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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-19

Dr.. D. 9. 4 ohnEon's
PRIVATE
MEDICAL DISPEHSARF,
70. IL JEFFFRSON STREET,
Between Main snd Front streets,
MEMPHIS, TENNESS EE.
IEsTABLIsHED IN 1850

nE. JOHNSON Is acknowledged by D. par
u ties interested, as By far the most success.
full physician in the treatment 81 private or
secret diseases. Quick, thorough and perma-
neut cures guaranteed in every case, male or
female. Recent cases Of GOuOrTEea and Syph-
Ills cured III 4 few days, without the use OF
merC1ry, change OF diet or hiLdrauce from
business. Secondary syphilis, the last ve9ttge
eTsii-ated without the use OF mercury. In
voluntary loss OF semen stopped in short
tiae. Sufferers from i'm potency or loss OF sex
ia 1Ows rs restored to free yigOr IN ~ few
weeks. Victims OF self abuse and excessive
veneTy, suffering from spermRtOThea aud
10 s OF physical and mental power, speedily
and permanently cured.
Particular attention paid TO the Diseases OF
Women and cures guaranteed.
Throat and Lung Diseases cured by new
remedies.
All consultations strictly confidential.
Medicines sent by express 10 al parts Of the
country.
ONCE hours nom 8 am 70 2 pm. Sundays
from to pm.
decG dAW u. =. JOHNSON. NJ D.
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Saturday, 26.h Day OF February, 1877,
Saturday, 2eth Day of February, 1876,

within legal hours, the following described
real estate or so much thereof as shall be sutfi-
Gent to discharge the taxes adiudged against
said property and all costs as shown by said
Decree tO-Wit: Lots Nos. and 9, situated on
the west side of Lauderdale street, adjoining
Il Hicks, and bounded as follows: Beginning
% "a feet south of Union street; thence west
100 Get; thence south 100 feet; thence east 100
feat to Lauderdale street; thence north 100
feet TO the beginning.
This LIST Jay Of February, 1876.
b. p. ANDERSON,
Commissioner of Revenue, Etc.
9. r. Cannon, attorney.
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No. 1912, r. D.-First ChanceTy Court OF Shelby
cOunty.-B. z. Anderson, Commissioner of
Revenue, VS.. Vim. Johnston.
Pursuant to q decree entered in this
cause, February l, 1876 l will sell, at pub
lie auction, to the highest bidder, for cash, at
the courthouse door Of Shelby county, in the
CITY of Mem Dhis. on
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CRANGEksY SALE
Of
RE al 15Y a I'd.

No. 853S-Chancery Court Of Shelby county,
Tennessee.-OrlandO Brown ct al. vs.. W. z.
Hunt ct al.
DY vii tue of an lnterlOcutory decree for
D sale, entered in the above cause April e,
1870, and renewed, etc. on the llth day OF Feb.
ruary, 1875, affirmed by the Supreme Court,
and renewed again herein February II, 1876,
| will sell, at public aIcJion, to the highest
bidder, IN front OF the Clerk and Master s
office, new Courthouse building, Main street,
Memphis, Tennessee, on
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BY TELEGRAPH.

eBelow bench mark.
H. NJ. LUDWIG, Sergeant.
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No. 944, N. r. D.-Second Chancery Court Of
Shelby county, Teunessee.-B. r. Anderson,
Commissioner of Revenue, ETC., VS.. Maria
]. Jackson ct al.
Pursuant TO a decree for sale entered in
the above cause on 10Th day Of January, 1876,
l will sell at public auction, to the highest
bidder, for cash, at the courthouse door Of
Shelby county, in the city Of Memphis, on
Saturday, 26.h Day OF February, 1876,
within legal hours, the following described
real estate, or so much thereof as shall be suf-
ncient to discharge the taxes adj judged against
said property and all costs as shown by said
decree, to wit: Lots Nos. 10 and ~ OF block To-
Fort Pickering, in the city of Memphis, shelby
county, Tennessee.
This LIST day Of February, 1876.
B. p. AN DERSON,
Commissioner of Revenue, Etc.
8. r. Cannon, attorney.
No 936, N. r. D.-Second Chsncery Court of
Shelby county, Tennessee.-B. p. Anderson,
Commissioner of Revenue, etc, VS.. Joseph
Bruce, ct TX.
Pursuant to a decree of sale entered in
the above cause, on 18th day OF January, 1876,
l will sell, at public auction, to the highest
bidder, for cash, at the courthouse door OF
Shelby county, IN the city OF Memphis, on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-05
GEORGETOWN,

THE REvIvAL.-The meeting last nigat
was one Of unusual interest, bOth as 10 what
was said aud done. General Crittendan, a
Washington lawyer, recently converted
under the preaching of Mr.. Hammond, was
present, and related his eXpertenco with
force and power. Rev. Richard Norris, OF
Dumbarton street NJ. r.. church, made an
eloquent AID earnest appeal 10 sinners. Mr..
Nourse, OF the Presbyterian church. was also
present, AID in q few remarks gladly vel
coined them to the Presbyterian cnurca,
where the meeting viii be held this evening.
a delegation Of EpisCOpalianS were seat
along the canal last Sunday diStFi buting
tracts aud trying 10 do good 10 the boatmen
along the line. They also propose war on
the many "pOlicy shops" with which George
town abOunds.
GRAIN.-By canal-BOat ]. y. Thomas,
with J $50 bushels Of wheat, 2,250 bushels OF
corn and > barrels of flour cOnSi znet 10 J. G
X j NJ. Waters; boat Hattie and Bessie.
with 5 400 bushels OF wheat aud 40 barrels Of
-four consigned TO Hartley & Bro. By river
schooner Kitty Ann, with 1900 bushels OF
wheat gned to same firm. Offering o.
Change amounted 10 about 6O)0 bushels
wheat; sold ~ ~l5i 4aSl.5i per bashel.
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The Jncs.en nemcer.,,c As.oe,a,,on.

The Jark~on Dem. cratic Associa'i n met
last night. John +. Morris, esq Ia the chair,
and DIR. Charles Allen secretary. Patrick
CUllinane was elected a member. Toe name
az John Mcnamara was proposed for mem
bership.
Mr.. Hammond presented an American las
which he bad purchased withfInds collected
for the purpose
PRINCIPLES
Mr.. Z. Il. Culver reported a revised cons
tntlon, designating tie organization as the
jackson Democratic Association, ;" Its aims
being 10 aid In securing To man the peaceful
enjoyment OF his constitutional rights and
the fruits Of his own industry. Coupled with
this he also submitted q platform of princi-
Piles advocating home rule. amnesty, the
common school system, the laboring mans
rights. increased wages, q common currency
for rich and poor. sc. It was recommtttei
To the com mittee with Instructions IN re-
construct it as II was not concise enough.
BAG MONEY.
DR.. Allen submitted resolutions that the
Interests OF the country imperatively de-
msnd the unconditional repeal by Congress
OF the specie resumption act OF January Is
1875. That an Increase of the Circu-
lating volume OF the currency Is de-
manded by all the productive interests OF
the country, which are now so much pros
trated by Ubiquitous legislation. aud Con-
gress should either increase the currency or
remove the restrictions now placed upon the
banks OF issue, so that the people may supply
the demand. y motion TO refer the re SOlu-
tions was lost, aud no further action was
taken on them.
LOAVES AND FISHES.
Mr.. VIM. Homer submitted resolutions
That committee be appointed TO ascertain
~ whose influence such men as j. Bailey,
Fuiler Smith. Chauncey Sullivan, Judge,
Long Whiteside Reese, Levi Jones, Hutton,
Douglass and son are retained In places by a
demo cratic House OF Representatives., while
IN all the public depart msnts good and faith
fol men. who are democrats, are removed to
make place for Incompetent republicans.
That the committee he instructed TO take
measures to inform the constituents OF dem
Ocratic Representatives who support IN aSe
men OF the facts in the case, so that in the
future they may be sure to elect men VINO
not afraid 20 do their duty TO the party tu
which they profess TO belong" Referred.
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ALEXANDRIA.

FISH REPORT.-A fairs az FIshtown this
morning were again quiet. The receipts of
herring have increased somewhat, but those
OF shad and bunch fish have fallen of con
siderably. Since yesterdays report there
nave been received 265 shad. II $50 herring.
and about 200 lunches Of rock and perch.
Shad sold at from $50 TO SIS per hundred, the
herring from Sl4 TO Sl5.75 per thousand;
white perch from 10 TO 16 cents per bunch ,
and rock from 20 To ~ cents piece.
SNIPE SHOOTING has commences in the
marshes on the Potomac. The pot hunters
are Staying them by the dozen, aud ind
ready sale for them at the remuner alive
pTive of 25 cents piece.
BISHOP JoHNs.-At noon to day Bishop
Johns was still alive, but il was scarcely eX-
pected that he would survive the day
[ Gazette. an.
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THE COURTS.
POLICE CouRr-fufns Rle7.

NLsitI NUN N - tI-Ig. DIItts
To-day, Emily Ann Whitney, load and
bOiSterousi -. George Parker, bali playing
in the streets: 81. Mary Moriarty, loud; -.
stephen McCauly and James Grimm for
feited COllateTalS. George karr, indecent
exposure; -. John Fitzgerald, loud and
boisterous; -. Joseph Parker forfeited col
lateral. John ZerweeS. charged with selling
rum without license; fined Sl}5; an appeal
noted. Henry johnson, a cOlOrei boy, dis
orderly in the county; window smaSler;
-. Nathan Ashton, larceny OF Two foot
mats; sixty days in i0il. John Roberts, lar
ceny OF lead pipe. gas fixtures and some keys
from an Unoccupied house; six months in
jail. Charles Johnson, larceny OF a watch
and pocket book and contents from Wm. c.
Dennis; fined 500, or six months in Jail.
Robert Brown, larceny OF a stove: SO or
thirty days. VIM. Bayne forfeited collateral.
VIM. Wilson, for assault and battery; -.
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Condensed Locals.

j. c. Parker sends HnPtrSWtekly for April
Al m Getting OF the Grand ERcsmpment J..
u % +, iaSt rNeDiI <. - Sas decided 10 visit
tbe Centennial in body in September next.
Gen John =. CrOckeT, the warden OF the
jail, has been quite sirk, recently, at his
Ie>lCeI &c, on Rhode Island avenue. Of neu-
Talgis, but expects 20 be out Ia q day or two.
Tie District Commissioner have accepted
an J. yitatiOn from the committee of arrange
nents To be present ~ the inauguration
ceremonies Of unwilling the Lincoln statue
Ia Lincoln square Oh the iith instant.
At Getting last night of the commit ee
TO SITaI &c for the dwelling of tue statue of
Abraham Lincoln, on Ihe 18th instant, Chas.
III. Marshall was selected TO act as chief
mRISl al fnT The taE.
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Hammond ana BENTLEY.
THE REVIVAL lIEETINGs.

Judging from the scene outside the Con-
gTeEatiCIal church, la,t ight, the order that
none he admitted " no were not provided
with tickets was the cause Of considerable
dissatisfaction. Two able boiled citizens
and policeman were required 10 turn back
the thrO8g seeking admittauce.
OUTSIDE REMARKS ON TIE TICKET SYS.
TIN.
Some INDUCED in rather fOrciOle remarks
ever the lock OUT but the great majority
look the matter good naturetly. Il say
mister one would ask OF the dOOIkeeperS,
chow much are the ticEetsY'' Another would
inquire, 81 say, brother, where's the box
OffiCe." Some Goddess young men who had
sought in vain for admittance LEFT saying,
"Come on, sinners, faint no use. There's no
room for us; let's go home" Persons emery
ing from the church were frequently saluted
with, please, mister, give us a check"
Among those turned away were many fe-
males VINO expressed themselves as highly
disguised, ana went away saying. 1.-The idea
OF having to get tickets to go 10 church;
We'll, never
INSIDE THE CHURCH
there was large attendance. After singing
and prayer and the relation OF experiences,
hr Hammond spoke on "The PrOdigal
SOn-" At the conclusion Of his remarks
Christian workers who had come intending
10 labor In some way or other were requested
10 rise for prayers, when several hundred
arose The same invitation was then eX-
tended to all wishing to become Christians.
or aD xious as to their salvation, when nearly
all the remainder OF the vast audience, num-
herring about two thousand, arose. Mr..
Hammond then asked all who believed IN
Christianity TO rise. A number who up to
this time had remained seated rose promptly
10 their feet. The inquiry meeting presented
an unusually busy scene. Each OF those VINO
had come as Christians seemed determined
10 show their zeal, and We'd with each other
IN their earnest efforts to assist inquirers.
TO-DAY'S MEETING.
DIR. SundeTlanG's church was well filled
This morning, and after singing and prayer
Rev. W. :. Hammond read a number OF re-
quests for prayer, and offered q petition for
Abe subjects. Mr.. Hammond read the 5th
chapter OF James, dwelling on the verse s'the
prayer of faith shall save the SICK" relating
a number OF In cidentS of answer to prayer,
among them that of Bishop Simpson; that of
the conversion OF a brother OF a minister in
answer 70 the prayers OF him and the con-
gre2ation. They needed more prayer and
less talk, and he incideDtly remarked that
the colder mems hearts are the longer are
their prayers. They should be brief and
earnest. He asked particularly for prayers
for the two thousand who rose last night,
saying that they wished TO become chris
tians. Prayers were offered by Mr.. Pendel,
Rev. q. +. Needham, Rev. Mr.. Mason, Rev.
Nj WCrthington, Mr.. Bentley and Mr.. Ham,
nord- The reports from the branch meetings
by Major II. A. Hall. Mr.. Pendel and others
were followed by the usual praise and IN
quiTy meeting.
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From w. r. Chisholm; ND, orssw Bed.

Il have employed the Peruvian SyT7sn sue
eeSSfully In cases Of dyspepsia. chronic al.
arrho' a, nervous debility, neuralgia, erysip-
elias, bOils and diseases of the skin: also,
chlOrosis, leucorrhea, prolapsus uteri, ami
IN female complaints generally. AS an al
terative tonic. the syrup ought To be used by
cieTgymen, editors, cashiers, clerks, lawyers
and others, who use their brains more than
their muscles; as well as operatives, pr Mt
eTs. tailOrs, shoemakers, seamStreSses, and
an those whose occupation confines them in
lA-Ventilated and over heated rooms, who
arc liable 20 suffer more or less from nervous
debility"
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LOCAL NE VS..
usements, &C., Te.nfghl

National ThedteT-M1le TItIeOs and the
9trskoscb italian Opera company In "Il
TIOVatOIe."
Fbrds Opera HoslSs.-Grand art exhibition
OF living statues.
Tnedter OoBstQI.e.-" Marked for Life" and
varieties.
ToitR0d0s HG1 -Tsbleaux, music and read
trg, under the auspices Of the ladies' of the
Fourth PTesoy terrain Church.
Flth Bdp'fSt Church, I'd street, between =
And 9Th streets southwest )-Centennial
paZaT.
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Saratosa spripr,tu yUnt.,.

Reasons for going 10 Drs. Strong's Relne.
dial Institute In winter, with circular de-
scribing its Turkish, Russian, Sulphur, Hy.
dropathic and Electro-Thermal Baths, tie
Vacuum Treatment, Galvanic and FRradaic
ELECTRICITY, &c, will be sent on application.
Nervous, Lung, Female and Chronic dis
eases q speciality. I2snaWsS:
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First-CIa,s Securing and Dyeing.

A. Fischer enlarged his establishment by
removing TO his new building, 900 q street,
doors west OF Sth street, just a few steps from
his former place on 9th street, where he Is
ready 10 GO any work In his line IN his supe-
rior manner. Kid Gloves and Shoes, Grape
Wells cleaned at very short notice. Ladies'
Dresses cleaned without taking apart, aud
spots removed without cleaning the whole
garment Gents Clothes cleaning and dye
irg a speciality. llg.-fr
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SPRING GooDs.-Dress and Business Salts
made 10 order. equal TO New York or Paris,
at MooRE's, l0il New York ave.
Square dealing. 4l.6
No ESTABLISHMENT In the city more
prompt In attending To al orders for Sewer
WORK, Plumbing ard Gas Fitting than Ham
llton Pearson, \. NJ. {. A. Building, 9th
best workmen, and onseQuentiy give salts
faction In all their WORK. They keep the
largest stock OF Plumbers and Gas Filters
supplies OF any house in the city, and are
therefore enabled 20 DO all work al me uoSf
reasonable prices. They give low estimates
on all contract work, and guarantee salts
lactios in every Instance. Give them a call
They are good responsible men and deserve
encouragement. SIswkss.
oPrNIoS OF Or. r. =. STEUARr, Pres. Md.
Insane Hospital, Baltimore, Md. 80
i can recommend Lie04gS Liquid Erfrnrf Of
begas the most efficient preparation nave
ever met with. IL combines the virtues OF
1000 and tonic In remarkable way
Too YOUNG TO DIE-ThouSands OF Young
persons between the ages OF sixteen and
twenty-five die OF consumption, every one OF
Whom mlght have been saved ny taking
nae money ~ H0rchOluld ant Itu when the
cough first set ia.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure In one minute.
BAKFR's Con Liver on AND PHOSPHATE
or Lima is really palatabie preparation Of
this truly valuable remedy for Pulmonary
complaint, Debility. etc. BY It's use me
breathing becomes free, the pulse strong aud
fun. the appetite regular. the strength in
creases, and the animal spirits grow light
aud buOyanf. Druggists have IL. JSO. {.
BAKER 4 Co, Philadelphia.
WILRoRS Con LIVER OIL AND LINE
Persons who have been taking Cod Liver Oh
Will be pleased In learn Jhat Or. Wilbo- mas
succeeded, from directions OF several profess
sional gentlemen, In combining the pure oil
and lime In such a manner that 10 is pleasant
20 the taste, and its effects in lung COM
pants are truly wonderful. MANY persons
whose tSeS were prOuDI cei hopeless aud
VINO had taken the clear oil for long time
without marked effect, have been entirely
cured by using this preparation Re SuTe
ana gel The genuine. Manufactured only by
A; -. WILBOR, Chemist, Boston. Sold by
all druggists. eos
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CIT Y ITEMS.

SoD.-Sod cut an even width ant thick
ness by machine. and furnishes az 10 y price.
Parties wishing SOD laid. nr n Law them
selves can he accommodated by addressing
Box AZ, city Z. %. asa
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Weather Probabilities TODAY.
OFFToE or CHIkH SIGNAL OFFICER

April D, 1910. y
For the MIDDLE Atlantic states, diminish
Ing westerly winds, shifting to southerly
warmer clear weather, stationary or falling
baToms .eI during the day, followed by rising
1hpIsdsy morning.
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1917 SP RITGg 1910
PRICE LIST OF
MEMS, YOUTHS AND BOYS
g. L o THIN G.!
A. sTRAUs,
Is1I PIEEsYLyANIA AyKEUK.
DRESS COATS AND VESTS.

Oriental Silk Pl'd worsted Goats & Vests. $40 90
Northampton Silk Ribbed Worsted do. do 60. Il 90
Vienna Diagonal W orsted Goats q Vests. 10 SO
Black ington Black and Gold worsted DO. do Is 90
UXbridge Fancy Silk Worsted Coats & Vests IL 90
Management Fascy Blk Worsted do. do....., 10 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-05

RELIEF FOR THE TREASURY SUFFERERS
Last evening AT the comrnittees meeting
this additional statement was made OF
moneys received for relief of the furIoughed
employees OF the Treasury: Balance from the
Post Office department S5475. making In all
S20S.20; Pension ONCE, $50 80; Office of U. s.
Treasurer, $3.50; balance from the Sixth Au-
differs office, $685., making in all s1SS %,
from the Theater Comique, through DR.. P. T.
keeDe, health officer of the District, $3.50.
The benefit 10 be given by the Joe Jefferson
Club, Friday Afternoon, will undoubtedly be
q great success. The state, Interior, Navy.
War, and Treasury departments will allow
their employees To attend, and Ike permits
sion viii probably be given the Post Office
employees when the Postmaster General re-
turns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-05

SPRING GooDs.-Dress and Business salts
made 10 order. equal TO New York or Paris
at MooRk's, loi1 New York ave.
Square dealing. 4l6
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COINS kc-.Tbe vi.e %, HsaI,h

on daily walks depend" and thousands from
far and near visit DR.. Whites establishment,
lil6 Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Will
lard's hotel for relief from, aud avoidance
OF, COrns, Bunions, Troublesome Nails, Vas
cular Excresences, etc. Established IN WaGh-
ingtCn in 1861. Fee, 81 per visit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-05

COLONEL FORSEY'S CENTENNIAL Lee
TURE.-At the request OF many prominent
gentlemen OF this city, Colonel John w. For
ney will deliver his interesting Centennial
lecture at Lincoln hall, Friday evening. in
aid OF the District fund for providing build
ing on the Centennial grounds for the use
and as rendezvous for Washingtonians
visiting the exhibition. Beside the worthy
object for which the lecture is to be given,
the reputation that Colonel FOrney has as
writer and speaker should attract a large
audience, and IL IS needless TO say an inter
ested
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-05

IHk GRAND TABLEAUx at TaIlmajpe
hall this evening, under the ansnicss - ~
ladies OF the Fourth Presbyterian church.
viii be an affair OF much Interest Se~arai
Vocalists VIII assist, and Mr.. Tweedale Will
read.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-05

TIE MEDICAL a ASSOCIATION OF the Dis
tTict OF Columbia met at GODZaga hall last
evening and elected the following officers for
The ensuing term; DTS. Lewis Mackall, jr..
president, q. Boyle, vice president; j. T.
uIsT; j. c. Riley, A. Y. Garrett, a. F. A.
King, W. W. Johnston and ID. r. Hagner.
councillors; Joseph NJ. Toner, e. II. A. Kline
schmidt and j. W. RI. LOveiay. board of cen
sOrs; :. c. Busey, y. r. A. King, W. s. Lin
coin, Noble Young, J. G. Riley, j. r. Harti-
gan, j. II. Sewers, e. H. y. KIiueschmidt. e.
BOYLE. W. {. BIiscOe, Lewis Mackall. jr, \.
y. =. Garnett, W. Lee, j. r. Morgan, X. Rey-
burn, j. Elliott, W. w. Johnston and j. r.
johnson, delegates TO the American Medi-
cal association, TO be held IN PhtladeI pbia
Inc first Tuesday in June.
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BUILDING PERMITS issued by Inspector
Ilowman: Henry Beard, two 3 story brick
dwellings, north side X street, between 18th
anu lotn streets northwest; $4,000. William
Beckett, seven story brick dwellings, west
slde llth, between and T streets northwest;
$1,000.
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THE woMAS's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
met at the home, on 18th, between X and s
streets, yesterday afternoon, and the EN-
pioyment committee reported having given
constant work TO six women, snd having
found homes and employment for many de-
serving ones Mrs. J. A. Campbell, 1896 r
street, and Mrs. q. F. Presbrey were added 10
The committee. The home committee re-
ported having helped seventeen persons. Tue
foster home has twenty seven inmates, and
no sickness among the children. The visit
ing committee reported great restitution
among the poor. the means falling far short
OF the demand for aid. Over twenty persons
were relieved during the month. An appli-
cation was received from the relief commit
tee requesting the CO operation OF the asso-
citation in affOrdlng temporary assistance 10
The late employees in the Treasury depart
meDt. The managers will endeavOr to render
The aid so far as their means will allow. The
ladies are busily engaged in preparing for
IAN Authors Carnival" at Masonic Tenn
pie, April ., - and q.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Coroner Patterson was
called 20 hold an inquest on the body OF Mrs.
May Corners, at No. 66 q street, who died
suddenly In her bed yesterday. A certificate
OF burial was given stating that apOplexy
was the cause OF death
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-05

CohAL, onyx, gold, pale Lake George dia-
monds and Roman gold jewslry, in an the
firlDg sly les received al Prigg's IeWelry
street. -N'A -