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Hammond and BENTLEY.

THE MEETINGS YESTERDAY AND TO-DAY.
TIE children'S meeting, beid yes terdly af-
ternCOn in Dr. Mobiles church, corner GJn q I'd
g streets southwest, was well attended and
very interesting, quite number remaining
at the inquiry meeting.
EXCLUSIVELY FOR MEN.
1t having been announced that meeting
exclusively for men would be held at the
Congregational church last evening by Mr..
Hammond, the edifce was well filled at
seven o'clock, Notwithstanding the snow
storm. The choir was occupied by forty male
singers, who, during the early part of the
meeting, sang under the lead of Mr.. Bulley a
number of appropriate hymns. After prayer
by Rev. DR.. Rankin, Mr.. W was called
on and made "a few remarks, and was fol-
lowed by Mr.. Prince, the convert; Mr.. Nc
DOugall, a u. s. consul in Scotland; z. IL.
Rymal, of Jackson, Mich; and Mr.. Ro-
WalIy, convert, IN snort addresses. Mr.. Ham
mOnd, after making some remarks on clean
Illness, read from Proverbs, 9th and eth chap
teTS, as 10 lewd women, &c, noting that he
had held meeting in Edinburg which was
attended by 500 such. and $50 OF them never
went back to their haunts of vice. He said
that many young men are the victims of a
peculiar Sin, and the fault is often with the
parents. who neg lect their duty in warning
them. II conclusion, he made an urgent
appeal 10 the uncODverted. The inquiry
meeting followed, and was kept up until
near eleven O'Clock.
AN OPEN AIR MEETING
was held at the corner OF In street and Penn
syIvania avenue this morning al ii o'clock,
and quite a crowd were addressed by Mr..
Hammond, Captain Hester. Mr.. Wolf and
MI Rowally, and quite a number accepted
The invitation 10 attend the Lincoln hal,
meeting, which was, as usual, very inter
estiTg one, bnt the pressure on our columns
to-day prevents publication or our usual re-
port of the exercises.
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DIR. c. W. BENs SONS CELERY AND CHAM
oMlLE PILLS are prepared expressly to cure
Sick Headache. Nervous Headache, nySpPp-
Tic Headache, Neuralgia. Nervousness aud
SleepieSsneSs, and will cure any case. Price,
50 cents. Sold by all Druggists ia Washing
ton, Georgetown and Alexandria. 22teo
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ate, yesterday, bill was ordered 10 its third
reading to appoint James b. Beck. Of Ky,
an arbitrator in place OF VIM. a. Graham,
deceased, in reference To the boundary line
between Maryland and Virginia, and TO fill
any future vacancy in said position; also a
bill to- punish cramps" and others for tenn
IoraTy use and abuse of horses and mules;
resolutions condo mnatOry of Federal usurpa-
ton in Louisiana were defeated for lack OF
constitutional majority, and the vote was
r6cOnsidered and further consideration de-
feTTed. In the House leave was granted 10
introduce bill TO make the execution Of the
death penalty private occurrence. A bill
was passed To regulate the liquor traffic and
prevent intemperance in Baltimore county.
The general appropriation bill was passed.
A bill was passed directing the attorney gem
eTal TO proceed against the gas companies OF
Baltimore for forfeiture OF their charters.
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INFRINGEMENT IN NEW YoRK.-New
York correspondence Of the PhiIadel phia
Ledger says: The city hail people are in
state ofpOsitive CONSERVATION. The assem-
bly, has passed a bill cutting down the sala-
rles of the entire personnel of the municipal
government from % to 80 per cent, begin
ming with the mayor and ending with the
mayors doOrkeeper. The several bureaus
too, are TO be raZed, so that one man will
have To take care OF each, instead of four or
five. If the senate concur, IL is plain to see
that local politics, as "a profession, Will cease
TO be q paying business. and that many who
are now following it will be compelled 10
retire into private life.
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LOCAL NE " s.
Amusemesfs, &C, Tonight


National Theaisr-The fifth Avenue Com
paDy In "Pique."
1heafer COg,iQtse.-First class varieties.
Odd FsRotrs' Hon Navy Yard. l-"Gruel
societies entertainment" by Van Boyle.
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QUICK PEEsCgIPTToNs.-Prof Wilder, OF
Cornell University, gives these short rules
for action in case OF accident:
For dust in the eyes, avoid rubbing; dash
cold water in them: remove ciuIers, etc,
with the round point Of a lead peacil.
Remove the insect from the ear by tapid
water; never pat hard Instrument into the
ear.
II an artery is cut, compress IL above the
wound, II wien is cut, compress il below.
II chOked. go upon all fOuFs aud cOug1.
tor slight burns, dip the part i'm cold wa
Ter; II the skin Is destroy ed, cover with var
niEh.
For apop'cxy, raise the head and b1iy;
4 faintiAg, lay the person Hat ISVacIss
Standard
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OUR FIRE DEPARTING Nr-ueettIg Of The
COBH,iSSfOHeTS.-The Board of Fire Com mis-
sioners met last ight-present Messrs. Nor
gan, (pTesident,) Reed, secretary Collins,
CineeT A1onin transmitted his report for the
month OF February. stating that there were
ten alarms for fires, which involved an eSti-
mated loss of s., 900, with insurance on
the same of ~ coo. On the 81 OF February the
roof ard chimney OF the house ad jOining en-
CINE house No. was blown over on the lat
Ter, resulting in considerable damage to the
roof OF the engine house. A communi-
cation was received from Mr.. Frederick w.
Pratt, secretary OF the board OF fire under
writer's, informing the cOmmiss toner's that
$40 had been appropriated from the disabled
nTemen fund TO pay physicians bin of Rob-
eTt Liable, who was injured at the recent
Georgetown IRE. A vote of thanks was re-
turned the board OF fire underwriters for their
action, and also 10 Mr.. Gilbert, OF George
town, and others, for books donated to the
dremens library. A communication re.
ceived by the chief engineer was laid before
the board. 1t stated that the William Penn
visit this city In July next, with sixty men
and band. James Eveleth, superintendent
OF Winders building, and j. f. Thompson, of
the navy yard, were given FIRE alarm keys.
IL was decided that the lieutenant OF each
police precinct should be furnished with a
master key for the release OF the police
fire alarm keys, provided that when they re-
lease a key they report its number and the
tions in the department were received from
John Minor, James c. Lomax, w. Boston,
n. Miles and John ConsOdine. An applica-
tion was also received from VIM. ID. Mack
for position as IRE alarm telegraph opera
tor; referred. John Fisher, OF company No,
3. was dismissed from the department on
The charge Of insurbor dlDatiOn. The board
decided 70 recommend the appointment of
Mr.. George II. Noyes as fire alarm operator,
The appointment 10 take effect from the ist
Of February.
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Contiensea Locals.

Fine cigar store for sale. See al.
Street lamps will be lighted tonight at
11l5 2. m, and extinguished at 4:45 a. m.
j. Z. Parker sends HdTpeT'S Weekly for
Mast.
Robert Bean sends Harper's BeekIy: from
james Bellew we have Frank Leslis's Illus
srafed NelrspdpeT, and the Irish WOTEt
The Illinois state republican association
net last night. and number OF new mem
hers were elected, and Generals & \. HuTI-
but and Thomas j. Henderson made adj
DR.. Won BuIow's concerts next week Will
attract crowds of music lovers, as his first
apps sTance here gave such pleasure to the
most sPpreciative of his audience Excel
10 mt programmes have been prepared. See
advt.
The lectures by Rev. Moncure n. Conway,
Saturday. March 4. on Oriental Religions,
and Tuesday. March I, on The Crowned Re
public. or, English state and statesmen
Tickets for sale by Warren ChOete-DTomises
entertainments peculiarly rich in theologi-
cal lore. and for students in matters or state
very Important assistance in their studies.
ISnIGNANT PROTEST OF THE TEACHERS
OF THE CoLORFD SCHOOLS After the reg
oiRT weekly instruction, last evening, In
n usic and drawing in the Sumner building,
the teachers Of the cOlOred public schools
held meeting tor the purpose OfcOnsiderinC
the charges against them made at the meet
Ing at John Wesley church, on Tuesday night
and reported IN yesterdays STAR. Resoiu-
lions were unanimously adopted that as ~
meeting held at John Wesley church, Ferru-
airy 20, 1876. series of resolutions severely
~ fi6 cttre upon the teachers generally of the
cOloTtd schools, charging said tea cheers with
1ncOmpetency, lack Of educational quaIifica-
fiOrs and refinement were passed; therefore,
We SOlemDly protest against these charges,
coming as they do from persons we have
never known, officially or otherwise, and
from the best attainable information totally
unit To pass upon the educational quaiidCa-
fiODs OF either the teachers or pupils in the
eolored or any other public schools. That
having been required to pass a rigid exami-
nation before receiving our appointments,
and thoroughly tested since as TO our
capacity 10 teach and govern a school, under
the requirements Of the board OF trustees, W
consider the charges OF these unknown per.
fCns gtatuitOus and insulting To us iudI-
vidually and as corps of teachers in the
public service.
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THERE are always anumber Ofpeople who
avail themselves OF leap year TO get married
on the day which Will make the anniver-
sary OF the wedding come only once in four
years. The most notable weddings of this
sort announced for the present year occurred
az Baltimore, Nd, Carroliton. H., and
Knoxville. Tenn. At The first place ex-Gov
James l.. GTOOme to Alice l.. Edmonson, at
the second Senator SharOu'S niece, Emily L.
Sharon. to Mr.. Thorn of st. Louis, and at
Knoxville Parson BrOwnlOW's daughter
Frances, TO George GREY Iatta
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Ffr,t-oIHs, aconrin1 nnh Hrs,n.-

~ NIhsE NtNuItHt I'M DyNlNN
A. Fischer enlarged his establishing az y
removing TO his new building, sos q street, 5
doors west OF 9Th street, just lew steps
from his former place on 9Th street, where &c
ls ready 70 do any WORK IN bis line in MS SO
perioT manner. Kid Gloves and Shoes,
Grape Wells cleaned AT a very snort notice.
Ladies' Dresses cleaned without aKen apart
and spots removed without clearing the
whole garment Gents Clothes cleaning and
dyeinC a speciality. 1l.N-tr
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have been preferred against the Rev. j. W.
May, pastor of the Methodist Episcopa,
CbuI ch at Chesaning, Mich. He is charged
" ith adultery, immoral conduct in making
improper and insulting proposals to lady
members of the church, and unchristian as
sertiOps against gentlemen members OF the
church. In consequence of the same Pre-
siding Elder Bartlett cited Mr.. May TO ap-
pear before committee of pastors for trial
March 1.
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SICK HEADACHE-lbT Or. BenSOu's Celer7i and
-(ndIROpiHe Pi1s Invariably cure Sick aud
Nervous Headache, Neuralgia and Nsrvous-
ness. Price, 20 cents. Sold by al! Druggists.
Postage free.
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NERVOUS HEADACHE.-Dr Or. Rc7iSops's Crlc-1,
ana Ch0nonlRe I1'Ls viii cure Nervous Head
a. he, Sick Headache, Neuralgia and Ner-
vousneSS. 20 cents a box. Sold by all Drug
gists. Office l06 ". Euiaw St, Baltimore Nd.
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ANoTHER VICTIM or Coat OIL-Susau
Thompson, the cOloTed woman. who was
Washington on Monday pight, died les night
about II o'clock.
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BUILDING ASSOCIATION. The sixth
monthly meeting OF the Hamilton Building
Association was held at the board of trade
rooms last evening. After about two hours
spent In receiving subscriptions and dues
and issuing stock, the secretary made ad-
vances ON thirty-fv shares at an average
premium Of about - per cent.
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CHARLES HEIDsIFCK SiIlery, Extry Dry
apd Grand Vim Medsille Champagne. For
sale by Hall & Hume l23,eoS:
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The Mc.ropolis Savings BapL.

This bank pays i've per O. nj. interest on
sll deposits made on or before the 81 OF each
month. SAINT NOrInent, president: v Acker,
vice president. j. A. Ruff. cashier. 225.s
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Weather Probabilities To-day.
OFFICE OF CHIEF SI6rAL OFYICER,l
A arnE q ls-k

For the mitdle and eastern states. rising
h arCrne ter, in cTeasing DoTtheriy winds. COIL
|er clear. or clearing weather, possibly fol-
bowed by = slight fall in pressure, attending
Ia severe storm some distance off the coast.
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Corsrc1 e 80 = - su -, 80, 49,.
snds OF the intelligent public pstrOnize DR..
Whites establishment, 1916 Pennsylvania
avenue, opposite Willard's hotel, Tor relief
from Cons, Bunions, Chilb,ains, Inverted
Nails, Vascular Escrescences, Sc Estsb-
lShed 1851 Fee 81.
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fHs NATTorAL SAVINGS BANK, corner q
New York svenue and 18th street. pays 5 , r
cent. per annuGn Oh deposits for each calendsl
month. Ranking hours. TOD ssturdsy s
70 and tos. TJs,lStie
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BROKE HIS LEG By FALL-About ~
O'Clock last night Patrick Caniy fell ON "a
DIR. Boyle attended him, AID he yTas IA xeI, 70
Providence hospital.
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IIEBIG's LIQUID EXTRACT or BEEF, In
pint bottles, combines all the elements OF
nutricious food, and always affords relief.
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CRIMINAL COURT .jjEiye 1fTc .hTfHyT.
To day, Henry Shadwell, assault with in
tent 10 kill; convicted of assault. William
Dean, Charles Dean, VIM. Allen aud VIM.
Ritier, larceny of sails from vessel; on
Trial.
CIRCUIT CoURT-J,5dqe Cartier.
To-day, the case Of Wilder agt. Welch was
resumed.
PROBATE CoURT-Judge DIN.
Tuesday, in re estate OF Rosa Smith, de-
ceased; order appointing Julia Miller. al
ministrairiX. In re estate of Cornelius
Foley, petition for letters filed and order OF
publication issued. The Will of the late
Frances j. Dodge, deceased, was fully
proven. Sarah Boston was appointed guar
dian 10 Richard Boston. JOS. $. Stettinus
was appointed guardian IN James w. Byers.
In TO will Of Patrick ScaulOu; citation u
show why will shall not go 10 Circuit Court
on Issues. The will of the late Rev. ]. W.
Hoover was flei and admitted 10 probate.
he leaves 500 to ''the Board OF Church Ex-
tension of the NJ. +. Church; $500 20 the
Baltimore Branch OF the WOmau's Foreign
Missionary Society. The wills Of Thomas
Morris. hOTdeCaI Lewis, and VIM Bingham,
late OF Philadelphia were admitted 10 pro-
bate. The viii of the late Margaret g ieen
was pTGbated. and f., +. Queen qualified as
executor. Letters Of administration on estate
OF II. ID. j. Pratt were granted TO the widow,
and on estate of Richard Carter to Sarah
Carter. The will of the late Cynthia +.
Raines was admitted to probate, and letters
tesiamentary were issued TO W. NJ Raines.
VIM. IL. Dennis was appointed bailif of the
court.
POLICE CoURT-Jufoe RleH.
To-day, Joseph Clancy and Robert Dor
sey, larceny OF SIS worth cotton; six months
each in jail. VIM. II. Lee, assault on VIM.
Partridge; s. and costs. Henry Sn4aiiwOOi
assault on Sarah Davis; -. Martha Jones,
vagTaucy; bonds. Peter Henson, vagFaucy;
released on condition OF leaving the District.
Lizzie Dwyer, profanity; -. James Mil
burn, John Johnson Sidney Brown ris3r-
: each
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DoiIx WaI1S an Eo-T

Stimulating LinIment cures a
Pain. 8.
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THE SOUTHERN men and woman are very
stately, and show a type OF humanity more
graceful and polished than can be seen in our
northern climate and harder manners Tho
tellectuol, refined and spiritual than any
otner. IL Will take another halEcentgry to
snow what freedom in thought and religion
Is capable Of producing; bat the result W
be something finer that the world has vet
seen. There Is n growing quieneSs Of man
uers and SOfteniDg OF voice that is very
Fromislug.-LR Zee DT. BeHo'Cs a. Washington.
CUMBERLAND COAL TRADE.-The ship
ments OF Cumberland coal from Cumberland
during the week ended February 2G amo!,Dtai
ny the Baltimore ard Ohio railroad and
2#'o tons l cwt. by the Cumberland and
fennsy lNania road. The to5ai shipments
since January are III ,I32 tons IS cyyt, OF
which 1854 tons II cwt. were by the BaitI-
more and Ohio railroad.
SUFFoCArrD BY GAs.-The occunants Of
vo dwellings in Providence, r. l.. were
found iosensible from gas escaping from a
leaky main In the street, though no gas wzs
used in the house. They were all reSuScita-
TED except one girl, who II was feared would
lot live.
az Galveston has a Venetian floating
boarding house and beer garden.
az Maine is the fifth state that has aboI-
ished the death penalty.
hs~Whisky is seven ty-flve cents a drink
ia the Black Hills.
R7-The Kentucky legislature is first for
bendTlcks and then for Old BIZ Allen.
S-A hundred pounds Of fOur COST trent,--
eight dollars IN The Black Hills.
sS-The board OF education are wrestling
with new problem. "Why is it," they ask,
chat before the reading of the Bible ia our
public schools every morning, the female
teachers always get behind the doors and
give their bustles an extra hump ?'-[ Brook
Ign argus.
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ENAMFLEp earring sets

ESAnELED earring sets, bracelets and but
tons TO match, received at Prigg's jewelry
store. Agents for the Lake George diamonds
IN jet, plate and gold. No. 457 Pennsylvania
avenue, near Ak stgeet.
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WELCOMING THE PEFA CHERs-TheIa ladies
OF the Metropolitan church prepared an ele-
CANT lunch in the church paTlOrs last even
ing, and gave hearty welcome TO the min
listers and laymen now in the city attending
The Baltimore conference. DR.. Newman. in
q few appropriate remarks, welcomed the
guests OF the evening, and announced that
Bishop Bowman would lead the attack on
the Wei filled tables. Professors BurIew and
Wilson and Mrs. j. c. Tas ker furnished some
delightful music. Among the ladies present
were Mrs. Colonel Cake, Mrs. T. l. TuIlock
Mrs. Matthew Emery. HrS. Or. Newman.
Mrs Howard, Mrs. HewSey, Mrs, Samuel
Norment. Mrs. Samuei Emery. Mrs. j. c.
Tasker. Mrs. General COwen. Mrs. SOmerS,
and Misses Fowler. Clara Emery. Eva
Shiles BlackiOTd, Mr.. Grey, Mrs. Doty, Mrs.
Howard and many others.
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For RRoN CHTsL. ASthmatic and Pulno-
nary Complaints. !" RrOsra'S bronchial Trocass''
manifest remarkable curative properties.
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LEI grand Charity concerts at the Ralti-
MOIe AcateDy OF Music Will prove attrac-
1--we 10 many WsshingtODians A few seats
ray De obtained az Ellis 4 Co.'s music store
evenings next.
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WASHINGTOS LATEs T CHABIrY-T1s Vsic
lodging House The board of managers GF
the new lodging house charity met yeSter az
afternoon at the Central guard house -
INSPECT the newly fitted up rooms selcctet
and furnished by the board for a lodging
house for the poor. Mr.. a. $. SOIOnOns Oc-
eupied the chair, and Dir. Ross acted as Secre-
IsTy. Messrs. Mitchell, SOlOmOns and Ross
were appointed a committee 10 prepare rules
a regulations of the Institutions. On tHe
hrst floor IS an Office, where the Keeper is
furnished with desk ard register book, in
which record, name, nativity, age. OccupS-
Ion, color. height. weight and destination
or each LOGGER Will be kept. The lodging
rooms are up stairs, ard contain some tifty
cot bees, with new mattresses, blankets
sheets and pillow cases. There IS a wash
loom. with soap and towels, which every one
IL required 10 visit before going to bel. No
one il admitted without ticket. These are
distributed from the v3TiOnS station houses,
and 10 only those believed 10 he worthy. AMI
each ticket entities the holder to q cup OF
coffee and loaf OF bread in the morning. For
this purpose arrangements will have 70 be
made for preparing coffee in the lower room
az the building. which can easily be done
There were eight lOdgers last night.
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Plke's Toothache prnrs cnre in one rnInnt.

No MORE DIFFICULTY In taking Cod Liver
OH (the remedy most relied on nv the med
lCal profession for the cure OF Throat aud
Lung diseases, Scrofula, Debility. Consume
ZION, etc Our Pure ODD Liper GA dqd Ph1s-
f'h0te Of Lime is decidedly palatable, and il
proving wonderfully efficacious I'm above Dis
eases Signature on label-Jno. {. Baker &
Co. Philatelnhia
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MOTHER IN LAw.-Why Is it that the
English spes king man loves not the presence
and is Indifferent 10 the memory of the
mother in-laY? And why, as a general
thing, 90 they ehuckle over such statements
at this?
at was the night on which John Todd
made hiE great speech 10 the colored popu-
latton on Munjoy HUI. Capt. Morrill, from
time To time aWoke the echoes with his can
non. y man rushed up 10 him and said:
"'For Gods sake don't fire any more'
"'Why not?' asked the asJonished John.
"'There's dead woman lying IN the next
house
"Well,' said John, dfshe's dead, the noise
won't hurt heE: and the country must be
saved
'Yes,' groaned the mai. Il know that;
but she nv unnther-tn-law. and I've heard
thai guns will awake the dead ~ R1rpeY's
Monthly.
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BUILDING PERMIT S-A. Baldwin. a two
story and basement brick dwelling, east side
nth. between NJ and y streets northwest:
81 zoo. David Nslland, repair bakery. north
side y. between 9th and 1Oth streets north
west; 500 James Jolly, a twO-stO-y frame
dwelling, west side 4th, between II q G l.
streets northeast; $500. John Foley, "A two
story frame dwelling, west side 5.i. bet Eaen
N and l. streets northwest; 500. Mary
hcCOOk, repair dwelling, east side iIfh,
between ID and + streets southwest, 500.
VIM. Cox, a twO-story brick store, west side
New Jersey avenue, between PaUd q streets
northwest; $500. Elizabeth Hinkle. a two
story and basement brick dwelling, north
side New York avenue. between ith and 5th
streets northwest, - 600. James Bennett. a
twOstoIy brick dwelling, west side 1Gil
street, between Massachusetts avenue and
q street northwest; 5000. W. NJ. NcIHtire. a
bricK office. east side eth, between T. and +
streets northwest: 500.
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CITY ITEMS.

TEN-PINs. 10 cents q game. ~ Rauer's
Bowling Alley, iil2 Penn's avenue. SILT
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MAINE POLITICAL GOSSIP is TO the effect
that if Mr.. Blaine is nominated for the presi-
dency Congressman Frye. of the second dis
trict, will Ontest the United States Senator
ship with Mr.. Morrill,, and that ex- u Governor
Dingley will either run for Congress or take
hand in the Senatorial cor Test. In case
Mr.. Blaine is not nominated at Cincinnati
he proposes TO ego for" the Senatorship, and
the minor polit places will he adjusted
accordingly.-lSpTihgHe Mass JnioR.