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RESIDENCE BURNED.

CMcmNATI, January l5.-Early yester.
day morning the residence Of James NJ
Glenn, Zone mile north Of Newport, KY,
burned. Loss Sll, 600. 2 '7 II
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RIRE RECORD.

PURCHASE OF SILVER.

NRw YoRx, JaRuary 15.-At two O'Clock
this morning a number Of tfremen and
nearly all the policemen on duty at the
burning OF Brooks building, Broadway
and Grand streets, had been withdrawn,
then only tho Broadway wall and about
200 feet OF tho connecting wall on Grand
street was standing. Curious crowds
haunt the neighborhool ot the great fire
at Broadway and Grand street last night
but all arc kept without the lines establis
ed by the police. II the walls don't fall o.
their own weightit will be necessary tC
pull them down. Total loss by the fire Is
estimated to-day at 81 ,250,0O0. 20 to
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FOR CITY RERnEANr

FOR CITY SERGEANT.
MESsRS. EprToRS-PIeasc announce the undcrsIVn.
Cd u candidate for the oce Of City Sergeant sub
ect 10 the decision Of the independent ToIorS Of the
city and elected pledge myself 10 discharge the
best Of my ability.
JAMIE H. CONANT.
AZ therequesto Of many citizens announce myself
Citizens Candidate Tor tho Ofco Of City Sergeant
Ina promise II elected % faithfully discharge The
ds2a" JOS. N. BRoDIR.
MRssRs. EDIToRs-PleaSe announce me A, a eabd.
date or the Office Of Sergeant Of the city Of Whe0lnS
DELI Ed, M. DAVIS
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DECEMBER II, 1873.
The time tcs receiving plans above l. ex.
sssssd 9nal lsesdnE The 2Iat day q JSaalIy, .Si9.
byMueF' y BRADY, ri
aeis Secretary Ot State,
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r,, rwo Reports on the Baltimore a
ohio Road.

The TWO Reports ON the naihnVFe -
ohio Road.
Tie lS1ElLIGEScER gives 10 the people
o,be State this morning the two reports
submitted Yesterday to the Legislature by
,be Joint Committee Of the last session
touching the relations Of the Baltimore &
Ohio road to the people Of West Virginia,
These reports will be read with great in.
,e,es, by the people along the line Of the
roaI and its branches. They are valuable
historical documents, especially the minor
ity report, and discuss the history of the
Company more exhaustively than any pre-.
yions researches submitted to the public.
Itvillbe noticed that while the scope
otthe onereport is wider than the other,
aud while the one differs from the other
in its more radical construction Of the
hwsollST and 1917 yet both agree asto the
fact that very great and important changes
have occurred in the development OF the
nilroad system otthe country, and in all
that pertains to the working Of railroads,
and tothat extentthey unitein conceding
the equity Of wise, liberal and states
manlike policy towardsthe greattrunkline
that traverses our territory.
Both reports testify to the important
concessions made by the company in their
proposed new schedule, and lso as to the
rectiications Of certain gross inequalities
and determinations that were lately de-
yelopel. Col. Johnson, the author OF the
minority report, figures out saving tothe
people Of the State OF 100000. Wemake
it tAD,OOO on the basis Of the business re-
ported and estimated. This is an immense
saving, and one that gives an earnest OF
better feelings between the company and
the public.
As to the view likely 10 be taken by the
legislature Of thepoints raised by these re-
ports we presume not to predict. We in
cline TO hope that the Legislature will
meet thecOmpany in the new spirit OF con-
citation and compromise that it evinces.
Its the part Of craftsmanship to recong-
nilesuchan overture Nothing need be con-
reieL asa matter Of principle afTectingthe
construction Of the laws referred to. The
prciple can be held in reserve otec-
ton Whcnneeded. Itiswell h. ary6
Of that sort, The people can better
trusted with reserve than can any rail-
road, We seem to have the Baltimore &
Ohio at an advantage just now, but let us
be careful how We avail ourselves OF it.
Remember the lesson OF history
taught by the barbarians who in
TSded Italy and marched on Rome.
When the barbarians we're closely
pressed they offered to retreat and return
TO their own country, but the Romans
thinking that they were masters OF the sit
uation would make no terms, and thus
iOrel their foes to make stand for life
1hat resulted in one of the most destruc-
tive encounters Of history. Ever
since that occurrence its result has
served to point moral as to the
nwisiom Of crowding your enemy to
ll'ewall when he is willing to compromise.
The Baltimore K Ohio road gives more
evidence now than at any previous time
in itshstory Of desire to be on friendly.
terms with the people Of West Virginia.
ietus mcetthc company in thesamo spirit.
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sr. Louis, January 15;-A dlspatQb from
Atrhison, Ky, Says; The round house
and machine shops Of the Atchisor and
Nebraska RaIIroad burned this morning,
Four. engines and all the repair machinery
Of the company wasdestroyOd. Loss sl0o,'
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WASHINGTON, January 15.-The sub.
scripttons to the four per cent loan to-day
amounted TO S. 245. 600. 80
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A RIsI IN gILyRR.

The rise in the price Of silver to5Opence
per or. yesterday was in consequence Of
Of the demand from India, and further
advance in the India and China Ex-
changes. Germany Is not offering any
silver at the present rates. - fF
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CITIZENS TICKET.
STREET COMMISSIONER

aud having had considerable experience In WoTk
such aS Is required Of the Street Commissioner,
hereby announce myself aS a candidate for said
jan2" pa GEORGE ARKLE.
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TNHARLEs E. DWIGHT.
v
PRACTICAL CHEMIST

Is prepared to make careful and complete
analyses Of Iron Ores, Limestones, Mineral
LABORATORY, Con. 2ITH AND CHAPI1aE Sra,
talS WHEELING. W, VA.
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 10.-Virginia SKIES deferrad
= DO consolidated, 55; do. second series. AK
40; past que coupons 76+s. North Carolina sizes
old, ~ do new, - do special tax, % bid TO-DAY
sugar mn MN and ST. adynA soft. Ssla9.
middline as Flour firm snd fties IN so ana
Howard street and western super, 275a3 Is: 90.
extra, 3 50a4 10; do. family, 45Oa4 Is: city mills
super 75a3 25; do. extra 350a4 90: do Rio brands
52Sas.50; Patapseo family, 6.25. Wheat so1thern
n m and small oferlngs western firner but quiet
southern red, 95al .06; do. amber, IU7al OS: No 2
PENNSYLVANIA red, I07aI.U7k; No 9 western winter
Tea' sPGf n7s ana January Y G6salOss February,
stot and nominally firm western frmer especially
Tor SLOT and near deiivery-soutnern white 81 |:
western mixed spot, 44sia45; January 4iIS: Feb,
ruary. 44a441i; March, 4il4l44k; steamer 40T
Oats hrmer and active-soutilern and Pennsylvania
2Sa3S; western white, 3la32; DO. mixed, 2SIa3r
Rye nye 1rm asd small oierinss-southern, 55aos14
Ia Hay gnlet and s steady Provisions shade frazer
meats-loose shoulders, new, "a clear rib sides,
3:sa4 per car load do. packed, new 3x and AZ
shoulders old, 3a31z clear rib sides, new. s.
Hams, sugar-cured, new, 9a94. Lard-retin I'd,
tlerces, 81. Butter good inquiry for choice-west-
ern packed, l6a1s: rolls l5al6. Petroleum feversl
Coffee quiet and nominal whisky, L09IfaI1J
Frelghts to Liverpool quiet aud nonnal-cotton,
s2s; wheat. 24.5O0; corn 25 600 oats, 5000 rye,
$50 9hipments-corn. 500.
NEW YORK, Jan. IO.-Stocks frrner Money, Ss
"a Exchange long, 403; short, 49, Governments
NEW YORK. Jan. 1o.-F7our steady. Wheat
LONDON, jan 10, IL 40 p m-conso,s. o, 1916
for both. b. s. bonds, l867s, l04; new fyes' lD9i/
Erie, 2219. New Jersey Central, 34A.
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| Frank Il. Earhart, district attorney In
Opelousas parish, La. was shot in the thigh by
Mall Agent Faulke, OF the jackson railroad yes
terday. Faulke escaped.
eF James Atkins, a Kentucky outlaw had a
fight with Ben. Perry, at turkey shooting
match, In Morgan county. Ohio, Wednesday and
was shot dead. Perry Was badly wounded in
the head.
~ At Portland, Ne. yesterday meeting OF
tnoSe engaged In the flshing Interest was held
at which resolutions were adopted urging thai
the nshing clause in the Washington treaty be
annulled.
u he New York senate has passed a bill nro-
Nldlng Tor The payment OF the salary OF the late
senator Morr1Ssey for 1875 TO his widow such a
OIL being necessary, as MorriSSey was not sworn
into office.
CO The will of Rev. Mr. Cooney, OF the provi
tate TO Rev. James Hughes, OF Hartford. conn
Will be contested by his relatives ln II q s,lnrera
court OF Rhode Island.
sT John g. House, a well-known citizen or
Ptttsburg, Pa, committed suicide b, hanging
wednesday last. lll-health and desponde1cy
caused Dy The recent death or several children
are assigned as the cause OF the suicide.
sS- IL is said the cutting OF rates az railroad
Ieiehts mas been renewed In New York and
that contl acts were made Tuesday AT 30 cents
from Chicago 10 New York, the schedule figure
being forty cents.
IN Edgar Freeman, cOlored has been SEN
fenced at New Haven, Conn, 10 prison for life
for outrage upon q little white girl.
sF Mrs. Annie Mooney and her sou Charles
are charged In Boston with stupifyiag James
Minnehan. in their saloon, and robb.ng him OF
S.,3l9.
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DEPoslToRs CAN'T GIVE EVIDENCE AGAINST
EMBEZZLING BANKERS.-Horace +. Taylor
banker, OF W1lliamsport. Pa, who failed some
time ago, was arraigned yesterday, charged
with emDeZzi1ng SSe,Oo0 deposits The defense
the property OF the depositors and became the
property OF the defendant, and therefore he
could not enbezzle his own funds. The prose
cullon proposed TO prove by depOSitorS that
they had money in lis bank. but the iudge
ruled that under the law the evidence of depos-
1tOlS could not be admitted A nolie pros was
ordered and IaYlOr DISCHARGED
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His Resignation Reoue.,es

BOSTON, Jan. 1o.-YeSterday afternoon Gov
eral Cunningham, requesting his resignation of
The O1lce or AdJutanU General Culninpbam m
mas filed the Office since the removal OF cen
Cunningham will be succ eeded by Col a Han
Berry, now an assistant Inspector general. Col
Isaac F. kingsbpry, the present assistant ad in.
lant general, is also pr minent candidate for
the p,a .e Aoi
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Fire III Cincinnali.

CINCINNATI, Jan. ia lire is in progress on
Main street below 4th. L. Wilson Il Sons ex-
tenslNe calflage trimming and Saddlery estab-
lisbment has been entirely destroyed: also. NJ
Merks' unoccupied building adjoining. The
loss on Inc former is estimated at $40 O00
almost entirely covered by insurance. The loss
on Werks' building is estimated at $40 900. Ar.
wayne d Sons cutlery store, next above the
STOCK Is badly damaged by water The ther
lnomeIef Delng at zero the firemen have great
dlfflculty In handling the hose. IL is th0uTht
The file is now under control NJ
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ESCAPE 0E CEsENENNE PRISON
ERS.
Their Flight from Camp ssObinsOn-
kHnnir,p

FORT ROBINSON. \EB.. Jan 10 , a. m.-The
hostile CheyenneS imprisoned here since last
october were informed by the c0mmanding OIL
Ger a few days ago that they were 10 be taken
0ack 10 their agency in the Indian territory
Since the Information was impaired 10 them
they have become very Sullen and have repeat
eGiy expressed determination 10 die before
consentiGg 70 such movement. They have be-
come very stubborn for the past few days. and
tearing an attempt 10 escape, the post COM
mander placed strong guard over their prison
room. Last night about II O'Clock, while nearly
every one was in bed. the savageS Jumped
through the windows OF the prison room and
made for the cold prairie, which is thickly
coated with frozen snow. firing on the guard
from reVolyerS which they hadconcealed since
Their capture, dangerously woundIng four OF the
guard, of whom one has died and another is not
expected 10 survive the day. The main guard
rushed out of the guard-hOuse upon hearing the
nflng. and, upon aScertaining the cause and
seeing the hostileS running forthe bluffs. imme-
dlately followed, and opening fire. shot and
Killed over 40 over l60 or the cavalry mounted
ana dlsmounted. are still in pursuit OF the fee
ing SaVages. The sharp bang OF the carbine in
tie hands OF our men can be heard from the
NILS. three miles distant. where the savages
have evidently made for. IL is thought that NOT
one Oh them VIII escape.
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THE LOUISIANA ELECTION OUTRAGE CASEs.-In
the L. S. circuit court. at New Orleans, yeSter-
day, in the Natchitoche5 ''Outrage' cases. pleas
were filed as to the charge Of felony, OF not
guilty, and denying jurisdiction: and as to the
charge OF violating the election laws they claim
that the laws are unconstitutional, that the in
dictment Is informal, and ask that its counts be
uuaShed.
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GRANTS RESOLUTION not to visit Cork wa
taken before hearing CT the action of the Cor (
council. on account of the ShOruness of his time
III Is peHeVed now that, had he gone there, riots
OF dreadful character would have ens,ied
This, at least, was the apprehension of the
authoritieS.-[N. Y. Herald cable Dispatch
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Another Fire.

JEDDo. PA. Jan. lo.-ThiS morning G. Il. Mar
kle q cos building, the express aud post Office
buildings. and large quantity OF mail matter
were consumed by ire. loss between 5.0ol
and $50 coo
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MRS. ANDERSoN'S LONG WALE.-Ia tbe after
noon size walked easily and made fair time but
her face was pale. and She looked carowOrn
About O'Clock she was assisted TO the ,Iar,.
and seated, preparatory to singing again 4
fi1end advised Ler 10 retire ana resi- during her
lew minutes respite. - have promised 10
sing, sine said, and cannot sleep until have
fulfilled my promise" Then turning 20 the
audience she said Ladies and Gentlemen: 1
VIII SlBS you song from one OF Charles Dick
ens's stories. presume most OF YOU have read
his works. She Then sang Tiny TINS Diving
Words 10 his Mother" The lines were given in
clear, pathetic voice that started tears IN the
eyes OF the women and applause from the men
She skipped over the 2.2l6th quarter before 10
O'Clock, IN S.5I. This finished the 55fh mile
which she logged over in ls:5>s.. The next
quarter was covered in 4:4Sit. From that until
midnight she walked easily. with the graceful
swinging motion that carries her over the track
In her bouyant hours. She finished her z, ,224th
quarter. making her 5J6th mile. shortly after l2
To accomplish her task OF walking 9, 10g quarter
miles at the beginning OF each quarter hour
Mrs. Anderson VIII have TO keep on the track
until II p IN. on next Monday. In she succeeds
she is 10 be taken 10 Dr. Shepherds on Brook
lyn Heights, Tor a Turkish bath After the
bath she is 10 be placed in bed and aroused
every TWO hours until ft is considered safe 10
allow her TO take long and refreshing sleep
~. \. .SuTi. 9fh.
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SUICIDE.-Theodore Hyatt OF the weIl-known
III or Hyatt Brothers, patentees and manufac-
turerS, New York. and one OF Horace Greeley's
associates, committed suicide Wednesday by
shooting himself with pistol. The suicide is
attributed to oyerwork and consequent depres-
SiCn OF the mind
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CRIME IL CoNNECTICUT.-In West Goshen.
Conn, "Wednesday night, John Tanning cut the
throat or Myron Beach, aged %, killing him
instantly. Tanning was subsequently shot bu
not fatally, by q person named AllinG
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A HEAVY SNOW STORM prevailed In the valley
Of the Hudson river, n. Y, yesterday and con-
tInued last night. The storm extended from
PoughkeepSie 10 Buffalo. and more serious
delays are expected. 4 furious snow storm pre-
vailed at Scranton, Pa, yesterday. threatening
TO blockade travel
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A CALL FOR THE WHIPPING -PosT.-Inth the West
Virginia legislature yesterday a resolution for
the establishment OF the whipping-post was Of
Tered In the house OF delegates. The action
taken upon it was to refer it to a special COM
mittee for report. It is believed that the reSo-
luton will be acted upon about the close of the
session.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-10

LEBANON. PA. Jam lO-Thp trial OF Nimrod
Sp<enhoWer, Tor the murder OF John Ives in
December last, commenced In over and ter-
miner court this morning
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BoGARDrs completed another .ooo shols ye

BcGARDUS completed another 1000 shots yes
terday afternoon in his glass ball match at New
\ oIE, without miss. Last night Bogardus
broke 1850 balls without a miss, but his Shout
Ger got Ore and his hands swollen and tired
from the great eXertiOn. He commenced to
shoot badly, and at the end Of 5000 shots he
had missed Is balls. kleinnlan then COM
menced shooting and missed balls out OF 400
This, with the balls missed on Wednesday,
made the match tie between himself and
HOparduS.
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q KO&t0n EaiyrRro

BOSTON, Jan. lU.-Smith a Forbes. boots and
shoes. OF Charlotte, y. G., and Boston made an
assignment 10 j. NJ. b. Reynolds, (of the Boston
llrm OF Loring. Reynolds a Coz Nothing de,in-
III IS known In regard 20 the condition of the
nm. hut ii Is reported that the liabilities are
Si23,cm or Sl5oe00, and assets nominally $4,000.
Most OF the Indebtedness is 10 houses In Boston
ard Vicinity " >'
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TIE TELLER COMMITTEE at New Orleans took
another large mass OF testimony yesterda
relating to alleged outraeeS in Tensas, Natchi-
tocheS and CaGdo.
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u orc man that Grant sent messenger IN hin,
@ soo u. hiS having some money for him t,ross
eAauiln'N ;-Mac&ail told him that IL ne did moi
Sin months longer '0''
The defendant closed
tic l.ainfln called Dr JnSrlh Il Nao7, NH,
estihcd hat he was the Physician tn tho Ri,g
gins ialh.ly, and always found him irSt a. hn
appears.
This closed The testimony.
TIE CASE BREkK~ nOwN
Nr EOldsboGOuCh. for the plalntU SlId fs,af
admitting That the p.alntln was under A ualu
ciEatiou OF m0Gomania, as the eNidrrs, show.
YET he had lis rights rs an American citizen
and was entitled 10 be proceeded aEainSi a..
COTding 10 law. and he claimed that Dr. Sas mi
thus proceeded against. lie therefore offered a
prayer 'hai II the jury flnd that he WIS arrrSt-
Ell and committed 3S an tldigent Insane person
they should iird Tor the plaintia.
The court refused the PRAYER. and said II the
plaintiff WAS insane Il was The duty oi The on-
GERS 20 SeCWe him. The Ca>C showed nothing
mere than that they executed tAc!r duties
kindly and hUraEelN and placed Bi r-iuS under
good government. II was unfortunate hat this
man was iuSane-the result OF di-p8S,l-for
which no one could be blamed
Mr. GodsborCugh said the PROOF in this ease
had turned out differently from what they eN-
pected. and they would no; take an exception.
VERDICT FOR DEFENpANT
The Court Gentlemen ot the IurN. Won
NAV render Verde! FOR the defendant"
The Jury accordingly found Tor Defendant.
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~ Commodore John Guest, cOmmandant OF
tie Portsmouth IN. H. navy-yard lies danger
eusly III at his residence at the yard.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued 10 J
Sachett Benedict and cora b. Chase Wm. Kelly
and Addie Jones' Samuel Pynn and iavfnia
Jones; Jas. Jackson and Mollie Mccoy: Samuel
Brown ana Celia simpson; John V Carraher
OF Montgomery county. Md. and Alice r. Bcks-
Ter; John +. snyder and LeOn0ra Cunningham.
OF Montgomery county, Md
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE
"a - " resI0nse to Sc several Yer INQUIRIES will STATE
The District. given IA October last twenty.Ihree
eases of want aud detituton have been relieved 6y
Mr. Reed Is Saraa2 lHF '-' purpose Oh which
@ The ,lr,s lIccfeas Of the Ifiox Fever Concert
ct The Yellow Fever Relief Fund.
1t s. F. MIDDLETON. Treasurer
f, NOTICE annual meeting o. the mem
S1ypsSy SrS 6f q ta The sUAL u titE INsRRANCE
ton OF seven managers to serve the ensuing year
MONDAY. the 10th day of January 1879 '-'
fns oIen from I'D O'Clock M until O'Clock pm.
Frv Inlllm Notes held by the COmpan 339 $50 90
Real Estate. Cash. &c, held by the
Losses End "S a2renss for The year s. lo'o'oEi
laaiOf,t,s' J. WESLEY 'Bi0itffiELER. ssS sSS''
F- NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION
IHE THIRD WASHINGTON co OPERATIVE
BUILDING ASSOCIATION, Just GRANTED viii
i ek ,f n MGSbaY & 5 SiaH fPf i m 3 If sfe9 E %
III the Ha OF the ASSOCIATION. No 615 7th street. o..
60 Constitutions obtained at this meeting thus en-
ahng buyers 10 settle advances from Other Associa-
lower than in any oher Association.
,o,>- R0SERT Nc IUR URRAY. President.
NJ p CALLAN. Treasurer. Post, ,Rapl ia9 3t
T az TREASURER AND ASSESSORS OFFICE.
TO TSHATa.SGT1Xi TiS P,Yt ., c. Jan p 1919
Notice is hereby given that Personal Property Re
tl2rns Tor the YEAR ending June 80 1879 viii not be
received after the 10Th instant
AHTersons not haV ing made returns at that date,
Vii. Vii nnder the law; be assessed with penalty vi
hlty Per cent1In additional, which viii be find.
RO8'T P DODGE.
Jaho-5t Treasurer anu Assessor.
- THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT CO.I-
t-s PANY. corner 18th st. and Ney, Yorx ave
takes Government and other Bonds for safe keep
II =. at 81 per 81 900 for year.
W RTiGs 3se FTHss flSTSEy gyybF Pgffsnt e2
l. 4 n i.
john CASSELS. THOS. EVANS. ian6-eo}m
ES- THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stock
TAN FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY of the D s
trct Of Columbia viii be held at the Ofiice of the
JANTIIT 1879 for t6e choice of Nine Directors for
dec5l SAM. CROSS. Secretary.
N3fIoNai sh1iNGs fii1l BaNk. l. Of d'i tie i6E bis.
rict of Columbia VIII pay interest deposits ct the
rate of PER CENT per annum, subject to the ex-
lstlng rules and conditions dec23tiaulO
"s HAVING BOUGHT THE PATENTS FOR
tc~ Or. COlboun's Porous Evaporator. We recon-
mend IT as the best possible way of moistenlnz the
coils 1t is attached to the register and renders me
Sir moist and sumIner-hke- If you wish TO avoid
hesdsche. catarrh and sore throat use them
HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON,
SIT 9TH STREET, NEAR THE AVENUE
Brass Fire Sets, English Tile Slate Msntels, Par
lor Crates, Furnaces, RANGES and Latroue Stoves
Plumbing. Tin Roofing and Jobbing Work dec17
~ MILBURN's PHARMACY.
1929 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
SODA and MINERAL WATERS ON draught ca
Blue Lick. Bedford and Bsthesds Waters By the
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~ FOR COUGHS, COLDS BRONCHITIS,
tC6 &C, use the GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
kEATING'S
COUGH
LOZEEGFS
Tested for over so years. Relief speedy and certain
EoId by all druggists. Price so cents.
E. FOUGERA & CO, AGENTS,
oct3Qwf Nom New York