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D II. WARNER, Real Estate Broker,
De 9i6 F street northwest.

HOUSE ON EAST SIDE OF EIGHTH
STREET, BETWEEN AND NJ NORTH
WEST.
BY virtue Of . deed Of trust. dated Septem- "A
Der 10th, 1873, and recorded in I1iber No. i'm
o97, folio 4l6, ct SEQ, one Of the land records Xa
auction, in front Of the premises. on MONDAY,
JUNE ATH. A. D. 1880, AT O'CLOCK P. M, all that
G., and known as the south half of Lot No. Z of
subdivision Of Square No. 425. together with the
improvements thereon.
Terms: One fourth cash balance In six. twelve
and eighteen months, with seven per cent, inter-
est S76 at time Of sale. Conveyancing at expense
Of purchaser. Terms to be complied with in ten
m na m, w.sfRANR q. MMffppbLRToN Trustees.
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WAITER B. Williams s CO.. Auctioneers

TRUSTEES SALE OF A TWO-S STORY FRAME
HOUSE, ON VIRGINIA AVENUE, BETWEEN
SECOND AND THIRD STREETS SOUTH
WEST.
By virtue Of deed Of trust, dated August izA
lst, A. ID. 1877, and recorded In Liber No. HHH
s62, folio 46o ct seq, one Of the land records &a
for the District of COun bia, and by direction of
the party secured. viii sell at public auction. i'll
front of the premises. on TUESDAY, THE 8TH
OF JgNF, 1880 At O'Clock P NJ, all that certain
Washington and District of Columbia, aud known
ana described as part OF Lot numbered two CD.
In square number five hundred and eixhty-One
(5Sl), beginning at a point fortytwo (42) feet from
the southwest corner of the said square, at the
intersection of Virginia avenue and Sd street west,
and running thence eastwardly on the said avenue
twenty (20) feet; thence northerly at right an9les
to the sad avenue one hundred 600 feet thence
westwardly in straight line parallel with the said
avenue twenty (2O 'eet and thence to the point Of
beginning.
Terms Of sale: One third cash balance in six
and twelve months from day Of sale, with interest
at the rate Of eight cent per annum till paid.
secured by deed Of trust on the property sold or
al cash ct option of purchaser. deposit Of $50
required at time Of sale. If terms not complied
With in five days from day of eale the Trustee
serves the right to resell at risk and cost Of default
ing purchaser. ]. T. DYER,
my24, &c, %, 81, T. t,S Surviving Trustee.
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u Il. WARNER, Real state Auctloneer.

u II. WARMER, Real state AuctlOneer.
TKNsTEEs SALE OF A TWO STORY FRAME
DWELLING, WITH LARGE GROUNDS.
SITUATE No. 6i5 E STREET SOUTHEAST.
ALSO, A SMALL FRAME DWELLING SIT
TAIE No. sos NINTH STREET SOUTH
EAST.
By virtue Of certain deed of trust, dated -
August "a. 1877. and duly recorded in Liber trH
party secured, we viii sell at PUBLIC auction, in
front of the premises, ON MONDAY, JUNE TIN,
a. d. 1880, AT B O'CLOCK P. M, the following de-
scribed piece or parcel of ground, situate in the
CITY OF Washington. D. O., and being the west
thirty eight (3Sy feet 'front.' and running back with
that width the depth of 202 feet Az inches of lot
Numbered twenty five (25l, jim square eight hun
dred and seventy seven (S771, improved by q large
two story frame dwelling.
ALSO, ON THE SAME DAY, AT So O'CLOCK P. M,
the following described piece parcel of ground,
situate in the city aforesaid, and being the north
fourteen and one half Q4) feet front by depth of
lot numbered seventeen u7), in square numbered
lime hundred and twenty six 1926, improved by
small two-s story frame dwelling.
Terms: On the part Of Lot 49, Square 8T7, being
one-third CD, cash; balance in three equal INSTALL
nents, payable in one two and three years from
Cay Of sale, for which notes of the purchaser will
be taken, bearing interest at rate OF six per cent
Lroperty sold; or all cash. at purchasers option.
The terms on part of Lot II. Square 926 being
cash. $50 deposit on each piece of property at
time of sale will be required. All conveyancing at
purchasers coet. Terms to be compiled with in
ten days from day of sale.
JOHN E. HERRELL,1 r..
my27- eo&ds GEORGE w. MCKEE, Af"stoos'
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TETh IN
AND FAYtTTE STREETS. GEORGEToN N.
ID. C.
18th day OF August 1877, and duly recorded -
In Liber e6s, fnliy 75 one of the land rec -x.&.
0rds Tor washington. District of Columbia the up.
deIslsned Trustees viii sell on WEDNESDAY, the
SrH DAY OF JUNE la60. AT 6 O'CLOCK the follow
lns Described property, VIZ: All that part If Lot
numbered 40. in Peter Beatty. Threlkeid's and
DeaE1ne' adoi toi To- Georgetown, beginning at
point on tie Dorlh sae of ProsT ect STREET distant
" feet west CT Frederick street. said point being
the center Of tie dividing wall between the two
frame Houses; thence north with the centar of said
fy1d1nE wall one hundred and twenty feet: tience
~st elgnteen feet, theuce south one hundred ana
snning.
Terms Ore third cssh. the balance at six and
welye months, With notes bearing interest at per
1ent. per annum until paid, and secured By a deed
II trust Oh tie property. All conyeyanc1ux and
'ecording purchasers cost. 600 deposit at the
lime of sale. If the terms of sale are not CON Piled
with in seven days from the day of SALE the Crus-
tees reserves the right ts resell the property al the
risk and cost of the defauliing purchaser.
WILLIAM CLABAUGH,i r-.
I'D A
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w
TRUSTEES SALE OF TwO.sTORY BRICK
RESIDENCE ON STREET, BETWEE
SEVENTEENTH AND EIGH TEEN
STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of deed of trust, recorded in -
the District of Columbia we shall sell at pub LUZ
lie auction, at the Office of Thomas E. Waggaman,
auctioneer, No 49, on It'll street northwest, in the
ity OF Washington, G., on THURSDAY, THE
Lot 80 in Burgess recorded subdivision Of square
152 in said city.
Terms: sl06 to be paid when bid accented, and
an additional amount in cash not exceeding
fourth of purchase money: the residue to be paid
In equal monthly lnstalnents bearing interest at
seven per cent and secured on the property sold;
or all cash, at option Of purchaser.
GEO; F. APPLEBY, Trustees.
1uos " p; EDMoNsTON,5 u 800
DOsTPONED SALE OF SUPERIOR sUBUR-
4 BAN PROPERTY AT THE HEAD OF CON
,NECTIOUT AVENUE NORTHWEST.
That magnificent piece of ground, front -
ing 311-70 100 feet Boundary street, at the mi
junction Of said Boundary street and Connec- Aas
tout avenue, being Lot &C., of the recorded SUBJ
division OF Oak Lawn, containing lob, 339 square
feet which was advertised in 1.-The STAR to be sold
he 29th Of May, 1e80 and the sale both days post
poned on account of the weather, will be again Of
tered for sale on the premises, on WEDNESDAY,
THE ID OF JUNE, 1880, AT 6 O'CLOCK PM
Terms Of sale: One third cash; and the balance
in one and two years with seven per cent interest
on the property.
eE-THE ABOVE SALE rs FURTHER POST
ie3 JOHN E. NORRIS, Trustee.
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneefs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY,
CORNER OF SIXTH AND STREETS
NORTHWEST, WITH THE BUILDINGS

THEREON.
- By virtue of decree passed in the causes "a
No. 1871 and No. 4.423, Equity, in the 1.ssff
Supreme Court Of the District of Columbia. .9s.H
We will sell, on WEDNESDAY,, JUNE 9TH, A. d.
all that certain parcel Of land situate in the District
OF Columtia and known as those parts of Lots Nos.
and liz Square No. 457, which contained in
the following metes and bounds: Beginning for the
same at the northwest corner of 9th and D streets
northwest. running thence north fifty four l1-12
feet; thence west one hundred and sixteen 9-12
feet thence south to ID street fifty -four 11-12 feet
teen 912 feet to the place Of beginning, together
with the appurtenances.
Terms: One fourth Of the purchase money in
cash, Of which $500 will be required to be deposited
by the purchaser at the time of sale balance at six
cash, at purchasers option. The deferred pay
menus if any, to bear interest from the day of sale,
and to be secured by ien upon the property sold.
The sale is peremptOry.
A. THOMAS BRADLEY,
TIL. JESUP MILLER, Irusteas.
my2S-d&ds col D ct. n.w.)
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% 81. WARMER, Real Estate Auctoneer.
RARE CHANCE.
SIX TWO.eTORY BRICK HOUSES NOW UN-
DER ROOF BUT UNFINISHED, To BE
SOLD ON UNUSUALLY LIBERAL TERMS,
NEAR THE PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL.
On THURSDAY, JUNE 10TH, 1880, AT 6%Sz
O'CLOCK P. M, Oh the premises, will sell six s:.a
OF the eight houses on ID street, between LIST LIZ
and I'd streets southeast, Providence Hospital
on the following liberal terms, viz: S25 on each
house to be paid at the time Of the sale, and the
interest at six per cent per annuIn, payable half
yearly; conditioned that the houses be finished
with dispatch. When finished, and the lots in
closed complete, and the houses insured, building
loan of $500 viii be made on each house. for the
time and at the rate Of interest, a deed
given to the purchaser, and deed of trust taken
secure the whole, with accruing taxes and insur-
ance. 3. H WARMER
n,y27- eod&ds Real Estate Auctioneer.
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JOHN E. HERRELL,l r-,,.oo,
my27- eo&ds GEORGE w. MCKEE, Afustees'
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Auctione,

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
PROVED PROPERTY FRONTING ON N
STREET, BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEV-
EN1H STREETS NORTHWEST, HAVING 80
FEET INCHES FRONT, RUNNING BACK
TO 30-FOOT ALLEY.
By virtue of deed of trust, dated Novem- 10.
Der OATH A. D. 1876, and duly recorded in ~
Liber No. S34, folio 1888, one of the land -
ton of the party secured thereby will sell at pub
lie auction, in front of the premises ON MONDAY,
JUNE 7TH, A. d. 1880. AT O'CLOCK P. M, all
that certain piece or parcel of land situate, lying
and being in the city of Washington, in the Dis
trict of COlumbia, and being the east half of lot
numbered four a., in square numbered four hun-
dred spa forty seven an frSnting thirty feet six
Terms Of sale: One third cash balance in six and
twelve months from day of sale. with interest at
the rate of six per cent per annuu,
secured by deed of trust on the property sold
all cash at option Of purchaser. deposit of 800
required at time of sale. If terms are not COM
piled with iii five days from day of sale, the Trustee
reserves the right to resell at risk and cost of de-
my II -eo&ds THEODORE sHECKELs, Trustee
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
n,HOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TwO-sTORY FRAME
HOUSE ON The NORTH SIDE OF PROS
RECT rTtEN r, BETWEEN FREDERIOK
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AUCTION SALES.
nUNCANSON BROS, Auctionears,
II 9th and streets north we It

DuNcANsoN Bs as "A Ap 8 ., $50.
FIVE CASKS IRON STONE AND ROCKING
BAN WARE, GOOD ASSORTMENT OF
eiAf hfasolt d6Ps A nASI SsSo kSR
rH s1 Il esnec On
T'HoMAs DOWNING. Auctioneer
ThgsTEEs, SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
e eEEdEEEN HIGH T And CONGRESS SITS
}oc is saa o one q
isrE 1850. At oolocK, in front Of the premises.
ns the s and ar Lot aan oa
street and depth Of 100 fest. improved by q two
Terms: One third cash; balance at six and twelve
months with notes bearing interest at per cent
the s " and
'nase fkkpsRfcR v > JONES' SNs s %rn..o.s
ie6-d&ds JAMES l. DAVIS. lrus'ees
SALE OF 4 DEsIRABLE FRAME HOUSE on
fREphk snhhhIE hhHafSN MARKET AND
On TUESDAY. the 18TH OF JUNE, 1880. III
At O'CLOCK p NJ, / will offer at public fTY
m s'a Of tt s Has No T.
Wi" faa E Rsa Estate Lei re2 eslS
{ !HARLEs W. HANDY Auctioneers.
vAL LTAPEE I IMPR9yEp REAL ESTATE ON
By virtue of 9 deed of trust, dated the first AuzA
records Of the district Of UoInmbis. IN Li6er
No: 6ss fGo 42S the undersis1ed trustee vii
sr 5H a1Ses jus sRs
S e city Of 81 snd S S pa
Of Lot numbered fourteen Cd. in square num-
s same aaa at se
point IN the line OF street north at the northeast
hundred and fifty 1900 feet to private alley in ia
said square, thence west twenty coy feet eight ~
see enee ess Twenty
eight (S) inches to the beginning. The improve
House. -O-- N0-'''''
Terms of SALE One third of the purchase money
after date tie to bss
Interest the rate Of six cent per annn.a and
ny26-d&ds - - EUGENE CARUs1. Trustee
f. THE ABOVE SALE IS Postponed until
TUESDAY, THE STH pay OF june 1880. at same
je5-d&ds c. ". HANDY, Auctoneer.
YNHoMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
F0s1TlyE SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN, DC.
On WEDNESDAY,, JUNE 9TH, 1880. AT lwA
will sell for owner part of Lot Is. in old -a=-A-
Georgetown, oca ted on the south side of Prospect
81 improved by newly remodeled. three. story
back building, containing nine rooms, modern i'm
al paid to date.
Terms: ST. OOO with per cent. interest in eighteen
months balance one half cash and remainder in
six or twelve months, with secured notes bearing
8per cent interest Until paid. 500 deposit at time
OF sale. Terms tn be complied with in five days
Further particulars day of SALE Conveyancing at
purchasers cost. je4 -d&ds
vJyHOs. E. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer
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On TUESDAY. the 18TH OF JUNE, 1880, IL
IT oGLock F. M NJ. / viii offer, at PUBLIC
eth street, Georgetown, This is a desirable prop
srty fGra small family. and good opportu lily
E. A. MCINTYRE. Real Estate Broker
1e5-st No. 9lS street northwest.
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~ Sth ana ID streets north vest.
FIVE GAsKs IRON STONE AND ROCKING.
CHAMBERs. sCOLI.PS, BASINS AND
fMERs PLATES, CUPS AND SAUCERJ.
CREAMS, sc.
MORNING. JUNE 1TH, AT 10 O'CLOCK. 1t
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sprapg to their feet, cheering, shouting waving
handkefchiefs, umbrellas, &C., for the space OF
ing order could make the least impression upon
the excited mass.
Mr.. Harrison, of Indiana, suggested that an
hour be given each side In the Illinois case, and
the proposition was subsequently adopted with
out serious objection.
Mr.. Conger opened the debate in supporting
the report OF the majority Of the committee In
the Illinois case. That report, he said, asserts,
confirms and establishes In the convention the
rule that has prevailed in Illinois from the
birth OF the republican party down to the pres
ent ume-the rule Of district representation.
The principle involved was one of TOO great i'm
portance to be allowed to be violated for the
sake even Of thegrandest man that any country
ever produced. [Applause.l
Mr.. Raufn, of Illinois, replied for the sitting
delegates whose seats are contested. They
were willing to rest their case on the law and
precedents as established in Illinois. They
asked justice only, and decision free from
bias on behalf OF candidates. The argument Of
the minority report claimed that there was an
unbroken line OF precedents in his state In
The state conventions. There never was a dis
uict convention in the state to elect and In
suuct such delegates, nor was there any other
tody representing or acting In place OF such
district conventions. In conclusion he repeated
he only wanted justice, and justice would allow
these Is sitting members to retain their seats.
Elliott Anthony, one of the contestants fol-
lowed IN support OF the majority report, assert,
the delegates to national conventions. and that
all such delegates were selected invariably by
Congressional district conventions. The gentle
man (Mr. Raum) who preceded him in making
different statement stood before the country
as a perverter OF history. [Applausel In the
course Of bis speech Mr.. Murphy IN. ~ inter-
posed with the inquiry whether the speaker did
not tell him (Murphy) the other day that on no
account would he ever vote for Gen. Grant?
Mr.. Anthony replied that he never said or
thought such thing. II Gen. Grant should be
ne minated here he would vote for him.
Mr. S,orrs of Illinois, followed for the sitting
ing emorstrations Of approval. The sentence,
Nominate James q. Blaine II you viii, was
tie signal for another grand outburst OF APP
when he finished the sentence thus: tAnd then
these y 10 now shout In the galleries shall by
, 1880-12-09
THE SANITA1lIANS.

nKoctlng of tho At,lcrIcuit Public 1tca1t1,
Association ut Now Orleans.
p,,',,' ~" ,I.,,s uaAss' ,n. neo. s'-Iho American
,... ~ 1.'st. nesoeiIt'otl met ncso yestcfday,
nbollt l0o moinbcrs being present. a paper wna
read ny ir. Joseph II. Smith, Surgeon uf the
unl'ca sthics army, Upon "Tcxns Catttu Fe.
vcrs.' i1o cnnteat1cd that no epidemic tllscnsu
prevailed among nntiro rcxas cattle, but grcat
'lu'nhcfa or imported cntttc suffered from Nh
acea'tnAtlnR fevor.
Ia's mornings proceedings woro opened with
hrnycr hy tho Rcr. H. NJ Palmer. Tho election
Ut members was next thkcn up, and about 2U0
now n,on,burs wero elected.
a,atd lSalnireetor Albert L. anyon, Of tho United
ftaa'resl, Tint tho Executive Committee 10 In
ss!r.etea tD coinn,'snloatu with the stn.e artl
Alsn,clpat l'oarts Of llcaltii throughout ti,o
report 0r tho Couinittcu on tho Prcventtnn nr
venereal Discusses, md reYuosta their co5pcra-
u9a nn !" ras,,'a tho %ttalnnens Of tho oe|ect.
nj,teo and at,ontcd v ,hn Assoo;ntia,, u III" T,'o
resolution referred to ia as Isl foilows: '' "'
Reso'rtd, Tint tho American Public Health
Association enrnestly rcco,niMcn,l to tle lcyis.
neatns hy ay drcet @ or i!Irees neas, IL es 4
fssts es sssns ssn rs aa as 6 Is
municipal ocs t,.sr tso @ controi Of iuo tic sla nau
p0SGr r otsetgn
which they now possess III cascs Of sn,aii-pos .s
t'onnI IL sa:.itary n. LEGISLATION recommended tho
IL" Dt to nuke s Assg'Ss"
tIUns to enab,o the National unnrl nr Iicu,ti, IN
continue tue work whch # hus ievun. III s4 nni e. ~
, 1880-12-09
INDIANA.
Prison Btatlsttca-NIoMumont to Con.
Ielf c. Davis

Prison BtatIsttca-NIoMunlont to Con.
Iclf C. Davis.
Bpttlal Dispatth 10 Ths Chicago Tribune,
fNn1ANAroLly, Ind, Dec S.-Tho managers Of
tho Fcnal0 Prison and Girls Neformatory re-
port that tho nutnhor Ut tnmAtoa at tho begiu-
ning OF this ycar in tho ponml department was
Il, number admitted, u; total, Is; discharged
ty expiration Of sclltcnce .; hardened. |; diod.
q; number ronatnlng at tho closo Of tho yoar,
~. In tho kris department ut tho beginning
Of tho year thoro weU Ut inmates;
rocclvod during tho yoar I; returned
tum tidkot-of-leave, 1; total, 1GJ; nuu,-
bcr discharged. ~; released on tiokot-of-
leave, "; esGnpctt, i, OF whom two wcru re-
chpturgGi number rc,nAfning ut tho close Of tho
year, ll8. Tho total 4MDuRt roopyeA from tho
stato Treasury during tho ycnr WIS a., b1H.,as
tho totAl expenditures WDrb <sl, ,6Ul, leaving u
pn!Atlc0 in tho Yrcasury Ut $l,tEA:ssI Tho lHAll-
aRcr4 Ask additional appropriations Of f7,503 for
lss0.8l, Of $4,000 for 1Bslss, nid Tor lssS u OF
$U,N0, hest!es III Ad1Isl0u1l amount for Library
Tho widow Ut tho iato ncn. Jctr O. Davis has
ordered u monument hrcetut ~ hts M1nt0ry,
nlatto or Weaterly granit AHa patterned aIter
tho GroHt Wool monument ut TiDy, NJ \. Tho
bHau IL to ho soyen foot square, Tho height twen.
,y ty.tsH teos four inshos. TIC shaft to b1 drApsd
Win thG American t!us, tho atnbleIn liso n Tho
IL buried At Crowii It'll. IL d BEAUTIFUL l1t 70.
Gently purchased by hrs. uavls, lust snnth Of
tho Rnllfers' plot, and very nrlr the rrt,vo Of
unv, bIorton. TIM monument IL 70 bo In posi-
tlon by tho lXt VI Juno.
, 1880-12-09
THE CENTRAL c111Jncu.

THE CENTRAL CHURCH.,
NV hsst soclabto OF tho Central Boclal Union.
ens nr.''a or the congregation Of Prof. HwlnR's
FAM; ru' was hcld last Syoniux in Apollo Hail,
m.!a1 al1alc'1ta't 1lutatng, and It proved Il
~" "Vaueeu ,t slccoss. The attendance wnB largo,
.aero u every ind!cation that tho proposei
ha sa Vi soctahlcs to be given by tho Uulon will
~. s@s..oecessful In evcry rpst1ect, Tho hnnisnmn
mi I' aa'to or rarlors WIS brilliantly lighted,
nca.oa presented Cozy. hotneliko ap.
srt'aacc. srt FcIborKs orchestra was pres.
e,.,,,. ha performed program of
tsnvodn tsnSnt ae!ertlons. lIr. u, 4, Mend had mr.
4et ~ !'tt!o t. nlseai ana liter.ry eniortnin-
H. Miss Nc!o lhlnHa, Tho r,auist. fnvuru't
nis Nhany N,nhpany with son,u selections; iho iiarr,o.
lailSurs III composed ot Mrs. FarwoIl Mrs.
feaHSiG;,.f fHSs; frot, Dickson anj Mrs UlcksOn a,,St,
ID mnns ai!u recttatInns; u1lt bliss ltotll rouI
rra!ssl5ata rra! smlInat selection u pleasing 1iaa.,sr.
anG NJ aaa hcarty shuku Tor oygry ono
iii H., Es uanKfte ter A,l nIrGu, the aIjSsos Uun iii,
ee!,!aK.e swing gracefully assIatoa hun III ro-
t, t,qMsx ~ tI2so F9gr present wore Mr. an ,,rs ns,,.
Warsrns nstssf r Ass i'sbn,w bl!.wort MIA ,soI'
hsa!! hS!! Ar Howard. Sir. G. i, jloles i tGu iasn. ;
GiII GoaiII ajS.r IT, Saa ~: saea1. Sr fislsr, Sir.
isssT En- H. %ai|sr III Kiy nyit MIss M fsE Na
Nr. III" in1'"ln3. Mrs, Chase, Mr, jlcnry Gbnse.
w. ihn i!artsa TO mh mt.1ron: ai!ss Smith, Mr. md
ri ri '19'ner Flo.s,, S!r. and Mrs' J. jrnStFm. S Fn..
H,A. niS,asi 1nsF5 asia Mrs. 1lnfoMr, Frof, and Mrs.
Aaan nsS,xs,!, s,xsn!, hrs Chase, Miss ruros, iii.
Wiis2' 2's & anl Ars. u. IL HARRISON III: n.li Mrs
l. Uonnsnaee snaeeG5cKor. hlr. and Airs iirldy, Sir, q.
Gair, M'sss' Mr, md Mrs: Congtlxn, Sir. Jofit;
Jill I;o,ae.A ,e A.sses smith, rDt. aud Wiss Wjar
IND sirs H. M'ss knltlo lungs. Hiss llalll, Alr.
henderson,o 10y, ~. pratt: Mr. Meek, slr aud Sirs
sad st. Ilhhonas a!r. liresbauer, siiss iecde, H.
9'ouFs, aud Nj. Fisk, '' '''' so'oS' ''''
, 1880-12-09
SOCIAL NEWS.

WETZL1slt~1IA1lEI ....
IT. Carollno's Court, Oil Elizabeth strect, WINS
THO secno Of quito notable wedding Inst evcn-
tos. Tho contracting persons were Miss Jonnie
Aaoes, young lady Of 10 yoars, daughter Of Mr..
eo'omon lIAber, OF tho hottso Of Uilman & Co.,
furrcrs, Of this city, md Henry Wctzlor, a boot
md shoo n.orcbunt Of Milwaukee,. Tho father
1ad mother ct tho bride accompanied her
At tho ceremony, and tho mother Of tho
bridegroom ''stood tip" with him, Tho
Hey. DR.. Folsontt,al united tho hnppy
couple in tho hotel purlor.. Above
tsn 5e couple was suspended splondld flora, de-
th aeo containing tho monogram NV. H." After
humorous company. Of ro!atlvUa allu friends,
1ao 4 wedang- feast followed md subsequently
Sa,s SSaas'ns' which was kept up until quito Into
,1ho bsllo was nttre,l In white silk, with oraueo
p.ossoma anu diamond ornaments. Ali tho lNdio.
gssent Wero beautifully drcssod. and ail woro
=, Tao ,.,, wedding gifts wero numerous, md many
Ga,re a. e'n y, f1ro ana costly. They at tho resi-
nSuse nfatS 81 q ie brides parcnts. Miss Iiaber IS
;sanaIa ;;team9at ilfm Of Leopold 4 Austrian. Tho
sep,smo se len ,roa s. tho Following st et laee ad
Aaron T. Leopold, Of milwaukee,. senior " partntr
s 5isIcn " naoI1 sna rs ls. %leHSr n Mtss
e. an.;sL Asa Leopold, ul Of milwaukee,; Miss achsi
Hea 9a9.-, doodkltd, OF Bt. Pull. Tho
~. WlEIoH'nE lthlchK0 guests wcre present: Mr.. and
H. H.; mi h leTro!d, NJ. and Mrs L. F Loopoi
gIrrsnebautn, Jr., Mrs N. G,,ti1inn, Mr, anI Mrs.
4; H.. negcf NJ. 1ld Mrs. Henry N lfnrtt, ill., nI
H. api II 2SpsrnnaHrier 2ps n1n hfr md Mira T. Frsdna
snYeF neY9eF, Nj. md 5irs. Josoph Frio1vnthal III.
n"haMaF NJ MFg feyman Misses 1ierthn i.oopod, btnuh
Messs1s M1 I; fF'gsiInan, Jonno Frank NcuFasF, md
Mao tHr uaaer, Moses NrocuoOailn, AliruI isoopoi.
oTmHS1kV mSlk LoDpold, mud MNurtco NeubnrEer,
r.4a.new new!y ,snnrrael couple will tako I'D their
'ssldcnco III Milwnukop. ~ 'N1''>
, 1880-12-09
OHIO DENTISTS,

COLuMuus. o., Doc. B.-Tho Btata Dental Con-
vontiou o.nfKht eloctod the following oitoors.
presidunt, g. IL. liurroin, TuIodo;. V1ce.pres!-
pents, q, D. uil!ingsof Ma1Ena and J. ". Lytlor
Of Akron, Corresponding Secretary, J. i. lseli.
Eloyellt,u; Recording SECRETARY, ". IL. GlilttU
AuuI4; TreAsursr, q, w. kolly, Xauia.