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The Portland daily press., 1878-12-21

AdomSon'S Botanic Balsana is prepared from
the choicest extracts OF b4rks, roots aud gums,
and is highly recommended for its great curs-
tive properties. Ii cures all throat chest and
lang difficulties. Price 80 Cts. dec2lw&,25
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-21

TODAY we shall offer lot of Repellent Cir
culars ia blue, brown, grey and black, at the
astonishing low price of 81 90 These goods
we'll made and are mos ly elk trimmed
dee1gsf EASTMAN BROS.
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-21

TODD & MORSE are selling Solid Gold
Amaethyst Ring f,r $3.50. The best ring 10 the
city for the price Also full line of Plain
Band and Engraved Rings. A large lot Of
Chidreh's ripgs d. CD 81
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-21

Floral Chandelier, the latest and best window
garden and bay window ornament. For sale
by KENDALL g. WHITNEY. decl9-7t
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-21

TIMMoNs & HAYES have one of the finest
cargoes Of oy sters Of the season now delivering.
Orders for today will be received at 119 Com
mercial street,
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-21

j. j. CHENEY s. Co. have just received some
of those celebrated Philadelphia caramels that
were so popular at the Centennial. dec21d1w
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-21
rb,S,M&T

You will find at Kendall & Whaney's,
Patent Folding Lap Boards, Baskets, Feather
Busters Snow Shocels, AID large variety of
Froy,e and Cg1DDey. Sleds dec197t
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-21

FROM our five dollar counter we are selling
he best cloak for the price ever offered 10
Portland. This is job lot and cannot be
duplicated. EASTMAN BROS,
dec19-.f 534 Congress street.
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-21

EASTMAN Bros are selling job lot of Ara
bian Suitings at zoe per yard. These goods are
all wool and come in dark grays. dec13dtf
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-21

No more elegant and acceptable present than
a good An erican Watch aud Chain. G. H.
Lamson has fine assortment at very moderate
prices, for ladies and kents.
dee19 Tb,S,M&T
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-21

The double oven Crawford Range bakes per-
fec.ly in both ovens without increase of fuel
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-21

c.. H. LAMsoA, the jeweler, makes specially
Of fine gold and stoEe Finger Rings, having a
very large and beautiful assortment at reasoha-
BILE prices for the holiday trade.
dec1e dtdec25
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-21
YORK COUNTY.

A new bridge of the most substantial kind Is
being built across the river between the lSa-
moo Falls aud Berwick The Portsmouth J.,
Great Falls & Conway ralltoad are laying new
sbutments f,r theiibrdse near the station in
Salmon Falls.
10 the list of claims filed with the Depart
ment of State st Washington by insurance
companies, growing out of the acts committed
by the several vessels which have given riss to
the "Alabams clalms." so called, and which
were allowed By the Geneva tribunal, the for
mer Plseatsquis Fire and Marue los Co. of
South Berwick. has a little claim of $3.50.
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-21

% cts will buy beautiful Initial HIM
stitched Handkerchi, at Carlton Kmbali's
495 Congress street. dec2ld2t
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-21

a GOOD CHRISTMAS PREsENT-A One Dol
lar Clock, Another lot of black walnut clocks
for ST., at Todd & Morse's Jewelry store, wai-
ranted good time keepers. dec2ld3t
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-21

LABOR, time and fuel saved by using the
Crawford Range. Call and see it at knight &
Howarth's. dec21tf
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-21

THE Crawford Range is now in operation.
Call and see it at Knight s. Howarth's.
denO1if
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-21

A few very pretty silver fligree Ear-drops
lust received, at Lannon's, 20l Middle street.
dec19 M, THIS
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-21

"When the swallows bone ward fly" then is
the time when Coughs and colds begin to ap-
pear. DR.. Bills Cough Syrup cures every
case. Price % cts.
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-21

DON'T buy furs of any kind till you see WIN t
Coe has. His prices are the lowest.
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-21
Coz sells children's furs for 62c get.

TAKE your photographs and have them
painted by the new French process at 597 Coz
eress street,
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-21

IF you want Range that you Can rely on
get the Or wford at Knight & Howarth's.
deC01ff
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-21

ECONOMICAL WoRKINGMEN buy the "Nieger
Head and "Bulfs Eye" Cut Cavendish Smok-
ing Tobsccos, and find them better, cheaper
and equal to nearly double the quantity OF com
mon tobacco. Ask your doaler for them.
Manufactured by VIM, s. Kimball g Co.,
Rochester, n. Y. sep23TC&
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-21
SOMERSET COUNTY.

The freshet of last week did large amount
of damage to roafs, brid yes aud private D op-
erty 10 Stark. Every bridge 10 town except
three at the village was swept away. The loss
is estimated at from $4,000 to $4,000 The east
end of the mill dam was washed out. L. NJ
Greater & Son had IS sheep drowned 10 their
barn yard, md ID Collins lost II of his bsst
sheep. The water was some twelve inches
higher at the village than ever known before.
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-21

Cark's Patent Nursery Saoing will fit any
door, without screws or nails. for sale py'
KENDALL & WHITNEY. oecl9't
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-21

ALL the goods in our store have been bought
atthe lowest cash price, and great cafe has
been taken to cater to the wants = Of the
people. We are confident that We offer a
Fresh and Finely Selected Stock
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-21

STUDLEY has nice line Of goods for the hol-
f.5sys. ct low prices. dec19-3t
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-21

$500 is the price Of heavy Elysian Beaver
Circular, silk trimmed, with clasp and muff
pockets, at Eastman Bros, 534 Congress
v,rsat dec19-tf
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-21

READ Carlton Kimball's new advertisement
In reference to Christmas presents. dec21d2t
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-21

ELEGANT Neck Chains, with Lockets, Cross
ca and Cameo Pendant, both in solid gold and
fine plated goods, at G. Fl. Lamson's, POI Mid
dle street. Call and examine. dec19 deci2j
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-21
MILL FOR SALE.

NHEsubscriber Offers for sale large Grist and
l. Saw Mill situated IN North HaIpswell, Me.
This mill has been thoroughly overhauled the past
year, contains new water Wheel single machine,
circle saws; about ! mile from main road. Coed
chance for doing good business. Enquire OF
j. E. GATCHELL, North Harpswen.
de21 d2a*
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-21

If you want Range don't fail to look at the
Crawford before purchasing. dec21tf
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-21
NOT A BEVERAGE.

LOOK at the goods on Studley's five and ten
rant connt,rs. 253 Middle street dec19-3s
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-21

A fine Opera Glass makes beautiful Christ
mas present. G. I'll, Lamson has them.
dsc1o dtdee25
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-21

Kendall &c Whitney are selling the "Star Car
net Saceeper, for So 90. decl97t
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-21

A large variety Of Bird Cages for Christmas
presents, may be found at
dec197t KENDALL & WHITNEy's.
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-21

PREBLE CHAPEL.-The annual Christmas
Tree for the children of the Preble Chapel SUI
day school will BE- given on Christmas Eve,
Dec. 24th
1t is the desire of those having The oversight
of the matter to make this a glad and Joyous
occasion to the ITO little folks who are sure to
be there Aud hence they would suggest to the
good and benevolent peorle of our town-who
wish to promote goodwill on earth and peace
among the little ones-that here is an almira-
bls occasion to put into practise their Christian
purpose.
Contributions for the Tree, or money, will be
thankfully received, and may be left at the
Chapel on Monday or Tuesday, or at 48 Alder
street.
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-21

EVERY Range fully warranted by Knight s.
Howsrth. dec21tf
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-21

Go and see the Crawford range in operation
at Knight & Howar:h's. dec2lh
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-21

III Middle street, first door from Exchange.
dec21d3t
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-21

READ Sudleys announcement for the holi-
davs dec19-3t
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-21

LADIES and, gents kid gloves and mittens
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-21
KENNEBEC COUNTY.

Daniel Smiley, al aged and we'll know citi-
zsns of Vassabor0, died at his residence near
Getchelps Corner, Tuesday night. Mr.. Smiley
was member of the Society of Friends. Tbe
widely known evangelist, Sarah F.. Smiley,
now 10 Europe, AID Rs bscca Smiley of Provl-
the dec ased. J1ssph S niley. tue well koown
successfal orchsr list If V ..sAlboro, Albert K.
Smiley, Principal Of Friends Providence
schooi, AID Alfred FL. Sm'ley, Assistant Prn-
cipal, both peopristors OF Lake Mchuuk House,
situated west Of the Hudson, n the mountain
sc, nary Of New York, are sons of Mr. S. His
youngest sou, D. Smiley, Jr.. recently grsdu-
ated from Friends College, HAbertori, P-nL-
sylvsRis, and is engaged as ,nst uctor in Wm.
Peon Charter school, PHILADELPHIA,
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-21
Wanted for Cash,

A GOOD secondhand Piano. Address Piano
"A Box 1881, giving description, when and where
it can be seen. de2ld3t-
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-21

NEW lot Of boys hats and caps. Coe, halter
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-21
STATE NEWS
ANpRoscoeG1N COUNTY.

Total thipment of shoes from Auburn fac
tories are AS c sses this week, about forty Cases
less THAI last week, and nearly one hundred
lass than during the C responding week OF last
year Several of the factories were obliged to
suspend three DAYS of the week on a. count of
the fresbet, and there were several days when
goods could not be shipped on account of was
outs on railroads
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-21
Portland benevolent society,

Among the many noble charities of our city,
none is more useful and deserving than the
Ancient Benevolent Society. Founded seven
ty-fiVe years ago, before life insurance was
thought of. the rich men of that day devised
this plau of raising fdEd aud forming a socie-
~ to relieve such as themselves and their fami-
lies. if by pravdential reverses they Should
ever become poor and needy. The original
subscriptions, in part prospective, were never
fully paid, reverses in business coming much
sooner than some supposed to be possible. A
fund of few Thousand dollars was however
secured, and the society has sustained its chsri
tabls work since 1906, while nearly all of two
generations have passed away.
On the annual return of winter, the society
has made known its purposes and wants by
public charity sermon, or address. Dis IL
guished clergy men aud laymen have, from
year to year, kindly rendered this helpful SER
vice. The average cont rlbutions Of late years
have been about $3.50. which added to the soci-
ety's income has enabled the managers to dis
tribu'e about $600,-uot to the lowest class of
he poor, who are fortunately provided for, in
measure, by other societies, but to those who
have seen better days, aud are still entitled to
respect aud sympathy, and in need of pecuuiary
aid.
rhe address tomorrow evening, at o'clock,
in the First Parish church, will be given by
VIM, E Gould, Esq. The novelty of dis.
course by diligeut working man, the attrac-
tions of the church music by so distinguished
performer and leader as Mr.. Kotzsch mar. and
above I'll, the inducements 10 sustain So worthy
q cause, should call out full house Of eener.
GUS contributors. Services will commence at
n. M A TRIrSTEE
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-21

WCoE has real Chinchilla furs for children.
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-21
NOTES

The Pencil concert is causing much talk in
the community, 1t will come off January I'd.
Tickets at Stock bridee's.
Uncle Toms Cabin at Music Hall, By Ar
thopy and Parsons Company DISC 49,
The Portland daily press., 1878-12-21

E9yBE Proprie.ors Of the Wooden Stable in rear of
i City Hotel formerly occupied by j. W. Robin
sony are pleased to Inform those who are now boaId
ing their horsesa that stable and all Others whomay
desire their horses boarded, that they will continue
to furnish them all the necessary accommodations
there at the lowest current Rates. The new and
cOmmodious Brick Stable, with all the modern i'm
provemeuts will be completed on or before the LIST
Of January, ready for all who may favor them with
their patronage.
Portland, Dec, %, 1878. de21d1w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-30
Double Sheet OH Saturday.

The demand for the popular dOuble-Sheet
issues of The STAR is so great that we find it
necessary to go to press at the earliest posi-
bic moment in order to work off the immense
edition seasOnably. The issue on Saturday
will be especially attractive, and as the edi-
ton of last Saturday, large as it was, proved
altogether insufficient for the demand, a yet
larger number will be printed of the next
double sheet. The opportunity for advertis-
ers to reach wide parish of readers, both in
the District and all the adjacent country, is
one they will doubtless improve, and in order
that their announcements may be properly
placed, We would ask that they send them in
as speedily as possible; Friday evening or
early Saturday morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-30

Not only Congress but the press of the coun-
try generally shows an intelligent interest in
District affairs, and an appreciation of the
need for an adjustment of the relations be-
tween the District and the General Govern
ment. The Philadelphia North American
says. for instance:
The bill to give the District of Columbia a
new form OF government does not come a day
too soon. At least One-half of the real estate
in Washington is in the hands of the law for
unpaid taxes, and progress is impos ,ible under
the present form of government. The new bill
definitely commits the United States to the
payne 1T OF One-half of the expenses of the Dis
tlict and provides for boa d of three Com
officials. With some such law as this it will
be possible to invite capital into the District
and 10 hope Tor its steady growth until it be-
comes city worthy TO be the seat of govern
ment."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-30

AS the last report of Earl Russelrs dea.h is
twentyfOur hours old, and hasn't been con-
tradicted, it is probably true. Yet he has-or
had-sueh habit like the fine old Irish gem
tlemen, and the later one of Arkansas, of re-
viving after being comfortably laid out that
II may not be safe to indulge in a lengthy
obituary. III he is dead, it may be said of him
that without being great statesman he was
by means OF his untiring activity. acquire
ments, Self-esteem, ambition, and the great
length of his public career, identified more
Intimately with the political history of Eng
and OF the last fifty years than any other
nan. In requirements and versatility of
ability he was much like John Quincy Adams
lie is rather unpleasantly known in this coun-
try through his unfriendly course to the
United States during our civil war.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-30

The letter of Postmaster General Key is
criticised unfayOrably by some of the party
papers, but the independent press speak well
OF it. The Springfield Republican says of his
declaration that the movement to unseat
Hayes cannot be carried out without bloody
civil war: These are grave words, co ming as
they do from a member of the administration.
But the response to his letter and the strong
sentiment Of the people, North as well as
South, will,we believe, prevent the realization
of his fears"
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DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN,
IL WIN. 4. BURFORD, 7O8 e street,

FOT Sale.
l oner three-story and basement press brick
house centrally located. I0-rooms. modern i'm
WoVements. with nice lot for s. 600: $500 cash.
balance to suit the pun chaser in monthly install
tnts, ortheIwise At per cent, now paying 10
per cent. interest on IS coo
Also several great bargains in two-story press
brick houses in all sectio Of the city. I and 8
rooms, modern improvements, small cash pay
mentS and balance In monthly Instruments
Several elegant lots at greatly reduced prices and
on easy terms.
For Trade.
three-story brick business property located
On Penpsy lvania avenue, with small incum ber-
ance; VIII be traded for nice well-built 8 or 8
room house and some untmproved property and
will assume small incumbrance.
For Rent.
iO019 9th ST.. brick, 10 rs, mod imps. .......S4O
!2lS ST.. frame, rs. mod. imps.......... 80
i6 0orcoran ST., brick, .................. 10
iSIo ~ ST., ITame rs. ID
Rear 114O 10th ST.. frame, 6 rs ............., 10
Groom cottage at Gaithersburg. .............., 8
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Decoration day is observed quite generally,
but good deal more in the way of holiday
than otherwise.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-30

Russia seems to have been buying vessels
with the idea of soaring John Bull with the
prospect OF having his commerce swept from
the seas. But j. B. didn't scare worth cent.
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LOng-headed Judge Black takes no stock ;
in the investigation.
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BOARDING..

TWO COMMUNICATING ROOMS, with
l. Boa RD for two: $50 per month: LEGATION, de-
avenue ne. ml292.
pERsONS WISHING BOARD FOR THE
Il summer in q healthy localit, can find the com
dge Of Roefve Nd, ie miles from WISHING SnH n
On S hf sos Sc PIT " sa Mss
COUNTRY Contiguous to 81.
Try ROOM, suitable for two gentlemen or hu se
Roy 4S4, city Post Once. myas -
PoOMS AND BOARD.-Large. airy ROOMS.
~ IN comnodious new house, eli gibiy situated
VIII modern improvements, within half block of
vequiIed: Apply at 1900 Vermont avenue. n % St.
COUNTRY BOARD-At . B. ooks' Mans on, =
- near the station, on Metropolitan road. about
e Zen minutes o, ride from city large rooms healthy
crate. Inquire on premises. III % 81
4 TALBOT HOUsE HALF MILE FROM
"a Barne1yille Depot, on Metropolitan Branch
b & y: X. X and two miles from Sugar oaf
Mountain: Good table. pleasant rooms, and pure
n' a7 Inn terms k aRFpFF t Barnesvl e. Nd
FOR KENT-M Most de:i able KoOAs, from
walk Of the depot; in private family, with choice
ara R Tn
rel, Prince George county, Md. my27-6.@
BOARDING Gentlemen and yes, or single
ods WIEN BoAR fe1 at -, srgs apa elegant
ccrher of Congress, nrgetown Heights House
Sfett RaiT Sd'u' anu on line OF 56F2s'fsn
y BOARD and good ROOMS at LalrsI, MI..
within five minutes walk of the railroad statiOn
gan be ioSia a if applied for At
second Auditors Office. m 25-ss.'
ROARDING-Largea airy ROOMS. en- suite or
~ single, With frst-class Table Board. Also
cha ged: 612 9th ST. NV aud FOG F st n w m24 6.
ROARD.- GOT st. n. W., handsomely furnishs
- rooms, surrounded by unusually spa..iour
Shsded grounds. Post Office, P ttent ONCE, and
perior table. Terms moderate. my23 2w.
COUNTRY 30 aRD-On farm, seven minutes
- walk Of Laurel station, Washington b raneh B.
Fs5ss MS Ssa
GUNNER BcAhD.-Board for the summer can
Washington; ten trains of the Bal imore 4 Ohio
rsl,load stop d,ily each way at the station the
the Place to Mrs Z. HERBERF ap'As m AsspS on
GUNNER BOARD n THE MOUNTAINS
Ss airy kG2 Fom RsaSnsoa sssls fare
1FRRS tt Ns sesns
GUNNER BoARDEhs WILL FIND Pleas.
- ant accommodation, at moderate rates by the
montf. Daily mail received. Address Box 10,
Berryvile, Va. myl7 2w.
COUNTRY BOARD, TWO and one-haf miles
table. daily mails, &C., Sc. Address DR.. JOHN
5 TUITION, winchester, Fred'k CO., Va. m4-1m'
PERRaM.ANEMT, TRANSIENT AND DAY
Il BOARDERS at summer prices 7O6 18th st.
corner New York ave, Mrs. NJ. T. SOUrHALL
formerly OF Baltimore. my1-1m'
GUNNER BOARDERS WILL BE TAKEN a,
~ farm House on An eminence half mile aboy,
and overlooking the town of Berryville, Clarke
county, Virginia, and commanding magnificent
and offensive view Of the surrounding country and
the Blue Ridge mountains. Large, newly -papereG
rooms, shady yard, and oak grove In rear of house
References given and required, Address Box
berryv1lle, Clarke county.Va. my1-1m
NEW YORK AVENUE HOTEL,
~ Cor. NeD York ace. and 18th st,
Terms: SO so per day.
liberal arrangement will be made with person,
who desire Meals only.
mar11-3m JOHN B. SCOTT, Proprietor.
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AprOpcs of the transfer of the Indian bureau
to the War Department: Why diSplace the
large number of experienced exOfficers and
privates, who (haviDg served their country
faithfully in the late war; are doing duty in
the Indian bureau, merely to make places for
freshly graduated West Point school boys who
have never done days work of any kind?
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
hob SALE Very low for cash, by gentlem an
Il haS lug left the city for the summer ~
a hne 7.octave Rosewood PIANO: to heST~
seen at I25 TIN st. n w. Would take a w.
gentle horse in part payment. my3O-6ts
F0R sA LIE Gray Eagle MARE, by Ham
II beioElaD, years old: trOt in three ~
minutes or no sale. Also, one HORSE. In
years Old; can trot in three minutes: will GA
be sold sing or double. Apply to z. FLEMING,
81. bet. ~ and 9TH NV. my29-3t"
FOR sALE-CHEAP- Second hand CAR
MISS. jig 81 a; is s5sEp5 I"a T.. $50
FOR sALE-A stylish young booded -
h n MAZE, near 1s hands high: gentle in ~
very stylish driving HORSE: can beat tbpee min
ntes; can he seen at j. G. COOKS Palace ItVery
Stable. 1928 z st. NV, M 81 ~
VALLEY BOY-FOR SALE. Darn bay stall.
v lion, VALLEY Boy eight years old n
May Oh, 1873; by Billy Denton ESQ., Of g. IN
dyk's HamiltOnian, dam by ExtOn Eclp e) ga
dam o. colt by Independence (son of Washington,
r. by Burr's " ashingtOD, dam by Abbey GREY
10y RCe's Abdallah Chief. I'd: dam BY Roe's Alb
da lah Chief This valuable Horse for sale: can be
seen a. Falely S Livery Stable, On 8.h st. b.tween
ID al d f. or at my Store, 932 Louisiana ava. H.
has gone his mile In $50 without haining. Pr
feCty gentle and kind TO drive handle. w III he
sold on time. c. BOYD BARRETT, 932 L u s.
laha ave. my27 g."
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Go LEATHER TRUNK.

MOT 1CE.-Op ing to continued i'll health, l have
~ determined to sell my DRUG STORE on the
Isl OF june, to DIR. Rud ''ldhorg. late Professor
o. Malerla M.dlca and Botany in the National
Kindly thanking my customers for their liberal
patronage, beg of them continuance of the same
TO n y successor.
/, All persons indebted to me will please settle
their accounts on or before the 31st of May, as
after that date will he buSily engag d and shall
place my accounts in the hands Of Col. James A
Iat, No. POI Pennsylvania ave. east, for collec-
ton.
Very respectfully,
my 25-6t@ w. F. SCALA. 300 East Capitol st
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

IOh RENT
1 b, h. WARNER & CO..
BRAINARp u. ARNxR, FDwIN A.McINrIRR.
9l6 street northwest
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LOST AND FOUND.

OST-On the evening of the 2sth, betwesn 1eL
1st and Ascension Church, or dropped at the
chnrGh P'int Applique Lace HANDKER-
leaving it at IL Lafayette Square. IT,
SPECTACLES LOST-At the National or Met
~ r0p Titan Hotel or on Pennsylvania AM@
avenue, q pair OF Brazilian Silver R'V
SPEC TACLfS. The finder " i'll please leave than
al the office of the National Hotel IL.