davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-10-09

Ddne pre- bann 20 0eHrS.
l. eanS Der IL Issts sSmbarsisr. S''o.as bon
T. Der piraten.eieutemant. GrldbIuns
BON Balouin M6nbaujen.
o. Die Dlauen unb 0elben. DsnejusIa.
nii&ss GbarattsrbilO bon SrisOri&
a. Der waab e~trasburs's. ga,.rIdmOi.
tder Roman bon 6eribert Hau.
q. TeutfdlanSs @bre. biftoril&sr NO
man ppn Bernb bon Guied.
g. DaS Iefament Neter ees 0roAen.
sROman uno Gsi@i%ts bon Sueian Der
bert.
as. Der taisssmSs ~Ssndnher. 6iaort.
ider Roman bon ". .. @ra&o0ssI.
Ia. xie ShiosSiebe. CINE er,dbluns aus
benz alen Berlin, bon Geor9 Dill une
DeemefS, Criminal . Gei6i6te bon
Srieo. 5riebri&. 3ulammsn in sinsm
Bano.
II. Serr aetOq. Criminal . Romaa bon
Gmil 0aborian.
IA Smsi beiters Gsibidten. Bon aSOlt
Misslburs. - Spei Gpbne.- Serc'
bias. 3uiammen in elnem Banb.
10. Der tpae bans: Criminal : Vel4i!&tt
bon ". StredfuB. llno Die @pbne
Sarnepelt'e. 6itorii&er Npman bon
eamibt . gssiBsursls. 3ulan'n1sn in
ID Nm Tbrom nns 2eben. biROrii&sr Ro.
man DON 0eprg biitl,
Ia Snt Wdtenfer. Spelaler WOMAN uoh
6riebrih Gerit1der.
"a 0abriele, haS 9Seib beS gptsierS.
Criminal . Stpnele BON Is. pitalpau
uno Ole Tranctireurs, Gr3dblnne
aus benz beutIh : franjoiilden Rrie9t
bon Grisert@ Ssritadsr. 3uammsr
in einem 8anb.
-, @in Nerwprfener.. criminals lopsl,
BON 3. .. B. 3emme.-DaS 8prffbdus
pber Die mi!oe Sago in Der pfalj. gu.
ianlmen In einem 8ano.
10 Ssremtae Mnh bic fdDne 8tncenlta
Der berr ce4 1~auies.-6rau GO
dteu.-Dte Herlpbte.-He9ine. Or
labluuaen bon Yaria bon OIfess. gu
ianlnen in einem Bano.
o II. 10. SDer EeIS DON @rl. BonsW. @. Brad
ooeel. 3pei BGn0e.
m. Dte alte i~panifdbe urfunce, yon Wr
mano. limb Da1 6eipenH. .Gpiiob
aus benz oeutIh. fran30iilden Rriee
BON .. 3. bon Deosnrotb. 3uiammtl
III eiuem 8ano.
-, Bier Blitbsn une cine GruGt go
belle BON gBilbelm g 9mibt. Il plpmba
Wopeue bon prpspsr Wlsrrime. gu
iammen in einem 8anb.
70, Gl6mjence Babnen.. Roman bon Aue
Silber1tein. liter Bane.
\ - GIGn,euee Bobuen. .Nolnan bon Muq
Sil6erItein. 2er 8cno unb Die &pnn
brinst % an Zen xas. 3uiammen /
einem Bano.
10. Die B~aronin. Roman bon @ueen %
benrotb nno nRit eifernsr @ann. 3u
iammen in einem Bauo.
-. Ole Gflqpsrsi Der eiebs. RoHan ~
@sMAse AAA =
, 1875-10-09
n. u %. Bb. Die &afns;et5en. Ftomam Ron d
VI. 6adlGnoer.
-. v. 80. Do. Inn &3eptet unb 4rpneu. 4sttros
man bon Oregon Gamarom.

n. Y. 20. Bb. Die &dtnSjet6eu WomoH BON n
-. u. 80. Rb. I'm essptet unb Rrpnen. 8sttro.
man bon Oregon Samarotp.
Ser Nor6 : Muterifanii6e 9plnetidet
unD
tlnfebIbare Ratbsebet
fir @intpanberer unb Ginsemanbtrte.
Gntbalt cine tuss ssfaBte nnu fur Seosrmann PERTAINS
li6e
,@rammatit Der englilden Spra&t,
nsbit NnIeituna in turjsr 3sit
obHe Sebrer en9itib ipredben unn fdbreiben Az
Iernen;
a%uBerDeln cine
rolfdnbige W uiteri a mIunq
Bon Sristsn, %stnansen. 6uiitungsM GOntratsn
aDe1leln, Nnfpeilun9en, 3eitungs. NnHonceH,
Geltdftstarten &C.
Gfebsn3ebnte Muhaae.
Wappoedel 9ebunoen, so Gents, NIT Sober . Nii6sn,
so Gents.
9ie Contribution ber Ser. Staaten,
neo1t erlduterungen uno seididtliher Ginlsituns
Sur ~ipeJieQen B~ennsuns fir
Vtntpanberer Mnb Gbulen.
Ysarbeitst bon SuItus Sstn.
1ritte Muaase.
@tbunoen, 80 Gents. GarfOntrt. % G'nts.
@ebihte
2nbpia nb1anb.
z75 Ssiten spo, brpdirt, $1.Oo. Glssaut ssbpussn
nit 0s!bpreiung, $3.50.
Ser anerifanii&e. Yaitetenz8 ader
Doer
SnftrmctiDe MnpeifMn0
our Mnferti9una aaer Nrten
palteteu, Sorten unb Gterrabme,
BON { tito Griebrit, prattiidsr paIteten . Dddss.
Wreis is Gents.
, 1875-10-09

Solseube biniee
%oHs=, Sngenol6riiten
nm6 &Omaue
hno gu baben tn anen beutfben
Subbanblungcn in ben
TeretHi9teu Staate1 uub Ganaoe.
Grjablunget bDn 0nitaD yficriB,
Sn bibi9e Bappoedel nit Utuslin.Giideu
gebunben a 25 9ents.
9as gtanrredbt.
Ote Oeporttrten.
pie MnSmanberer mad Mfrffa
Sd)neteer unb 0eiger.
Gbrtftopb 4%olumbns.
Slarus unb Mdria.
Srane Don Sbmbura.
nnredlt Out sebefbet ntctf.
Sie grhnbnns bes Wprseaans.
Ssr ats arisssr uno fem sobn,
ole Molsnmable, = Der flsins Gamaritsr.
Die ssaiis, Oesr cine CUTE abat Hnost oft aui srO'H
Johanna, Soer surd, ssaebt yum eibt.
per arme &ottfriee.
Ger AuHtg unp Der MAILER.
gas Nleeblatt. Oret Gelbidten. 1. Ser ,reue
Siener, Q. Der paiber uno lem Sobn. 3. Die
phaurnenmGnn~x.
pie @~udsudssubr.
Jacob Hne feline I6bne.
Gr3dblllngem Dor Gaiparius.
SH hibide Bappbedel nit Ufnslin'Riiden
gebnnoen a 25 Gents.
4efcttdbten aus benz Gpefart.
Der Cd)ulmeiffer unt fein Gobn.
StraRbHrs anf Der %dJan3.
Tolfsgeididten.
in hitbf6e Pappbcdel nit MusIin,Rii6en
gebunben a rs Gents.
Der 3tgeHMer, bon Glaubredt.
GdredenSiabre.
Die &tnmn1e DON Nortfcf, bon DIaubreht. nno
Sobann DON 2epeen, Der Dropbe Bon
Wobert GERBER. 3uiammen in einem Bud.
eefd5i9ten ses pfarrers 6%iebsnttfdb. Bon
Rabtlaser in @ranaba. Bon Sr. ysorben. unb
3annbaufer. Bon Norbert 6irte. 3uIammen in
etnem Bano.
BARRIER Gauaenfd1t8. une
eumPact D~asabunsus. 3ufammsn In sinsrn
, 1875-10-09
Meenten Verlanetf
Drof. Sowlfr ibfr Maanbarkeit,

SSethIidbfeit ..nne seren sesenfsitiae Sssiebun'
etebe, TIRE @efrse. Mea6t &c. asentsn s~srtaafen
taeli1 BON t5-25 Grsmplars, Wean psnee f6 NIT Yin.
sats %irab.rer G~-1ttefstt an BITE National @ubiifbtna
Go., philadelphia, pa. 4~gpttopr;
, 1875-10-09
Gttel bis gum Greet.

nSaben Sie's i6on geb0rt, Srdulein @ita
bat einen Nobren sebeiratbet ?"
vSreitid-unb ptlien Gle aud parum ?"
vIein."
oSie iast, neil tbr baS ShwarSe gar 10
gut ftebt."
, 1875-10-09
Saus In DsutidlanS:
Knautb, Aaduo / Rabme,
2Ai93is.
<pf &pecmlatipmelt

iuerosn bon uns in ieber Mrt nur sesen G%ommiiNot
aus9efibrt. Puts and Calls an bic befen bduler 81
nieoriaien &aten. &olten 800 bis 5000, bic OFT
$4,000 0ewtnn brinasn. pampblete, bic ertldren,
ipie g8aa Street Spscnlatiouen aussefibrt tperoen,
frei %perianot. Sbidt nat einem @semplar.
GMmbribee s 60,
Bantiers uub 4rDters,
4gBsjuus Mall Ctr. sesw 9orf.
, 1875-10-09
Giniae quite Griinoe

1.-gine neue &rRnbuna, srinoli& serat
unb ssFhert bur@ patsnt.
2.-Wfa4t einen pDIIfo m menen 2e6'Su9,
sleib auf beiosn Seiten. an alien Grten BON 6toffss.
3.-2auft Ishht. ianft. serdui4los unb rai&-bsHt
6 ombinatio n BON @isenl1aften.
4.-9ausrbaft-IauftSabr e Ian9 obne Wepa'
vaturen.
5.-8errt4tet allie Mrteu BON @rbstt
nno Sauep Mabereien IN elmer por5i9lihengeetis.
6.-Sft fir ben @rbeiter iebr lei1t 5u b n D..
baben. 9is adnse Der sti0e fam rssulirt ipsrosn,
,u6breno bic MaIbine i'm Gauge 1T. uno otele tann
nit eiuem Saosn perleben psrben, obne baB berlsibs
ourd 26ber 5u seben bat.
s.-plon eimiah, itnnrei6, elegant, tnosm
Der Std o bne ben Gebraub oon Gos g8beel 0ears.
yiotarp Cams uno 2eper Mrms formirt iuiro. Dat ben
Iutomati DropSeeo. pelber etne slst&'
mdBise &6nee bes Sti6es bel tr9enb
elmer 0ei9miubi9feit II bert. Dat unlsrsH
ueuen 3breab Controller, pel6er cine 9let@'
mGBise 8eiue9uns Der Meeole.Sar srlaubt uno etnsr
Der|lesuus bes Gaoens oorbeu9t.
6.-Gonfructiou q Ii Berf srsfaltis uuo o0a'
enbet. SIT ~fabri5irt BON ben 9idttfen MT
rfabrenfen 4rbeitern in Der btrtibmMn
Remington Mrmorp, Snpn. u. o. pbilacelppis
Office: $40 Sbeffnut CITRATE. 9Ut7mat.
, 1875-10-09
S~6arlabfieber, Dpptberia,
Nauber SAILS.
Wgenten perIangt fir bic
6eicbicbte Der Granger
Sewe9mm9s

VGrmerrrte9 9eAen cte WtpHVpuIS-
Dielss NDtrI sntbalt siusn spardnbtsen ane aatbsRtt-
fhsn Bsrt@t Der &dmpfe Der amerttaniihen GarneE &C.
cen Bite @rpr,Funssn Der @ifsnbatn. @eisafhaften. ntbh
elmer Gsf6idte ess uriprunes unb SSrtf&ritts ess Nr-
Nan psn6e f6 fir sbe-@rsmplare, Bsbineunsen M.
an Rational %ublifbius 60, pbil., pa. 4aD'isp
, 1875-10-09
&patt'S 2ebemS'8 allan.
Gin meDiainiimes Wunbcr.

SDatt'S 2ebemS'8 allan.
Gin mebi3inii@es Wanbcr.
Rtsumattsmus. N~euralsta. Sid. in itrsn, f<mmrea
stadium, Serpfeln, Rbntss. Rrantbett, @rptpelas, aits
ten, srO6t sawd4s, asbsr. unp Mt.rsnlsio.n, Mtne-
,purra &c. &c. wirb aufS 8eftmmttae burb biefen 4Sats
aaer @einisunssrntttsl .setetlt. Dsrfslbe TT ~3wetaab.
SunSssttauisnss ssn Sdasn ssbflt unb eurtri nsts,
penn mad Wprftrift ssnpmmea. ST etn f1erss pstl-
ntttel RON 8tfsln tn agen beIbaren SdIeu, eurirt bic
faalfen aiteH @ef&ware, fslbff no Der SnO&sn loon sn'
ppatfs esbens.8 allan eurirts Ssrrn 8. Q. ssn.
map, Graebpen i'm part. 8 gu B~speflpn, ". D.,
pom .&rpntften Wbsumatismus, naGbem berfelbe ssns
GrfOls psn ben ppr,asliafsn asriten GurSpa's snb
4meriia's ~bebanbelt rporoen mar.
Rpatts Sebens;S alfam eurirts Ssrra q. o.
5eas. Dpdmsfer ss. III Maabtipn Str, spn fsnsn,
sefdbrlidsa @elGpir, na6bem er feds Nsnats tint
srpaspaS Spfptta! mar unb bort aIs u%ntsilbar siIart
purbe.
Spatts esbsns.B alfam bstlts s.rrn 5asos xsts.
@e&wure, nobel bic JdulntB i&pn bts auf ben 8npGen
s~eprunsen mar. 5err U. bat pdbrenb Is Sabren uad
8~sl&tbener 5siluns teins Wiebsrtpluns Der Srantssis
erfabren.
spatt's ::eebens. Balfam earirte 5srrn Wtutam
springer. so. 1888 BrpOme Ctr, ppafdnbtg BON sst-
ianestem @tsumatismus 70 srnalttsr Mrt, bas bsr,slbr
q" Ys's isa mi n ai%t isin as' sas as'g ,am s sssifs. erssSsa s Sis
8a sabsn in Der saapt.0fFse, 246 Srane Str. nab
otl APptptltfH tW NuGeMetHSH, gu Pl PET OlulWes SSVt
Slafhsn IS.
SSatt's berabmte $ etImttteI ftnb:
Spatt'e uufetlbarer Qebens. BALKAN su 81 90.
Spatt's IA b., bptpelt farter Qebens. BALKAN, tu
les. - Spatt's Yulmpnte Ballam, pbsr Der Sdwmp.
ildttsen Nreunb, au $f.OO. Spatt's Swib &tat.
msnt, ~unfstlbar fur aeibsn aub Sbmer;sn isbsr Writ,
~ SO Gents. - SpattS Snsa, BUR fir G~rtaltums,
8ppfpeb, SnHuenia, @atarrb, gu Is CITE.
gDenn pbtee Aritfel nidt tn surer Mppttefs pber an az.
REM plate su baben tFnb, 70 trsnpe man ft btrett autas
Central Depot, GAG @ranbfr., u. D.
@emin 3. Spatt & Co., &ieentplnsr.
ueberaa bin per @rpreb Serf&tdt bein, baIbsa
| DuSenb. 13nt2Ufan
S6arlabfieber, Dpptberia,
Mauber sails
Sas erI9redenoe rlmIid9reiten oieIer Grantbeiterr
madt ben 0ebraud, zines Wtittels n0tbig, fuelbes ibre
8erbreitung uno S6otli1feit oerbiuoert. BrOmO-
ChlOralum, penn man einen Sbeil NIT finfjebn
Sbeilen gBaiier miidt uno 0ies tG9lid gum Muslpiter
pes Wtunces ober 0ur9eln benubt, linbert Die .@bion,
berun9eu, ma@t ben Ntbem woblriebeno, Wirtt als
cine Ir5enei se9en SdulniB uno oerbinoert Die In'
1teduns ourb c~onta9ioIe Iusl6pibun9en ooer per'
siftete 2uft. Sir rauben ooer entjinoeten 6als fpeno'
man oas Wiittel Ioiort beim @rideinen oes uebsIs an
IS ioate bdufis in Mobnbduiern. &ranterjimmerl
uno am &Orper 9ebran9t fperoen, nm oieaJaeinlibtel
5u b%efDrbern. Man beior9e ii9 Elm 4ampblet.
Tilden Il Co., Gbemiser,
4gB!So3 176 gBiIiam Str, 9teip Yorf.
gu uertaufen bel allen Dru99iiien unb bdnblern.
, 1875-10-09
6eiutatb un6 Trem0e.

Rontaue unb Gr3dblunsen in srob SSo. for
mat elegant bro4trt.
preis pro eane SO 0ents. @ebuneen In eetn'
pann pre- Bann IS 8enss.
, 1875-10-09

NAenten perlanAt I |sn. It, 10 . s@
taufsnbe Bud, ipelbes lie ~publicirf porben. Wtan IaiIe
i3 YrpbeIeiten fominen uno uniere Grtra. Beoineun.
sen fir Mesnten. National Publishing
Co., philadelphia, 90. 4fp17m3[
, 1875-10-09

HnA mtdnner une Trauen mercen fest rtr'
taMet fir unfere neueu @plcfeeern.
Bilcer, ssdbfetbe, ~9einenfaben unc Sdbretbpa'
pier. 0rpAe Gtnnabmen nit Gtdcrbeit &C.
mddbt. Weau fhrsibe fpfprt UNI Gtreulare an .. Z.
GsueruEen. Hubltlbtr, Concord, u. d. 4gB4n1i,
, 1875-10-09
KNAUTH,
& KUEHNE.
3 an k Geld aft,
lib Broadway,
NEW YORK.

RBetftI auf msbr ais 200 Der bsbsutsnessn stdsts
tn europa.
0eIS'Mus,ablunsen our& bic ~oftdmter ioiuis per
2elesrapb mad allen iplaBsa In Dsuti@lano,
psterrst&, Der ea~eil, bOaano, Ddnsmarf. Sdps'
ben unS Norpsssn. ben Gmpfdnssrn frsi ms baus
~sefisfert.
Grebit.Brtefe fir Neifenes 5ur nesnuBuns in allen
eroBersn St6btsn Der alien gDeIt.
@tnsafHrnns bon Grbfbaften unb Gorsernmsen
iebsr Writ In allen pldben Gurppa's.
Hsrf1tHums BON @atern uno Wafeten naH
europa.
Osr,onuns anfommsnbsr Outer In Stem vorf, uns
Weiterbsf6roeruns ~bsrieIbsn mad benz SnIanbt.
0urOpaiiHss @els auer art ssiauft anb Ssrsaaft.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-10-01
The Great Alexandria Lottery-some Of ii
Prizes Drawn.

The Great Alexandria Lottery-soms Of the
Prizes Drawn.
In accordance with the announcement OF the
managers, the drawing Of tho lottery for the ben
eft of the Montpelier Female Humane Benevolent
Association Of Virginia was held at Alexandria,
Va, yesterday. This scheme has been extern
siveIy advertised throughout the country, and as
result out OF the 900 tickets originally Issued
some 10000 were sold. The aggregate Of prizes,
as first announced, was 81 900 900, and under the
rules ordinarily governing such affairs, the prizes
paid would have been in exact proportion TO tue
number of tickets sold, but, with praiseworthy
vsss and at an expense they could not we'll afford,
concluded to pay fifty per cent. OF the prizes, OF,
in round numbers, 100000
had the effect Of eniiyening the city Of Alexan-
dria to q considerable extent yesterday, and turn
where you would anxious ones were to be met St
repta hall, on King street, commencing at 10 a.
m. and continuing until concluded. at the hour
before the opening Of the proceedings, listened to
the music by the Marine Band, which was sta
toned In the gallery. On the platform were two
as 70 rims and ties, but other than that composed
entirely of heavy glass, which gave the audience
full view Of their contents. These consisted OF
small brass tubes or quilts, in each OF which was
paper. Those in one wheel were marked with
the numbers Of the tickets sold, and in the other
the amounts Of tho prizes.
drawing was made, and then one Of the tubes
drawn from each simultaneously, the number
from one designating the lucky ticket, and the
figure from the other the amount which 1t had
drawn, and both were publicly announced. The
drawing was under the supervision OF the FOL
lowing gentlemen, who occupied seats on the
stage: Lieutenant Governor Henry W. Thomas
and Judge James Sangster, Of Fairfax, Colonel
NJ. ID. Ball and r. W. Falls, esq.,, of Alexandria,
and Colonel l.. Washington, Of this city.
Before the drawing began Hon. James L.
Barbour made q brief address, in which he stated
the number Of tickets sold ana the further TACT
that the unsold tickets were all In the possession
OF the officers Of the association and would be
destroyed, which was promptly done In full view
of the public on King street. The drawing was
then begun, the first being number 50, 9oS, which
drew, amid the applause Of the audience, $780,
There were q large number of newspaper men
present from Washington and other cities; who
were handsomely entertained by the officers Of
the association. The following is q list Of the
principal prizes drawn up to 6 o'clock:
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-10-01
What rding-Housekeepsr says-A
tie Narrative.
REAL ESTATE.
Record Of Recent Transfers.

The following transfers Of real estate have been
filed in the office Of the Recorder Of Deeds during
the past ten days: G. W. Riggs to Geo. Kerween,
part lot g. square SIS; g. 500. William Tyler to E.
GoomIs, sub. G, square 11l2; $500. b. Kernon to
T. Martin ct al, part lot TO- square $40; 1000. r.
Ward TO J. J. Fanel part lot 4, square 1872; $500.
p. Diggs to W. Finner, sub. q, square $50; $50.
7. W. Chase to John T. Arms, sub. lots and s,
square &c; s46250. Chapman and O'Brien to ].
F. Green, part lot IS, square 209 q, go s. Stott
and Chapman to Green, do; %, TO. T. Gleeson to
J. Schlect, part lots q and "a, square 6l6; $500.
Louise Dubois to q. A. Tinker, part lot g. square
5l5;t-. B. II. Warner to q. Il. Moulton, lot IL,
square 23S; $4,000. WV. Santer TO b. Roth, part
lot O. square $50; q, 500. u. II. Saffell ct al to
Teresa Ann Satell ct al, sub. and part g. square
400; -. Ellis S. Beachwood to S. A. Terry, lots
81 and IS, square 513; $1,000. Kate E. Lauretzen
$500. 6. +. Appleby to J. and E. Cammack, lot
% square 24O s. 900. Also lot 20, do; Is OoO Same
to w. Conrad, lot %, do; g, 800. A. r. Shepherd
to Margaret L. Hoffman; lot 4, square 164; SIS 900.
Same to trustee to A. g. Hail. sub. Z, square Is;
part lot o. square $40; lot II, square $40; lots g.
8, Q and 10, square l027, and lots and 0, square
1107; -. Geo. Jockey and s. ]. Armstrong,
sub. Is, square Ill; o. 200. J. F. Brodhead to n
D. Cooke, IT., north half lot 8, square $40; e. 600
Maria Roberts TO Alfred Tonnes, -, square III;
$500. A. Brigazzi to Maria y. McCarty, sub. g.
square IA; q 100. W. q. Costin to W. o. Costin,
part lot Z, square $40; -. Chas. Walter TO Eva
Berry TO p Leonard part lot l3 square $40; o. 000
A. Middleton to Benjamin Beale, one eighth in
terest in lot 10, reservation b; O, rs. Maria
Roberts to q. H. Moulton, -, square north Of
square III; q, 100. H, r. Milburn to U. II. Moul-
ton, lot ], SQUARE l0Q2 A. 600.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-10-01
.nssy be laid upon the table; which nosIonv.

Jsnhsy Be laid upon the tsplsi which m0tiOnsss
The resolution was then passed BY vote Of 10
Mr.. Barrett then srose and said that the action
Of the Exchange was not, in his opinion, just. He
q stranger among them, and he did not believe
that any manin the Exchange thought him guilty
Of any dishonorable act. He Was advised By his
''ring; that the prices Of the ring" were driving
trade from their city, and when he and Mr..
Biedler commenced business they resolved to
charge no exorbitant prices. Attic hrst meeting
ofthe Exchange they had exhibited their circu-
lars, lchesp ratesl No objection was made then,
and the action Of the Exchange was virtually
their having omitted to answer the communica-
tion Of the committee, he did not think It had
come to them in the proper shape.
After further remarks, iustifytng his actiOn In
publishing the card Of cheaper rates than those o.
the Exchange, he said his partner and himself
"S9ld nov respectfully tender sae .5s G
mem6erpresent, But the life Of the Exchange was
they would not be allowed to resign.
After Q lengthy and warm debate by Messrs.
Beidler, Janney, Rsam, Hoge and others, MT:
COMMITTEES Of the Exchange were to be treated 50
discourteously as to have their actions ignored
and dropped without consideration. he should i'm.
mediately resign his membership. The Exchange
had made the resolution as moderate as possible,
and It was only for the preservation Of the stand
ing and dignity Of the organization that 1t was
offered at all.
Mr.. Ream wanted no more talk, but desired &C.
ton at once on Mr.. Janney's resolution.
Mr.. Jones then moved that their designations
be accepted; but, as this had been voted upon, It
was declared out Of order.
Mr.. Smithers then moved to reconsider the vote
by which the Exchange refused to accept the
designations; which motion was agreed to.
The motion to accept was then made and car
ried.
The Exchange then adjourned until Thursday
next.
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REPAIRED STREETS.
The cOnn:ssiOnsrs After the Contract

Tie Commissioners After the Contractors.
Some time sr,ce the District Commissioners 10
tilted the several contractors whose work needed
repair that they and their bondsmen would be
held to strict adherence to the terms Of their
contracts, which seguire that the work shall be
kePt In good repair for a period Of three years
and the zane time they dire sfed the coptract-
ors 20 proceed at ONCE 10 make the repairs. Ia a
majCzity Of instances the request was not CON-
piled with, and the Commissioners promptly pro-
eeeded TO have the work done. The firm OF o. L.
Evans K Co., whose eonSsetes were in not.cea-
mIssioneTs have directed the Tesurfacing Of many
OF the streets laid with eoncrete pavement BY q,
Z. Evans ~ Co, involving & considerable outlay,
AND have taken the inftiatory proceedings
against that firm and their stxeties to recover the
cost others will follow at once and the respon-
slblilty IN each case be developed. All Of these
contractors have been duly noticed of this action
and tie intentieC 70 enforce the lLH
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GAME ASSOCIATION.
Completion Of the Organizatiou-A Riffs Club
to be Formed


There was o meeting las. evening In Boswell &
Halls office, in the LIE Droit building for the pur
pose of completing the organisation Of the game
association, which has been under process Of for
nation for some time. Mr.. Edward ChamplIn was
called TO the chair, and Mr.. NJ. A. Tsppan was
selected as secretary pro TEN.
The association then proceeded to the election
of officers, which resulted as follows President,
Colonel J. o. p. Burnside; vice president, Edward
Champlin; secretary, NJ. A. Tappsu; treasurer,
R. W. Barker; attorney, r. Ross Perry; direct
ors, Captain Thomas Smithson and Arthur III.
Mari.
The selection Of name for the association was
then discussed, and finally It was decided that 1t
Pc called the district Of OolumbiB Game Pro
On molten, It was resolved that the regular
monthly meeting OF the association ba held on
he hrst Thursday OF each month.
On motion OF Mr.. Tappan It was further de-
etded that the regular annual meeting for the
election Of officers be held on the first THURSDAY
Of October Of each year.
The following resolution, offered by Colonel
Burnside, was adopted:
Resolped, That members Of this association sat
apart three days Of each week during the month
Of October for shooting with the ride for member
ship in b rife club Of ten members, the ten men
averaging the best shots, on the three days to be
named hereafter, to constitute the club; the trial
shots to be at three hundred yards, and TO be
governed by the rules and regulations OF the
Creedmoor grounds.
The association was then adjourned.
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Base Ball.

The Creightons and Nationals come together
this evening" on the Olympic grounds, in the final
game for the championship of the District. This
is the last opportunity that viii be offered our
citizens wherein they can witness first-class con.
test. The games played between these clubs this
season have attracted considerable attention, and
as the victories stand even the game will be one
OF more than usual interest and excitement. Both
mines have been greatly strengthened since their
last tilt, and 0 very close and brilliant contest
may be expected. A large gathering Of the
patrons o! the game Is looked for and it would be
well those who wish available seats to 20 early
Game called at $50 p. N.
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G. 0. o. O. z.
nee of the Trieunial ssssion.

VUnItIsHC6 OF inc IIIennlaI bessl0n.
The triennial conference Of the Grand United
Order Of Odd Fellows held its second daily ses.
sion yesterday. All Of the delegates were pres.
ent, and the neHly-elected Most Worshipful Pa
trisreh presided. P. G. n. Daniel H. Gustus, Of
Council No. 5, Of Wilmington, Del, was the only
new arrival, and lis credentials were received.
After the transaction of business of the Order the
conference was adjourned at 3 o'clock to meet
again this morning.
The A. NJ. C., or general conference OF the Or.
der meets in Louisville, on the 5th day Of O,:o-
Der. The following gentlemen, representatives
Of lodges Of this city, will participate in the con-
ference, and will leave for Louisville to-morro v:
From Ledge sol, VIM. A. Freeman; IO2S, W. q.
Marshall; 1lS5, W. L. Freeman; 1888. James NJ
ONeal; 1913, T. II. Dade; 1885, A. K. Manning;
1S6s, CHARLES Butler; 1889, James BoWser; 1477,
james II. ElI, and 1902, q. T. Brent.
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WomaE,s TempsTanc, Union.

The semi-annual meeting of the WOmsn's Ten
perarce Union, for the election of oficers, was
held yesterday afternoon at the Holly Tree No
2, on F street near Fourteenth, and resulted as
follows President, Mrs. LinvllIe; first vice presl
dent, Mrs. Noble; second vice president, Mrs
Davidson third vice president, Mrs Roach, cor.
responding secretary, Mrs. Church; recording
SECRETARY, Mrs. HOwes; treasurer, Mrs. Bradley.
AfteT the election Of officers the general business
OF the Union was transacted and the meeting ad