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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-08-01
KANSAS NEWS.
are ripening.

| Humboldt will not have q fair this
fall.
Now is the time when surplus dog.
may die.
Council Grove has company of mount
ed militia.
Wheat is worth 30 cents per bushel
| in RUSSELL
| -Pleasanton is in search Of good
photographer.
The Galenl Miacr raised the Greer:
back ticket with its issue OF the 20ih.
The Salina Morning. Ncms is trying to
get up a crusade against church steeples.
Tho Rice County Balieiia wants to send
Dr. Bohrer, OF Sterling, Kansas, to the Leg
islatnre
Towns along the Missouri River, Fl.
Scott and Gulf road are living without ice
this summer.
The f.. Scott Monitor man filled
the local page of his paper with Indians last
Tuesday.
A son Of J. NJ Upton, at Topeka, was
badly gored by an infuriated cow last
Monday
The Commonwealth il sorry that Prcsi
dent John 4. Anderson has entered the
political field.
-LeOts in Norton county, has lately re-
ceivsd an invoice of five hundred ponies
from the frontier.
The Marshall county -Nsrs says the
delegation from Marshall will b: for James
Smith for Secretary of State.
The Miami Republican wants either
Col. Jas. ID. Snoddy, of La Cygne, or Col.
J. p. St. John for the next governor.
Mr.. Robert C. Dean, formerly of Breck-
inridge, Mo-, has purchased q half interest,
in the Wichita Herald. Mr.. Nixon, retires.
A special term OF the District Court Of
Rocks county, has been ordered to be held
at Stockton, beginning August 2lst, Judge
Holt to preside.
Thinks One Wiu Weaken she Oshsr.
The Marshall County Ness thinks that in
case Gen. Guthrie is nominated at Manhat-
tan, Col. Martins cause will be weakened.
viii Reaaia Neutral.
The Rice County Bulletin says that Sen
ator Plumb will remain neutral during the
present canvas. in the Third Congressional
District.
Could Net Appreciate the Phone
| graph.
| The Hiawatha Dispatch was not pleased
with the phonograph when the instrument
was shown in Hiawatha. The editor thinks
it could be improved with a nose and lips.
MAI. e. n. Mesrill . CsnaiAase.
The Hiawatha Dispatch of the 18th in q
long editorial article presents the name OF
Maj. F. n. Morrill, for the consideration Of
the Congressional Convention.
| A Confession 81 Faith aaa Greed.
The Fcrt Scott Monitor calls Sid
Clarke's circular asking for congressional
honors Confession of Faith and Thirty
four Articles Of Creed" in all of which
modesty and brevity are conspicuously ab-
sent.
wants Moro WsAOWs.
nv, ~.eni'A f,e'a.a'
Mhat wichita needs IS more widows'
Eastern papers please copy.
Five ef JsssPe's Baaa Dae - the
nead.
TX. {. Journal
Five of the Nez Perces tribe of Indians,
who passed the city Sunday morning. died
on the journey to Baxter Springs. They
were in ill health before starting.
More LaoA seeGess Coming.
iHumbo!d. Union. o.I
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DR., WHITTIER,
6jf 81. Charies strsst, q Louis, -.
] R. WHITTIER,

Treats all forms Of Veneral Diseases, Semi
nal Emissions. and Sexual Debility, ~ith
unparalleled success. No matter who failed
call or write; pamphlet or consultation free
Can refer TO the medical profession in all
parts Of the CountrYN
Popular illustrated book 76opakes)on
MASIooDi WoMASHooDi MARRIAGE
Inpcdiments to Marriage; the cause
and cure. Sent securely sealed, post
1-idfor SO cents, by DR.. c. WHIrTiHR.
II St. Charles Street, st. Louis, No.
the great specialist Read his wogka
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OFFICIAL SIGNATURE

of Sherman, but could not name any par
ticular document nor would he swear the
signature to the letter Weber had shown
him was genuine. That question did not
enter into his mind. The letter was writ
ten on note paper. He first mentioned
fact OF the existence OF such letter to his
brother in Louisiana, He also mentioned
the fact to Judge Shellabarger two weeks
ago. The witness was asked whether he
did not know that another brother, J. X.
Sypher, here present, was the legal adviser
Of James +. Anderson, and the witness said
that he knew this only from newspaper re-
port. His further examination was post.
poned until tomorrow morning.
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The American Gem IN une.

New York, July IA Wiikesbarre
letter in the "Tribune" gives the conversa.
ton of a gentleman regarding the manufac.
tory business in one of the northern coun-
ties in Pennsylvania. lie says: "rhe
chances are We shall have a much more Sc
rious trouble within the next two months
than that which came on us 80 une xpected-
ly last summer. Preparations are being
made for 4 simultaneous strike all over the
country on railroads, At the mines and in
many OF the largest manufacturing estab-
lishments, and nothing but the utmost vigi-
nc. on the part of the State authorities
and such preparations ~ will make it pos
sible to cruch out such movement instant
ly, will prevent one Of the worst calamIties
that has ever befallen this country.
FIFTEENTH OF JUNE
had been actually fixed for the strike, and
the outbreak would have certainly taken
pl ace then, or soon after. but for the prep
arations made TO preserve the peace by
Gov. Hariranft, when he ordered out the
militia and made arrangements To obtain
uniforms and equipments for them at the
Frankfort arsenal Those who we're to
have managed the strike called . commit
tee meeting in Philadelphia, and voted to
postpone the attack TO the 18th Of August,
when it was hoped the country might be
taken BY surprise" 4 Chicago representa- a.
tive OF the strikers, on his way to New
York, stopped over at Hornellsville, and
said TO his friends that they Sought to take
the property Of the rich, and that they
ought expressly to break open banks, take
all the money and divide it."
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-08-01

vedtion last fall, they will not take kindly
TO County Convention to be held in the
city MIDI
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-08-01
CARPETS.

am Offering carpets Al very low pricas
have also = lot Of remnants, suitable for
small rooms at greatly reduced prices. CaA
and examine them At the mill, south ~
of .Choctaw, between Third asd EoarA
streets.
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REPRESENTATIVE DANFoRD

was recalled, and testified that there was no
discrepancy or difference between the votes
cast for Hayes and those cast for Packard,
except in Natchitaches, where Packard had
two or three hundred more votes than
Hayes.
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JOHN SHERMAN.

He had seen Sherman's handwriting, but
he would not testify that the letter was in
Sherman's handwriting, but there was
nothing to make him think it was not his
handwriting. He presumed it was his.
He could not give its purport, but publish
ell the letter, the original of which he hast
lily read, and seemed to be substantially
correct. This was between the fifteenth
and sixteenth of No1ember. He thought
the body of the letter and the signature
were in the same handwriting. He had
seen the
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-08-01

county. Miss Pigg lives on Short Creek
but Miss Bohr has gone west to grow up
with the country.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-08-01
Ex-CoSGREssMAN J. HALE sYPHER.

OF New Orleans, was examined by Chair
man Potter, and testified that he Is Re,
publican in principle, and that at the time
the Republican visitors were in New Or
leans, he met ID. A. Weber at the entrance
OF the custom house, who asked: "Can
take the promises of the gentlemen who are
here to provide Tor me if | am driven out
Of my parish?' The witness said in reply
"Whom do you mean?' Weber mention
ed
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MR.. KELLEY,

in the course OF his testimony, said he never
heard of any suggestion to manipulation
OF the parishes for any purposes nor did he
ever hear that affidavits were signed with
the names OF 6cticious persons. He did not
know of Mr.. Sherman having a conversa-
tion with Weber and Anderson. He had
no consciousness of having ever seen Weber.
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On account of imperative business inter.
ests, was unable to take in the good ihin -
Of the recent Editorial Association. Mr..
Collister being in New York Stat, AID
anxious to get back TO enjoy the baImy air
Of the Kansas prairies, and my beautiful
western hOme"-to Use her own words-and
q favorable opportunity presenting itself,
have decided to take my summer vacation
in brief visit to New York; and at lis ex-
piration to accompany the 'iOveliest Of her
SEX to her beautiful western home" Dur
ing my absence, Mr.. Ady will have editorial
charge OF the Neas, and Mr.. Kurtz will
read proof. With such galaxy of talent
and brains, the Ners will, in all probsbi,-
ity fully sustain its already brilliant record
and add fresh laurels to its present splendid
reputation. J. S. COLLIsrEE.
A BSg CoFa CFoP Raised ~ . Lisale
DSy-a Wholesome Rebake.
[Emngham Cor. Atchison Champion, 81
The corn crop is very large, more for
ward and more promising than usual at
thi- -ason of the rear. There is one field
Of corn in this locality of which desire to
make special mention. 1t is on the farm of
Mr. Samuel Tucker and was raised BY little
George Brock, little boy eleven years old,
the son OF Dora Brock, who was killed by
lightning in this place about two years ago,
an account of which / furnished at the
time. George broke down the stalks. plow.
ed the ground, narrowed it, dropped the
corn and plowed it three times with Q
double shovel plow. The field contains
about twenty acres, and those who are vel
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-08-01
With . Coed Man 1t tho Head, the
Whole Ticket Can be Elected.

The Republicans Of Cherokee county
can not be expected to he in favor OF Geo
7, Anthony for Governor: Two years ago
every man on the Republican ticket, from
President Hayes down TO the lowest county
Office, except Geo. T. Anthony, for Cover
nor had majority. What do We, in Cher.
okee county, want? We want q man al
the head of State ticket will lead, instead Of
push, the ticket through. Give Us John A.
Martin, Col. st. John or George A. Craw-
ford, and Cherokee county will elect l. Z
entire ticket, State, congressional and local
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-08-01

A young man BY the name Of Tuner,
Who has been hanging around town for
several weeks yictimised l. Strom out Of
. pair Of shoes BY passing himself of - .
cousin Of d.. Campbell The fellows
cheek and STRONG family resemblance" did
The business.
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Are not our farmers buying too much
machinery? Would it not he better TO put
more money iLto stock 10 eat surplus corn
and fodder and not SO much into machines
that lie Idle eleven months in the year? !?
One man, with a cradle, will cut twenty
acres Of fair wheat in a week. One man
can attend twenty acres of corn easily
One man can cut ten acres Of oats in three
days. One man can do good deal il he
tries
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-08-01

The Russell -four dealers are having a
speck OF "war" among themselves. The
Russell mills are advertising their & Gilt
Edge" :, Sl.S0 per hundred, and their
xxx at 81 50 per hundred. This is quite
tumble from 81 and IS 30 for the best,
the ranging price OF a few days ago. The
purchasing public will not complain, We
are carf ain
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-08-01
Miami Republican, 10.

Thomas Lowe, boy about fourteen years
of age, who had been in the employ of J.
Dixon, Sugar Creek, met with fatal acci-
dent last Saturday. While removing the
saddle from wild horse, he looped the
halter around his waist. The horse became
frightened and ran away, dragging the boy
by the arm. Before assistance could he
given he was beaten to death by the horse.
All of his clothes were torn from his body,
and his head terribly mangled.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-08-01

The Marshall County Ness thinks that in
case Gen. Guthrie is nominated at Manhat-
tan, Col. Martins cause will be weakened.
National Republican., 1878-05-23
MISCELLAN N EOUS.

SrsrER SAINT ArIEE long prosecuted by II.
de Sarcey In tho XiIme Steele for burning .
little girl on hot stove, has been tried, aud
persuaded the judges that she thought the
stove was cold. She gets of with twenty francs
fine.
"JusT one" murmurcd ho, involuntarily
drawing closer TO the luscious lips that smiled
upon him with such ravishing bcwitchcdness,
anticipation. $50 I notice" replies she cooliy.
glancing at the clock, and time for you turn
up your coat collar and shut the door from the
outside" He wcnt.-Ddnburp Ne,rs
A GIRL employed in an artificial flower man
uiactory in New York city died. as was sus-
pected, by the inhalation or absorption of
arscnintc of copper used In coloring flowers
chemist who was engaged to investigate tho
cause was undecided rs 10 the cause Of the
girls death, but thought that arsenical color
ing was dangerous Traces Of the poison wcro
found In some specimens Of flowers, whiis
others were entirely free from 1t.
National Republican., 1878-05-23
Baltimore General Market.

BALTIMORE. May q, is7s
Cotton quiet Mlidilng. iO1, % 1910.
Flour duh. HUwnrtl-strcet aud Western superinC,
o. 2j1t; du. extra si2Gt5: do family, t5 2grG IS
CITY Mills smpermc, tt6pi IS: No. extra, u mos; do
Rio hrnntls ~ 2iWG a; Panrsco family. 81 ~
Wheat-SGuihcrn dull md lower; Western duh and
heavy. southern red o. lOG -; do. amber, y 2S!
Pennsylvania red. q e q: No. winter red wesi.
ern spot and Mny. n %; June o. ~; July, q 49,,
COrn-SOuthern dull and lower: Western active and
lower, closing Hrm Southern white. sic: do yellow
5oc: Western mirCd spot and May is',c. June isI.
July, iD'Ac; August, bic; steamer, i5c
Oats dull southern 8UdrMc; do mixed, 3i6Da2c.
Western white. k3c; Pennsylvania GiGg3ic.
Rye dull. Good to prime. GOd 80.
Hay dull. Prime Maryland Rnd PcnnSylva ti3(1
sli
Provisions dull. Mess pork s075. Bulk meats
LnoSc nominal: shoulders. 3lGTic; rparr sides 4,
a. Set packed. iG5-c. BacOnShOuldcrs. &c: clear,
RIB sides, 2 IdGc. Hams OCi lnr Lard refined n
Butter dull choice Western, IeGIi5c.
Petroleum nominal, Refined ~ ia6tIiac.
Coffee eHcr. RIO Cnrgocs, lpsgE'ac.
Sugar firm at s. ,tlp'i,.
Whisky dull nt ~ 0jIs.
D0gD hi.
Shipments-whcat, 900 bu; corn. n, 800 bti.
Freghts to Liverpool per steam dull Cotton 1890
ld -four. = Oh; grnin SD asked.
National Republican., 1878-05-23
appeal bond fled. shurtS vs.. Postmaster General
argued and submitted. Blunt W.. Hart; same.

appeal bond fled. shurts vs.. Postmaster General
argued and submitted. Bluntv Hart; same.
PROBATE coURT-REaIsTER WEBSTER.
In s will Of John McEroy deceased; commission
Issued to John T. Dodge, esq. San Francisco Cal to
take dcpositions Of absent witnesses IN re George
A. King, guardian to orphans OF Robert O'sullivan,
june iss. "a re william freeman. next Seas fPiend
OF Charles b. Patterson; fled petitions for appoint
ment ,a as guartian 70 sald orphan. Last will and
testament Of V. NJ. Myers, deceased, fully proven
and admitted toProbste and tho exeen,ors directed
stsS Il ,gs with the order Of
BOND In 5000 In re estate Of Wllhelminn Eichler.
DECEASED; answer aud exhibits OF Mnna Kcppeess
Of Nathaniel Cariisi deceased was admitted to pro-
s1ooo to pay all debts and lcracies. Las, will and
testament Of John Clark, deceased; cdpedt TO win
Withdrawn and proofof publication nled.
The following accounts were passed: n re es.
tate CoyIngton smith, deceased; first account OF
eSecntrix. In re John Ardeesar. guardian to or.
phans OF Michael and Theresa steJmair. deceased I;
first account.
CIRCUIT coURT-JUsTIcE HUMPHREYS.
Alexander vs.. White verdict for plaintiff for s55
sanasSsap vs. RseI se'sS hsr. BTysn Bso
Judson vs., Bray, jr.; same VS.. Gilmore ct al, two
cases; plaintiff called aud non.sult. Reeves vs..
Gorlcy; verdict for plaintiff for sl36J. Kolb VS..
Koons; plaintiff called and non. suit Main & Co.
vs. Bicket; do. Schatfer vs. wimsott; verdict for
plaintiff for possession and costs Donhnm VS.. Cal
ahan; judgment confessed. Burt vs.. Heyer; on
trial.
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TO-DAY.
Circnit Court.-No. l4I, Solomon vs. white; No
~. Becker vs. Baier; No. 1Ts Denton VS.. Hill No.
III white vs.. Newman No. lT9. Davis VS.. Weed
Sewing Machine Co. No, $50. Barley vs. Barbour
A. Harrison; No. ls, Dohcrty Va. Koerth; No. 1884.
i,rott vs.. Armes; NO. 1Si, lieaney vs. Dcnnison
No. 1856, Lcesmitzcr vs. McDonncll No. ls7, Ogle
vs.. Bland; No. lSs, Oliver vs. Hill No. 1S0, Will.
man vs. yolk No 40, Hepburn vs.. Carroll. gar
nishcs OF MurdOck: No. lgl, Leonard VS.. Tobin (;
No 100, Ruler VS.. Tompkins; No. laj, Alyord vs..
Cherry No 1876, Andrews Il Wade vs. Whitmon &
Kuhn No. 107 Miller vs.. Kcil No. l9S, Emery VS..
District Of Columbia No. l09 Simon VS.. lIempcr !.
No. 200, Graugnnrd & Schneider vs. George No.
aOl, Towles vs. Boston No. 203, Gregory & Son VS..
DeChnmbrun No. Dos. Taylor vs.. Gavin and wife !;
NO. 800. Taylor VS.. Scanlon and wife No. 80, Tay.
lor VS.. O'Ncal and wife; No. 2ll Suddarth VS..
stello ct al; No. 2l2, Rosenscin Co. vs., Walker.
BILLS IN EQUITY FILED.
Arthur Heslop Ct al. vs. william Heislop ct al !;
bill for partition between parceners lot square 81
National Republican., 1878-05-23
LEFT-OFF CLOTHING,

BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, WATCHES, PISTOLS,
JEWELRY, &c,
Can be sold for the highest cash price Gents cloth.
ing especially desired, for which the extreme value
will De paid by calling OH or addressing II HERZOG,
SOs Ninth street northwest, near Pennsylvania ave
nue. Orders promptly attended to. marSJIi
NOTICE TO MOUNT VERNON PASSENGER
The steamer ARROW, Captain Frank Hollingp
head Ia the only boat allowed to land al
Mount Vernon Wharf Passengers taking thu
steamer (Which Is connected with tho Ladies' Mount
three miles, AZ by other lines
Round trip d, including admission to Mansion and
Grounds.
Steamer leaves Seventh. street wharf DAILY, (Sun
day pErnptcd) At 10 H. M. and returns about D. nj.
J. MClI, ,HOLLIN9sWORTH,
suPt: Ladies' Mount Vernon Association.
FRANK llULLINuSHEAD, str. Arrow. jy2-u
National Republican., 1878-05-23
PONDS EXTRACT.
ponds EXTRACT.
Tho Peoples Remedy.
The Universal Pain Extractor.
Note, Ask for Pond's Extract
Take no other.

Hear, for I will speak Of sroelienI
things"
PONDS EXTRACT = Tho great Vegetable
thirty years, and for cleanliness and promp.
curative virtues cannot be e.eeiicd.
Fond': Es,Issi. xssitsnt., e dent 70 Irnls.., n is..,
Contusions, Cuts, sprsin5, Ire relieved
1os,h mO,s instantly ,.,,ny b. external y .pps.on
Enccris.isns, ChsnnEs, Old sores,
Beils, Fslons, Corns, etc Arrests in.
Ismoyes Si.cciorntiou and heals rap rapidly. "
LADIES and II their best friend IL assuascs
tns,ppsi the pains TO shioh they are peculiarly
the head, nausea vertigo, 90. Il promptly
smeliorates and permanently heals afi
Kinds OF innanmntions and Ulcera.
HRMon 4 HOLDS or PILRs and in hi. tho
onfv immediate relief and ultimate cure.
No case, however chronic or obstinate can
long reslIt rs regular nae.
yAnIC0sE VEINS. 1t is tho only sure cure.
KIDNEY DISEASES. 1t has no equal for per.
BLEEDING from any can.c. For this II is spe.
zinc. II has sayed hundred. Of lives when all
nose. stomach, lungs, and slsewbers-
TOOTMACHE, Eaiaehc, Neuralgia and
1theumntism nre all alike relieved, and
PHYSICIANS Of all schools who nre acquainted with
fond's E.,rnct OF witch Harei recon;
mend II iu theit prHcticc. We have letters Of
eornmendation fFo,n hundreds Of Physicians.
many of whom oilcr it for use in their owa
order It's use for swel1inEs OF nll kinds,
Quinsy, S0rS TIL ont, Infln med Tom
sils, simple and ehrunic DinrrhGa, Ca
tnrrh for which IL Is q rscifel, Chill
blains, Frosted Feet, stings of
Insects, Mosquitoes, etc, Chapped
Hands, Face, aud indeed oil maniisr Of
skin diseases.
TOILET USE. Removes Soreness, Roug h ness
and smnrtingy heals Cuts, Eruptions
md Pimples. It ,epires, i,rigordtes and
,sfrtIhss, while wonderfully improving the
Compile zion.
TO FAnMERS-Pond's Extract. No Stock
breeder, no Livery Man cln afford to be with
out IL 1t Is ussl by nll the leading Livery
Stables, Street Railroads and first Horsemen
In New York City Il k.s no EQUAL for Sprsins,
Harness or S-ddlo Chlfngs, Stiffness.
Scrstcbes, swsnings, Cuts, LncsTatious Bleed
Colds, &c. Its range OF action is wide, and the
relsf 1t affords b 10 prompt that 1t Is invtlua-
bile in every Farm-y ard rs well rs in every
Farm-house. Let it bs tried oncs, and you
will never be without iL
CAUTIONi Ponds Extract hns been initiated.
The genuine article ha, the words Ponds
Extract blown in ench bottle. 1t 10 prepared
by the only persons living who ever
knew how to prepare It properly. Refuse an
other preparations OF Witch Hazel This Is
the only article used by Physicians and IN tho
hospitals OF this country and Europe.
EIsTOHY and UseG OF rond's Extract,
ia pamphet form, sent f'f application to
PONDS EXTRACT COMPANY, % Maiden
Top. Nov
National Republican., 1878-05-23
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
FINANCIAL.

New York Money Market
NEw YoRK. May =. 1s7s.
Money easy at3
Exchange quiet. Long, t5Ii.; short, Isl.
Gold steady at io0k.
Rates for carrying, Ji6ei.
GOVERNMENT RoSDs.
Government bonds strong at the following quota
tlonsi
lssl, coupons-....... l0s 100
1905 - new. luis New l1i
isGI ...........-...-... lO7. iO7JI
National Republican., 1878-05-23
COMMERCIAL.
Cenrrciaxn Grain Mnrkef

GEoRGErOwS. MAY g isTs.
wheat-Tbe market FIR wi eat Is dull aud quiet with
limited transactions Tn" quotations u iad II
for hir 10 prime Fultz and q 2O@i y for prime
strictly primo Lancaster.
Corn continues quiet, with good milling demand at
6ig52c for both yellow and white.
National Republican., 1878-05-23
DIRECTORY.

Tho Principal Business Houses OF WASH
ingtop.
The for'o,ring is published for the benefit Of Trdr-
slin1 Sdicsmen Stran1ers and the public gener-
dHy-it includes all trades and professions, and
cannot Jdil 10 prore Of interest 10 all rho intend
trdnSacting business IN Warrington.
AUCTIoNEERS
Duncnnson Bros, Ninth and u sts.
WASH. b. Williams u, cor. Tenth street.
BoOKsELLEIs AND sTATIoNERa
soomons y Chapman, 9il psan,ylyanla avenue
WIN, Baiiantyne, As seventh street
". 4. & o. A. Morrison. i71 pennsyvanin avenue.
T. N. Whitaker Vernon Row. Pa ave and Tenth s.
Felix Dcsfos,es ,2Ole II street,
CLUrllINa
4 $. Justh 6is d street.
DESTISTS
DR.. c. DeMontreviiIe. No. l:s! ,, northwest
DRCGGlSrs.
GoushlIns Temple Drug store, + and Ninth sireetA
Entwislc, Pennsylvania avenue and Twelfth street
EDUCATIONAL
Edward C. Townsend, ill3 ninth street northwest
Mrs. burr. 1913 street
Mrs Narrower, IsB street
Fsss ssS$sS PIN .i:s S$tSss,
SPenT,sTlaR Illus Iprrsss % College seventh and s'reen
sebooi % Of ausic, % Sis 70 Eighth R stTesl ~
Musical Academy, J. 4. tauiHrld 1874 I street
Musical Conservatory, o. h. Bullard. AZ Ninth street
FINE ARTS
Markriter. scs f street northwest
HOTELS.
St James Hotel, corner sixth and Pennsylvania ave
Riggs House, corner Fifteenth and u streetA
Metropolitan. Penna ave. aud sixth street
Ebbitt House. Fourteenth aud streets
WornIley's, VI and Fifteenth streets
Morton House, W aud va b street
fremont House
HATTERS
u. II. stinemetz, i25T Pennsylvania ayenue
INSURANCE.
Potomac Fire Insurance Company, IS High street.
Georgetown.
MERCHANT TAILORS
Eiseman Brothsrs corner seventh and l. streetA
A. Saks & Co., seventh street.
ID. Robinson Co., OJ Pennsylvania avenua
PIANOS
Sanders & Stayman Pcnna. ave and Twelfth street
PHOTO-LlTHOGRAPHE
Norris Peters, Photo. lilhographor No IS Penn
sylYanla avenue
REAL ESTATE
D. II. Warner, ,0lG i street northwest
JOhH sherman 81. Cloud Building.
Fitch d Fox. FTecdnlans bank building 1900 Pa ave
SEWING MACHINES
McRsnney 4 Co., VI Ninth street