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A NEW DIVISION of the Sons OF Tenn,

A NEW DIVISION of the Sons OF TEMPER
iance, 70 be known AS East Washington divi-
sion, Mo-, was instituted and the folIoWinp
officers installed Saturday night by Deputy
Grand Patriarch Samuel Yeatman, assisted
by j. l.. III. Winfield. Grand Scribe: Z. W.
T., A. n. Thompson; w. p, J. II. Locke; w.
A., J. :. Erly; X. s., A. G. Clark; A r. s..
W n Howard; r: s., A. p. Clark; r., j. NJ.
York; Chap, G. w. Denison; Con, Thomas
Waits; .. s., Joseph Blonde; Lady Sent,
Mrs. j. =. Erly; Lady Con, Mrs A. n
Thompson; Love. Miss Kenfield; Purity.
MISS Locke, ami Fidelity, Miss Thompson.
THE best collar ever made is the EImwood.
1T MS better and looks better than any other.
-Adr.
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EIG HTEEN HUNDRED FIGHTING MEN
BoTND FOR THE BLACK HILLS-It is stated
mat an expedition TO the Black Hills, to con-
sist of one thousand men from Kansas CITY
Mo. under Col. Carpenter, the commander
OF the Jessie scouts during the war expects
go to Denver, Colorado, and thence to Chev-
enne, Wyoming, where they will be Joined
by other parties, swelling the whole number
TO 500 men. They will be fully armed and
able To cope with any body of Indians they
NAV meet. -"
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TWO SUICIDES BECAUSE OF PECUNIARY
REvERsES.-Colohel John M. Powell. for
merly wealthy planter and slave owner in
Mississippi, committed suicide at Brook
Iyn hotel yesterday. Mr.. Charles Benaix,
formerly vice president of the Teutonic Ma
ttonal bank of New Orleans committed sui
eide by taking poison. Poverty was the
cause In both cases
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-12

1HE BLACK HILLS PILGRIMS are already
on the way Fifty wagons and two hundred
men crossed the Missouri at Sioux CITY on
tuesday, and purpose pushing their way
through in spite OF government troops aud
hostile Indians.
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CIT Y IT E M s.

10 HAVE elegant light Biscuits, Rolls,
Buckwheat Cakes. Fruit DumpIiueS &c
you should use DOOley's Yeast Powder. Ask
your grocer for il.
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GoING WEsT.-An Omaha, Neb., dispatch
states that the number of emigrants west
denied Ninety three hundred have left that
place since March I. Upwards of one thous-
and were delayed there Thursday for want of
ears, but were sent out on special trains yes
terday,
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FINANCIAL AVID COHNERCIAL,
WashipSson PYsh yuarkes.

Sold by n A. Golden & Bro, fish agents.
Today: i5,coo shad sold from So to Si4 per
hundred; 1900 behring's sold from Sii 10
sh Per thousand; f.e00 buaches rock ami
perch sold from IN - cents per bunch. 500
single rock sold from 10 to5a cents a piece:
r,ar hurch
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District Government Affairs

The market masters and market emploves
recciy Ell their pay to-day FOR the month of
March.
Tie District Commissioners today par
aOHtd Andrew Johnson. convicted and sen
fenced tn pay a fine Of $50 or ~ days in the
wOIkhOU,e for carrying a razor.
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FIVE MORE CARDlNALS-In addition to
the six cardinals recently appointed, the
rope mas indicated his intention to create
nve Other Cardinals, whose names for pru-
oeni reasons he reserves, but which will be
mpde known when he judges proper. In the
evehtDf his death they are to vote for his sue
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n WASHlNGTON WOMAN'S CONTEST FOR
HER CHILD-INe BToO1IUn Otse S,J.D0xseH Ion.
Observation-Disclosures DonOhue sat this morning
IN supreme court, circuit, part 2, to take teS-
Iiinony In tns matter OF the contest between
duncan ID. Templeton and his Wife flor
merly Miss BabcOck, of Washington, ID. c.
for The custody of their infant child each
SIDE alleging the other to be n wholly insult
aole person TO bring up the child. TempIeton
was tried some time ago for shooting at his
wiie, and there is a divorce su't now pendin :
between the parties. Mr.. Busted appeared
for The wife, and Mr. John d. Townsend for
TempletOn. 'o-
a Mrs. Kennedy, with whom Mrs Temple-
oor poa[ueG before and after marriage, was
called 70 give testimony comprom Ming Ida
Maud Templeton's moral character ON
cfOsS-e&amlnatiOn witness admitted that "A
speculative bOarder, Mrs. Rabcock asked her
10 introduce her to some gentlemen who had
plenty OF money.
Ex-Judge Busted, in a terrible voice. de-
manded-Did you know what that was ior
madam?
Witness.-It could be only for one purpose.
l was sorry
Judge Busteed.-Neyer mind vour Sorrovv
lon't bring tears into this case: leave them
10 the brooklyn case.
After hot encounter between counsel
during which Judge Donohue implorc:l that
70 more time would be waSted-counsel sat
dOwn and chatted in q pleasant and friendly
way across the table.
DIR. John Moore testified that Mrs TEMPLE
Ton and hef husband used to visit his house.
that she was fond of lager beer and whisky:
that she once committed n rather indeljcate
act IL ms presence (Which he described); that
the child when born was deficient in nourish-
ment and he never saw the mother give il
any attention.
The evidence is mostly unfit for pubIica-
non, and the Brooklyn case is clean com
pared To IT, The audience is very large.-N
y. IIDTFSS, ION.
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LOCAL N EW s.


Tords Opera HosSe.-Tony- Pastors Great
Travelling Company
Avenue TneuteT.-HOst OF new stars in their
speciality performances
1neRer Comsqse--The great drama OF THE
Fair of Mullingar.'
ssrfh Street LOt.-P. T. Barpum-s great
Worlds Travelling Fair and Circus
Masonic Teniple.-G Grand fair in all Of st.
PatIick's new church.
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BARNCM's WORLDS FAIR ON WHEELS
The grand procession of the Worlds Fair
exhibition of the great Snowman attracted
much attention as II passed up the avenue
this morning, headed by the gilded chariot
Tor the band and the elephant-nOt Juvenile
Specimen, but full-grOwn monster. Judg-
ing nom the number of cages, the cOmbina-
ton is an extensive one, and will doubtless
draw crowds at the Gth street lot this week.
Banum can't afford to weaken his reputa-
ton by poor show, SO il is hardly necessary
10 40 more than call attention to the adver-
tlsement elsewhere, and advise lovers of
amusements TO 60 and see for themselves
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The CHESAPEAKE Il OHIO CANAL CON-
PANf have acquired the wharf OF the eonsol-
0dation coal company In Cumberland. 1t
has not been made kIs.wE whether IL has been
leased or purchased. 1r'is wharf 10 In South
Cumberland and ii IL she smallest Of the
three, but is well located
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Kelley OF DESTITUTE COLoRFD WOMEN
AND CHILDREN-The 18th annual report OF
The mana gers Of the National Association
for Relief of Destitute COlored Women and
Children states that during the wear fifty-
three iriendle:s children have found a home
with US. and permanent homes with good
families have already been secured To Is OF
mat n umae and those of "a suitable axe are
being taught in the school and work rooms
these things that will mt them for an intelli-
gent ard useful citizenship" The spacious
grounds attached To the home have been utiI-
lied to such effect that nearly all the ex-
peise OF garden truck has been saved. The
matron canned tomatoes last year enough TO
serve for ~ nom once TO twice a week for
the season through. The treasurer's report
shows balance IN the treasury January 18th
IFS, SS,53O.s5. The officers are: President
Mrs = C. POmeroy. OF Kansas; vice presi-
dent, Mrs. q. w. Mcclellan. Washington. D.
G; treasurer. Mrs. GermOnd CrandelI. Wash
lrsfOH. ID q; secretary. Mrs. Emily l.. Sher-
wool Washington. u. e.; mana GERS Mrs
Harriet Inderhiil. Mrs. J. VI. Blanchard
NrS. j. SayieS Brown. Ms. w. r. Nelson
Mrs. Mary Hyperion. Mrs. SayIeS j. Bow
en-. Mrs. Sargent. Washington. ID. c.: Mrs.
Portus Baxter and Miss Louisa =. Swan,
Vermont.
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n%At the annual conference of the Church
OF the Latter Day Saints, in Salt Lake Civ.
Saturday, Brigham Young was Reelected
prophet, seer, revelator, and president.
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Bishop Becker. of Wilmington, having con-
scented to fill his Washington engagements
for him. The Archbishop received a note
ing him that Wednesday, the 22d instant.
had been agreed upon as the day for confer
ring the beretta upon the new cardinal.
Archbishop Bayley expects to remain in
time fixed for the imposing ceremony He
viii return Immediately after the ceremony
TO make his spring visitation for the lower
counties OF this state. The ablegate and
other eignataries from Rome will visit Bal
Boil. SIN. 12fh.
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CoRNs, AO-sThe wise soe heaish On daily
Malks depend, and Thousands patroniso Or.
site d. 3. Treasury, TO avoid 1ainfni ON.
Bunt0ns, Inverted Mails, etc.
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THE FISH FREIGHT WAR IN ALExAN-
DRIA:-The contest between the Bait. Il Ohio
and Balt. 4 Potomac roads for the fresh
hsh freight at Alexandria continues
Baltimore fsh dealer remarked on SATURDAY.
that Ie had received advices from his agent
at Alexandria to the effect that the Balti-
more ana POtOmsc Company were getting
nearly all the freight This, it is alleged,
was caused by the fact that the Baltimore
and OhiO's rate to this city was five cents
higher per barrel than thatof the Baltimore
ard Potomac. Before the reduction made by
the latter road on Friday. when their rate
was put down to twenty-five cents. the Bal
Ilmore and Ohio appeared TO be ahead as
The following extract from the Alexandria
Gazette ofFriday will indicate: The rivalry
between the Baltimore and Ohio and Baltf
more and Potomac railroads for the fish
height business from this city almost ceased.
The former road having, by its increased
facilities for rapid transportation by means
OF the East Alexandria ferry, secured nearly
the whole trade" On the day preceding the
publication of this both companies were
charging thirty cents.-Bdn. American.
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The GERMAN OPERA AND DRAMATIC
COhPASY-A great dramatic treat will be
given our German citizens on Thursday and
Friday nights next, April 15th and 10TH by
Inc company now performing at the ConcOr-
dla opera House. Baltimore This company
was brought by the director, Gustave Schere-
berg, from Berlin at an expense OF $50 900
guaranteed by the ConcOrdia Association.
The artists are among the first OF the princi-
pal theaters OF Berlin and Vienna. The pieces
selected are some of the popular novelties of
the day: The Princess of TrebizOnde" II ed
AstIay," and "The Big Bonanza" We have
nodoubt but that a liberal patronage will be
extended TO them.
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IN TEE iNTERsSr OF TFNPFRlN
Holly Tree Coffee and Lunch Room il N he
olened on stftei opposite the Patent once
Women's temperance Union. The enter
prise is a most commendable one and ~.
trust u may be entirely successful In every
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j. +. BRoDHEAD, No. rs 18th street, Is raw
frg special Improvement taxes at the lowest
rates Give him call before paying. 20
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DIR. c. w. Benson's Celery and Chamomile
Pills are prepared expressly to cure Head
aches, Neuralgia. and Nervousness, and will
cure any case no matter how obstinate IL NAV
be. OF either Sick, Nervous, or Dyspeptic
Headache or Neuralgia, Nervousness, and
Sleeplessness. Price 80 cents per box, sent
post free to any address, or may be ordered
through any druggist ONCE 100 North Eu-
gists. Charles St0tt 4 Co., $50 PENNSYLVANIA
avenue, agents for Washington. 25,t tn e .3t
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THE ELNwoOD COLLAR is made So that
Inc corners cannot turn up. IL hollis its
shape under all ciTcums tances-icI,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-12

FATAL FALL OF BUILDING IN DAN.
VILE, NA-The unfinished brick building
on Main street, Danville, Va, being erected
10y r.. y: q A Gerst for Mr.. VIM. G. Robinson
and which was nearly completed last FRIDAY
afternoon. The front wall fell out in the
street. but fortunately none of the passers-by
were hurt A colOred hOd-carrier working
on the building was instantly killed. Several
other negro wOrkmen were hurt, two seri-
0usly. Two white men were also injured
Mr.. Albert GerSt, one of the contractors
slightly, and Mr.. X. j. Wigglesworth, a gas
inter from Richmond, painfully, though not
seriously. injured.
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IMPORTANT PROCLAMATION.

To OK, Hterds and fhs Pvbhc:-For yorr better
the follow ing relies, whist The ice will be orsn
every business day from q. m. te ~. m. "a Those
who cannot CALL by sending postal card spccf. ing
at residence IN any part of the District 3D. All work
prepaid or G. O. D. will be deiyer at any place In
the District. Goods from distance received and re-
turned by mail or express by W. b. WHEATLEY,
Premium steam Dyeing and Securing Establishment
40 jefferson street, Georgetown, D. q. Ladies' and
Gentlemen Wearing Apparel, Curtains, Kid Boots,
nicely Cleaned or DYED isnl IN
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U..tber Probabilities To-day.
OyyIcz OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
wAsHINsroS. April Y 1878

For New England, the middle state'A
threatening weather viii prevail during she
Say with rain brisk northeast To sout .reaSt
Winds and cool weather. followed by clear
ms weather and rising barometer
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a FoUR-MILE RACE FOR $4,000, GOLD
AT the meeting Of the Pacific Jockey Club i'm
November next purse of $50, 600 In gold will
De offered for four-mile and repeat race,
open 10 the world; $4,000 TO the first horse
"A 900 TO the fourth. Horses from Europe will
be allowed II 800 for travelling expenses, and
from east of Rocky Mountains, $1,000.
BALT1MoRE FIREMEN INJURED BY A
COAL OIL EXPLosION.-Durng the progress
OF fire in Baltimore yesterday a coal oil
barrel exploded, the force of which blew
three fireheu from the cellar to the sidewalk.
They were burned severely burnt but not
fatally.
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oWf IRE IN THE CoUNTy.-The house
vi MISS Ann MeDaniels, on the Brentwood
.,rs. thle our I'm the county, was totally de-
stroyeu ny nre on Friday afternoon Loss
Se.so, ON which there was no Insurance. The
IurIItuIe OF taS tenant, Martin Franx. was
100 los 500. The fire Sri ginated
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Discovery is sold by druggists. co
Celery and ChamomiIe.

GOLDEN HILL is the best and cheapest
family -four in the market an.
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AFFAIRS IN MONTGOMERY Co. Mn
FmW Acctotcn. On Friday evening last an
accident occurred on the farm of Mr.. John
Davis, about two miles north of this place
which resulted in the death of Mr. Moses
Fowler, well-digger. He was engaged i'm
putting In new wall in a well on the place
ard In lowering bucket of stone down TO
him, one OF the stone weighing about ten
pounds, fell out of the bucket and struck him
on The back part of the head, causing concus-
sion OF the brain and resulting in death in
about four hours. He was buried on Sunday
III The old Episcopal cemetery, near Rock
1h0 Bdby.--Our usually quiet community
was thrown into a state of unusual excite
ment ON Sunday evening last, by the report
that dead baby had been found oy Two COL
Ored boys under building at the A gricuItu-
raj fair grounds. Our worthy town bailiff
ard several OF our most prominent citizens
visited the locality, but after rigid search
were unable to find the body. II is supposed
to have been removed before the search as
there was three cornered indication that
something of the kind had been hidden there.
ImpTotentedts-We learn that the Changers
In the vicinity of Darcey's store are now en-
gagged in building a new hall. with schOo,
mouse on the first floor, and expect TO have
The same completed by the 10Th OF May The
new Episcopal church, in the same neigh
bOrboOd, on the farm of r Z. Dodge, esq. is
nearly completed, and will he ready for oc
cupancy in short :ime.-RockciUe Sentinel.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.
ELPHONSO YOUNos g. or
IRE SELLING

IRE SELLING
Lbs. Nh" TURKEY PRuNEs...-.'or 81 o.
10 LBS. CHOICE DkMERARA suG,R,us,oo
10 LBS. SC Nearly white SUGAR for Al 90
1oLBs cnoIcK GOSHEN BUTTER. a. 40
LBS. "a" sUGAR....-................... for al oo
=. LBS. GRAYUL.TED sUGAR..-....,or.I
-. LBS. CRUSHED sUGAR..........-....fo a. Co
LES. CHOICE oOLoNG rEA......- .aoo
) LBS. CHOICE GREEN TEA. Tor - 90
CANS sTABLER's GENUINE BARTLETT
pa LES CHOICE GOSHEN BUTTER f,r q on
DoZ. CANS SUPERIOR TOMATOES Tor 81 SO
LIB. SUPERIOR GOSHEN BUTTER iaraoc
LIB. SUPERIOR oOLoNG TIA. for 30,
LIB. SUPERIOR GREEN TEA ..........-..,,r 800
GOSHEN GUTTER BY TIE TOW
ELPHoNzo YoUNGs q CO.. srsc.r.
MASONIC TEMPLE
srH STREET, opposite q. 8 Patent once
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PArFNTs--The following is a list ofpatents
ISSUED To citizens of the District of Column
6la for the week ending April 18th. 1875: To
wilton e. Dom. administrator of Henrik
Gann, deceased, assignor as administrator
10 Charles q. Ami Ende. Of Hoboken NJ J.,
for Improvement in compositions for pre-
serving food; Joseph y g old, improvement
IN clOtn measuring machines; William G.
Smoot, Improvement in car couplings. Re-
issued: To Montgomery c. Meies improve
nept IN Len : attachments for gas-burners;
sAmnei Garsiiner. Jr., improvement in light
Ing gas by electricity
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INTERESTING CONFIRMATION EXERCISES
AT ST. ALoYSIUs CHUCH-Right Reverend
Bishop Becker, of Delaware. is administer
ing the sacrament of confirmation at the
various Catholic churches i'm this District in
the abserce of Archbishop Bayley, who e to
confer the .beretta on Cardinal McCloskey
This morning, at st. Aloysius church. of
which Rev. Father Mcguire, formerly presi-
Becker confirmed the very large number of
$50 persons, more, he said, than he had ever
confirmed al one time before. OF these 1856
were boys, 1GO girls. and so adults, of whom
20 were converts from various Protestant
churches. The bishop said mass and briefly
addressed the children on the duties devolyetl
upon them as confirmed members of the
Catholic church.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'M'TS

W ~ - ~ II. vi Il -
A Young LADY DESIRES EMPLOYMENT
- as aSEAMSTRESt in a private family or will
sew ny The day Cr piece. 'all at or address
No 10 Bridge ttieet, near M street bridge Ge1rxe-
town. apI2 81
fF NoTlCE-Tne thlrl annual Ula-fins of H.
Wy EIGHTH BUILDING ASSOCIATION viii
De held at Goddard Hall. opposite 1 Mon Hotel.
Georgetown, at = o'ClO-k on MONDAY EVENING
LeMf The ,2th instant. AZ which time an election
Will be held T. r officers To- FOR the ensuing
year; WILLIAM KING.
alIO ~ Secretary.
DASTlR AGE.-Persons desiring copd PASrUR
a AGE by the mouth season for Cows and
EfDDANE, CORNER Of 81 and Market strrct.,
1eofstloMn, ~, .. arl0 "a
H'HOMAS BOWLING, f1ctioneer,
IVA Bridge street, Georgetown.
NEEY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT ON CAY
sIkEET, NEAR sONGRESS ST, GEORGE
TOWN, AT AUCTION
- On THURSDAY. April 9Th, at 5 O clock r.
M, m front OF the premise, ! will sell that
very desirable Lot on Gay street, near Congress
street having front Of eighty five feet IN Cav It
with a depth 81 one hundred ami twenty feet. i'm
proved by two two story Frame Dwellings. Thislo
IL most beautifully located and presents rtre on
portunlty to procure excellent building sifes
Terms: One-ibir cash; balance ia 8, II and j.
months, with interest AZ per cent. Cunyeyancing
JOHN MARBURy.yR.
ap9 THOMAS BOWLING, Aucf
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RIAL ESTATE SALES.-The John Quincy
At ans property. g lOtS.l corner f6fh and /
streets northwest, mas been sold 20 Bradley
Barlow Tor S;O.r'S.
4th street, between n and l. streets next 10
he house of his sOn-in-law, eN-CsoyeruOr
McCOrnick. of Arizona.
Me>srS. BuncarsOn Brothers. auctiOneerS
>oid Saturday afternoon, for =. l.. BlackfOri
and j. l.. johnson. trustees all of lot 1 in
west, To f.. HibbS, for "a cents per foot
amounting To Il 20. Also, part of lot =
square as. on Isl street east. between NJ and
n streets south. 10 l. Fl. Stevens. for 500
Thomas r Waggaman. SO eth street, has
sold Tor i. y. Curtis, OF Springfield. Mass
lot Is, in square east of CAS-, containing
2,sco square feet, 10 Reese ROby, at 10 cents
per foot
Il. III. Warner. real estate broker. has sold
Two lots ON the south side of q street north
willard, To Z. H. Burgess, for =, go. They
are 10 DC improved by fine houses.
THE PRESERVATION OF OUR REcoRDs-
An tTgstg Need.-It has been proposed To re-
move the narshSl's Offict. 20 the rooms in the
west wing of the City Hall, recently occupied
by the collector, &c; but "a much better mole
of utilizing these rooms would ne 10 have
Them occupied by the recorders OF deeds and
wills. The all-important records of these
Offices are now stored in upstairs rooms ac-
cesSiole only by narrow. incOnvenient STAIR
ways, ard are therefore very much expOsed
10 GestTuctisn by fire before they could be
reached Tor removal on emergency; whereas
IN the lower rooms of the west wing indicated
hey wound be readily accessible and would
be stored, moreover in virtually nre-proof
apartments. These rooms are also very
much needed for the use of the orphans
court, which in its cramped quarters up stairs
Is most tneonvenient OF approach by the old
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"a EM0vAL.
~ The Office Of the LYCOMING FIRE tSsrp
a. - GOM . has been REnoy ed to u .on, No.
This staunch old Company has ben in ans-a.sa =
'n'ry ave years. Net ssssss &s $, go '''
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1913 Pearl q. 400 NEW YORK.
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The Baxter Engine.

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know alli Shoot ths
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their address, and 70,
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page Illus ated pain.
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SHOWING all the De.
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over any and ~ 9th;
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by addressing VIZ.
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