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NJ hOUsE. Attorney, 1911 Broadway
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n. ner OF fulsOd avenue ahd BOsran tsrs4.
open ff0.n5 A. NJ t1t T. T.
On Suniay 10 TO- Z. n
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street, Philadelphia. Pa
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uiscretiona, Uverwork the BRAN an = ner
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for over ~ years with pero5t suooe prompt radl
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BARK Tucker. from new FORK for HA'ansA' April
- IAt 81, Ion IL
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wHALEMEN.
sI'OKEN.

Arrived Al New Bedford April II, schr Admiral BLAZE
Hathaway, " Marioa, from the AGantie' OIL not ro'
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District Government Affairs.

THE OLD SCHOOL EOARD RE-APPDISTED.
The District Commissioners TO-DAY sent
each OF The members OF the old Board %
School Trustees. except Mr.. VIM. Il. Woo +
ward Who positively declined 10 serve long
or. the following
''UcGr Sri am directed 20 notify Won
that YOU have this day been Te-appOinted a
member of the Board Of Trust es 81 Public
Schools resident OF the District. and 10 re-
quest You Ia meet the other members Of said
hoard for the purpose OF effecting an Orgaui-
zatiOn Of the same az O'Clock y m. on Tues
day, the ljtn inst Very pcctfully.
NM- 1INDALL. Secretary"
In place OF Mr.. Woodward the appoiut-
meut has been rendered TO Mr. VIM Stick
ney- Mr.. Brook OF the county. and NcSSrS.
Ferguson and Ryder. lColOTc,i members a a
not resign. and sin retain their positions as
Members without Te-aUpOiutnent.
The members OF The board therefore are a
IoII"WS; " W Curtis. =. ChamTlin, +. r.
French heurv Johnson. r. p. DERRICK. c. T..
HoVey. J. y Brown. II. r. Packard. e.. Il.
Smith. FTej W. Nofiat. y Hart Go W
Dyer. Ben. I. Lloyd. G.. ". Mitchell. John
II brooks. J.. = Brooke, j. II. Ferguson, w
y. Ryder ar5 VIM. SlicErev.
THE GEREFTT SCHOOL BUILDING TO BE ES-
IARGFD.
IT. accord aTce with a resolution adOptei By
TIE sChoDi trustees ou the ffh instant. urging
The Enlargement OF the Be..et school built
ing ~ the addition Of xix school rooms. ai-o
resolution adopted ~ the trustees AT q
meeting on the SIN instant, that the Dis 10
COmmiSSi toners he requested 10 convert INTO
really money the water stock purchased by
Mayor WaIiach, amounting to~I.#Ir. the in
teIe>t on the school fund. amounting 10
So. and the dividends Of Tie First National
Bank Of washington 20 apply % this Vu--
pose, The li>'Tic- Commissioners have
eTaUftt the request and ordered tie work II
be done. The cost Will De about S1Dub1
which VII De- turE.S' 81 from the amounts
above stated, the deficiency u bG male up
rom the school fund
EUII DING PERMITS
have been issued 10y Inspector PIOwma1 az
follows Geo. otto, a tvO-stOTy brick dwell
tpg north side Of Massachusetts avenue
between 9th and 9Th streets northeast. =gOl.
james sullivan. a frampdyeliiug. south sill
4. between III ami 81 streets northeast, 500
Edward Hayes, repairs tO brick house. north
Side / street between 1St street and New
Jersey avenue, 49,. +. i. Brown. a three
story brick dwelling, east side 9Th. between
n and Il streets southeast; - .5-n. j. Il. Re-
lay. frame stable. north side L, between LIST
and 5d streets northwest: 800.
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GEORGETOKN.

1LL--The numerous friends OF Mr. Samuel
Mcknight. an old and highly respected citi-
zen OF Georgetown. for many years past an
employe in the War Department. in Wash
ington, will regret 10 hear that he is still
Frustrated by the illness which has conf 1ei
him 10 his home on Sd street. in this city, for
several weeks past. and that there are no
signs of Improvement in his condition.
THE HIGH SERVICE WATER SUPPLY
There Will have TO be less waste OF wafer
from the high service supply here, or il will
become necessary 10 cut the water off al
night Those who waste water for street
washing and fountains will please take no.
uce, or they viii have 10 suffer with their
neighbors.
GRAIN TRADF.-MesSrs. Hartley & Bro
sold to-day 500 bushels of wheat at Sl-5j
per bushel.
RIVER TRADE.-Arrived, steamer Sue,
rom Baltimore, consigned TO J. @. Il j. NJ
waters, with general merchandise for Dis
trict merchants; schooner Kitty Ann, from
Alexandria, with 1900 bushels OF wheat for
Hartley & Bro; schooner Clara, from Phila-
delphia, with cargo OF coal for Dickson &
King; schooner Bailey from Kennebec river,
Ne, with cargo OF ice for kenne0ec Ice
Compauy.
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LOCAL We II S.


Auction al H,mpier's. optiCian. tonight.
See announcement Of the steamer Mary
Wa hiT gtOu for C. morrow
The street lamps Will be lighted at 10. 20 n.
m. and eNtiuCUi>hed at a. IN.
Tie coast survey steamer y. ID. Bache is at
the navy yari for repairs.
a ICst ard chain enclosure is 10 b. placed
around the Smithsonian grounds.
The programme OF music by the Marine
band AZ the public grounds should he sent To
Us earlier in the DAY to secure insertion.
See elsewhere the advertisement of Jus
tice Thompson The health OF this much
respected magistrate and old citizen has
b'eu much benefited by his late visit to the
Blue Ridge station. Maryland.
The Capitol, North q Street and South
Washington Railroad Company propose to
lay out street through the ground which
they recently purchased for sta bleS, etc, and
To build a small number OF substantial
houses To be rented to their employees.
An operative 81 the Treasury secret service
division arrested a ColOred man, named Jas.
DtrTing. this mOTning. for attempting To
have a Cancelled - national bank note re-
deemed at the redemption agency. He sent
= hoy To the department with the hill. and
sayS he found ID on the sidewalk. He is now
in Jail. awaiting hearing on the charge OF
larceny.
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4 l. Z Y 4 " ID RIA

NOMINEES FOR THE HOUSE OF DELE
GATES.-The names of Messrs. W. III. Fowle.
c. III. Smith, r. f. Knox and Alexander
Hunter, are spoken of in connection with
the conservative nomination for the house
OF delegates. and those of Messrs. l. c. O'NeaI
ard Isaiah Fisher for the republican nomi-
nation for the same position.
n SNAKE IN THE HoUSE.-The family of
Mr. Powers, who live in the building known
as Inc Virginia House. upper end of King
street, were considerably alarmed yesterday
by large black snake which made its APP
pearance there, and which. when aSSailet
ran up stairs and concealed itself in one Of
the beds
THE CROPS IN LOUDOCN.-The LOudoun
Enterprise says: The wheat harvest i pretty
Well wound up in LOudOun. and the general
opinion of our farmers is that there will be
more wheat made than last year. The corn
Is very promising, and the hay has been
greatly improved by the late rains. Cd
-gfTp OH
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= New business Cuter,rise

M,SSTs. II. Is. Smith, Of Williamson IN
and l.. h. stone, Of Llmira. New York, are
ahtGl 70 start an enterprise in this city.
which. besides giving work to large mum
Ter of men, ill ara materially. il they ar
rEoI tTly supported. To the business interests
of the city, and VIII doubtless do much to-
wards retaining "A portion OF the city which
has here tOiOTc been little more than waste
land. These gentlemen have long been in the
lumber trade, and are men of means. They
nave purchased III the neighbOrhOOd OF South
capitol and streets what is known as the
EdrEOlOw wharf property and about 30 900
leet OF land, ON which they propose to erect
an extensive saw mill and lumber establish
ment-MT. II. W. Smith. OF this city, being
their agent and superintendent. MeSSrs
Maynard and Gilbert are now engaged in
driving piles for a foundation for the mill
On thl> they VIII erect a twO-stOry frame
structure, 20 by 10 feet, and an engine and
boiler house. 20 by - feet. The engine is of
go morse power. 70 inch cylinder. - inch
stroke, smart OF wrought iron Il feet long and
II men diameter, with a balance wheel p
feet IN diameter, weighing six tons The
steam VIII be supplied by two tubular boil
eTS ~ feet long and feet in diameter. TIE
main line Of >hafting in the well is inches
IN diameter and 60 feet long and the machi1-
cry may be enumerated as follows: Two mil
IeyS oi > Tons each for the two circular mills
running 90 inch saws; one Muley saw; one
large double edger for ripping and edg-
ing; one single edger; one gang
4athe mill of five saws, one picket-hea tIlg
mill sc. The mill i supplied with all the
necessary pUlleyS for connections and a
large jack-wheel fer hauling logs into the
mil. and ny machinery the sawdust viii be
taken direct from the saws 10 the furnace
me nTm expect To have the mill in full one
ration by the lst day of October next and
rom logs nom North Carolina. Virginia
%Id ne Eastern shore Of Maryland towel
here III IaitS. VIII cut every description Of
umbeT. from the p.aSterer's lath to the
heaviest bridge timber. With a working
Ioice Of about forty men the capa .ity Of the
mil! viii be from $4,000 To ~. O,6 feet of Iurn-
Der per day. They Will have two large
WLaTveS from which 10 lad lumber and also
q loom Tor connulng the logs. and through
the yards will lay tracks To faciIirafa iba
running of the lumber out and piling it, AT
thl> point on the river the channel runs
ciC>e 10 the shore, and McSSrS Smith a
stone are 10 be congratulated on securing a
pace with such facilities for their business
~ j. 10 he hoped that they will meet with
Such support in their enterprise as TO make
IL q success.
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NEW tMETHoDIsT) MISSION CHrRCU.
y meeting was held last evening az the cor
neT of 18th and III streets northeast, for the
organization OF a Methodist church \ tent
had been erected, anda large number of The
residents of the neighborhood and several
friends from the central section Of the CITY
cOngresated in response to the printed call
Issued by presiding elder Rev r. H. Speake
Rev. Joseph r. Wheeler. pastor of Wesley
chapel, presided, and Mr.. Hensy was choSei,
secretary. y committee To arrange for fbe
location OF church building aud other
matters was appointed, consisting of the
keVS. j. X. Wheeler and G.. q. Markham
NeEsrs VI. NJ. Kaighn, Warren ChOatp
Alex. BielaSki, Wesley, LandOn HpDsev
and woodward, who are to report at a future
meeting The movement has been in CON
temptation some months, and is under
charge Of wesley chapel. from which church
SO many mission chapelS have had their be-
ginning The pressing elder, Rev Mr.. Speake
IitS appointed 10 take charge of the work
h"E. Alex. BielaSki, recently from the BOs-
ton Theological Seminary. The meeting was
enthusiastic, and gave indication thar the
movement VIII be successful and that soon
a substantial church will be built. Services
Will be held in the tent tomorrow.
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SUICIDE OF A TTsTATOR DOES Nor II
VALIDATE HIS WILL.-Iu the orphans
court yesterday decision was reached ia
the matter OF the will of the late Samuel IL.
McIlwee, the court deciding against the
caveatOrS. The grounds OF objection by the
caveatCrS was thai McElwoe late q police
Cihc6rOi the middle district, was of unSOugl
mind nj the time ne made the viii. After To-
viewing the objections raised to the validity
OF The viii the court remarked that the de-
ttaSeddltd from the effects Of pistol wound
lHiictcu 10y his own hand with great GOODNESS
ana delbeTa'iOn. He left a number of
friet as NJ his house, calmly and deliberately
proceeded TO his own chamber and barirg
bis side and seating himself on the edge of
his bed. discharged the ball into his BODY
Seifmurder does not necessarily imply men
tai alteration. In conclusion the court said
that the evidence in support of the aIlega-
ton that the deceased was Of unsOund mind
AT the time OF making the Will, &c, was not
sustained. The caVeat was, therefore. dis
missed at the cost of the estate of the
deceased and the paper writing of April ,.
80, was admitted 10 probate as the will and
testament OF the said McElwee.-BdU. Ga-
zette lOfH.
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DIG fHoroGRAPHS.-Thei immense size of
some of the Photographic producfions axo-
Ssteu AT the present day Is well Calculates IN
t .i>s astoaishment Recently, pictures of
. s1..' SIN, M nave oeen made of the new opera
ana taiee feet four inches in height-these he,
ing obtained IN one single piece bv we'll
AnD"n processes ana with the aid OF a large
TINS purpose All the lines of these rcmark-
able pictures are represe nted as OF necuIiar
artSuc eNotlence-the mouldings. busfs
ineuailioDS, and even the minuteSt details
BENG reproduced with rare perfection. The
attempt is being made 10 secure pictures
even larger than tn csc.
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HORRIBLE DEATH. AT MINNEAPOLIS
Mimi, VIM. r. Frudner, night miller i'm
Stamwitz X Shober's Touring mill while
attending 10 his duties, caught his clothing
between the cogs 10 the spur wheel, and ia
was slowly mangled. The body was not dis-
covered until the following morning. when
IL was found that he had been ground nm Inv
fnenesi Ills clolning was completely stripped
from his body. his arms crushed almost 10 n
pulp, ms right arm being torn from lis SOCK
et, and his legs tangled and torn In the re-
leLiless wneels; In his desperate agony he
succeeded IN taking or one Shoe and hurIInS
~ ihto The wheels, which stopped their n1er-
children. ~ '"t0o
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erty odge, No. G. Knights OF Pythias. have
been installed as fOllOws.-P. C.. Geo. RVaiI:
{. c A {. Whitney; V. c., Frank T.. Cross;
/; JoIn II King, ". at A. a. y. Thompson;
1. u, H. L. Hicks; q. G.. Geo. r. COxau
Also, officers of Franklin Lodge. No. &C
=, VIM III. kel, V. C., II. W. RaoIeS: p.
Edward Dunn: .. o.. John lost y
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THE UNIVERSITY REGATTA AT SARA
TOGA LAKE-PreparatiOns for the Cniver-
SLY regatta on Saratoga lake, New York
next week, continue. The crews on the lake
are all In practice. Yale has changed one
man and taken new shell. These changes
nave lowered her stock slightly. although the
Yale seems still 10 be the fovorite The Wil-
Hams crew injured their boat Thursday, but
were out in her yesterday. The Freshman
race VIII occur at II o'clock Tuesday and the
University race at II O'Clock Wednesday
The crews 10 participate are the following
Yale, Dartmouth, Brown, Cornell, Hamilton
Union. Princeton, BOwdoin, Wesleyan, Am
htrst, Harvard, Columbia, Williams and
Trinity. AT present Yale, as already indi-
Gated, Is the favOrite, with the friends of Co
lumbla and Harvard disputing the place
CNcites grpaf favor.
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IHE WONDERFUL SUCCESS achieved by the
american Rlhe team at Dollymount was
solely attributable 10 the fact that they paid
ihelr special Improvement taxes Through
J. < Lay Il Co, p 4 :. street before they left
70, Europe. 05 ~
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ENILED ECCLESIASTICS.-The will short
y arrive in this city q community OF Cam
chm monks, who have been expelled from
germany through the operation of the FaIl
Jaw, passed some time since by the German
Iarilament. These monks will proceed &c
Cumberland, Md, where they will take
charge Of the church of st. Peter and Paul,
recently under the care of the CarmeIite
fathers. The latter have returned to Kan
sas and Kentucky, whence they came Faith
er Anthony, who is the prior of the cOmmu-
nifty OF Capuchin monks referred TO- reached
tlls city from Germany few days ago. and
after paying his respects to Most Rev. Arch
bishop Bayley, left for Cumberland, where
he is now making arrangements for the re :
ception of the remainder OF the body.-Balt.
Americas, 10th.
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CIT TIE us.
GRAND OPENING of the Mammoth Cave
Cigar Store Saturday. at il6 Ith street.

GRAND OPENING Of the Mammoth Cave
Cigar Store Saturday at il6 eth street.
WE BFsPEAK liberal patronage for the
IN Crwich Line, (which is now isS uing round
trip tickets from New York city 10 the White
Mountains and the sea-coast resorts Of
Maine Tor the low price of So. We believe
this To be the best opportunity ever offered
tourists, and they are not confined To one
route, but have the choice OF seven. Be sure
To ask for tickets via - Norwich Line " which
with full particulars, may be had at all our
principal railroad stations.
HATs.1oBuy your Hats, Trunks, Umbrel-
laS ana Gentle1pen's Furnishings al Lewis,
go tth street, between / and X. The best
stock and the lowest range Of prices, for fine
gOons, in the city. 81
$50 to $4,000 has been invested I'm Stock
Privileges and paid goo per cent. profit. q How
10 do it y book on Wall street, sent free.
Tumhridge X Co, Bankers, Wall street,
New York. 6,3;
FLETCHFR's PATENT WINDOW SCREEN
Best invention of the age for the exclusion
OF Flies, Bugs ard Mosquitoes. Hamilton
& Pearson, Y. NJ. c. a. Building, sole agents
and manufacturers for the District OF Co
lumbia. 26,eo2;
Corns, Vascular ENcrescences
BuniOus, lugrOwing Nails. &c. success fully
treated at DIR. Whites establishment, SOS 18th
street, opposite the Treasury. Hours: from
a. m. TO p. IN. Fee, = per visit. Owing 10
press of business during office hours Dr.
White is unable to attend patients at resi-
eences, except after p. m.
For Moth Patches, rreckIes and Tan, ask
your druggist for Perry's Moth and F'reckle
Lotion. 1t is reliable. For Pimples on the
Face, Black-Heads or Flesh Worms, use
Pe7Ty's Inlprored COrneJone and Pi1lpye Rem
ely, the Great Skin Medicine, or consult Dr.
b. Z. Perry, 40 Bond street. New York. SSH:
THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE sales OF
1917 were s2l9.6O. 4.l2-s,wt
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ADVICE TO THE LADIES from the Boston
traveller women should not wear stripesi
stockings, as they value their precious legs,
for the anime dyes used in produ cling certain
colors are poisonous, and cause the worst
Kind OF Malignant sOres-and OF all nuisance,
sore legs must be the worst and most destruc-
1--WE OF beauty. Strength, grace and good
lCoks are walked away on such legs. A great
American genius, the late Mr.. Hawthorne.
has said that white stocking is Infinitely
more efective tnan black enc; and certain
ly, whi:e stockings and little, low black
snoes ios1n chd,sSshre that has no equal for
feminine feet and legs, and that is far sumo
rior TO one that has all the colors of the rain
bow. Striped stockings on women are as
much out o; place as striped shoes would be
Oh men,"
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S"Latin and Greek are all right" said q
Washington county farmer TO his son, a
young graduate, the other day, but gimme
man who can pillow around an apple tree
thout touching the rOOts.'
r. AT school exhibition in Auburn, y. Y,
ON tuesday evening, a chemical preparation
exploded in the coat tail pocket of one OF
The professors, and in moment he was in a
blaze. There was great excitement until they
had put the professor out.
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JUDGING from reports there is hardly a
douot but Holmes "Old Man OF the NOM
tam pills are rapidly gaining precedence
charm. - " -
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THE ElmwOod collar is made so that tbe
cOrhers cannon turn up. IL holds its shape
under all circumstances
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.skIoRDAN.S MsiTE sULrara

As,sR FREDERt"h COrNrY WAC va.
NuD AUd-a bal m.l"s from ~-ephrTs1u's n.n.r.
Terms f,r Nav June, - Tf-rufHe AID a.. .4..~
= PCT day. p - pr Vtrk. AMI s g. n.r U....r-
Tor july and Aurg-'. : - pr dav, iF r.r -r. r
ara e. per month. s.#fIH-.u HUt Scr. arfH H ...
price. E"vr1 trlitil ktf- Uum Washiur lr : ...
Pam Thlrts AZ khlitt House.
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SkA THE Npl SrAlN HnIS F.ar tl.sH-
wy son SPRihGs-Tris farallfs -rr.r...
l..-.FkI resort ,f rh- SrI.n- 10 &C me Alice ..
~ b.. peUel f.E tlr r-rs -. n ni guests .. d. .
l~f5. since l1-f r..lIi The IrU1l.fnEs haze H..
IlarCec AND ET %. :. lupF wed AuI new Ful t--
iul drive, have been made 70 rough fn. Er..I ..
For further INF ~ Arf,r address a. either ut r..
pltr-s .. sutluuU3 lrius. -hH Proprietor IT, s
NJ Lin 4 60 gT..a.u Springs, gamH-., .r.
Pa, or loud Hotf' Phil i-lFhfa be-. o..
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Mooais'S itoTHt..
LE0NARDT0WN. MARYLayB.

LA MOoSE's ttoTEL.
lE:Gl LEONAHDTOWN. MAEYLAYB.
u li"N open for the r"c"pipn - Sumuaar BrarI ID
The tat l. supplied "a ia tbr best tho naval g
torts Am ng the srsu-.'uou.~ salt Mafar "a H.
ing. Fishing. Boating 'sr4uet, And Blwlfrg -.
loon Two excellent phrtIriaHs in the town. T--rls
: "a pcr day. - per mouth Children aus rrf-.
hsli price, hrsi table fr pCa. Stsamer piI.r s rt
leave " Arlington every Saturday morning az E A
~ J.; arrives At y =. m. Si.sWnr sue laat. IS I'll
Mulday ~ .. IN arfiv~- Tu#-davs a. m AIR -
HEkBtE Ut +. MOOsE, LopEar4tswu. \. W4-. ..
couufv 80
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"A CURiOSITY.-HunGreis Of people crowd
81 th- Drug store Of Or. HicKling corner Of
ftnh> yIvanla avenue AMI 81 street. Lass
nisht 10 see the night-blooming ccra,ss- II
VIII be IN bloom again to ght.
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HATS.-Buy your Hats, Trunks, Tmbrel-
las and Gentlepen's Furnishings al Lewis,
go IN street, between 1 and X. The best
stock and the lowest range of prices, for fine
gUUds, in the city. 81
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ENCrhsIoN.-Thee excursion of the w. V
II. I. viii not take place Monday, the I2th
instant.
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MARRIAGE LICENSE has been ISSueI In
David A. Stundon and Mary Brosnahan.
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REMOVE HOTEL.

4..ItEl This Pleasant and Popular SurlrI.- r..
AZ GaIUVo. P.f'.~y ivHufa. On ID. lira 10 srr
Pmisdelphia a Erie - lr1ad o. now open l.r ODD.
acc mm1datluu - Nl-ifrr-. The Situation 81 F..
Horel Immediately on the SuFlrrhaua river. d -#..
midst - SPLENDID Noun ain scenery and cont q
90 Celebrated cunning aud trout fishing r.r .-.4.
renders if unusually attractive. while Ill. a.. u p.
moasfiors provided are e the very b.-t Kind. I'D.
cur~iOu tickets t. k-nCyO sali 40 al tha rrii
pal Office q the PeuT-y sauis Raiirstd tsrirsrr
Tor 10 ms aud Raies. address PROPHET
REMOVE HOTEL. RENogt. pa T.sB-..-,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-10

eVThe first female graduate of Mexican
university has been offered - 600 wear and
Ter expenses 10 tell what she knows in a
Japan school house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-10
COAL AND WOOD,

STRlkEi STRIKE SrRIhE FOB YOUR
- FIRES
WOOD, WOODrI COALI COAL!I
S5.O0-S5 OO-S5 .OO-S5. 90.
Being crowded with c0nSignrnents of all Kinds %
WOOD, cargOes upon caTgoeS, daily arrivals, more
than We can dispose Of readily at wholesale. hence
We are pleased to inform the public that notwith-
standing the strike in the coal mines we propose 10
FURNISH uel al price within the means Of the hum
blest indi yidual.
LOOK LOOK!
GOOD PINE WOOD deliy cred for SIS per cord.
OAK from So 10 81.
All kinds q COAL with DO lbs to the ton at the
lowest possible price.
Also, SAWED aud SPLIT WOOD at correspond
ingy low prices, al
JOHNSON BROTHERS.
Main Office and Depot at JOhnsops Mharyes, foot
OF 18th aud 18th streets southwest.
naoo. 1902 street northwest
c"S~ SlIl2 oth street nava5 eoly