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Morning journal and courier., 1880-07-05
TO RENT,

ROOMS TO RENT.
 &EGAS FIVE ROOMS with gas and water and water Ms'd closet on same floor; five minutes walk from E!I City Market. Also half house, Lewis street, Fair Haven. JACOB HELLER my4 Room Mo- Yale National Bank Building
National Republican., 1880-10-08

I'M ALL BR 4A INCHES.
My Prices are Uniformly as Low as any
House in tho Country.
National Republican., 1880-10-08
CITY Nor rs.


--Benedictlne Malt Vino Beer. Finley &
Koch, agents 1906 Pennsylvania avenue.
The only Turkish bath in th Q city, 500 f
street. near judiciary Square. Best sbampooor
this side Of New York. DIR. Bovee.
The experience Of reporters sent out in
search Of the "epizootic" is that sick horse
is the hardest thing to find in Washington.
Turkish, Russian aud Sulphur Baths at
the well known place, 903 Estrcet near Ninth.
Tho only reliable place in the city for genuine
baths.
The first lot of District 3G5 bonds for
the conversion of board Of audit certificates
was issued yesterday. The amount issued
was S395O0 in bonds Of the denomination of
$500.
1t is proposed to have tho license board
move from the basement TO n room in the
unpor story OF the District buildings. where
tho records will be always accessible to the
public.
There will be n meeting of the Women's
Christian Temperance Union at Odeon hall
Oh Friday nt u. m. and 7;30 p. m assisted
by tho Mizpah band of Baltimore. Also at .
r. m. on Saturday.
The police arc looking for an old soldier
named O'Haran, charged with knocking down
and rohbing another old soldier named John.
son Of $500 at tho entrance of the Soldiers
home grounds Wednesday night.
Wednesday night the office Of the Mutual
Fire Insurance company, in tho Marble
building was robbed Of a clock. It Is sup.
posed that the theft was committed by tramp,
who sccrotcd himself IN the hallway.
AT the meeting Of tho Young Mems Cen.
trail Garfield and Arthur club last evening
Mr. William IT, Vosi was unanimously elected
president, SIR. William s. Appcman vice.
president and Mr.. Albert N. Dewey secretary
Tor the ensuing term.
Tho District commissioners have received
from Mr.. W w. Levy, residing on Missouri
avenue, a letter protesting against the firing
Of cannon on the public mall The writer
says that Captain Bvles, who recently died on
that street. was virtually murdered by the
firing Of cannon, aud that q sick child Of Mr..
Chorpcnnimg's. believed to bo In fair way of
recovery, was thrown into convulsions which
may result fatally by the firing last Tuesday.
Israel Buchanan, who was indicted for an
assault and battery with intent to kill, last
Wednesday, aud for W hom q bench warrant
was issued appeared rs n spectator in the
criminal court yesterday, and being arpre-
hendcd was released upon his personal bonds.
As he was leaving the court he was arrested
by n bailiff, who had been looking for him
Buchanan was taken bnck to the court and
again released when the situation was ex'
planned.
AT tho monthly meeting Of the National
Rifles last night the question of the adoption
of n suitable uniform was discussed, but nc
definite action was taken, owing to the alb
scnco of tho commanding officer. Mcssrs
Anthony Buckly and Thomas SomervillC
were elected honorary members. and com
mittce was appointed 10 arrange for n series o
full-dress complimentary entertainments t.
he given at their armory during the coming
season.
National Republican., 1880-10-08
JULIUS LANsBURen's 81 Lowell Ingrans
315 7th.
Hninl ArrINnla.

ST. Jamos--Isaiah Kew and wife Of Manas.
sas, Va. s. G.. Talbot of Now York, J. B. Homer
and wife of Hagerstown, Md, s. D. Kennedy
and wife Of North Carolina, !. II. Gettinger of
West Virginia, ]. NJ. IIctrich and Miss A. NJ
Hotrich ofCarson City. New, William Hender-
son and daughters of Aberdeen Scotland, and
William Cooley of Waterbury, Vt.
Rggs-Ygnacio Garcia and Jose j. de los
Reyes of Peru, N. II, Davis, U. S. A., r. j..
salta of New York, and Edward s. Houks of
Baltimore.
wormleys-wnyne Macveigh of Phiadel-
phia, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Adams of Boston,
Henry Harrison of Virginia, Monsieur dc
Billie Of Copenhagen, aad Commodore Baldwin,
U. S. N.
Imperlal-Josoph A'baugh aud James b
O'Neal of Maryland, W. ]. Kelly of New Or
leans, c. H. Simons and wife Of Fred derick,
Md. and William d. Ketchum of Bingham
ton, Ohio.
aWillard's-Rey. Dr. Blakie and Miss
Blaikic Of Edinburgh. Scotland, II. Gilchrist
of New York, George L. Spear Of Detroit, r.
II. Mann, NJ. d., Of Woonsocket, r. l., and
James A. Wolf of New York.
National-J. G., Strickland of Philadelphia,
Colonel Thomas p Shalloross of West Vir-
ginia, Stephen Phillips OF Venice, Joe Udell
Of Chicago, A. S. Richardson Of Houston,
Tex, ]. r. Powell, wife and daughter oil
Birmingham. Ala, ]. II. Boyer of Richmond
Va, DIR. r. Palmer If Boston. Mass, Henry
| Warren of Goshen, Ind, r. L. RaGland and
A. p. Rowe, jr., of Fredericksburg, Va, Mrs
+. ]. Atwater of Iowa, w. w. Wilson o
Boston. and 8. w. Willard of Hartford, Conn
Ebbitt-Mr and Mrs. II. S. Noyos of Nor
ton, Mass, Rev. John S. Macintosh. Mrs
| Macintosh and Rev. John Hamilton Of Belfast
Ireland, w. II. Eaton of New Haven, Conn.
Sir Edward S. Hutchinson bart, and valet
of Dublin Ireland, G. II. Allen of New York
and John "A. Marshall of Philadelphia.
National Republican., 1880-10-08
JULIUS LANsnuRans s5c. Ingram, 3l5 9Th

The governor of the state of Kansas has
made an appeal for the destitute He says:
There are thousands Of the settlers in the
western part of the state who must suffer
great want during the approaching winter un-
less they have aid"
Two years Of great drouth has prevented
the raising of any crops in many Of the west
ern counties. Many thousands Of families are
in very destitute circumstances. Persons not
feeling able to give money can perform an act
of great charity by contributing clothing.
Cast.of clothing of little value to people re-
siding in this city would be of very great
value to those destitute families. Those who
are willing to contribute secondhan cloth.
ing, for males or females, can leave their con-
tributions at the store of Jerome +. johnson &
Co.. grocors Masonic temple, Ninth and +
streets. Everything will be forwarded to a
christian gentleman, who will see that they
are distributed judiciously.
National Republican., 1880-10-08
CITY ITEMS.
THE remedy that will cure tho many dis
eases peculiar to women is Warmers Safe Kid
ley and Liver Cure.-M0thers' MAGAZINE.
From u well-Known Business Man to Di
Won Moschzisker.

From n Well-known business Man to DR..
Won Moschzisker.
have been great sufferer from n throat
disease aud severe cough. Physicians who
treated me and my friends considered my case
ono of decided consumption. Seven months
ago called on DR.. Won Moschzskor, at 6l9
Nuotecnth street northwest. IIo gave me q
thorough examination and said my case began
by post-nasal caturrh, aud with such accuracy
described my feelings Of tho throat and cough
that at onco placed my case in bis hands.
My throat Is perfectly well, the cough and all
other symptoms have entirely disappeared. /
feel perfectly well and gladly make this
statement as due to the doctors superior skill
Agent Glf, Feschman & Co.. compressed yeast
1112 Fifteenth street northwest.
WASHINGTON, 9th October, 1880.
National Republican., 1880-10-08

The regular Thursday evening meetings of
the Carroll institute were inaugurated last
evening at its cosy rooms on G street by one
of unusual interest Thirteen applications
for membership from men prominent in tho
business circles of the community wcro re-
coiyed. Tho programme was as follows !;
Overture, Professor. .Germuler; Institute Ga
zettc," by tho editor; song, Rocked in the
Cradle of the Decp," B. A. Ryan; Pat and tho
Owls" john II, Ryoni song, Professor Ger.
muller "Antony's Address, W. a. Lackey;
"The Heart of O'Conuell," p. B. Miller. Next
Thursday the institute will give u compli.
meutary entertainment at its rooms to its
numerous friends. II will attend in n body
the dedication of the new ST. Joseph's church
at Ammendale next Sunday.
National Republican., 1880-10-08

In the criminal court, Judge james, the
trial of John Beckett for the murder Of Rosalio
Ellen Harris in July, 1879, WAS resumed yes.
terday and Benjamin Green was accepted a,
juror, thus completing tho jury, who were
sworn. Mr. Perry opened for the prosecution,
rchearsins the story Of the murder, and rs
the de(emse reserved its opening the exami-
nation of witnesses was commenced. Drs,
Marsolla aud Hartiggn testified as to the
nature of the wounds, and G. w. Parlse and
David Poindexter uncle of ROsalio Harris,
testified to the circumstances Of tho shooting
The court then adjourned until today.
National Republican., 1880-10-08
PANTS TO ORDER s. AND UPWARDS. Else
MAN RROS., CORNER SEVENTH AND t.
Arrival OF ths New Danish Minister.

Carl Stcen Anderson Bile the new Danish
minister, arrived on Tuesday evening and was
met az the depot by Mr. Laurltzen, the Danish
consul, Mr.. w. Bend2 aud other Danish resi-
dents, and from there escorted to Wormley's
hotel. Yesterday at ~, after having taken
glimpse at several Of the department buildings,
he called on Secretary EYarts and presented his
credentials after which ho took ~ short drive
through tho city aud left IN the afternoon for
New York Ho expressed himself much
pleased with what he saw during his short
visit, and expects to return here again during
the latter part Of November aud remain here
during the winter
National Republican., 1880-10-08

Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
the following: Robert w. Farley aud Matilda
II. Bender Thomas p. Stephenson and Clara
B,Whito OF Baltimore; James Chinu and Sarah
Bleuheim, both of Charles county, Md; Ar.
thur J. Brooks aud Carrie Jefferson; Albert
Eskridge and Elmia Brooks; Charles
Sicgel and Ella Thomas; John Is. Caywood
aud Emelno Ricketts,, both Of Montgomery
county Md; Edward NJ. Mockabee aud Jose.
phne A. Wood; Stephen A. Cox and Mary A.
Brooke; 4. Kus6ker AMI Katie NJ. Webster.
National Republican., 1880-10-08
penth OF an OId soxton.

Lloyd Harper, the old sexton Of St. Johns
church, who died Wednesday, will bo buried
from tho church this afternoon at halEpast 4
o'clock. He was sixty-sevon years old, aud
had served as sexton of st. Johns for eight
wears. lie came here from Troy, whore he
had resided for thirty years, serving as janitor
of tho Rensselaer, polytechnic school, and us
sexton OF 81. Johns church In that city. As
sexton of 81. Johns he won tho respect aud
confidence Ofgll The members Of the congrega
tiOn,
National Republican., 1880-10-08
Tho PnlAIs EOynl,

Somo euterprisng citizen must soon set about
building u new store for the use of the Palais
Royal, IL it continues to make itself as at
tractivo MS 1t has been since the fall trade
opened. Enterprise, good reliable goods and
low prices have placed this house in the very
front rank of popularity, The hosiery dis.
play is the finest in the city, and the prices
are lower than those of any Of its competitors.
Those who have worn tho Paais Royal
glove need not make mention Of its merits. A
new Pulais Royal seamless Is just added to the
stock, aud is the perfection Of quality and
shape.
National Republican., 1880-10-08
INNINGS.

Earned runs-Nauonals, Q Clevelands, l.
Two-hase hits-Hnnkinson, Mansell Snyder (2).
1hrce-Daso hitS-llnnkinson, Derby
First on errors-NationRls, s. Cieyennds. 1.
Double plays-Gluscocb, Dunlap and Phillips ().
Passed balls-Kenuedy. l.
Struck out-Shafcr and Nforrissey.
Left on baSes-Natonals u; Cleyelands,4. 1.
Wild ptches-llankiuson |.
Iime-One hour and fifty minutes.
Umpire-Say.
Tho Chicago club. tho champions Of the
league, will arrive in this city this evening
and tomorrow will play the Nationals on the
grounds of the latter club at 3'l5 o'clock.
The contests between these two clubs this
season have been close and exciting, and at
present the home team has the advantage of
the odd game on their side.
National Republican., 1880-10-08

The nuptuals of Thomas p. Stephenson and
Miss Clara b. White, daughter of Captain
Joseph White, were celebrated Mt tho resi-
dence of the father of tho bride. No 1906 B
street southwest, Wednesday night in the
presence Of q numerous and brilliant com.
pany. After tho ceremony tho guests sat
down to a bountrul and tempting collation.
and the festivities were kept up to II late hour.
The groom aud his fair bride received many
congratulations. A large number OF elegant
presents were received, notable among them
being the gifts Of Messrs. Norris Peters and
w b. Reed
National Republican., 1880-10-08
A Short Cruise of the Towpa,h Club.

Tho regular weekly meeting Of the Tow
path club was held at the st. Cloud building
last evening" Chief.mato Richards IN command
and Steersman Short at the tillor. Louis
Galleski sigued the articles and shipped as q
deck hand. Secondmate Hopkins reported
that 81 900 mad been subscribed 10 the cam
paign fund and proper disposition mado o.
it. Owing to the absence of three-fourths o.
tho crew ashore, no business of importance
was transacted, aud the boatswaln piped al
hands 10 grog at eight bells.
National Republican., 1880-10-08
sun Annlher Cnmnnnx.

There was very enthusiastic meeting of
over fifty employees Of tn government print
ing office who served in tho army during the
Iate war, at corner First and II streets north.
west, last evening Mr.. Ramsey presided. The
organization of company Of Boys in Blue was
partly perfected by electing c, H. Messen.
ger captain Of the company. The election of
the lieutenants was postponed TIL next Mon.
day evening. Colonel Hart commanding the
Columbia club of Boys in Blue, was present,
aud he and several members Of the new com.
pany made rousing speeches.
National Republican., 1880-10-08
,Jnhge BIindY,s BllI.

Judge Smell Of tho police court and Judge
Bundy visited the District commissioners yes.
terday TO consult about the pay of the latter
while acting as judge of the police court dur
ing Judge SHELLS recent absonco As congress
in the last appropriation failed to provide for
the pay of n substitute the District commits
sioners stated that they could not pay Judge
Bundy's bill unless it was approved by tho
Comptroller of the treasury.
National Republican., 1880-10-08
BISE- ELL.
Avietorv for the National Nine.

~ 'iS'orN ioI 'he Nhuohhi Nihe
Especial Dispatch to THE NATIONAL REPunLfcAN.l
BALTIMORE, Mp, October Z, 1880.
The Nationals defeated the Clovclands here
to-day, their first victory over them this sea-
son. The Washington nine out-batted and out
folded their opponents, and gave beautiful
exhibition of ball-playing. They took kindly
to Hankinson's pitching and batted very
freely, Mauscll, Derby and Snyder dong OK
celcnt work in that respect. The Clevelands
with the exception of Hankinson, could not
hit Derby, and only earned one of the runs
they obtained At times their fielding was
quito loose
Appended Is the scoro
National Republican., 1880-10-08
Now AdyertIsenents

Wanted, rooms.
Servant girl wanted.
Rooms at 81 o street.
Sae-an extension table.
Rooms at 1922 Fourteenth 90.
Cemetery lot for exchange.
Sale of two.story brick house.
Furnished rooms at 1916 street.
Report of Citizens national bank.
House. 1911 Tenth street northwest.
Rooms aud board at 039 X street.
Government sale Of public property.
Room at 1887 Massachusetts avenue.
Millinery, book and variety store for sale.
Trustee sale of a two story frame hous 0
by B. II. Warner, auctioneer.
National Republican., 1880-10-08
In the Wrong uouso.

Two colored girls named Mary Allen and
Teeney Dorsey were charged, in the police
court yesterday, with making an assault on a
colored man named Daniel buchanan. Daniel
appeared in court with his head bruised and
scratched in a way that showed that an as
sault by these two girls meant something seri-
Gus. Daniels story was to tho effect that
while drunk Wednesday night he went to the
house of these two girls, on Il street. between
Third and Fourth streets southeast, and, be-
ing refused admittancc, broke open the door
and went to bed. He was soon aroused by the
girls who battered him about the head with
bricks. The defendants testified that Buch-
auan broke into the house, and attacked them
with some bricks which lie had in his hand,
upon which they threw him down aud beat
him with the bricks. Tho charge against the
women was dismissed. Buchanan was then
fined $40 or thirty days for breaking in the
door. A charge of assault brought against
him was dismissed, as the court took the view
that he had already been severely punished
National Republican., 1880-10-08

It was expected that the Gulnare would
have reached tho Soyenth'sireet wharf last
night but dilgent inquiry iuiled 70 ascertain
thnt information. Sho will probably reach
Washington to-day some time, Captain How
gate having tolegmphed Lieutenant Doane to
bring her under sail from St. Johns,
National Republican., 1880-10-08
pIshonost Domestlcs Defeated.

Detectives Acton and Coomes last evening
arrested colored man, named William Boyd,
and Mary Douglass, both employed at Freund's
confectionery establishment, on charge Of
robbng their employer of a number Of arti-
clcs of tableware. The prisoners ware taken
to police headquarters and their house in
South Washington searched. A number Of
spoons, lable.cloths aud several sets ofcrockery
were found in one of the rooms, all of which
were identified by Mr.. Freund as his property.
Judge Smell will examine tho case to-day.
National Republican., 1880-10-08

The National Safe-DeposIt Company,
corner Fifteenth street aud New York avenue
continues TO receive yauablcs Of all descrip.
tons for safe keeping ut very low rates.
National Republican., 1880-10-08

The new steamer of the Potomac steamboat
company the "Excelsior," to run between this
city aud Quantico in connection with the Rich.
mond & Fredericksburg railroad, left Will
minRton, Del, yesterday, and is expected to
arrive at the Seventh-street wharf Tomorrow
morning. A full description of this now
steamer was published in The NATIONAL RE
PUBLICAN a short time ago.
National Republican., 1880-10-08
AlrUSEMBNTS.
National rhentre-"rho Tourists"

National Thentre-"Tho Tourists"
The popular play of "The Tourists" still
continues to attract large audiences at the
National theatre ard each night the audi
ence Is convulsed with laughter at the
amusing incidents which Mr. Mesiayer has
strung together In the sketch to which he has
given the above title Mr.. Mestaycr himself
is the leading spirit of tho piece, showing
himself flushed actor IN every different
character be assumes, whether as Mr.. STUN,
Faro Jack or tender, little (?) Eva. The other
members of tho company all sustain their
parts excelenty, and the music introduced,
both solos and choruses is we'll rendered.
Ford's ra-House--"A Flock of Geese"
Tho laughable absurdity with tho title of
"a Flock Of Geese" has thoroughly estab'
lishcd its popularity here, as is evidenced by
the large audiences that have hllod Ford's
op pera.house during this week. All the mem.
bers of the company are given full liberty to
show thoir special oxcellenccs both in acting
aud singing, aud that their offorts arc apprc-
ciated is fully proven by the frequency OF the
oncoros. Little Miss Kellogg, modest aud un'
assuming, charms her audiences by the sufe.
riority of her vocalism and her rendition OF
the Polonaisc from "Mignon" clicits most
rapturous encore.
Maggie Mitchell.
This charming little lady, who Is so great n
favorte in this city, will commence an engage
mcnt mt tho National theatre next Monday.
The Cincinnati Gdsette thus speaks Of tho re-
cent performance of Jane Eyre" III that city !:
Maggie Mitchell presented the part Of Jane Eyre
with all the skill and care that are so well known
TO those who admire her. She was as dcferentally
obstinate to the petulant lord as denanty un-
gracious to tho female nrstocrats who desired To
show their superiority, as IN times past and tho
audience sympathized as thoroughly rs ever with
her in all the pain and misery and misfortune OF
her early life and triumphed sincerely with her IN
the pleasant denouement, which shocks the lite
rary critics, but grntihes the rest ofmGnsind.
Theatre Comiquo.
Tho Comique has been crowded nightly
during the past weol, with delighted patrons,
tho performance being of a high standard, and
tho programme comprising specialtcs by tho
leading artists of the variety profession. Tho
| 2:30 o'clock.
National Republican., 1880-10-08

MANY people afflicted with phthsls pul.
monalis Consumption uso DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup with very great benefit and relief
Price 90 cents bottle.
National Republican., 1880-10-08
Bnrgni.s in Diamonds,

s35 sevcu.stono Cluster ring; $50 solitaire
earrings, worth $50; large stock, TO be sold
below price, at II. Harris & Co.'s, 432 Seventh
street
National Republican., 1880-10-08

The Rowland Dcntal Association, 211 Four.
Hnd-half street, use only S. S. Whites artificial
teeth, Philadelphia. Price, 81 per set. See adyt.
National Republican., 1880-10-08

DISTRICT or COLUMBIA, COUNTY or WAsHISoroS,
S.:
l. Thomas @ Pearsall, Cashier Of The aooye,named
bank, do 80emnly awear that the abuye statement
Is true 10 the best OF my knowledge and b0lloL
THOMAS q. PEARSALl, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this IN day OF
Dot tober, 1850. WILLIAM SEIBY,
Not'ry Public,
J. VAN RISWICKO
~ Z. MALkER Directors.
W, b. REED
National Republican., 1880-10-08

OUR $40 CHEVIoT SUIT (FRoCK AND SACK,
CORNER SEVENTH AND j..
National Republican., 1880-10-08
Tha GnInnre.

IIAHY's SO Gno calf sewed boots have No
rival. No. SIC Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-10-08

julius LANsBURGH's Low Priced Carpet
House, 3l5 7th.
National Republican., 1880-10-08
rIirntrn Cnii,inun.
An Inquiry From the Census onoo.

To Me Editor Of The Post
Can you inform the public why two pcr cent. of
the salaries of the ladies of the census Office
deducted from their pay for September, 1880. with
out their permission? q. i. ID.
WAsHINGroS. October 8.
AS the editor of the Post made no reply to
this THE REPUBLICAN, will state for him that
he cannot give the required information, as
no such thing has occurred in the census office.
National Republican., 1880-10-08
Our SIO "Knuclsabout"
julius LANsDuReu's zoe. Hemp, 315 7sh.

suit Is selling like hot cakes to hungry man
Rat2onstein, $40 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-10-08
For the Ituceg.

$50 silver stem winding horsc.timng
Watches latest patent. K. Harris & Co., 1872
Seventh street
National Republican., 1880-10-08
Thermomatrio Readings.

OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER U. 8. A.,
OCTOBER T. 1880.
TAM. 40 2p. m...... 90 II p.m.... 46
1885 a. m. 10 Sp.m...". "a Maximum. 60
II q. m.... 5S 9p. m...... ~ Minimum. Al
Indications.
For tho middle states, northeast to southeast
winds, slowly falling barometer, slight rise In
temperature, clear or fair weather during the day
followed In the extreme southern portion by
threatening weather aud rain.
National Republican., 1880-10-08

LADIES fine goat or kid button boots, $3.50
81 and $3.50. Hahn's $40 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-10-08

First Premium Boer, National Fair.
Portner's Prize Mt
John Ross.
300 Seventh street northwest.
National Republican., 1880-10-08

OUR TAILORING DEPARTMENT. SECOND
FLOOR STOCKED WITH THE MOST ATTRACT
I'VE STYLES SUITINGS AND TROWSEliINGS;
PRICES MODERATE. ElSEMAN BROS, COR
NER SEN ENTH AND 4.
National Republican., 1880-10-08
The uookett Murder TrInI,

FALL WEIGHT OVERCOATs, ULsTERs AND
10 SUIT ALL TASTES. ElsEMAN
BROS, CORNER SEVENTH AND H.
National Republican., 1880-10-08
A Hnpry Marriage FestIyal.

julius LANsBUReH's 81 Tapestry Brusse
3l5 7th.
National Republican., 1880-10-08
The Now steamer Excelsior.

BENEDIcTINE MALT WINE BEER. Finley s.
Koch, agents, l206 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1880-10-08
Tho Cnrroll InsiItute.

EVERY ORDERED GARMENT FINISHED on
THE PREMISES: WORKSHOPS FOURTH FLOOR.
EIsEAIAN BROS, CORNER SEVENTH AND f.
National Republican., 1880-10-08
sl75 1s-Karat norso-limor,
Marriage Licenses.

Stem winding watch, worth $225. r. Harris
& Co., l32 Seventh street.