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National Republican., 1880-12-27
Special 2Iotices.

hSN are requested TO meet at the
SrABLFa OF ALLISON NAILOR, IR
on MONDAY, December n, at y, M, for the pur-
pose OF forming permanent association for mutual
protection II Is to the interest OF every Lvcrymnn
TO be present dcg5-it
nl5go WASHINGTON MARKET COMPANY.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the Wash.
lngton Market Company Will be held nj the Office of
the company, on Pennsylvania avenue In the city
washington, at " clock, noon on the first MONDAY
C6eing the 3D. day Of JANUARY 1881 for the choice
OF thirteen directors for the ensuing year and to act
tion. H. ID. WHITNEY. Sccretarv,
MAsMINaToS, December -, 1850. dc2ttd
rSS55D TIE ANNUAL ELECTION OF DIREC.
49, TORS by the Stockholders Ofthe NATIONAL +,
METRopoLITAN FIRE INSURANCE COM.
PANN of the District of Columbia will he held on
the SECOND MONDAY OF JANUARY, being
january l0) 1881, nj tho office OF the Company, $40
hours OF Y III. and . o'clock u. nj.
BY order OF the Directors.
do2ltd SAM CROSS Secretary
National Republican., 1880-12-27
DR.. Cuibberrs Christmas Sermon.

Rev. Dr. James III. Cuthbert, of the First Baptist
Church, preached his Christmas sermon yesterday
morning. Our Baptist churches, said DR.. Cuth.
bert, have always aimed to avoid multiplication
of fasts and festivals against tho spirit and letter
Of the New Testament. aye observe days, and
months, and times, and years. am afraid OF you,
lest have bestowed upon you labor In vain" /"
But VIC cannot mistake In taking as our text
these words: "ThOu shalt call Ills name Jesus,
for lie shall save His people from their sins y
This announcement Is by an angel. No wonder,
when we remember whose advent he is proclaim
ing;
Jews history are always significant of some hlstor.
ical event or personal characteristic. Joshua-the
| snlvatlon ofGod. The name ofone who was not only
with the people In the wilderness, but In the pas.
sage of Jordan and in the settlement In Cannan Is
u remarkable type of Him who leads His people
through life and death to the possession Of Heaven
"JOshua" Is the same as Jesus"
The mass of the Jews had but dim ideas of
spiritual religion II Jesus had put hmselfat their
head ana marched HEimS' FIN the Koma they
higher, nobler aim-to "Sdts His pe0p'e Jrom their
sins" II is sin that has poisoned every JOY, aud
opened every abyss Of hell Xsavio1r from above
"a salvation from GOd-must go further than mere
reform, than social and political blessings II must
For this all was ordored-Iiis name given; the
circumstances Of His BIRTH so that while lie Is
man, He is without SIM new gran on the dying
stock of humanity the mystery Of the inCurna'
ton accomplished when the Eternal Word is made
flesh and tie tabernacle or shekinah OF the Lord
Is pitched with men. We see but tho beginning
but II is the pledge Of the full and finished saliva
ton, What Kingdom, what a world, In which
there will be no sim no eyil-where all our pow
ors shall be in perfect harmony, all our relations
70 our iell0wman IN perfect good will, all our re-
lations to our Heavenly Father In perfect love and
devotion That will be the "new Jerusalem com.
ing down from God ont Of heaven, prepared as a
bride for her husband" Salvation nom sin itself
viii be full discharge and deliyerance from
every. pain aud penalty connected with tia
troubled conscience, the fear OF DEATH the shadow
National Republican., 1880-12-27
ThIuns SnIriiunI

That portion of the audience which attended
the ghost show at the National Theatre last night
whose homeward route lay along Pennsylvania
avenuei In front ofwillards were somewhat startled
when passing that hostelric to see what, In the
excited state OF their respective magnalons, they
took to be real regulation ghost, in full uniform
fitting between the clerks desk and the blind
portal of the Sunday bar.
Investigation, however, soon dispclled their
fears and when II was learned that the figure
which had excited their terror was only that OF a
Kentucky Judge, who, having been called from
his couch 10 take a drink had In his hurry clothed
himself In II white garment, and like a true Corn,
cracker cheeriully responded, the crowd moved
merrily on
While the ghost;jed stood thar,
With its nose 10 the bar
Aud nothing TO cover lts pate;
Aud 10 moislen its mugzle
Two whiSkics did guzzle,
Both OF them Bourbon-and Straight
National Republican., 1880-12-27
CHRISTMAS DAY.
How Ht Was Observed nt Church and M
Home.

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Home.
Christmas Day, outside of the house and the
church. was about the most disagrceable day of
the year, barring yesterday. The dismal weather
outside heightened by contrast the chccry glow
inside and gave good old.fashioned Christmas
ring to everything. The services which were held
In the churches in the morning were well at
tended. In the Catholic and Episcopal churches
a special feature was made OF the music. The
elaborate programmes published In Saturday
REPUBLICAN were carried out. Arches and altars
were fcstOoned In evergreen. No Christmas Day
ever saw such profusion of evergreen trimmings
as this Christmas Day, At home tho great events
of the day were the visit of Santa Claus some time
In the early hours OF the morning, the rush and
pattcr OF little feet as soon as day dawned, and
the Christmas dinner which seems better than
any dinner In the year, and In the evening the
happy family reunion.
Matinee performances wore given NJ the theatres
in the afternoon, and the attendance ut all the
theatres was very large. The old-time Christmas
pantOmme has gone out of fashion, but the custom
ofatcnding the theatre In the afternoon still re-
mains.
In many of the Protestant churches the Christ
mas services were deferred and took the place of
the regular services yesterday This week win be
merry one with the Sunday school children, as
there will be Christmas tree entertainments all
along the line. Many entcrprising youngsters
have already attached themselves TO two or three
different Sunday schools for the purpose of getting
the benefit of the Christmas trees.
National Republican., 1880-12-27
Maryland News,

Rev. Mr. Linganfelter has been appointed as.
sistant to Rov. q. N. Campbell, at Darnostown.
Mr. Columbus Purdum, residing near Damascus,
butchered hog last week that weighed lll
pounds
Mr. Noah Downs, an old employee of the canal
company, died suddenly at his home on Tuesday
last near the Great Falls
The Court OF Appeals has indorsed Judge Pearre $
decision In the railroad case about which his enc
mics sought 10 have him impeached.
Mr. r, Shelter, Of Frederick County, raised this
season three thousand fvo hundred bushels OF
corn from thirty acres Of what Is known as com.
mon land
A young man named Sam Wilson, while sitting
by the stove ut Lochte's store on the Georgetown
pike, one day last week, accidentally shot himself
In the knee.
II Is understood that case Is being made up In
Montgomery County which will bring to an issue
the constitutional question as TO school commits.
sioner appointments by circuit courts.
National Republican., 1880-12-27
The nnahnXsnxA

The Dashaways were favored with good audi
ence in Tallmadge Hall last night President
Alexander Eagleston presided, and In the absence
of the chaplain, opened the meeting witha fervenl
prayer, Addresses were made by Colonel Bowen
several years ago prominent temperance worker
in both this city and Baltimore, and latterly oi
Ohio; Mr., Guy Wines, Colonel NJ. d. Months, and
Judge j, b Weeds.
would receive their friends in Talmadge Hall on
New Years Day. from n. m. to 5 p. m; and the
following named were appointed as the refresh
mour, Mrs. Greene, Mrs. Brookheld, Mrs. Samuel
Lloyd, Mrs. @. NJ, Fillmore, Mrs. Holland, Mrs
Mrs c. NJ. Nye, Mrs. Mamie Hobbs, Mrs. l.. H.
Nicholson, ms. Ada Spurgeon, Mrs. A. Naylor
Mrs. q. b. Newton and Mrs. l., H. Patterson
About thirty persons signed the pledge.
National Republican., 1880-12-27

nlay7 TIE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF TOI-
~ let Articles for ladies' and all the pOpunr
Medicines on sale at CoUGHLIN'S TEMPLE DRUG
National Republican., 1880-12-27
Lincoln Hall.

Three concerts are announced for Thursday
Friday, and Saturday OF this week at Lincoln Hall
by the Kate Thayer Concert Troupe, which will be
re'enforced by the Spanish students and other tai
ent Miss Thayer was here last season and rcated
u decidedly favorable impression, and the excel.
lent guitar playing of the Spanish Students when
they were here with Abbey's Humpty- -Dumpty
combination Is well remembered, These alone
could furnish an attractive programme but In
addition there will be Mr.. j. r. Corlcss, tenor Miss
II. Maurer pianist Sly. q. Curtl, hnrpist; and Mr..
win Y. Chapman character impersonator who
Is said 10 be most excellent Popular prices will
be charged, and seats may be reserved at Ellis
music store
National Republican., 1880-12-27
A Christmns shooting AFFAIR.

Albert Harris and Thomas Forbes, two colored
men, had dispute In restaurant on street,
between Third and Four-and-ahalf streets south
west, Saturday afternoon, and another colored
man, named Cornelius Bruce, took up Harris fight
against Forbes The latter, 1t appears, to escape
further difficulty, lefl in company with a friend
named Mou lton. Bruce followed him and the two
had rough and tumble fight in Armory Square,
Forbes ran to stable In Marble alley, and when
Bruce appeared still pursuing him with the knife
In his hand, Forbes drew pistol and fired three
shots, the last taking effect in Bruce's lcft breast
inhcting dangerous wound Forbes was placed
under arrest by Officer Shelley, and Bruce was re-
moved to his home, corner of Sixteenth and l.
streets northwest.
National Republican., 1880-12-27
ADJUSTMENTS THIS WEEK,
A. Ford's. tho National, COmlque, Abner's,
and Lincoln Hall.

and Lincoln Hall.
The weather last week was bad for amuscments,
and from tho snow Of yesterday similar week of
alternate snow and slush might have been pre-
dcted.
Old Boreas, however, swung around to the
northwest, and 1t will probably now be clear and
cold. Ono can stand the cold weather, and
clear, sharp atmosphere dcters the pleasure
seeker; but when the snow and slush are inches
deep, and one doesn't feel certain when he puts
snow will sink into mass of sliish that will 90
splush all over his pantaloons, then he heSiates
about venturing out at night, and even Mary
hand porus.plaster. 1t is certainly to be hoped
that during this holiday week we may have good
weather, and 4 such be the case. the places of
at this time all desire to be amused, and the at
fractions offered at all the theatres ore of the
mirth-proyoking character,
National Republican., 1880-12-27
National rncn.re-nobson and Crane.

These two comedians, who have made so great
success since they united their talents will appear
at the National Theatre tonight In their latest
play, entitled "sharps and Flats" of which the
most kindly things have been said by the press,
wherever 1t has been presented Both gentlemen
are well known here, and our play.goers have a
high appreciation OF their respective abilities
From the time when they first appeared together
in sour Boarding House, they have never failed
to attract large audiences, and the play now an
nounccd Is said to have been written with especial
reference to the capabilities of each and to abound
In cOnicnl situations, 1t is TO be hoped that
full house will greet these gentlemen tonight.
National Republican., 1880-12-27

terday some OF this bread cast upon the waters
came back, the old gentlemans widow receiving a
handsome Christmas box and the following note,
which was gratefully passed to the credit of the
conscience fund
please accept the compliments OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert McClintic In remembrance of your
kindnes TO. the boy IN blue during the dark pc.
riod OF Out eountrys history aud may happy
Christmas and New Year attend yon aud yours Is
the petition of your grateful friends"
National Republican., 1880-12-27
Ahncr,s nIu.ie IInlI

Mr., Abnor propose, to inangurate a series OF
select concerts at his music hall on street, be
tween Seventh and Eighth, and the tlnt two are
announced to take place this evening and to.mor
row. The following wcll.known artists will par
ticipate: Teresa Careno, pianist; Mile. Jenny
Busk, soprano; Herr Christian Fritsch. tenor, and
are well known TO our concert.going public, and
us It IL the aim OF the management of these con-
within the reach Of ALL 1t is TO be hoped that The
patronage will be such as to Justify theiy cOntinu.
nnCC.
National Republican., 1880-12-27
Dr. Lnnnb,u a, roy,srv s,b,rcr.

AT the Foundry Church, yesterday morning, Rev.
Dr. Lanahan preached to an unusually large con
gregatlon, considering the weather, from l. Corin
thians, xv;S3-" Evil communications corrupt good
Manners "The Law ofTnnuence' was the speak.
er's theme, and he enforced this idea in his usual
direct and logical manner. Men cannot pass
thtongh inc world unfclt without exertlQn, -,
AT night he preached from the l30th Psalm, 4th
verse-"There Is Forgiveness with God" Forgive
ness is not revealed I'm the works of nature.
Natures lessons are contradictory. We should
draw different conclusions concerning God from
the sunshine Of one day and the tempest and storm
Of another Tho Bible Is the only guide, and In II
the forgiveness of God is revealed as coming
through Christ. The character Of this forgiveness
Is It's Irecness and fullness covering the whole
nCld of humnm liic. which hns bccn blgtGd by sin.
National Republican., 1880-12-27
The New York musieal News.

Tho MNSIcdg NcWs Is The Title OF new and hand
some weekly lately started In New York, at 25 East
Fifteenth street, devoted to professional, amateur
and the musical interests" 1t is an eight.psge
sheet handsomely printed, and characterized by a
brilliant and sparkling spirit which has already
given Il phenomenal success. 1t contains an epit-
Ome of the weeks musical news carefully edited,
while It's criticisms are just, well written, and
the professional doyotcc OF music. IL is pleasant
TO add that the successful editor Is Washington
boy, Mr. Walter H. Lindsay, son of tho late Major
Lindsay, Of the Marine Corps
National Republican., 1880-12-27
Accidcnis or the Zee.

On Friday last John Wilson, esq, one Of the
Oldest citizens of this District, who has resided in
the First Ward for many years, slipped upon the ice
In front of Riggs & Co.'S banking house and sus
taincd serious injury by the fracture Of oil the ribs
of his lcft side. He was assisted to his residence
on Seventeenth street, by kind friends, and Drs
Buckley and Norris. summoned. Mr.. Wilson at
tained his scventy.fourth birthday on Christmas
day, and his many friends will be panied 70 learn
of his painful accident Mr. Wilson Is the father OF
Mrs. Colonel Amos Webster.
Mr. James J. Chapman, the bookseller, Is con
fined to the house on account OF serious fracture
of the arm received by slipping OH the Icy pave
ment in front of his house.
National Republican., 1880-12-27

Tho Guv'nor," the farcical comedy which was
the success of the present dramatic season at Wal
lacks Theatre, New York, where 1t had a run for
over three months will be produced tonight ut
Fords Opera-Housc, the manager of which has
purchased the sole right to perform 1t In all the
South Atlantic cities. Mr.. Barton Hill the bril-.
which Is irrcsstibly funny, ,tnd the play will be
given with brilliant effect throughout. The fol-
lowing from the New York Herald is an evidence
of its popularity:
:" The success The Guy nor at Walack's Is one
Of tho extraordinary features of tho present dra.
matte season. Whether II rains or shines the
house Is always filed to overfowing, and the
streets in the neighborhood after performance
resound with the now popular phrase, Yer and
GUY yner, yer and
National Republican., 1880-12-27
rS5Fn SPECIAL NOTICE.

- FRESH SUPPLY OF
PURE NoRWEGIAN COD LIVER OIL
At DNEWS DRUG STORE corner Ninth ST. and
Penn ave, nt 20 cents per full pint hottie oc2s6m
nlSys PRESCRIPTIONS PREPARED ACCU-
49, ratey aud at reasonable prices at COUGH.
LiNS DRUG STORE, Masonic Temple, corner of
Ninth and streets Rrthwpst,
National Republican., 1880-12-27
Thcntrc COnliHuc.

The principal attraction here this week will be
the young actress, Miss Addie f. Rogers, who will
present her sensational drama entitled "That Boy
of Dams, (Which has made pronounced success
wherever il has been produced Alf Mcdowell,
Harry McAyoy, and other popular flvorites will
also appear In conjunction with the regular stock
company. Jake Budd will make his rcappenrancc
In sketch entitled Amateur Theatricals" which
Is said to be fully rs funny any of the many
amusing acts in which the comical Jake has ap-
rnl
National Republican., 1880-12-27
PrOniurnf ArriwaIa

Horm'cys-A. d. Jessup, Philadelphia. .....A Ar.
GogGIr,,-S Gogg,I,, B. Wlnshg D, G Longstoni Boston; E.
Riggs-F. w. Carlyle, II, Davis, Boston; William
Hgdlcy. Iowa. R, W. Wilson Massachusetts; 4. b.
Cotton, Philadclphin; 4. w Gator Nirginia......
EObth-Rev. Thomas K Beecher. George Arms
New York John G. Tldball, Charles shaler,
United states Army; II. V. Peternan. Pennsylvania;
j Y; Eldred, wisconsin, II. Bakely, Minnesota. 80.
WtNd'Ts-General J. u. Gordon, Georgia; ]. J.
Alexander, Baltimore; w. b. Hepburn, Leadvile,
Col. A. Russell, Philadelphia; W. r. Rice, Florida.
National Republican., 1880-12-27
DISTRICT BREvITIEs.
The Nyenthnr rn.nnx.

For Me Middle Atlantic Sdtes Including The District
Of Columbia, clear or clearing Ucdthcr northeriy 10
,Cestcry trinds. rising barometer, sti0M changes in
ts1lpsrgt,re during Monday and by Taesddv night
decidedly colder uooiher.
The changesin the thermometer yesterday were
as follows n. n 32o; 1876 a. m go; II q. m, 800
p. m, So; y. M, 83o o y. M, jfo; ii y. m $40
Maximum, 3jo minimum, BIO
National Republican., 1880-12-27
Nam OmnlnI. Mnnte.l

1t would greatly facilitate the business OF the
House of Representatives at Washington II the
offices OF referee and timekeeper were added to the
list Of positions already established by law These
officials could be on hand to SEQ that when debates
rise TO tho dignity Of fist fights they are conducted
with fair play and according TO the accepted rules
Of tho ring,-GlObe Democrat,
National Republican., 1880-12-27
Julius Lansburgh's 2Oc. Hemp, sl5 7th

The Rowland Dental Association, oil Four nnd.a.
half street use only $. $. Whites artificial teeth,
Philadelphia Price, 81 per set. See adyt.
National Republican., 1880-12-27

EVERY GARMENT In our establishment marked
down from ten to thirty per. cent. VIII reopen
Tuesday morning. Look out for the now prices In
red, A. SAKs & Co,
3l6 -31S Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-12-27
julius Lansburgh's Ingram, 35c., ai5 7th

The highest cash price paid for dresses and gents
clothing, watches, jewelry, etc. Call or address
Herzog, 3oS Ninth st., near Pennsylvania ave.
National Republican., 1880-12-27
mArfer ninnx nnxn.n -

During the last war; q family now living on Thir
toenth street, In this city kept sort ofopen house
for the soldiers Many were nuTsed through sick
ness and shown every attention within the means
of the stalwa IT aud loyal head of the family. Yes.
National Republican., 1880-12-27

Diamonds, Watchea, and JeweIry-Great
Bnrgaius.
Solid Gold Cameo Rings, sl5O upward.
Handsome li-carat Gold Watch and Gold Chain,
$50, our speciality for the holidays.
Solid Gold Studs, 81 per set.
Solid Gold Lockets, So.
Gents scarfPlns, solid gold, $3.50.
Ladies' sets Earrings and Breastpin, $40.
Solid l4-carat Gold Vest Chains, sl5.
500 Solid Silver Watches, extra heavy, $50.
Handsome pair Diamond Earrings, SIS; weight
" carats
81 solid 1i.carat Lever Watches.
$40 Solitaire Diamond Ring, 2S1 carats, perfect
JACOBS BROTHERS.,
1920 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1880-12-27
julius Lausburgh's 81 Tapestry Brussels, ai5 7th.

A. SAKs & Co, tho one.price clothiers, wish TO
notify the public that their store Will be closed to-
day for the purpose Of marking down their stock.
Look out for the new prices In red on Tuesday.
National Republican., 1880-12-27

Of that second death projected In the future from
which there Ia no hope or promise of resurrection.
20 blessed nnme-Iesus"
May wo have II rs the mark on our forehcnds and
the seal and wntchword In our hcnrts
National Republican., 1880-12-27

WOndcrfuI BnfWnIns IN WntcheH.
e5 Nickel Stem-Winders.
$3.50 Boys Solid Silver Watches.
Sl5 Ladies' Solid Gold Watches.
S25 Gents Solid Gold Lever Watches.
$50 Gents Solid Gold American Stcm-Winders.
Also Full-Jcweled Levers at SIS and $50.
Il. HARRIS Il Co.,
432 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-12-27
The Place TO nuy JeweIry.

75c. Childrens Solid Gold Rings.
Sl60 Amethyst, Cameo, and Turquoise Rings.
s. Solid Gold Neck Chains.
81 Solid Gold Scarf Pins.
So Solid Gold Sleeve Buttons
81 to $50 immense stock Of Bracelets.
X, HARRIS & Co,
1872 seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-12-27

corner Fifteenth street and New York avenue, col
tinues TO receive valuables of all descriptions {,
safe keeping ut very low rates,
National Republican., 1880-12-27

n[Slys DIR FIOnOARDo HOWARD HAS RE.
VIZ moved his Ofce and residence TO 1910 street,
corner Eleventh street n W.. and has associated with
him " the practice of Medicine Dr. HOWARD III.
BARKER. Office hours-ot TO iO;3O a. M; 1890 TO p.
m and ito Up. M nOi03m
National Republican., 1880-12-27
DRESS Suits. Eiseman Bros, 7th and E.
" AIderney Dniry Wnuon,., :,

Fresh Alderney butter churned every morning,
and delivered In llb. Ward prints at 45c per lb
Also cottage cheese, Be- per ball buttermllk &c. per
quart, and sweet milk, &c. per quart
National Republican., 1880-12-27
naae orrIcE oE rIE MUTUAL rIRN INs

southwest corner Pcrlna. ave. and Ninth ST. N. w.
POncy.holders are hereby notified TO renew their in
snfance for 1881 on or before December 81 1880 Please
call early, aud bring policies or last receipt.
The managers have determined To reduce tho inter
est on the premium notes TO one and Onc-half a.,
per cent being reduction OF - per cent. In payment
deli l2t Sccrofnry
National Republican., 1880-12-27

You can publish three-llne advertisement OF
want, rent for SALE lost three times for twenty
five cents in THE REPUBLICAN,.
National Republican., 1880-12-27
WondcrfuI DnrunIu. I'm wntc,

DoS'T fail to visit Saks & Co.'S store on Tuesda,
morning to see the new prices in red.
National Republican., 1880-12-27

rlayD OFFICE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,,
~ WAsHiSGrOS, Nov. -, 1880
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Nn.
tional Republican Printing and Publishing Company
for the election Of seven trustees serve for the en-.
suing year, will be held at the office OF the company
on FRIDAY, December ~ between the hours of II IL.
m. and " m. LEWIS CLEPHANE,
nOndtt
National Republican., 1880-12-27
Shedd Turlsluh md Rus,
Diamonds, watehea, nnd JeweIry-Gre

Shedd Turkish and Russian BATHS
At 003 T. street northwest, near Ninth. The only
reliable place In the city for genuine baths.
National Republican., 1880-12-27
BUSINESS NOTES.
Julius Lansburghs 81 Lowell Ingruins, 3l7 9TH

DIR. BOvees TurEIsh HATH.
Only Turkish bath in the city, 500 ST., near Ju-
dietary So. Best shampoocr this side Of New York.
National Republican., 1880-12-27

Julius Lansburgh's Low.Prlced Carpet House, 81,
National Republican., 1880-12-27
e5lys OFFICE OF COLLECTOR OF TAXES,
h1 - DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,

= -. WASHtNOTON, December Is, 1850,
LAST NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAMPA YERs
by Joint resolution OF Congress- approved June Z,
1880, arrears Of all taxes, real and personal and
special assessments, due the District Of Columbia
prior TO July l, 1879, may be paid or before Janu
nry ISL by the addition Of slH per cent per annum
privilege is awaited of before the time limited by the
resolution, all the penalties and other costs will be
added TO the tax bills amer January next
To taxpayers In arrears this opportunity will not
probably again occur and II Il materially I'd their in
terest TO any and all of taxes before these
heavy penalties and other costs revert,
JOHN +. COOK,
Collector of Taxes for the District OF Columbia.
lAaa
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-28
The ObeIisk Located.

NEW YORK. July 27-A site has been selected
N Central Park for the obelisk.