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DROWNED AT SEA.-The schooner Birk-
meyer, OF Mirimachi, King, master. from
Gonaives, Hayti, for Boston, loaded with
lOgwood, struck on Duck Island shoals We'd
nesday night, during a snow storm. and went
10 pieces IN fifteen minutes. Capt King and
william III. Conroy, one of the crew, were
drowned. Rive of the crew were saved
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n GREAT SPELLING MATCH took place i'm
the Academy of Music. Philadelphia. last
night. The notable feature of the affair was
mat the ladies Were the most successful
wrestiers with the hard woTds, winning four
prizes out of six
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THE WESTERN WHEAT CR0P.-Wester,l
newspapers give encouraging accounts OF the
growing wheat crops in that section OF the
country. The winter has been unusually Sc
we're. Ihat would have operated injuriously
uPoh ne wheat mad II not been COZ cred and
protected by snow which fell ear1y in tbe
season, and laid upon the ground like a
mantle. Most of the wheat was sovn last
IAN, anu mas formed thick coat. Ia many
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NARROW ESCAPE OF 4 SOMNAMBULIST
James Ceigan. a resident of Morris street
was awakened yesterday morning by hear
ing "A noise in his bed room and discovered a
man In the act of ransacking a bureau
drawer. He armed himself with revolver
and was about 10 fire when me discovered
mat the intruder was his own son, who is a
SCmDambUl iSf.-N.Y Syny 2syb
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PENIsHMFET ZOE RORING a CorRr-Ir

PUNISHMENT FOR BORING COURT.-In
a card 10 the public Mr.. j. r. Pehnybaeker
states That he mas been removed from the pa-
sjtlon OF states attorney fOr Pendleton coun-
", West Virginia. because he "bored the
president of the court" This seems severe
ptnishmen nj for an offence which in certainly
nGf conhned TO the mountain counties OF
West Virginia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-26

MANY SUFFER rather than take nauSeous
medicine. Sufferers from coughs, colds. in
nuenZa, sore throat, or tendency Ia Con
sumption, Will find in Dr. H'iSfor's BGlSapH 0f
Hfd Cherry remedy as agreeable to the pal
ate as effrctual in removing disease. Fifv
cents and Il bottle; large bottles much the
cheaper. on
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LARGE FoRrUNE.-The Warrenton Index
Says:-Col. X III. Dulany's son, Henry. will
reach his majority in May, ami then come
into possession Of an income exceeding one
hundred and fifty thousand dollars per an
nun. IL is stated that this large fortune was
inherited through his mother from relative
In England. where IL is now inYeste
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-26

NEW SUPPLIES received this week:
Spring Style Broadway SILK Hat. -,
Latest styles Soft and Stiff Felt Hats.
For Gentlemen. Boys and Children.
At Lewis. 900 9Th street. betwee4 and X ,
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sxHaIf the discomfort OF he Is the resi-

~ Half the discomfort of life is the result
Df getting tired OF ourselves.
@It is reported that the Marquis of Iorrre
anG. his wife, the Princess Louise, contem-
plate visiting the United States during the
ensuing summer.
~ Mr.. Whitelaw Reid has been reelected
president o. The Lotus club, with Mr.. John
BrOueham aIAd Mr.. Thomas w. Knox as vice
presidents,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-26

LARGE AND ELEGANT ASSORTMENT Of
Gentlemea's reliable White Shirts, ready
made or made TO order. Also. Underwear and
other Furnishing Goods At reasonable
prices. AT Lewis, 500 Tth street.
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weather Probabilities To-day.
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,

For The New England and middle states,
ctoutiness viii incTea~e during the day with
rising temperature. falling barometer. and
southeast 10 southwest winds, followed by
IA in during The Eighs.
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UNFADTSG LONELINESS belongs only to
the tmmortalS, but whoever uses the fra CANT
So7odOff can at least defy time To iuiure one
of the elements of beauty, a good ser of
teeth. %
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CITY Ms.

J. SIMPSON, the old Billiariist. at Ma Animal
Hotel. Billiard Tables and material at New
York prices.
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SORE LUNGS. CONSUMPTION, COUGHS,
COLDS.-This cold weather tries the hutgs
Sorely. Have PofHrs Er'rdcf on hand always.
1t relieves the pain and cures the disease.
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CoNTENTMENT ana happiness reign in al
households where DOoleyis Yeast Powder is
used. Try il. Your grocer has il.
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CHARLES HEIDSIFCR
Sillery or Extra Dry Champagne,
EXcelled by none.
2,H,eoS: For sale by HALL HU.F.

CoRNs, &C.-"The wise for health on daily
walks depend" and thousands patronize DR..
Whites establishment, 535 18th street, oppo-
site U. &. Treasury, TO avoid painful Corns,
BunioDs. Inverted Nails, etc.
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GOV. TILDEN'S WAR AGAINST THE NFu-
YORK CANAL RISG.-The New York Pro
duce Exchange is the first commercial boIv
90 openly break ground i'm favor of Geyefuor
1llden's campaign against the canal ring
Nearly al the proElinent firms Connected
with that institution are out in call for a
pJTOlic meeting in favor Of reform and IN
punishment of the swlldling contractors
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RAILROAD fRoSPECTS.-PreSident Jewell.
OF the Erie railroad is reported as having
said on Tuesday that he looked for a yery
lively and busy season, and was kopefnl of \
speedy end of the railroad rivalry
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MALPRAcTICE.-The Rockville, Ontatio
grand jury has brought in true bills agajnst
w. III. Greaves, DR. SPARTAN, and Mrs spar,
ham, for malpractice on Miss Burnham and
causing the death of that lady last Decembey,
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Daring Bank Robbery.
4 DAYLIGHT RAID on THE SAFE-THl
THIEVES TAKE THE WRONG BOx.

A DAYLIGHT RAID on THE SAFE-THE
THIEVES TAKE THE WRONG box.
This morning at 90 o'clock a band of
thieves, five in number, made SOrtie on
TIE People Savir Is Bank. in the basement
fbc Second National Bank. On eth street, be
tween r ard + streets, opposite the Post o.
fec department. The balx had lust opened
tof business, and the safe was standing open
facing the street. about twelve or fifteen
feet behind the counter. Gen. q. w. Bal
loch. the cashier, bad gone M to one OF the
banking houses above TO identify a party
presenting q check, leaving the colOred mes
ser ger in charge, and two Of the gang enter'd
and eU ca"ed the latter in conversation at the
counter, when another of the gang slipped in
from the back way supposed TO be priyate)
and took box from the safe with which be
made of, as did the others who were at the
counter, and two who had been left on the
outside. They doubtless thought that the box
con tanned the assets of the bank, but fOrtu-
nately for the bank and unfortunately for
General BallOch, they got hOld OF the wrong
box. IL contained valuable papers belong
ing 10 General BallOch, none of which will
be Of any use 10 the thieves. Among these
papers were five first mortgage bonds for
81 eco each. which. with other papers, are
valued at SD 900. This daring operation was
Immediately reported to the police authOri-
Ties. and measures were taken ID "get
down" TO the perpetrators as soon rs pO5-
Sible.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

L AIEST BOokS.-Proctor's Transit Of VEINS.
!. -, M9ocson : Castle y uWhcrc, (Lake CGtnt.
Sk.!cLes g; j Emerson's Smiths Oalridra, -.
bu'ts, PREDICTION and Free Trade, : .: Dc.
itnillct Romance Il a Poor Young Man. paa- eli
t9n, : 10; WHITE Melvilles. KaiarfaItn n. III.
CT Glated Hmish Memoirs, public and prlvafe-fifa
~ NeefS' ~ a1d Has Court. : y: Schli.rn fv =
Troy aud Y. Remains, Sl2.5a; RDy's 6 .urral-EiD
or n How l Managed Ny Husband, 81; Sch-uck On
hIaW ~ ker ~ cents, New York illustrated r.,r
edition Tor ISIS, 20 cents: Stephens Hours in 10
HHl.TaIy; SIS; The Rainbow Greed. : ! - Initial
ISsk Pads, Travelling inkstands Easter Cros..-s ia
81 stH,ss col"rs and designs. SOLoNUNS a.
VI PenRSy ivauia avenue r,B. -.
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Wal, Street To-,,.v.

New YORK, March 26.-The stock and gold ex-
charge are closed to-day, and among the brokers
the day Is closely observed if il were a legal
holiday. The banks and private banks are obliged
TO- keep open. but they are doing little business.
There are some counter orders for government
bonds, and something has been done la foreign OK
change, all on the basis Of yesterdays price and
rates. borrowers Of money yesterday made ar
engagements for loans until Saturday. Money and
mercantile pappT IL a. last quoted,
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Two FIRES--AbOut O'Clock this morning
sergeant Guy turned ia an alarm from the
+th precinct station house for a fire di~cov-
ered IN twO-StOry frame house, No. Pro |
street. owed and occupied by Mrs. Ann Ger
UOde- The fire department responded very
promptly but did not 60 into service. the
names having been eV5inguiShad with q
damage OF about 80. IL was the work OF an
incendiary. a some com buStible matter was
pushed through a kuUt-hOle in the weather
boarding ard SGT or fire.
Last night. about 2 O'Clock. a fire took
place IN the house OF Mr.. r. l.. Schmidt. cor
ner OF South Carolina avenue and 6th Street
southeast, which destroy ell about ~ worth
OF clothing. 10 was exfinguiShed by lent
caught from lamp set near line OF clothes
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ESTERPRIsl 40. - Notwithstanding the
early Easter th.s year, Nh. y. r. Hunt, who
DtI OF patrons with the FIST fruits of the sea-
s IN, SdVertises elsewhere q large mum her Of
,sPILnz laIno>' for Easter. Trey NAV be
MORROW morning
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DfStric, Governmental fairs.

The contractor for the improvement OF :
street northwest has been ordered To clean
up said street at once. The contractor for the
Improvement OF Congress street, GeOTgetOwu .
has been directed to grade and Law the brick
pavement on that street, between Bridge and
Gay streets, at once
THE ASSESSORS
commenced yesterday charging ND assess
mentS or real estate in detail. commencing
with square No. Z, and going through each
iOt and subdivision. with improvements. sc.
At . O'Clock to-day they had reached as far
as square No -. The form on which 10 make
returns 81 PERSONAL property Will he ready in
the early part Of next week- It is understood
that there are some points vet to be settled
in relation 10 he personal property taxation.
CPERTN-OwNFR Rs AND THE L. 4 Il. RAIL
ROAD.-Ihc published call for a meeting of
the property holders ON Maryland and Vir-
gina avenues last night at HeTfuth'S hall,
ON y street. TO consider what j best To be
done in view Of the obstruction OF said ave
nues by the Baltimore and Potomac railroad
btOught together q goOdly number Of the cit
lZeES interested. Mr.. Jere l.. Kidwell Occu-
pied the chair, with Mr.. Il. a. Bacon as sec
tary- Mr. II. a. Bacon, chairman Of the
committee appointed at previous meeting
TO wait on the District COInmi sSiOners. was
called upon 10 report, and said the commit
tee had performed the duty assigned them,
and mad met with very courteous recep-
ton. The committee laid before the Com
miSsiOners all the facts and data in their pos
session. The Commissioners took their
papers and promised to review the entire
case and make an answer in writing TO he
laid before the meeting, which they hal not
yet done. and n was probable that pressure
of business had prevented them. or NAV be
they have rot come to any conclusion as vet
He suggested that this meeting adjourn to
meet at some future night. Nj w. C.. Bam-
burger said he believed that Commissioner
ketcham and his associates were gentlemen
and disposed 10 do them justice. Mr.. F. a
Boswell gave brief history Of the IegiSla-
tiOn both Of Congress and the old city coun-
which been pn9rfpf4 no cal yrff
any reference 70 the wishes of the property
holders who were to he affected. He denied
that the District legislature had any hand in
this matter, and stated that he had fire.
queHtly been before the committees in Con-
sTesS 10 protest against the encroachments of
This road. After further discussion the meet
ing was adjourned 10 reasonable next Thurs
day night To hear the reply OF the Commits
SiOneTS.
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ANOTHER "MATERIALI2ER" EXPOSED.
Mrs. Parry. q Chicago SpiritualiSt medium
of she Eddy brothers sort, has been thorough
~ exposed. and by woman. About "A year
aGO Mrs. Parry began giving 'materialiZing"
SeanCeS at her house, at which hands and
faces were shown at the aperture OF a cabinet
III the usual way. Her exhibitions attracted
so much attention that they were nightly
attended by from fifty to a hundred persons
who paid dollar each for admission. Many
lnefeCtual efforts were made to learn the
method of her trickery. The cabinet in which
she sat was detached from the walls of the
room aud elevated on legs. so that Surrepti-
tiOuS communication was impoSS IDLE. The
room was only partially darkened. Mrs
Parry allowed herself and the cabinet To be
searched previous To the performance. All
these precautions did rot hinder the appear
ance OF various faces and arms at the hole
in the cabinet. She had Katie King
among her characters several OfwhOm talket
All of the Chicago spiritualiSts believed in
her, and the skepticS were puzzled. One night
a Mrs. Cole was on the investigating COM
mittee. and was given the privilege OF retir-
ing toa bedroom with Mrs. Parry and search
ing her. Mrs Cole was "A thoroughly practical
investigator, and she insisted on taking every
article of clothing off the medium, who pro-
tested on the ground OF mOdesty. Mrs. Cole
was Ohdurate, threatening to declare the
show the fraud if there was not instant COM
EiaEce. Mrs. Parry reluctantly removed her
Dress and skirts, but refused TO take off her
chemise. Then Mrs Cole suddenly seized
her by one ANGLE as she sat in a chair. AMI
threw her over on the floor. A snugly packet
roll OF masks fell from where they had been
concealed. The exposed medium yelled curses
and fought TO regain the bundle, but the
plucky investigator was victorious, and the
profitable humbug was ended.
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FxNASCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The washington Markets.

Washington Fish Market
40 fish on the market to-day on account of
ad weather.
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real. ESTATE SALE.-ThOS. T.. Wagga-
man, No. SO 9Th street, has sold to John
Brown II feet front of lot ~, in square $50,
situated of + street southwest, between ri
and ~ streets. Also, for the estate of David
y. Hall. lot No. ;, in square 500. fronting *
feel or l. street southwest, for 500.
ID. III. Warner, real estate broker and auc-
tCncer, sold yesterday for VIM. F. Mating
~ and Charles T.. Prentiss. trustees. part of
lot 2, square $50, fronting % feet and \ inch
on the north side of New York avenue, be-
tween 9th and 9TH streets northwest. contain
ing 2,SN2 square feet, at 40 cents per square
foot TO WIN. H. Cooley.
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KEAL ESTATE TR4NSACTIOSS-Mr X. NJ.
dall real estate agent, has recently sold for
tOi. L. NJ AleXander his fine farm OF 3i9
acres, ON the BladensCurg pike. 10 II. A. Gil
Dcft. tate OF Indiana. for S3f 900. Also ffy~
tA-MaSO or Emery. house 1901 /. street for
$3.50 ana for T. NJ. r anSOn his late resi-
dence on Inciana avenas, near al street for
5000 ~ '
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NATIONAL THEATER-Ln consequence OF
lhe extensive preparation necessary for the
proper PCOductlOn Of irOSa-CsirOha ami the
night refeaTSalS necessary. there will he no
PtTlOTfna1ce a. this theatre tonight or sat
uruay. On Monday the Opera BOuEe COM
pdhS VIII present This celebrated production
of LeCOq1s in splendid Sfse win cor
SeoUS costumes. mise en-SCeJsS-. &c. it, sue
cess IN New York has even surpassed the IA
.iOus IO>tee- B3tenlan troupe The diagram
Tor sale Of seats = now oIen a MeizsTott.s
MUSIC Store Gnd the box Office q theater
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j. i. BRoDHEAD, No. So 18th street is nav
1ng special Improvement taxes AT the lowest
rates Give him call before paying.
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DEATH OF EXPRESS-A GENT SNITH.-The
many friends OF Mr.. Edward starr Smith
will Tcgret to learn Of his death. which
occurred at six O'Clock last evening, at his
residence in this city, No. 1922 nth street
northwest. Mr.. Smith was well and favor
ably known i'll connection with Adams Ex-
press company. ne having been i'm the employ
of that and the HaTnden company for the
past twenty-five years. nearly twenty yeGrS
Of that time being the agent for the two
companies in this city. Mr. Smith died of
consumption, after an Illness OF ayOGt p.
years.
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THE METROPOIIrax DOR rcr r..,starIa,.
IeSPIolhted Daniel Mum and ThoS. Young
nodltIonal PRIV Yates fOi twelve months. The
aIs1 ~ OF G. Harrison was apur owed
gerald, George W. Bauer, and Iobn r src-
Anally were diSapproved O'''' - -
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DUNCANsoS Bros. auctioDaars ~,
Tor l. NJ Lanahan, trustee. at public anctjC,
saturday afternoon, March 5th az "a IA
O'Clock. one Of those fine brick homes - -
north X street, between LIST and north Can't
tol streets This property will make deSfr
able investment for the purchaser
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british ANNUAL FOR 1879,
THE ST. TESMdN'S YEAR gOOE
HIRT'S ARMY LIST
BRITISH NAVY LIST
THE ROYAL KALENDAR
BRITISH ALMANAC AND COlIPsNg0y
WHITAKER'S ALMANAC,
For sale by
RICHARD b. MOHUN A. CO.
BOOKSELLERS AND TYONEPS
mar6-tr IOl5 PrS~Syrv.~,. 49,.
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RAILROADS.
NEW YORK AND W a>HtN.TuS
~ 1HR0CGH LINZ TO BAi,FTNORE
PHILADELpHlA,
NEN YORK,

" r,,, hikenGH linz TO BALTIMORE
INV YORK,
AL POINTS ~ TRE NEW ENGIsNB
THROUGH BErwSStSS k%S,su,xcroS Am
WITHOUT CHANGE Or CgSS
Tie equipment Cn The line l. neN ana q ths a. -
elegant and improved nuish.
TRAlN LEAVING AT a2S ~ = pull.
MAN PARLoR CAR Train ENClJ SiNELY'
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CaES d n
MIG nj TRAINS.
. Tn ard after ERRJ AIRY ls, iS75, trains ~ thu
Inc VIII leave Dept 81 Baltimore and fs'omac
Railroad, corner of oh and streets. A. fpll1us.
les .. m. ENrros- for PHILADELPHIA. New Nark,
and points Mast daily, -~C.nt SUNDAY.
s.2S . NJ Limited EXpresS-p ullmsu Ear Train
Tor Philadelphia, New York All lIiat- East
daily. except SUNDAY.
I l. N. Enprsss Cor Philadelphia al NV York
daily. except sunday.
saS 2. m. ENVress Tor FtilSdelphis sud w. points
sOs =. m. ENrress Tor PhisSelphis. New York
and points Hast daily
fuLLMAN PARLOR CARS or an pay Trains
FlLLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS ou
Tickets and Information can be procured - III o.
Ces 81 the con psuy.
Baggage called f1r aui checked ~ hatsls ana ri
Nate residences orders l.ft ~ the i ces al tha
company. Northeast corner lSih street avs peur..l
Nsuls avenue, and On northeast corner IT peuus}l
vauia avenue and 6'h street
Depot BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC Rail.
ROAh, corner 9th sud n streets
n. VI. BOYD. IS.
Geucral Passenger Ageft- Philg s'rnIa. ~
- GEORGE q. NfLkINS,
fHiN Sulerinfar lent. Rala.....r. "a
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4 ,oAkNS LOAN OFFICE, Cbvsu or ia Ss,.-,
W. 90 NsD fgs Ace.ss, entrance on New -"
~ 1 me city Money loaned q the lowest rsss q
~ interest On Gold and Silver atcbes. biz
S sIna ClOthins 0arDsts, and I'll srscles of
ooc1fly
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THE APOPLECTIC STRoKE-A middle
aged physician said one day To the writer
LAS was walking down the street after din
ner felt shock in the back of my head as
II some one had struck me: / have not felt
well since. fear shall die. just as my an
cestOrs have, OF paralysis. What shall do -
The answer was, Diminish the tension on
the bloOd-vessels, and there need be no fear
of tearing them in a weak place" Now. this
expresses in plain terms the exact cause of
apopleXy i'll the great majority of instances;
and II is one, too, which every one has il in
ms power 10 prevent. blOod-yessel of the
Dram, rom causes which will presently be
mentioned. has lost some of its elastic
strengh; food is abundant, d geStion is good:
blood is made in abundance. but little is
worked of by exercise; the tension on every
artery and vein is at maximum rate: the
even, circuitOuS flow is temporarily impeded
at some point, throwing dangerous pressure
ON another; the vessel, which has lost its
elastic strength, gives way, blood is poured
out, clot is formed, which, by its pressure
on the brain. produces complete unconscious
ness. This is the apOplectic stroke. 1t will
DC perceived that there are two leading con-
ditions upon which the production of the
stroke depends; lessened strength in the
vessel, and an increased tension on IT'D
BldcE, ti Popt8oT Science Monthly for Apra
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1HE NATIONAL CAPITAL RIAL Estate.
ASSOCIATIONS on Wednesday His1lt elected
9riceTs Tor the ensuing wear. as fJiLOwS--Dr.
i l. Catbcart, president reelected. II III .
Andrews. vice p resident; Geo. COVE. treas
nrer tre-e elected: Il n. Tappsn. secretary ere
electedl- John Burnside. John T. Corr gan.
John Evans, +. n. smith. Il. r Maher. 4 70 2
Pardon. j. j. Jett, J. H. Hilton, J. I Pritah-
ard, directors.
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THE COTRTS,

THE ElmwCod and Warwick Collars at
Francs, 45l-I33 eth street.-AdU.
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PLANT penny Alright. and twill come up
a pound" Deposit i'm the Metropolis Savings
Bank, corner of tn street and Louisiana ave-
pup-
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