerito, and other attractions.
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WILCOX & GIBBS SEWING MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas
Baum's hoopskirt and corset factory, 18th street,
lntelligencer building. 1925
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uNIseoLUrIoN OF COPARrHDRsHIP.-rh
- copartnershiI heretofore existfng between Geo.
Wilson and O. H. SAWYER, tradiag under the arm
o. @. p. WILs0d = co, Brewers. d this day dis
solved BIZ mutual consent.
The bushes win be eontiaued by o. n. SAW.
YIR, Who 10 authorized settle eli biIls due ssd
Arm and 20 Day ell debts Of same
gro. b. WILSON,
o. b. SAWYER,
March :. lal. Imars-dStl 1sh ssd strests.
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PRIGa's.

PRI6G's.
Fine Plated Sets FIRM n Ia sss.
rne fiaeed EHaains from ti 70 ts0.
tins rlated Buttons from 81 10 as. -
rps Oxydtzed, Jets and French Gilt Jewelry
received at Priges Jewelry Store No. 457 Penn
sylvsnis, near AZ street.
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THE THEATRRsy-'sDaddy O'Dowdr Il pure
and wholesome domestic drama, with no un-
cleanness or sentimental claD-trap, and Bouci-
cault's impersOnatiOn of the sturdy old Daddy
Is quiet and artistic bit OF acting that is de-.
lghtful to the intellectual audiences who pre-
for the last time this evening, and "Robert
Macaire- win slko be performed, constituting a
great double bill. Next week those worthy off,
GERS Of the theater, stage ma nager Lamb, door
keeper Buckingham, and chief usher jamie
son, are TO have complimentary benefits and
they should have rousing houses.
Kit, the Arkansas Traveller" Is to be per-
formed for the last time II Ford's Opera House
to- night, and Of course there will be another
crowded house Those two amusing dead beats
the judge and major. will be around as usual
trying to find somebody 10 ''set 'em up" The
play is very amusing, ana Chanfrau's "Kit" Is q
pleasing stage picture. natural and vigorous.
can be seen AT the Tbeater Comique for the last
time tonight, as in accordance with the custom
OF the house, other attractive novelties are in
preparation for next week. There will be q
great bin tonight.
RIAL Estate TRAxsrEes-The president
and directors OF Gonzaga College to Mary NJ.
Sweeny, right of way 70 alley souare ss3 az.
Tho mas Seabrook and wife to Balt q Potion AZ
X X Co, 30 deeds conveying property CON
8emneo LOT rairoad purposes. east OF Nays
Yard tunnel; John Statz and wife n Frrncis
Wright. lots 2, n, Il, 10, IA, Is and Is saasrs
1141. 800; John w. Brown, trustee 10 Snssn
A Moreiapd. lot 10, subdivision SQUARE 21s a..
,. l. LOOMS, trustee, TO j. D. johnson lots g
10, u, IA and 10, Loomis subdivision OF Mon
ID. Clark, jr., part lots q and %, square 30.
81 900; John ID. Clark, jr., to Mary V. wroe,
part lots % and -, square $50, O. 900; VIM. nj
Grips and wife TO A. b. Grips; part lot o,
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RAID on Az ALLEGED POLICY SHoP.-Last
night Lieutenant Greer, OF the fourth preciDct.
made . raid on IN alleged policy shop, kept by
street north vest, and bseged the tools and uten-
81 Is used in the game, with drawings and bule-
tin boards included.
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TIE GRAND LoDeB, Independent Order o.
day evening, elected officers for the ensuinc
year, As follovs:-wm. l.. Seward, grand archi
teeti j.. y. Wagner, vice grand architect; Chas
Wilson, financial secretary: 7. p Jacobs. srant
treasurer; j. j. Fisher, grand chaplain; j. ID
Thomas, grand eom.; Chas Freedman, grand
inside sentinel; VIM. Doherty, grand oatsid.
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THI SINGER SEWING MACHINE sales ofIs72
ware S219 $50. l.12-s.vtf
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THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
nd made to order by Hempler near Az street.
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TEE PLACE TO BUY BAReAIss
THE TRADES

A VIKINGS AND IRON AwNIsa T,.~Ts
a. FOR sT0kEs,
u Manufactured by
sxar. M. @. COPELAND,
~ uxslans avenue, door east of Pm str..,
priysts ~ vs LOT Stores, Public Buildings, stes
IRON FRAMEs for Stores, a. f.c,orv mica.
FLAGS, oAMPMkKTING TESTS ior al, or
a agent for me Improved Mldsw Proof Avp,o,
matS-tr
GIBSON BROYHRR0-
VI Book and Job Prfnters
lviS Pennsy lys uia Avenue, soufh sids
noN8-y Ftss Wovh Q Spscsaltt
TOE PUBLIC BUILDIHOg, Borura A.
PRIVATE REeIDENOEs HU
TENTS FOR SALE Oh RTHT,
Decorations furnished for BaIls ana parf,>s
~ j. Q. HOGAN, Msnufaoturs.
IT'S MARKET SPACE.
Between IN and eth strss}s
pRooi 1WsfSe GATHkIkTfs. '''' A .aDs.vM
DLUMBIRG, GAs-FITTIHG AND eIWTa
- AGk PROMPTLY attended 20, On reason Able terms
~ JAMES N. BRIkH, Practical Piumber mo-
1os Louniane avenue, near 9Th street, north side
hesM noe 921 6h street northeast. specisltv TIN
LINED PIPE always on hand. mil-tr
NARPKTe CLnANED AT TIN sTIAM OAE
SfxT I1AIIhG WORKS. 40 Maine avenue
tree OF extra charge. tORINZO RICI seis-iS
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An INCORPORATION cKRrIpIcArR bs, haen
MED In the name Of Union Lodge, No. %.
knights OF Pythias. The object Is 70 promots
benevolence, charity and good will anon e-t tss
members. The trustees are :-rhoe. 8. D.ns
ham, w. Wallace Grant, Geo. W. Oyerton 3
r.. G.. Groves and VIM. II. Osborn.
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To PREVENT Fever and Ague there IL n,
preparation like Dooley's Oaiisaya Tonic. 8
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FRsIGNATION.-Mr. M. NJ. Rohrer, one of the
original projectors of the Columbia railway and
director in the board of said road since its
completion, has rendered his resignation as q
director.