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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-08-06

/ The match game Of base bell, % played
between the Holden and Sedalia clubs, yes
terjay, Was, taken all in all, very poorly
played game. Our boys were ratified from
the time ,he game commenced, and added
to this, the Holdens batted Rose unmer-
ciiully all over the Geld. There we're very
few brilliant plays made during the pro-
sre,~ Of the game. and with the exception
OF very difficult one-handed catch Of q
high hy BY Henoch and several good
catches by Hardcassle. the game was devoid
Of any distinguishing features. The Hol-
dens took the lead in the beginning Of the
game and kept it during the whole Of the
nine innings. The following is . report
Of the game by inning:
FIRST INNING.
The Sedalias woG the tOss and sent their
opponents Ia the bat. The game was called
promptly at 2lO, and Jordan, for the
Holjens, stepped to the home plate, and
after several passed balls, he succeeded in
hitting safely to left field for first base. He;
vent tn second On Wild throw BY Showers
and stole third, where he was left BY
Harlan flying out to Hardcastle, and Sulli-
van and Johnson fouling out.
Henoch opened the irst inning for the
Sedalias, by hitting . weak grounder to
Ward, who captured it in time to head him
of at first. Taylor flew out to Harlan.
Rose bit safely for FIRST, stole second and
third, and was caught in trying to reach
home.
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GEORGETOWN,

BUILDING AssoCIATIoN.-Att the Ssth regular
monthly meeting of the 10th building assov,ss.
ton, held last night at Goddard's hall, s., S0l
was sold, being II shares, at an average of
about sl42 per share.
The CANAL.-rhe water will probably be on
the canal all along the line by the 18th Of April.
and business will again revive on Water street
ihere Is large Quantity Of grain in the ware
shipment py reason of the freShet. The Water
..icet merchants have had long idle season,
but the prospect for brisk spring trade looks
bright.
GRAiN.-Came by rail, 500 bushels wheat to
H. II. Taleott; 100 bbls flour to j. q. & J. nj
Waters
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k1-The two mile and repeat race at the agri.
cultural fair grounds at Sacramento. Cal, Sat
urday, between Mo lie Mccarthy and Jake,
for 81 coo and track premium of $50, was won
easily by MOlle in 3:4$4 and 3:3Sl%
ASMr Clinton. senior counsel for VIM. II.
Vanderbilt, positively denies the report that
negotiations are in progress for settlement
of the contested will case, adding that settle
ment is impossible.
RtrThe board of manufacturers at Fall
River, Mass, have agreed unanimously to
stop their mills for two weeks in March and
two weeks IN April. general shut down of
the mills is contemplated.
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BOOKS AND STATIC merry

II HOPE. HihhNAL
RI b.. Tristan Creed: Its Theory aud Practice,
GIa>SIr Preachers OF the English Church.
Inc W I'neSS OF History to Chris Ry rarrar
Masters IA English Theology, By 9,Try
Natural History OF Atheism, n Rsrtie
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HEBREW ORPHAN AsYLUM-The committee
of the Hebrew Orphan Asylum of District
Grand Lodge No. >. !. o. of B'nai Birth,
ton in North and South Carolina, Georgia.
Maryland, Virginia and the District, held a
meeting AT the residence of Mr.. 5. Wolf on
Sunday. To devise measures and means to fur
ther their Obiect-tO establish an asylum for
orphans in the District. The result was highly
gratifying and the prospects were promising.
Mr. Wolf is the chairman, and Henry Adler
secretary and treasurer
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AmuSenlenfS.

National 7hedter.-Mr. John T. Raymond
had fine house last evening, which was well
pleased with the first production in this CITY
OF his new play Risks which is a pleasant
mixture of domestic drama and comedy He
Is very perSevering and funny insurance
agent. and Miss NJ irie Gordon is interesting
in Belle Newton
Ihc0ter COnliQue.-The new programme at
the COmlque, Is an entertaining and attrac-
tive one. The good house last night, will
doubtless he continued during the week
ODD FetLOlrS' Hall Nary YGrd.-Aunt Polly
BaSset and Jedidiah. will entertain residents
near the navy yard this evening, by one of
their inimitable entertainments at the above
hall. Their reception in other sections of the
city, should insure to them crowded hall
WaGfd'S HdU.-A vocal and instrume ntal
concert, will be given here this evening" under
the auspices of the Church of the Redeemer.
The programme for the evening, embraces sing
ing and instrumental music, reading, prone
made music and supper.
MdS0pic Iemple.-HOn. Hiram Price will
deliver here this evening. the first of a series
of Popular Dime Lectures" in aid of a
reading room and library, for the WOmen's
Temperance Union. His subject will be
what Saw in Europe
Foundry Chmrch.-HOn. AlOnZo Bell will
lecture here this evening, on Human Posi-
bllltleS. Mr.. Bell has on various occasions
proved himself to be an easy and entertaining
talker.
Lincoln Hall. - Next Monday evening,
Henry Ward Beecher will lecture on Human
Possibilities -
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THE ARLINGTON ESTATE.-The suit of Gen.
Gusts Lee for the recovery of the Arlington
estate was continued i'm the United States
District Court at Alexandria, Va, yesterday,
when Judge Westel WiROughby made the
closing argument for the government Judge
Robertson viii conclude today in behalf of
Gen. Lee, when the case viii be submitted to
the court,
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CITY ITEMS.

PLEASE REMEMBER that Durdny's Rheu
matte Remedy is taken internally, and always
cures rheumatism, no matter how aggravated
the disease. Sold by every reliable druggist.
BROWN BREAD-Three cups of brown -four.
two cups of corn meal. one cup of molasses
one cup OF sweet milk, two teaspoons Do0teu'S
Yeast POarder mixed with the -four and meal
dry. Steam four hours. and dry in the oven.
200 different styles Gas Globes at Hamilton's
\. M. &. A. Building. 9th and ID SITS. 2,l6,eo6;
LAMPS AND COAL OIL CHANDELIERS, best
assortment IN Washington, at Hamiton's, Y.
M. c. A. Building. 9th and d SITS. 2l6,eo4;
MOTHERS, MOTHERS, MoTHERs.-Don't fail
to procure Mrs. WinsGOlCs Soothing Syrup for
All diseases of teething in children. II relieves
the child from pain, cures wind collie, regu-
!ates the bowels, and, by giving relief and
health to the child, gives rest to the mother.
HAPPY TIDINGs for nervous sufferers. and
those who have been dOsed drugged, and
quacked. Pulvermachers Electric Belts effec-
tualy cure premature debility, weakness and
deeayy Book and JoTraa With afErmton
City. 61s.d&kly
HOUsEFURNISHING GOODS. new stock } Tin
Ware, &c, at Hamilton'S, Y. NJ. c. A. Build
ing. 2,l6,eO4;
GAS SAVING BURNERS, Gas Heating and
Cooking Stoves, &c, at Hamiltons, Y. NJ. c.
A. Building, 9th and ID SIS. 2,l6,e0i;
To LADIES AND GRNTLRMRN.-We wish to
call attention to A. Fischer's Chemical ScOur-
ing and Dye!ng Establishment, No 9O6 G street.
near 9th street. By promptly adopting the
latest improvements, whether Of American or
European invention, he is enabled to do his
not possessing these facilities. His cleansing
and dyeing Ladies' and Gents Suits are, in
fact, the cheapest in the city on account of his
superior work. n. B.-A speciality Of his con-
sists in removing spots from costly party
dresses Is years experience. His dry cleanser
removes grease spots effectualy from any ar
ticle, and careful pressing gives them an
appearance as if newly made. Kid Gloves
cleaned two pair for Is cents.
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Weather Indications To-day.
OFFICF OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WnUhinn Marnh . -

washington, March 100
u inc Ne" Ehtl-.u ana middle states, ris-
Ing barometer, cold nOrthwesterIy winds,
gradually Stacking to warmer westerly, and
later 30 sOuthrrly, and generally clear weather
will prevail followed in latter and western
portion of former by falling barometer.
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CLOTHING.
DECINT ARRIVALS.

RrolNr ARRIVALS.
BLACK AND FANCY SCARFs,
A cbotoe seiecttuo,
Plat and Knots,
For 10 cents and 81.
BLACK AND FANCY FOLDED tbs
From IS cents upward.
ENGLISH AND GERMAN HALF aosE
For % cents.
fERfECuY-FITTING SHIRTS
For s.l2a and $780,
FINEST LINEN COLLARS,
Latest Styles,
81 Is per dozen.
SECOND QUALITY COLLARS,
Latest Styles,
$50 per dozen.
LINEN CUFFS
For IS and - per dozen.
NIGHT SHIRTS
For u and sl.l2s.
LINEN HANDKERCHy
Prom Is per dozen upward.
SILK HANDKERCnIEFs
From rs cents to $3.50.
GOOD sUSPENDxEs
From 20 cents 10 s..
RF- ONE PRICE ONLY.
GEO. G. HEN yINt.,
tellSir 40 ScreHfh Street.
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V'HE Latest PUBLICATIONS

g, T Iea d., on Photography, by AlDey. Frs,
500: The Dcctrfne Of ScripTural Il lribution. 6S
EDWARD Beecher, d. D.: 81. 25; TIiy source OF Nus
Prince Consort vol: s.. by T. aaftin, ~; DictioR
sry OF English Literature, by W. davenport
Adams. ~; Home Interiors; by q Gardner
SI.5O: Mirage, by the author OF kismet. 81: Tbs,
Hon. Miss Ferrard, Leisure Hour Serbs 81: Com
stantlh.lle. by James Bryce. Half Hou r Series
10 cts: The Spanish Armada for the InvasIon OF
England, by A. III. Guernsey, 30 cts. For sale by
msI2-tr Booksellers and stationers, I0ib Pa sy.
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LAMPS AND COAL OIL CHANDELIERS, best
assortment IN Washington, at Hamiltons. Y.
M. {. A. Building. 9th and ID SITS. 2l6eO4;
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amu.ements, &C., Tonight.

National Inedter.-Mr John I. Raymond
in " Risks"
Tteater COHaiYUe.-Farieties.
Odd FeIio.rs Hal, NARY Yurd.-Aunt Polly
Basset's "Singin' Skewl.'
HVIard's HaU.-VOcal and instrumental
concert.
Price.
Foundry Cturch.-Lecture by Hon. Alonzo
DeIl.
iSsentbly's Presbyterian Church.-Drews
beautiful panorama Of Bible history.
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DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows
w. II; Ward, trustee, to j.. G. Eastwood, 1896,
lots 1913 to 3t2, sub square 675; G. w. Wood to
w. D. Mailer, $l,40O, lots IS and Is, Union
town; Ezekiel Tignor to X. O'Neill, $3.50, part
lot ?. square 5S5; T. l. Payne to j. T. Armes
TSo. lot c; square 81: W: w: Bradstreet to
Z. Naggaman to S b. bod, $20, 800, lots IL and
IL and part II, So. 4sS; W. f. Sliney to Jas. b.
N MiiiSae Ia sc, lot 81. Of sub lot 5, So. ssl
lot h, sq. 452; same to Lizzie Dean Fleming
s., lot e. do. same to Z. j. Dean, g.. LOT
90 IT w 10 5 81 Cox. trustee, to L; s. Marini,
s., do John Acorn to Geo AIcyorn ~ s - ino
lot l., Pleasant Plains Pi''oo'
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HoUsEFURNIsHING GOODS. new stock, } Tin
Ware, &c, at HamiltonS. 7. NJ. c. A. Build
ing. 2lh.eO4.
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ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE,
OGENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANI

A MEXICAN LINE OF STEAMSBIPa
"A sail every THURSDAY direct .R~
i f1O% phi Il, Gn to Liverpool.
Cabin, intermediate and steerage passage tickets
can be had at h. ID. COOKE, JR. & co. E, Banf.
Line to Antwerp, MO- ~
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ss MITE PIoTE only &C.: ward wide cotton.
.ains X SaId new spring dress goods; bar
ana am. boys Wear, y. 81, 20, IA: new sprine Ear
etton new on STOCK oil cloths; 2lZ wide sheetiog
1870 o' ~ cents TowsOn's cheap dry
SEE me bargains at Harmon, Boswell 4,
buyers for - days.-Adrt. " '''H
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STEAMERS. &c
EVR POTOMAC RIVER AND /

EVR POTOMAC RIVER AND LAND
The Steamer MATTANN%s. Capt. 49,
wharf every Monday and Wednes. .<s.Es==szh1'as.
day al 7o'c,ock am. for Nomini Ferry, Va, and
Returning leaves NomiIi Ferry every Tuesday
and Thur sday, and MattOx Creek every Sunday al
returning: For further information inquire at c.
u: SH kRlFfS Gal Gfice TIA PENNSYLVANIA
wharf. 0' 0hhN l. JUN e. Agent ma On t ST.
DOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION
The steamel 81 E Gspi; w G. Dr.
Capt. j: r: Barker, have resumed fz-7I-s-1-s7.7
their IIips between Washington and Baltimore
Leave stsph nson's wharf, foot Of III ST.. every every
Monday and Friday. at 6p. ID. leave Pier 10, Light
T pm River freight must nvarable he prepaid
F tspd further particulars apply to sTtPHENs0N &
w INTER ARRANGEMENT.
FOR NORFOLK rE EeE sTEIFH MONROE AND
The swift and elegant tronsteamsr LADYoI THE
LAX LAkE or. Capt: {. J; BoNSI VILE, d.
f nsr nosiet sTsfy seas Wv Wf e.
NESnAY, and FRIDAY, At O'Clock p. m, con-
svery TEEspkY sad s kGTfHs
DAY, at 4 O'Clock p. m.
... FOR R9T9MAC RIVER LANDINGS.
K. WOOD, leaves her wharf foot OF -n-S
s shFsTays three :, times times week
Currioman and Leonaratown; THURSDAYS, at
o o,eloek a. ~, ioI Somni; sATURDAYs. At
stopping at inter ne diate landings each trip.
For further Information, applS at the once. over
the COMPANY Wharf, foot Of sth Street SOe' or
Sss called for 81 e E1
B. j. ACCINELLY, Agent. DAWN
STEAMERS FOB NEW YORK.
The steamers JOHN GIBSON and Z, @.
s!:s; ssavE RibIS ASRlisss I'd es1.6
Freight taken at lowest rates. For information
appy at once over Metrogolitan Bank, 18th street,
OF 10 IT, A. DENdAM, Agent. Water street.
ap21-u SAMUEL BACON, President.
CLYDE's NEW ExPREss LINE
phiLAIRthtSl All bfsEEHAse RF5As,w WASH
England States.
From Philadelphia Saturday, at IN.
From Washington, At IL a. m.
Ereshts 5seeiSsd dafiSo fhrSnsR NJ
Bills g. ladins given 70 Boston and
have fhem marked . Ssoresoscn, D. c.,s p'eA'e
aPPE ss T. and JiSHhSs9S
ssr strse wsssei9sseD D. HYDE W.
delpbfa. mar2nJV
OHHLXr RIFEGT LINE TO FRANCE.
OGENE RAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
Between New York and Hsvre Pier AZ, N r.
foot Morton street.
NIB LAfBssA.DoR, Capt. sanglier, VS., Era
FRA FRANCE ~ Capt. Truedelle, W. s., I!E6E
CANADA, Capt. FranQuot, W. g, April 8. 8
Price of Passage in Gold Qncluding wine)-To
HaVre, First Cabin. 500: Second Cabin SIS: Third
cabin, $S5. Steerage, $26, including wine, bed
ding, and utensils.
LOUIS DE BEBIAN. Agent.
IeuIo om 65 Broadway.
A MERICAN LINE OF STEAMSBIPa
"A sail every THURSDAY direct 6-
i TON phi i, Gnps. to Liverpool.
Cabin, intermediats And steerase passage tickets
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GAS SAVING BURNERS, Gas Heating and
A. Building, 9Th and d StS. 2,l6,eo4:
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L lhe steamer SUE, Capf.W q. ~n~,
1eoghcgan, and Steamer EXPRESS, E-sz33tLI.iN
Capt. j. +. Barker have resumed FN-@S-z.--ss
their uipS between Washington and Baltimore
stopping at all river landings. going and returning
Leave >tspht nSonS wharf, foot of 7.h ST.. every
Monday and Friday. at 6p. IN. leave Pier 10, Light
s. hart. baltimore. every Thursday ana Tuesday
II pm River freight must inyariableh he prepaid .
For further particulars apply to STEPHENSON &
BRO, gents. 7Ih-St wharf. marI-lm
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"A SkEWL. TUESDAY. NJ ucn 5th, Odd Eel
lows Hall. Navy Yard. Admission IS cents;
children under 10 years Is cents. ma4-2:'
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- BALTIMORE ANNUAL CONFERENCE NJ. f.
CHURCH.-At this conference, in session at
Cumberland, Md, yesterday. the committee
on church relief, recommended the raising of
5000 for the destitute charges and their re-
port was adopted. Rev. Dr. Hurst. of Drew
Theologieal Institute; addressed the confer
ence ON ministerial Preparation" Rev. Dr.
Dashlell made report on the Baltimore
Methodist Historical Society, recommending
the appointment of committee of ministers
and laymen to devise ways and means to fit up
rooms in the Depository building and adorn
the same with historical sketches and pictures
for the use of the Methodist public. The re-
Brown, l.. T. Waterman and c. II. Richard
son We're appointed the committee. Rev. Dr.
McCauley of Dickinson College, addressed
the conference on the present status of the
Institution. Rev j. p. HanlOn, president of
Pennington Seminary, y. j., also addressed
the conference on the. subject of education
h M hnsIit4 H Is an important adjunct to
moirs submitted report and the memoirs of
Rev. Basil Barry, Rev j. Nj. Green, Rev
Newman Mckinney and DIR. John Fisher
were read. and appropriate remarks made on
them. The annual missionary sermon was
preached by Rev. Joel Brown.
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THE " MAJOR-CCRTIs" OUTRAGE CAsE-To-
day. in the Criminal Court, Judge Wylie Mr.
W. A. Cook, counsel for +. B. Ray, alias f. II
Curtis, charged with having committed a rape
on the person of Miss Ella Tydings. of Balti-
more, in March last. at the National hotel
made application for subpenas for eight wit
neSses TO appear at the trial tomorrow.
District Attorney Wells remarked that the
prove.
The court remarked, if the application was
accompanied by an affidavit it would be con
sidered.
MIR. Cook remarked that he had given sub
ppna To the marshal to be served in Balti-
more, and he had refused to serve it OH the
ground that he had not the power.
The court directed that the subppnaS be
served, and the District Attorney said he
would see that they were issued and served.
The case will come up tomorrow.
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200 different styles Gas Globes at Hamilton s
I. NJ. Z. A. Building 9th and D sts. 2l6.eo6:
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TEMPERANCE MEETINGs,-Last evening a
Gospel temperance meeting was held at
Hamline IN. e. church, conducted by Cant,
Sturteyant, who made a very efestiye adj
dress, followed hy Capt. W. +. Dewey, MIR
IathrOp and MI Pendle.
The DaShaways held a successful meeting
last night in the North Capitol NJ. +. church !:
John b. Wheeler presiding, and l.. III. Patter-
son secretary. Addresses were delivered by
MesSrS. Wheeler. L. w. Litchheld, Sherman Of
South Washington James McCafferty, Joseph
Williams, Isaac ChildS and DIR. Bond. Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas ID. HOdgkins led the cOngrega-
tiOnal. singing. A large number of people
we're added TO the temperance army.
A MCRDgROUs BLOw.-J0hn Williams. a
eolOred man, went 10 the stand OF Mr. Arendes
No. 80 Eastern market, yesterday morning.
and was ordered To leave by Mr.. ArendeS
About l. o'clock Mr.. Arendes left his stand to
go across 9Th street southeast. when he was
approached from behind by Williams, who
dealt him murderOuS blow IN the back OF the
head With a stone. knocking him senseless
and in that condition he was taken to his resi-
dence, No. ~ Sth street SOuthea st. Williams,
after striking the blow, ran, but was captured
east.
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NUNARD LINE.
NOTICE,
With the view Of eliminating the chances of col.
islon, tne steamers Of this line take Q specific
course for al seasons Of the year.
On the outward passage from Queenstown 70
New YORK or Boston, crossing the meridian Of Is
On tne AomeWard passage crossing the meridian
OF 30 ut e lat, or nothinlnko the north Of 81
THE BRITISH AND MOTH AMERICAN
ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIPS,
II ieS e63 ~ HAk kisyosRRPooI
R. nEGn NV Wd f9HaK: FaoH NEW YORK.
ffigs sb. & Mar 5S Algeria Wed Apr.
China ~: WE'D har.2s scythia We'd. May
Aby ssln1a, wed. Apr. Abyssinta. Wed nav 8
AND evefy follow Ing Wednesday from lew Yorh
steamers marked do not carry staerzge passengers
HATH OF PAssA9E.-Csbin, S8O, $50 and tlOO
gold, according to accommodation. The $50 pas
age L . special low passage for wiz ter months
Iickets 70 Paris el6, gold. additional Return
stes1sss tickets 70 and from al parts Of Europe Of
Beiiast Glasgow, H.yre, Antwarp and other port
On tns Continent and for AediterTa ports. For
neignL ana passengers apply a. the Company'a
once, NO. Bowling Cree; or, both steerA0e md
cabin. 70 OTIS BI6ELOW. SIS 7tb street.
1n&y CHAS. q. TRAGCKLYN, Agent
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CT. STEPHENS CHURCH

THURSDAY EVENING,
At o clock, the New Organ IN this ca urch vii
be opened for the first time.
Several dist inguished OrganiSts from this city
and from Baltimore will perform on Il.
Selections from Sacred Al usic will be sung.
Admission. 25 cents. MAJ 5-3tr
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GENTLEM EMS GOODS.


just received, Gentemen's Dress Hats, -
r me soil and sam Felt Hats for Wang Men
Youths and Children. Also, cb.,i =. SOL - ~
SILK and Guanaco Umbrellas
h. III. STlS EMF H. Hatter
lehZU-u l2o1 Ia. ave-, next q, cor 18Th II
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GOSPEL TEMPERANCE MEETING, at Y M
daily, at First Congregational church; also.
tonight, same place. Short speeches, good
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BUILDING PERMITS issued by Inspector En-
tsISlc: Mrs Ellen Learey, construct two two
story brick dwellings, ID street between 1873
and 18th streets northwest; $l,250 &. G..
Huntley, construct three-stOry brick dwell
ing corner A and 10th streets: SA,GS James
III. Mead, repair a brick dwelling, 81 ID street
southeast; $40. b. Burnstine, repair frame
street northwest Sl5. j. C.. McSherry, repair
brick dwelling. northwest corner South Car
DINA avenue and 9Th street southeast; $1,000
James Reeves, repair a frame dwelling. eth
street. between l. and NJ northwest: $50
Henry Hawkins, repair frame building 18th
street, between 22d and sd northwest: $6O
Julius Roth, build shed gll 9Th street north
west S45.
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