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New-York tribune., 1879-10-17


arv other route.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
- Leave NewYork from foot OF DesbrOsses a1d Court
$40 for Washington. Pttsburg. Columbus Cincinnati
indiana pos chicago and the West Richmond Charleston
Ohio. PtisDurg and Chicago
100 p N. for WashingtOn and the West Pullman cars
connections Tor Psburg Cincinnati Indianapolis Lou vis
sna - Louis Through Pullman ears BALTIMORE to Cincn-
400 n m for washington and the Wes, n.K,n, .ar,. co,
necfOn West a. the | r. m. tram
10UOp m daily Washington the South and West. Pul.
sleerers from Baltimore and Warrington
ing Tor Chicago Cincinnati
southwest Through Pullman cars frum Ia mOre Cncn-
nat. Washington with LvnchDurg.
Florida. New-Orleans ana the oonth.
Broadway and az ticket Offices foot C0rtalt
snd Desbrossessts. aud Depot Jersey Gay. -
AND COLORADO
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
- Ferry station In New-NOTk, loot Of liberty-st
ferrY station In Brook w loot Of Fnons Jewes Wnarf
commencing Oct. g. ~19.Irains leave New Ork foOto OF
a. Libertv-st. a. follows;
obi5u a n-for FlfmingtOn, Eason. Belviierr, Maucn
1ndo Ia9,agn"; -csb4fre: Llmir &c C'hnec'S ~
$50 a u-tor High Bridge Branch Easion Harrshurg'
MhucE Chunk, IamaIua. WlkesDarIe scranton WILLIAMS
1880 and p. somcryille and E1emnNton
7. m.-For Ficuinsfon L st1n Naurn Chunk Tanaqua
Wiikesbarre scranton Tnnkhannnck Tam qua HazeliOn
Reading. POtisvile, HafrtsUurr. &C.
400 mFor high Bridge Branch. Eason. Bevlcere and
5.,u D. m daiy.-For Easton Allentown and Harrisburg.
Emira, 6c. Connect. at Junction Tor ID. l. and W H. X
For trans 10 loosI points timetables at stations.
sUND AY TRAfN~-Leave AZ "a A. M ~ pm Tor Bound
Brook ana intermediate stations ard al o3O p m for E-tou
A eniow Reading and Har1-burg
Boats Of the brooklyn anu Ere Annex make connecnon
nv Jersey cry station. 10 anu nom booAyh ~" Eo D0pO
Jersey CITY.
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Fourteen Through Trains each way daily three depots
Philadelphia. Two IN NewlOrA
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siiuanons Dauleo-- Males.

4 YOUNG colored man in private family;
a willing 20 make hinself zneray useful reference
i6W-si 18th H., second floor
COOK.-By German man- j, a thorough
- master nf bus hu.i small cirh irsfo lass
private fauV. Address j. L. BOX ia Tribune Uptown
COACHNAN-NURcE, &c.-By respectable
- nan and wiie-rnaa "a o. man an' rarlene- wiiea'
competenf nlrs or o9A. vas aua ron win gn' it' I
city and country reference Apps 40 o'7 caonaF'" near
Ber-ea-si.. 'sIyn.
COACHMAN and CROOM-By q RESPECTABLE
dfo.. : b.. Il iro-pect -. place Ea-, 4i.i.-t.
COACHMAN and GROOM.-By a Protestant
r .a & e9 m TH avn ' ad @ good 'ss sSo S M ii9
families in The city She highest iss
moias ia te ABOVE capacity Cal OF address r. t. I'o ea'
COACHMAN and GARDENER.-A gentle
glrdeni n,iled man VINO Il lived ia EMPLOY wears
BIooEl5n.
COACHMAN and GARDENER-A married
o. a, i mana a. o. yent.e. a sI M ne r OF aoSeTs - good
groom ana careful drvr or wcnq t.se eha' se Si "a & gTe
-oJrey. Please can address for one week W, l5s
COACHMAN. GARDENER or USEFUL MAN.
Perenc reliable ami comDeert in all ms autes With excel
li c leerrhc- a. t1 -onllf ~ tAl .oheSy . Ius i
man u IA very resi- snc W s1o T'eaes place
COACHMAN, GARDENER. &c.-By young
careful driver vile excellent dfifymaidi
best ref.reuces Cau OF address COACuMAN. loo
ruiton-t-
COACHMAN and GARDENER.-By a Ger
- married thoroughly under@t ands horses. Carriages
harness j. practical gardener Desi references
eunty efer.ed AdaIe.s care Of J. o. BRONSON To- st.
Niclolasave, New-lorS CITY
EOOTMAN.-By i single young man who Is
wiling 70 sweep carpets wash winlows- clean snots
and 81 silver; low wages expected ctf
or country good and security required address
l. X, Box 21g Tribune Uptown Ofice, LIS BrosQway
EARDENER-By a single man; T; has long
II the different ranches of gardening; sat
isactor1 city references. Apply % y ~ Brdgemans seed
store. 80 hroadway
ARDFNER.-COmp greenhouse and
VI rranerc- frut flowers vecctaDce laying ont and
around eln ms pia.- long cAleirncr n tle connIy
MO HArL GARDEN Err 20 "a esi lotlstn .Io,eIl ,io"
EARDENER-Hv a thoroughly competent
auuar-irf understands The care of crap rrs green
houses aud he growing of fruits flowers vegetables the y
rc ont ~ ri -ifl-iiriofY Ieierhctr
Address j. y ". Trbure Uptown Ofhc. LIS bfo"i"ay.
JANITOR or ENGINEER in hotel or fac
- tory h.g. pressure has excellent reference
from nr fcass u strictly temperate ana eIIe'
Nus worthy scotch PresDytcia Address - h BOX 4"4i
Tribune ltowu Onlco LIS BrnadNai
yXANTED.-By a retired clergyman pres
byterianl of acve business tact roston A. prrfe
requiring and fidelity best references DELTA
Box -, y. Y. l.. y.
WAITER OF ATTENDANT on an invalid
ulace make uIeA tend furnace, &C., il "iiu1 10
make generally useful no objections 20 any lrt ni
nr rouuf-y Address GAhCON, Box ., Tribune Uptown
Office, l,-5- BrOad"s'
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GERMAN NAIL HamLgrg-

i American packet conpany's Line for PLYMOUTH.
CHElbOU re ana HAM &c RG
TA.......... oct HERD ER. Nov.
WIFIAND s. FRI A. Nov. Is
Rates passage Plymouth London, thrfDgug. Ham
burg all points IN gland -cotilnd and Wales First
CABIN gold. siO second Cabin go q, 800 -fr~fage cur
rency, $50. Z. B RICHARD * BuA-, ien. Pas. Agt,
X SHARDT & co. 81 Broadway. New-NOrk.
- a. q III Ann. aL Rrnal IL. N.n-lnLk.
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4 YOUNG colored man in private family;
a wiling fo make hinsef znera'y useful reference.
lti M-.I :. -h IL. - nnn tour.
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Corrirn Doaro.

FAMILY in The country would board two
n ladies' Winter rooms large ana welheatel
references required Address EETkLAl Branch once -
Last iiih=t
At ORANGE. y. J.. near Sration.-G0od
y board pea-ant rooms terms moderate. Address IL
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CENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,

VI BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HANRE
PIER Company No - North fo of MorOns.
Travellers by BY English rail-
and clscOmforts " crossing tle Channel IA ssl
boat
IA A5RADOIS ~inglier einesity Oct - u A. m.
PFREIRE. u Dfur..--...- n rlIr-fiay e. - . m
An gIQUk l. Drofd ........ " enesay Nos 3. 10 A. IL
Cheeks ara " on grrdt LV0nual-.
10 ~
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NORTH GIhNAN LLOYD
sTEAMs IP LfsE BETWEEN y NEN-NORk.
eOUTHAMPTON AND BRtAES.
MOSEL...-. sat. Oct. J. DDNAl sat, Nov.
ODER SAT oct - RrElN SSH Nov.
RATES OF PASSAGE from NEW YORK 10 ~oL luANP.
TON, HANRE oh BREMEN.
FIRST CABIN sINOI SECOND CABIN......... so
~TEEhAGi. $50.
Return reduced Prepaid steeuge ceruh.
cafes. $50 -
OILl.ICH- g. Coz. . BOwAlg o. ecn.
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COACHMAN and GARDENER.-By a Ger
- married thoronrhy understands horses earriag-
and harness aud H. practical gardener Des references
country preferred Address J. " BRONSON, lJZ st.
Me Ioas-ave New-lOrs city.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-17

COOk-By a German man- j, q thorough
~ 0f bus for a'fl small cr1 or nrsfcla--
pf family Address u. L. box ia Tribune Uptown
office. -.- Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-17

COACHNAN-NURcE &c.-By respectable
- man and wifenal ~ Altman ane rarlene~i vie a.
competent ulr4. with unt Ut ~.
- wears Od cout Wa t-hr nr nure baby WIN spHl
city lAd country ference Alrli 40 of1 ialtondft near
Bcr-e.,i. IrOHk.yu.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-17

y coachman and gardener understands the fass
Of All vegetables the Of flowers good
groom would take cha uf gentle
place In the country rs class fefei as 10 one
-oUrlefy. caL address Tor week W. loS
ijth -, Nrw-Y0fk.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-17

FOR NEW HAVEN, its surroundings and
Il all station. Tie New-iork. Boston and AIR Line
Derby North Hamr Railroads direct steamers
join II -TAlL. aAa lhASll, CORNING leave Pler
j.. y. r. fo0i NJ T rff ~. - r every night ia tho
week except Sarursy arrive IN Ns sven m time for al
trains al best facilities f0r pass. ncer
and II excursion 5U -tarins New Haven
Tran .p0TtatOL Line. JDIN II. @IAkIN,
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RECORDED LEASES.
RECokDED AOgTGAGE-

I.iIg u 10 Thomas G. saunders. Nos 30 ana 81 East
.s-tt--t ears. af annual rent pf
efrtarf Catfarfne r a. E.sic alters, No l3 Bierck
er-.f wears. annual rent Oi
New-York tribune., 1879-10-17

TIans Engiewocd closter Piernoni and MACK
sundays y a m and $50 p The l5o p train viii
leave 10 minutes LATER uriay nights-
Valley and MOnsey, T. 300 a N, tSV D IN
JSo e. ABBOTT. 0enI Passr Agt- New YORK
New-York tribune., 1879-10-17

DOTTERDAM LINE.
IL steamers Co.'S Pier. all Pavona Ferry Jersey CITY
-'|lrTIIIA. W etue~lAt. ONL ~
-. NoV. L
l,fCabin $3.50. 20 CABIN. Ss5-S50 9ieerage So
n CAZAUN. General Agent % south william 81
PUNCH, EDIE a Ca. y s0aih Williams st. Freight AssA
l. W NORRIS. 90 Broad~ay ee1efAl Paas4sg AseAl
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THR OOHRTR.

COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
To-day, On motion OF Mr.. j. n. Oliver. Mr.. W.
Brown, OF Kentucky, was admitted to this bar
Roplnson aSt. Wall; hearing resumed.
CIRCUIT CouRT-Jud9e Cartier.
To-Day, Morgan agt. Childs ct H., ON rial.
EQUITY CoURr-Judge Macarthur.
1estefoay, Hanson VS.. Stephenson; auditors
report ratified. Fox & Burnstine VS. Burnstine:
AUDITORS a report ratified Ingerson vs.. James:
order making new parties. Diggs VS.. Robert
son; auditors report ratified. F. s. & T. Co. VS..
Wood; third sale confirmed Professionally. CreS-
Wen VS.. Brown, and same VS.. Stewart; pro con-
Iessos. Van Reuth VS.. Van Reuth; reinstated
clarke VS.. Clarke: divorce decreed Rterdon
vs.. Carroll Building Association: Injunction re-
fused: referred to special auditor Shepherd
vs. shepherd; commission to appoint guardian.
Adjourned until Friday next.
POLICE CoURT-JuGoe Smell
To-day, James X. Barnaclo, assault on VIM.
A Barnaclo, his brother: S.. JEFF Washington
and Charles Caldwell, assault on John w. Mae
f rarlnnd; continued: Henry Nelson, street
ker and John Thompson, vagrants; down.
christian Wells and Rachel Goodall loud and
Dolsterous talking and profanity; S each. An
Dish; 81. Isaac W. Scott and Alfred Parker.
violating the ordinances of the board OF health
by carrying dead body of child through the
streets TO the cemetery without a permit from
The nealth officer. The mother Of the child. a
colored woman. testified that after her child
died she got certificate from the priest and
one from the physician in attendance, and gave
them to the undertaken, who took her child to
the Red Fill cemetery, beyond Georgetown,
where the sexton refused to receive it for
burial, as there was no permit from the health
officer; SO he left the corpse lying on the
ground all night. and it was buried the next
day. After hearing all the testimony, the court
said this had been technical violation of the
rules OF the health officer, but it having been
through ignorance he dismissed the case. Henry
C. Christian forfeited collateral for violation Of
the liquor license law.
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ss A letter has been received in Cincinnati
from Rome, from Cardinal Simeoni, saying that
Archbishop Purcell'S resignation viii not be ac-
cePted.
e2-When a lady permits clergyman to kiss
her, as she would rot permit a laynau to kiss
her she is making very thin. excuse for being
kissed.-[N. y. Herald.
"a Frank d. IIill d Co. real estate agents,
Richmond Va, have failed. Their liabilities are
stated to be over 100000. They have made an
assignment covering $4,000.
TEA bill is pending in the Indiana legisla-
ture prohibiting the marriage of drunkards but
the single members OF that body say they know
which side OF their bread is buttered, and will
defeat it or burst a liue.
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CITY ITEMS.

"SToP THIEF" ROn't stca, one, but buy a bot
tie OF Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup for 25 cents.
AN IMPORTANT ADVANCE in the manufacture
Of toilet soaps was the Introduction of glyce-
rine. The Transparent Soaps OF j. & E. Akin
son really contain a large percentage of this
valuable ingredient.
IT Is IMPOSSIBLE to use Durangs Rheumatic
Remedy for rheumatism without getting relief
Sold by all reliable Druggists.
Lodilte's Headache Specific is perfectly harm
less. Cures in to 20 minutes.
THE BATTLE is raging between winter and all
the organs through which we draw the breath
soothe and heal the irritated lungs and throat
with "Hate's Honey Of Horehouasd and Tar" and
the rapid cure OF cough, cold or influenza is alb
PIXIES Toothache Drops cure toothache In. one
minute. Sold by all druggists at % cents.
THE GREATEST PART of the annual contract
for supply ing Her Majesty's troopships with
ChampagGeS has been awarded to Mr.. BOLLIN-
GER for his "Dry' extra quality.
FOR THROAT DISEASES AND CoUGHs.-"B ro,cn's
Bronchial Troches," like all other really good
things, are frequently initiated, and purchasers
should be careful to obtain the genuine article
prepared by John 1. Brown & Sons. s,w
CHAMoMILE AND LIVER PILLS (Dr. Chandler's).
Purely vegetable and tasteless. No noxious
drugs. Formula on each package All know
what they are taking. Cure dyspepsia, heart
ouiu uhLlLtSS, oppressive breathing, c0SI1Ve-
ness, sick headache, pain in back or shoulders,
kidney affections nervous debility, coated
tongue, all impurities Of the blood. CSC per
package All druggists. Principal depot j. W.
Die"' sIh anu fenna. avenue. 2,11,1:
PILEs.-Dr: Chaad'er's Pilon; sure cure for
Piles; instant relief; harmless; never falling All
druggists; % cents. Principal depot, J. w.
Drew, 9Th and Penna. avenue. BIOL:
FOR UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs. Wins
eo'o's Soothing Syrup has been used for children
1t eorects acidity Of the stomach, relieves wind
collie, regulates the bowels, cures dysentery and
dlarThGa, whether arising from teethine or
other causes. An old and well-tr1ed remedy
Is cents bottle.
TO LADIES AND GkNTLBMEN.-We wish to call
attention to A. Fischer's Chemical Securing and
Dye1ng establishment, No. 9O6 street, near
9th street. By promptly adopting the latest
improvements, whether OF American or Euro
pean invention, he Is enabled to do his work In
manner not to be eQualled by those not pos
sessing these facilities. Gents suits cleaned
Tor 81. N. B.-Lace curtains cleaned from 81
up TO $50 window. Wool blankets from 30
cents TO 81 pair, by cleaning number a re-
auction In price. Specialty-Ladies party
dresses, spotted or Soiled round the bottom.
cleaned Without doing the whole garment: ii
years experience.
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GEORGETOWN.

CATTLE MISUNDERSTANDING and sales at Dro-
vers' Rest yesterday were as followS:-Number
OF cattle on the market l6; all sold at s. to S.
ID; Is cows and calves sold at 500 to $50 per
head. Market brisk.
A NU1sANCE.-The pavement over the MILL
race, leading from Young's burnt mill to the
river, gave way yesterday, making dangerous
excavation in the sidewalk. The old mill itself
is dangerous nuisance.
THE AQUEDUCT BRIDGE.--The work of repair
ing the Aqueduct bridge is steadily progreS sing,
and viii be completed by the time navigation
pDpnS
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eB- Philadelphia claims to have a population
OF nearly 100000, on the strength Of its new d.
rectory. 1o" "'-
Michael Dooley, better known as Mons
DAmer, q most Sk1llful SwOrdSman, died at
flttsDurg, Saturday, of consumption.
: IT, calf was born near Spirit Lake rew
days ago with two heads, four shoulders. and
W0 pairs OF fore legs 1t came very near being
twins.
1.-THE word republican" over the doors of
cruz houses in Italy has been prohibited by the
[oyal government since the fall of the Carroll
Cabinet.
H Memphis manager, whose prima donna
suikeo at the last moment. cut Alice out of
RoDert lie Diabie," and nobody missed it-sO
there are advantages in giving opera In Tennes-
see.
ts-Mr. Swift johnson, a young American
has gained scholarship at Trinity COLLEGE.
Dublin, and now the question arises can he. Re,
ing an alien. hold it? The case is to be argued
by counsel before the university authorities
eE-Of legitimate children born in Paris, the
proportion OF males rather exceeds that OF fe-
males, whereas, In the enumeration of nlegiti-
mate children, who comprise one-third of the
whole, the females constitute the majority
1EA Philadelphia street-car conductor was
about to eject his wife for non-payment of her
fare, though she said she had spent her last
nickel In bringing him his supper. A passenger
paid her fare, and when they got home the
conductor thrashed his wife so as TO endanger
her life.
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DESERTED BY HER HUSBAND AND DIVORCED
Yesterday, In the Equity Court Justice MacAr-
thur made decree OF divorce In the case of
Mary A. Clarke against Samuel NJ Clarke with
permission 10 resume her former name. Mary A.
stevens. The parties were married in New York
city January 3, 1873 and soon after they left for
Europe, and while travelling on the -e0Dtinent
defendant abandoned her at Paris, March 26
1874, stating that her company was NOT agree
.pIe 10 him. Mrs. Belya a. Lockwood appeared
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LIST OF PATENTS granted TO the residents of
Mary land, Virginia and the District OF Column
b.a for the week ending February Is. 1879, and
each bearing that date: William W. HubbeU
Washington, ID. c., cartridges; James w Gray
don, Washington, d. G., couplings for railroad
car heating pipes; James W. Graydon. WASH
lngton, ID. c., railroad car heating apparatus:
James ". GraydOn. Washington, ID. G, cou },
Hngs for pipes OF railroad car heaters; John T.
James, Loves Mills, Va. head blocks for sax
mills; Frederick Lang, Baltimore, Md. board
BANKS Tor iatteninS oysters: George n. Saeg-
muller, washington, D. c., leyeling devices for
surveying Instruments; John II. Cord Baltt-
more, Nd, street motors; Francis b. Deans
Lyhchburg. Va, apparatus for pressing tobacco:
John W LenertS, Of Baltimore, Md filters:
Joseph Ryan, Mount WinanS, Md swings.
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GOOD FOR QUARTER OF A CENTURY-When
the Legislature OF Louisiana in 1S6S pledged the
Ialth or the state TO the preservation OF the fran
ShiseS OF the Louisiana state lottery, IL builded
better than IL knew, for the supreme law OF the
-iahd, as Ceclded by the Supreme Court OF the
nlted states, has pronounced the dictum that
u contract made must be adhered to, and the
franchises or the Louisiana state lottery with
It's vast capital OF over million OF dollars must
remain for fifteen years yet, until the expiration
Of the original term
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ADJUSTMENTS.

CAIR AM FESTIVAL. under the auspices
!, Oft Of the 81. adies Aid socIst- :Srnon place
IAi ana FRIDAY EVENINGS. Admission, 10
sLts season ticket, Is ceats. Friends OF the
thufch ana congregation are invited fe019 St.
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A FIRE was discovered In the basemant of
Charles VOLTS restaurant, corner Tth and O
streets northwest, about o'clock this morning.
he alarm brought out the hre department
guished. IL originated from a furnace: los s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-19

Two YEARS on HoRSEBACK.-Mr Jas c. DufIy
OF this city, the young man who is TO accom-
paDy Col III. III. Tudor on his horseback ride
fIom New York to Cape Horn, arrived at the
Imperial hotel yesterday. He was taken I'LL
him ahead by rail to recuperate his health here
COL Tudor expects to reach here about Friday
and VIII next pass through Richmond on his
loIg tourney, which, as heretofore stated, viii
occupy his time for about two years
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusements. &C.. Tonight.

National Theafer-"The DaniteS.'
F"ris Opera House. Divorce"
Theafsr Colnique.-Beila Dents Blondes and
Sppg ,altipS
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BANKERS.

0100O profits on 80 days investment Of c100
pA@oo in North West, January 20th. plVo
Proportional returns every week on stock Options OF
$40, $50, 800, $500. Official reports and
circulars free. Address T. POTTER WIGHT & 90,
Bankers, IS Wall street. New York. teSeod&kly
A MEMBER OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE viii
execute orders for the purchase GALE OF Stocks.
Bonds and Gold on moderate MARGINS. Commits
sione IS each 100 shares Stock privileges negotiated
on responsible parties only. Correspondence solio
tied. Henry Merriam, Member Am. Mining and
stock Exchange, 50 Wall ST., New YorK. References,
y. Manyan. ESQ. President National Trust Co,
New York jsn1tr
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ONS OF JONADAB
~
EXCURSION TO BALTIMORE.
FEBRUARY ODD,

Tickets, scoring roundtrip ii kets good for three
e. ':9 s, 2;l9s: p 'Ss
kI'S Paper WaTeroonls. 4S2 9th st. NV and Mr. j.
L. MOl1NG'S Cigar Store, corner of 7th and III SITS
Ii W Train leaves Baltimore and Potomac DepCt At
IL o'clock p. H. and parties so desiring can .eturn
by trains the same Right. Subordinate Councils will
III ase assemble at Pioneer Council He'll corner of
9Th and SITS NV, at IL O'Clock NJ to escort the
Grand Council Work:-Ir stitution of Monumental
fel9.Stt HALEOR NELSON. Grind Chi.f ID M q
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j. X. MAJOR, druggist, Will sell Majors Cement
oy the dozen 10 any one as cheap as any whole
sale druggist In the United States.
LADIES, when you want skirt braid ask for
the stafford braid. You win ind 1t better than
any other.
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AT SPECIAL MEETING of the board OF man.
ayers OF the WOmen'S Christian Association
nelu at lhe residence or It's president, Mrs JUS
tice Strong, on the 18th instant the FOLLOWING
resolutions were unanimously adopted Re-,
sotred, That the grateful thanks or this assOci-
atlon oe rendered to Mr.. c. w. Sponord for the
generous use OF the Riggs House for the burmese
OF pound party" for the benefit Of this asso-
ciation; for his thoughtful and unwearied at
tent1onS extended to the guests On the occasion.
10 Mrs. SpOnOTd and other ladies of the house
Tor their efficient and timely courteSies in max
ing the party success socially, thereby replen-
lSnlng the larder and the treasury of the asSO
clatl0n; that copy of these resolutions be sent
TO MI. c. W. Sponord, to Mrs. Spofford. Mrs
Scofeld and others, and published in the daily
papers; also placed in the records OF the associ-
alton. MRS JUSTICE STRoSc praS,Sant
MRS. THOMAS WILSON. SacrefarY
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IHE BOYS CLOTHING HOUSE of B. Robinson &
60, sC s, pennsylvania avenue, is an attractive
place a!lKe 10 youths, boys and children, as we'll
Tive styles, immense stock, and popular prices. +
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CONCERT IN ALEXANDRIA.

,,.,, A GRAND CONCERT
Will he given at SAREpTA HAIL, Alexandria
5 Mai, at . Gsioek, THURSDAY NIGHT, February
S2uth; IN AID OF Christ Church. of which George
Washington was a member. train will leave
washington at p H., and return after the Coz