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National Republican., 1878-01-17
DIED,

NEALY. On the morning Of the 18th instant,
Funeral will take place from his late residence iio
sixth street northwest on Thursday, i!h instant at
shS4 SATRAlSoR M1Ry TSee'1 o. 4 3 Saada % amer ss
Friends ofthe family invited to attend the funeral
on ThI,siay, at at three p m' without further notice
BARBER.-In uniontown, P; G., on January "a,
5 G.9SSF onS nEnss assS nyeven years nine
His funeral will take place from the Uniontown NJ.
T.. Church, on Thursday afternoon, at one O'Clock.
Invited to attend Baltimore City and Hartford
County papers please copy.l
CAMMACK.-On January 49, 1873 EDMUND CAM
MACK. In his elghIy-thlrd year.
Funeral will take place from the residence Of his son
SSn at oG Raycs and IEffSs% fenSs ae
family are invited 10 attend.
NIXON the 18th Of January Is7s at $40 a. m., oil
paralysis CHARLES l. MIX, In the sixty'eigh,h wear
| RcIativcs aud friends nrc respectfully invited to
attend his funeral, on Thursday the lIh instant at
three o'clock p. at his late residence iGl High
CoRE-On the morning of January 10. 1873 AT
three a. L3 Of m@eniprsneons men yfiIp Sy3Hp Clt2EScE be
aged two years one month and twenty-lour days
CtARKEaAtIeIa As & short .!,nefs i Of S%Shsestiqn GO O.
assd @ Hf $ years one non and sis days
Funeral will take place rom Nineteenth, treet Bap
friends are invited 10 attend
CROUCH.-on the mofning OF January 10, 1873. Al
o0l o'clqck THOMAS NJ CROUCH sH In the sevenlieif
Funeral services at Mount ovet Cemetery, Baltl
more On the 18th instant, at three y M.
| Baltimore sun IlgaSe cOpy.l
| FLEMMlNG.-On January 10 1873 MARY FLEM
MIRO, widow OF the late John Femmlng, In the ssv
| enty- ninth year OF her age
Funeral viii take place from her late residence, 90
First street northwest Friends OF the family are In
vited 10 attend
| gRONIER.-On January 10, 1873, at ten o'clock a
| M, WILLIAM H. GROWER, after a long and painfl
| Illness which he bore with ChrstlAniforttude.
Funeral will take place from his late residence. No
g. street northwest, Thursday, three o'clock y. IN
Friends invited to attend.
lDOLLIPPE-In Baltimore, January -, ls7s, Mr.,
LCCS MATHEWS JOLLiPPE, wife OF William III. JOl
hppe, OF that city. and daughter OF Thomas IL. an
ReDcCca ]. d. Matthews OF Talbot County, Md
lnterment Thursday, January II, 1875. at Oak Hi
Cemetery Al half past two clock y. m where friend
! Of the family are invited to attend.
ROBINSON, On Tuesday, January IS, 1873. at fv
Friends and RrQuaintances are Invited TO attend tn
funeral, Thursday the nth Instant, at two o'coG
p ~. nom the residence OF William Johnson, NJ
los Eighth street northwest
| RYAN.-At Fort Whlppe, Va, January 16 1871
THOHAs RYAS, member ofthe Signal Service, u s. a
His funeral will take place from Fort Whlpple, Va
Thursday, the nth instant, at three o'clock p. II
Friends and acqualntances OF the family respec
mlly invited 10 attend the funeral,
National Republican., 1878-01-17
The Cincinnati Postmaster.

The Cincinnati Gd:6HC has succeeded in
having good. true, capable and expert
cnced officer and faithful Republican thrust
from the Cincinnati post-oifire to give place
to one who can be made more subscrvicnt
to its own peculiar purposes. Is this civil
service reform? Probably not but so long
~ it answers the selfish ends Of the en-
ginccrs of the machine, the interests of the
civil service are of very little consequence
The Gd:stte admits the obscurity of the new
appointee, who seems TO have been cxhumcd
for this purpose, when it says "he has been
80 long in retirement that he is not widely
known in business or political circles OF
course we have no direct interest in this Local
matter and should not have referred to it il
the most sacred principles of civil-servicC
re form hud not been violated to accomplish
the result. 1t may, however, be called fol
to propitiate the feelings Of the Gdz,iic ovcr
the late postal revenue decision Of The Post
master-General. This is an era oi concilia
tiOn and pacilcation.
National Republican., 1878-01-17
Senator voorhees, on silver.

1t is 4 noticeable fact that the worshippers
at the shrine of gold and the reyilers of the
Interests of the people, have turned their
artillery upon Senator VOORHEES, and his
masterly defense of the silver measure with
Il wild but vigorous fire but their shot fall
far short of the shining mark he presents.
His position is unassailable and his argu-
mrnt, uuanswerablc; but the thundcrs ofthc
cauuonade are none the less noisy and deaf
cning on that account. The New York
press is crowded with terms Of denunCiatiOn
while no effort is made to antaGOni2c his ar
Eument or to dislodge him from his position
This shows the weakness of cause that
centres in avarcc and seeks success by
means alike unlawful and cOrrupling. ii
is peculiarly gratifying to notice as
an incident following 50 soon upon the heels
Of senator VOORHEES, great effort, that the
sentiment Of the Senate was developed yes.
tcrday in a vote which indicates that the
friends of the silver measure in that body
are prcpondcrately strong,
This silver measure is Of the people ant
for the people, and while its firm cncmie
in the Senate can be counted on seventeen
fingers, We warn those who represent tn
people outside tho great money centres tina
they should be careful how they trihe witt
popular rights and needs in this trying hour
for every man who arrays himself by voic
OF vote against them will sooner or later b.
called 10 answer for that oilense at the ba
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PERSONAL.
Mrs. TILToS's health is very bad.

Mrs TILToS's health is very bad.
LARGE hoop earrings are again worn.
COMMODORE VANDERBILT was a Freemason.
SALvISI is studying Shakespeare character
of TimOn.
BIJoU HERON has been playing Louise the
blind girl.
ex-senator CHANDLER is in the city on a
short visit
ONLY one justice of the Supreme Court
chcws tobacco
PATTI has a new goyn that is half cloth Of
gold and half ruby velvet.
Hon. MILTON SAYLER, of Ohio, was ex-
pected back last evening.
LORD DUFFERIN, Governor General of Can
ada, will visit this city shortly.
INSTEAD of manifesting gratitude for his
pardon, Joyce has gone to writing poetry.
The first female lawyer of North Carolina
was recently admitted TO the bar in that State.
GAssowAY is the name Of the sweet singer
of Texas, who has written an epic of Ii, ,437
| lines.
WILL 9. HAYS, tho poet and river editor OF
the Courier Journal, Louisville, Ky, is in Gin
cinnati.
THE Cars health is said to be satisfactory
| Notwithstanding the unfavorable reports In
London.
TELEMAUQUJZEL is the Mexican for kiss
The.recipients are sometimes translated, if not
| tho word itself.
JOSEPH TUCKERMAN's one hundredth birth
day Is to be formally celebrated in Boston to-
morrow evening.
THE girls of Swarthmore Quaker College
are not allowed to wear false hair, trained
skirts or jowelry.
THE Congregational Church at Walcott, Vt.
has voted to use water instead of wine fol
sacramental purposes.
GREENLAND has no cats. Imagine cats in q
country where the nights are six months long
Happy Greenlandes.
HENRY DANIEL RUHMKoRFF the inventor
of the Ruhmkorlf coil, died in Paris on thu
goth of December.
PITTsBuRGs chicken show opens to-day
Wonder if the cacklers ut the hen convention
last week have gone there.
THE handsOmest evening dresses are made
Of plush grenadine in solid coOrs such Us Gle
blue rose, pink, and cream.
| MAX STRAKOsCH and Carl Rosa talk o
going in together rs managers OF an American
opera troupe for tour Of Europe.
IT is expected that on arrival home Admira
Prebe win be placed on the retired list, as hi
term of active service will have expired.
WHEN woman smiles at an afiront, one @
two things Is certain. She has either lost a.
, modesty, or she is assured of her revenge.
A WAsHISaToN woman has appealed to
appointed co nstable, despairing of catchin
a man in any other way.-Da'1nry NsWs.
AT a Pittsburg church fair young girls di,
guiSed as slaves were placed on the auctiO
, block, and knocked down to the highest bid
National Republican., 1878-01-17

der, the cash going into tho church treasury.
The property, Of course, was not delivered to
the purchasers.
VIZ have seen q prudent, industrious wifc
retrieve the fortunes of q family when her
husband pulled at the other end Of the rope.
RUSSIAN women walk out with their child
ren, seldom. with their husbands, aud a man
Is not expected to bow to another mans wife
| on the street.
was District-Attorney for Ohio under Prcsi-
dent Jackson, intends to write a history Of
that sturdy persons times.
Mrs. LAURA ID. FAIR, the San Francisco
murdcrcss, has Just finished dramitization of
Owen Mercdith's Lucille" the principal por-
tion of which was done In prison.
| MARRIED Dctroitsr, who patronzes the
female barber of the place, lost all his hair.
But IL was not the gentle barber who robbed
him of his locks-ah, no-nay--niN.
THE seventh Regiment of New York is TO
have ! armcry, and the people Of that city
have already subscribed $lj7 900 for the pur-
pose. Only Sl20,000 art still needed.
DIR. AND MRs LAWRENCE, of Massachusetts,
are in the city. at No. SCI Ninth street north
west, and will remain for q few days. Mrs.
Lawrence will speak in the temperance cause.
| A YOUNG bride who had been fashionably
educated, wa, asked by her fond husband to
| attend 10 the Oriering oil the ulnner, as lie
shouldn't haye time to go to market. It Is =
fact that she Slandly requested the butcher to
send home leg Of tongue.
A yoUSG husband, coming home late on a
recent cold night, found n hot tiat-iron placed
In his bed by his atiectionatc spouse. He gave
q spasmodic kick, exclaiming, "Oh, my pro-
photic sole!" He regards his wifC's affection
ate regard as aat-irony.
p. ELNESDoRF SLOAN, a sou Of Sam Sloan,
the New York railway king, has given Syra.
cuse sensation by marrying the daughter of a
German saloon-kcepcr, twenty years of age,
and without accomplishments or brilliancy
An unhappy family difference is the result.
MRS. EUGENE n. RoBINsoN, wife of the
Wall-street broker, has had Frank Brady
locked up on a charge of insulting and annoy
ing shcr and attempting to levy black-mail.
Frank was bailed, and says he formerly
worked in the family and was in tho possession
of some family secrets that he threatened to
expose If they did not give him work.
Mr.. ABRAHAM VOORHEES,, late president Of
the State Bank, at Trenton, n. j., has created
u sensation by marrying at the age of sixty
two or upward, n poor young lady, Van Nos
trand by name, who is the daughter Of u tan
ner and is not rich like her husband. They
met at a prayer.mceting Voorhees, has an
arstocratic son with an aristocratic wife, who
turn up their noses at this alliance aud refuse
to associate with the new mamma. They seem
to have an affinity with Lords children.
National Republican., 1878-01-17

THE st. Louis rening Post has made its
entire into the newspaper world, and presents
both creditable and attractive appearance.
| says: ave start on our career with no
grudges to satisfy, no quarrels to inherit, no
politicians to support, no past to erase our
only aim Is to get out the best newspaper we
know how to make, and to keep its opinions
free and its news Trustworthy" There is an
abundance of space for it to live in st. Louis,
and it will doubtless become successful jour-
nalstic enterprise. May prosperity attend It,
National Republican., 1878-01-17
The Nar,Innd Senator.

Some people are silly enough to think,
or to say so ii they do not think it, that
Senator DENNIS, of Maryland, has ruined
his chance of being his own successor by
voting with Senator CONKLING against the
New York custOm-house nominations, and
in the interest Of the highest principles of
ciyil-Servire reform. We doubt if the
with any line Of policy that will innict
punishment upon Senator DENNIS for hav-
ing followed the dictates Of his own con-
science and Judgment on an important
question relating 10 the civil service OF the
country, or that His course will in any de-
gree initiate against his success.
Senator DENNIS may not be permitted TO
succeed himself, but, be that as it may
should he be defeated it will, no doubt, be
for the reason that the representatives, from
his own section Of the Stale do not support
him with much zeal His strength appears
to centre more on the Eastern Shore than in
the more western sections of the State. We
have no interest in this contest beyond the
fact that our acquaintance with Senator Den
MS during his Senatorial term hNscOnyncet
us that the State may go farther and fare
worse than to return him. No State has
more devoted and faithful senator than h,
has proved himself to be during his pcriot
OF service and as a Democrat must com,
from that section, our preference would be
for one who has proved himself worthy o.
the position by his devotion to his duties
his abilities, and his genial bearing towarC
those who differ from him in political opin
ion and relation.
National Republican., 1878-01-17

We would again call the attention of
business men and others to the fact that we
have connected with our Office one of the
most complete job printing Offices in the
country, which is prepared at all times to
do all kinds of printing in the best of style
pnd at the most reasonable prices Espe-
cially is this true of legal printing, briefs
arguments, speeches, esc.
National Republican., 1878-01-17
PROPOSALS.
DRoPosALs FOR ARMY WAGONS, AmBU.
Il LANCES, AND HARNESS.
W At
uuARTERMN NsT ER-0 knALis OfFICE.


wAsHIsaroS January II, iSs
Sealed proposals in triplicate will be recsiyed at the
ofhce OF each The D. pot Quartcrmaster ut Washing
ton: y. G.; Philadelphia. Penn. Jeifersonve, Ind;
and Fort Lcayenworth, Kansas, untl twelve o'clock
lI:a6 n m. at Jefersonve. ard 1880 q. m. al Fort
Isavenworth. February II, 1873 at which times and
Places they VIII be Opened In the presence of bidders
ulcs, twenty-five t25) Ambulance Wagons army
pattern, one hundred and any (ij0 sets OF slt-muls
Army.Whgon Harness complete and sevcnty-nve f7S
cries to be made at either the Phiindelphia Jefferson
VILE, EG ri ITavenwOrt dcpots may be required
BIDS Will be made accordingly
Deliveries to commen within thirty days from
from date thereof The Wagons Ambulance, and
Harness TO be In exact accordance with the pregcrbed
spC Ccii Catons therefor OF hrst-clnss material and
workmanship. and be subjected to rigid inspection
qulTed standard to be rejected and removed at con.
tract RS expense within ten days after notice OF such
rejection. Proposals will be received for any portion
Of the supplies.
a preference will be given to articles OF domestic
production aud to articles OF domestic production and
manufacture produced the Pacific coast to the
coast, conditions Of price and quality being equal.
Blank proposals. and printed specifications well
any further Information, viii be furnished, on npplica-
ton by ilher Of the Depot onnrtermasiers herein
Proposals should be- addressed to either the Depot
QuartermuSter nj Washington. Philadelphia, letter
sonvilic or Fort LeavcnN orih and be Endorsed Pro-
poSals Tor ''sxmulc Army Wagons" Wagons fjr
niue Army wagSa Harness !" or Pour mule Anibu-
lance Harness, ls the case msy he.
STEWART VAN yLIET,
Aetirg luartermaster-General Bvt.saJ Gen U. 2. A.
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J0RoPosALs FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES.
'Eror QUARTERNAsTER'sO OFFICE,
llJo GIRARD sTREfr, PHILADELrHIA

ll5o GIRARD STREET. PHILADELrHIA,
December 2, ls1I
Sealed proposals. In dupl cate, with q copy OF thb
advertisement attached 70 each, Will be receiyed at
this oice until noon January 81 1873 for furnishing
the United states Quarternasters DEPARTMENT with
the following-naned articles viz:
SO Helmets; l,gO Hair Pumes, cavalry LOO Cords
and Bands IN Top-pieces and Plume sockets; i10
Helmet Eagles; l.Jfo Uniform Dress CnpS, asserted;
i,aiO Dress Cap Pompons; 1000 Forage Caps. ne0oo
5000 pairs Bonts, brass screwed; 500 pairs Arctic
OversfOeS 1000 Wooden Blankets; 900 Ax-hnndles;
go W all Tents; IN WaltTent Files 5000 Common
Tents; 400 sets Common Tent Poles 5c0o yards
Dark Rue Flannel, 50: hOo0 yards sky Blue Kersey,
~; 800 yards Facing Cloih, o.. aHsered; looG0
5000 yards Canvas Padding; 6ccO yards worstcd
CJrd; 2OOO gross Coat ButiunsI 1000 CIT Buckles
2DyoO yards Sky Rlue Kerscy light quality
Al articles wi Dc sunleCteos a all Inspection,
and bidders are hf,umrd that nill compliance with
specifications will Ee insisted upon, and that art
Gle inferior TO the standard will he accepted.
The GOv,rnment reserves the right 10 reject any or
nil bids.
Ds are requested for the delivery o. the articlcs nj
Philadelphia and Snn Francisco.
A preference Will he given TO articles OF domestic
production and manufacture conditions OF price md
quality being equal and such prei,rence will be given
TO articles NJ American production and Manufacture
Consumption rcguirs,d by the public service there
All articles which are to be used In the states and
Tfrrtor,s OF the Pacific coast will be received and
In, pccted at iEn Francisco. Cal.
For information In detail apply ut this onica
Envelopes containing proposals TO be indors.d; |;
.Pr0posas ior Military supplies,' and addressed 70
by order ofthe ouartermRstcr- General.
decc+25t Assistant Quarternlaster. Generai
National Republican., 1878-01-17

as its prey. Let him think of this with
out prejudice, and look upon the pros
pect with candor. The situation must be
met and looked squarely in the face and
considered rs IT really exists. 1t is not as
we would have IL, but it Is as it is and 1t is
the part of wisdom and philosophy that it
shall be met under the guidance of sober
National Republican., 1878-01-17

THE New York 7ribuae doesn't seem to
like it because Secretary SCurRZ THINKS it
either "untruthful or simplcton." IN
that view of the case the s, retlry has Il
larger following, no doubt, than in some Of
his Other nositiOns.
National Republican., 1878-01-17
MIRRTEU,

GRAHAM BEAN.-At the residence of the bride,
January I5 Is by the Rev. Dr. 4. J. Huntington, OF
,vr. hian &c lle;e. WILLIAM u. GRAHAM 10 Miss
MAY IDA bT..I. all of Washington ID. &, No cards.
philadelphia papers cOpy.l
wHTTE-WALKER.-O Tuesday. January Is.
1878 at the residence nf the brides parents by Rev T.
| d. owen pastor of Rylanl NJ. f. Church, O. NEWTON
WHITE, OF LoudOun County Va, and FANNIE GER
| TRCDE WALKER, Of this city. No cards.
National Republican., 1878-01-17

ter lawyer in the court house last week, "a
the moment the policeman says he saw us II
front of the house which was burglariously ell
tered. l will prove that we were locked NJ
drunk in the station. house"
National Republican., 1878-01-17

again, has just received from Louisiana Con.
federate soldier photograph of herself which
she sent TO her husband, who was killed before
Petersburg, and which was picked up on the
battle field.
National Republican., 1878-01-17

THE King of Italy died just five years to a
day after the death of Louis Napoleon. The
Buffalo Express remarks with Unsurpassed
lcvity that the death Of Victor Emanuel
takes from the world among other things the
most fcrocous and generally remarkable nous.
tache 1t yer had"
National Republican., 1878-01-17

An Ohio lover inadvertently, while asking
the blessing of his future father-in.aw, said
that the girl was worth her weight in gold
and the future father-in-law, confirmed BIZ
mctalist, refused his consent and chased tho
lover of the place with a pitchfork.
National Republican., 1878-01-17

THE gold pinchers seem to be greatly re-
licvcd now that Senator VOORHEES, has ut
tered his great speech on the silver qucs-
ton. They have been dreading it for the
last three weeks
National Republican., 1878-01-17

MANY of those banished to Siberia grow 50
weary Of their exile in such an inhospitablo
region that they lose their minds. Lunatic
asyluins have been erected Of late years for
their special accommodation.
National Republican., 1878-01-17

of popular judgment. The people are in no
temper now to be trifcd with or oppressed
by the money power Of the country.
National Republican., 1878-01-17

Mr.. JUSTIN WINsoR wants to establish a
Harvard press, which shall print works of i'm.
portancc for which there is not sufficient de-
mand to warrant their publication by private
persons.
National Republican., 1878-01-17

AMONG "al the ills that flesh Is heir to- none are
more provoking than troublesome cough, and but
for that reliable remedy, DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup,
many would be In despair. Price, 25 cents
National Republican., 1878-01-17

IT will be seen by advertisement that
there is wanted at this Office copy of the
North lmericdn Rcricw tor 1917.
National Republican., 1878-01-17
AMUsEMENTs.

4
N MARIE RozE
GRAND ITALIAN AND ENGLISH OPERA.
hAXsfRAkOsCH.".-..... DIRECTOR
THIS THURSDAY EVENING JANUARY IL,
Debut of the illustrons Anglo Franco Prima Donna,
MILE MARIE RoZE,
MILE. MARIE ia fAy2sira; RSzs Z. LEosoHA.
TOM re- hASb M rAShRE rSHShRE p2EEEi SSfrh" !.
MIGNON. MIGNON. MIGNON.
with Miss KELLOGG. Mile. RozE. and Mis- CARY
on the seme sysn,gg lp ,he sgsi r,rsr
SATURDAY EVENING-LAST OPERA NIGHT,
In compliance with numerous requests,
s tssArsG s:S;s q sn; Al q
extra accnrding 10 ociton Family Circle % cents.
Seats car b. secured nj box Office Of theatre.
SEATS CAN De sEt UItED IN THE GALLERY
January a-MAGurE MooitE Mii and J. C. VIII
LlAMsoN In STRUCK OIL blT.tf
GRAND CONCERT AND LITERARY ENTER.
~ inlnment (bcneGi of the church,, McHENDREE
CHURCH, Massachusetts avenue, between Ninth aud
Tenth streets northwest, THURSDAY, JANUARY
II, ISIS, 7:3O O'Clock Admission, IS cents
This entertainment will be under the auspices o
Mr. D. ]. Fuper's Bible class OF young ladies.
PART LII Chorus BARKER Family; Duet
Misses Carrie and Sallie Crawford Chorus, Birker
Family 4. Reading, Mr.. Twecdnie; Chorus, barker
Family; 8. Reading Mr.. Pnlmonl
PART Ill Trio, Misses Carrie and sallie Eraw
Reaains. a NJ M IA 4 Townsrnd: = nnor,is, Bayk
Family; 8. Reading Mr. Tweedae; q. Chorus, Barker
Family.
Young Indies viii guard the inner doors and re
cciye the tickets .and polite and attentive lady user
Will lie In Attendance, iuI1
National Republican., 1878-01-17
ENoRD's OPERA HOUSE.

ENoRDs OPERA HOUSE
THREE NIGHTS AND SATURDAY MATINEE
Coming TIL UHSDAI, JANUARY u, the original
BRYANT'S MINSTREIS.
- The excelsior troupe Of the world.
s..s.
Direct from BryRnts Opera House. broadway, N. Y.
The best entertainment in New York.-Herdid
October u.
The minstrel gem OF New York.-S,p,, October 30.
Troupe composed OF the following great comedians
Hughcy Dougherty, Little Mac, Sanord and wilson
Dave Reed Billy bryant, Tierny and Cronin.
The Great Vocal Corps.
Joseph Norris Arthur Cook, C. H. Cllntpn. d. Barron,
and George W. Harley. the wonderful male SOPRANO,
Pull Orchestra and Brass hand, composed Of
eighteen solo musicians.
Admission, p, 90 and 80 cents; no extra chnrse tor
reserved seats. JaIt-t
National Republican., 1878-01-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.


n>sgs SPECIAL NOTICE, : THE ANNUAL
W. meeting OF the stockholders Of the Washing
ton Gaslight Company will be held at the company
ofice, No. tll Tenth street. on MONDAY, February
ISIS, for the election Of directors TO serve during
tho ensuing Polls open al twelve oclock M and
janiTtd CHARLES b BAILEY, Secretary.
NSRs NORTH AMERICAN REvIEw.-ONE
at this office. JaniT
r@s ". NJ. G. A.. EVENING. CLASSES
Ter MAI Nal and an 'rSRin Miie ie R'ehi, ofan@ me%ts
Is,0, THIS AITEnNooN 9, $50. in The As:
lessons Phonogrnphy, under Mr.. NJ. !. smell. meets
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY evenings at seven
o'clock. Latin, Crock, or Algebra meets FRIDAY
e. r,g S@ p.,m Eloeq!icni gadsr Mr john Twceiale.
course often lessons For further particulars apply
n the rooms Of the Young Mems Christian Ass6ca.
tiun. ian lBlat
nIJfs DIR. L. J. DRAPER HAS REMOVED III
40 Office and residence from 1909 Pennsyl wanna
avenue to IA lhirteenth street, between q and II
streets once hours, to 10 M, to p. m, to
D. m. Jii-Gt