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Wall street To-day.

NEW YORK, March 23.-The Post, In Its fnan-
cial article to-day, says: The reports which
were current yesterday morning OF a union OF
leading stock operators for "Bill Campaign
don't seem as credible as they did then. These
reports are, however, reiterated on the same
market Of yesterday afternoon and today is
explained on the theory that all Is only pre-
iiminary work. How far true this may be we
don't pretend to say. Certain 1t is that no
market was ever more vigorously assaulted
than the stock market has been since yester-
DAY at II O'Clock. The special objects OF attack
have been Pacific Mail and Manhattan Elevated
Hallway. The frSt-named has sold down to
s9s4. although up per cent as we write, and
the latter to Ssh, although ! per cent higher
as we write. There is nothing new OF a trust
concerning Manhattan 1t is said the name OF
one Of the directors OF the Loan and Improve
ment Company being given as authority for
have sold the IS. 900 shares Of Manhattan which
was among their assets II this is true then a
large block OF StOck-One-half the entire capital
Of the Manhattan-no longer hangs. over the
have been Erie, Oswego, Mississippi, Kansas,
Texas. Wabash. and the Wisconsin shares. The
Gould stocks have been well sustained, and the
decision of the United States Supreme Court
cited as being favorable for certain schemes
which included the Kansas and Texas.
Rock Island stock has been exceptionally strong,
having advanced to $50. The directors OF this
company, after declaring the usual quarterly
dividend Of ~ per cent, adjourned, but it ap-
pears that they meet again to-day and to-mor-
row. One OF their number informs us that the
company, for the fiscal year ending April will
show earnings of about Is per cent. from the
road and IL per cent. from the land depart
ment, and that the board are unanimously In
tavor OF doubling the share capacity and MAX
ing the new stock at first a 6 per cent. invest
ment, and then, II traffic continues to warrant
it, a per cent stock. Government bonds are
strong to-day, at unchanged prices. Railroad
bonds are generally lower. The money market
is fairly active at per cent on stocks and 4a5
per cent on United States bonds.
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PENNSYLVANIA GREENBACKERS
Their Convention To-day.

HARRISBURG, Pa, March, 23.-The greenback
state convention met at 1880 this am. In the
house OF representatives, and, In the absence OF
Mr.. Watson, the chairman of the state COM
mittee, was called to order by Hon. Mr. Hines.
OF LuZerne. After the roll of delegates had been
called over, MIR. Plummer, of Crawford CO., was
elected temporary chairman and Mr.. Dfngman.
OF Forest CO., temporary secretary. Mr.. Plum
mer, In speech occupying about half an hour
In It's delivery, defined the position to be occu-
pied by his party In the coming campaign. A
committee OF one from each congressional dis
trich was then appointed on permanent Organi-
Zation. A resolution providing for the appoint.
ment OF committee of one from each senator
ial district on platform, was adopted. Pending
the appointment OF this committee the conven-
tion took a recess for 10 minutes.
PERMANENT oRGANIZATIoN.
After the recess, the committee on perma-
nent organization reported the following names
for permanent officers President, Hon. Francis
W. Hughes, OF Schuylkill; secretaries, Dingman,
OF Forest, and TOmlinson, Of Lackawanna: vice
presidents, Hon S. II. Yocum, of Centre; w. c..
Plumner. OF Crawford: s. Calvin, Of Blair S. l..
1oungman, of Lycoming; D.. A. Evans, OF
Marion, OF Philadelphia, and n. NJ. Grumm, of
Allegheny; sergeant-at-arms, Wesley Miller of
Harrisburg. Mr.. Hughes was then escorted to
the chair, and after short speech proceeded TO
appoint the committee on resolutions and plat
form, OF which j. &. James, of Warren county,
was made chairman, and to which all resolIl-
ions were referred without debate The con-
ventlon then adjourned until 2:SO p. m.
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Political Notes.

The Culpeper (Va.) Times concludes an edi-
torial on the political situation by nominating
John w. Garrett, of the Baltimore & Ohio rail-
road, for President OF the United States.
The first republican county convention in
Iowa to select delegates to the state convention
on the 14th Of April was held in Davis county,
at Bloomfield, on Saturday. and elected a dele.
cation solid for Blaine for President.
The state convention of the national green
bacn party has been called to meet In Nash
vile, May 22d next, to appoint delegates to the
national convention at Chicago.
The Baltimore Gazette gives an extract from
letter written by John Kelly, of New York, to
Kelly says: "We cannot support Mr.. Tflden, nor
will we under any circumstances II Is very un-
fortunate that the party should be distracted by
the ambition and intrigue OF one who has shown
himself so unworthy. But am under the i'm
preston that the good sense OF the national
convention will select candidate the party
can support with entire unanimity. Our Or
ganiZatlOn has no candidate nor do we intend
TO have"
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head
Dead
PORT HOPE, ONT, March 23.-Hon. Benjamin
S. Rimour died this morning at O'Clock.
The Markets.

BALTIMORE, March 23.-Virginia Sizes de-
ferred. 81t; do. console, "a do second series, 23
do; past due coupons, S4A do. new ten-fories, 3Ss
BGLTIMoRE, March 2s.-ootton quiet-mid-
ding, 1875. Flour duh and unchanged. Wheat,
southern red. i.16si.42; do. amber. LIS; No: .
fss s. 5;Ssss; isss
lower-sou.he1n white, t9a5956 do. yellow, 66a5616
xeT xesfrp Hsss iRs &s stsssr T. 81;
anst AN and Bye d% and nSmins nina hay
sces %prms to
T II. Petrolsam % neminai cones soi duh and easy9 asl
S sS 81 Sa sa snd snss
hour z. 3s9 barrels wheat, So. 600 bushels; corn,
bushels. shipments-wheat. 70. 2OS bushels; corn.
26. 1913 bushels. Sales-wheat 43O. 600 bushels;
ooSa NEW YSsk oqsns Masc as-stscls heavy Money
sa6. E!ch.nsa long, 1856: short. 4ss Govern
RsfS SGM ''Ssa SSRk, March 2s:3MEsq&s M & aall. whea.
LONDON, March Is. ~ 80 p. m;IU.. g; bonds, 4
per cents. l0SA; new hyes. doS5: 5ts Ere: t a0SS.
AL, AtlsnsS sna areSs xes'Sin '''0a
IoSpoS, I:Ie5 q: .is %s.vvEsis: vss:n ssconS second
a1ssssss asl. ssss. ao'''s' -. ''l' -'.' ''A
The following quotations were current in New
xS1t CO. csn y s0eR *
per csnts. l07T: New Jersey CentraL $50 Ohio
ios ssssps ssasp s fs se.as s. aeasssn syE o& sa
plsssired. pass o1 ies Ws6se, Eous E ssd fssS. g.
" b. ec felssrsnS i6ss: G. g. and ma l. I q. Mf:: M
Pacific Mail, ;4tx.
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EOREIGN AFFAIRS.
MAncheSter Narket.

MANCHESTER, March 23.-The Manchester
Guardian, in its commercial article this morn
ing says; & The he mo more hopeful telling which arose
increased In consequence Of the activity and ad-
vancing prices at Liverpool. There is also
somewhat better demand at Fridays rates. The
orders are rather more numerous. India and
CHINA merchants continue to act cautiously
but do not show quite so much want of spirit as
last week. Eastern kilograms exhibit no i'm
due to the dullness prevailing here last week,
the India and China markets being at present
peculiarly sensitive to Manchester advfces.
The Irish Belief Fund.
LONDON, March 23.-The relief fund Instituted
by the Duchess Of Marlborough now amounts
to the sum Of $9O,525.
ParnelI and irish Politics.
The Times this a. m. says: Mr.. ParnelIS deter
mination that the advanced home-rllers shall
constituencies to oppose the moderate home
rulers OF liberals, who decline the home-rule
pledges, has thrown Irish politics into state OF
confusion which may benefit the conservatives.
This is In striking contrast with the discipline
and method of the contest in Scotland, where
the liberals, avoiding the jealousies and schisms
ing their opponents boldly and at every point.
The organization OF the conservatives is even
more complete than that OF the liberals but
their spirits, evidently, are not by any means so
high.
Stringent Measures Against Russ5an
Nihilists.
A dispatch from ST. Petersburgh to Reuters
telegram company says: The most stringent
measures are being adopted against the nihil-
lists. large number OF suspected persons have
6een arrested and the police make frequent
domicflary visits.
Cold Weather i'm France.
LONDON, March 23.-A dispatch from Paris to
the Times says The extraordinary cold weather
has severely injured grape vines, SO much SO
that 1t is feared that this years crop will again
be very poor. The vines in Burgundy, more
especially In Champagne, have Suffered un-
usually.
The Spot Where the Prince Imperial
Fell.
LONDON, March 23.-By command Of the
Queen, stone like a stone cross has been
erected on the spot where the Prince Imperial
lost his life In Zululand
Lord ReacOnSfield's Rose Color
LONDON, March 23.-In the House of Lords
last night the Duke Of Rutland, conservative
called attention to the depression OF trade and
agriculture. Lord Beaconsfield contended that
the revival OF trade was general, ana that
he believed II would last. To insist upon recip
rocity he said would be impossible now that We
have parted with our important duties The
present state Of things Lord Beaconsheid said
was brought by succession of bad harvests.
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Only Mrs. Christiancy's Fun.

To-day, about noon, messenger ran into the
health Office and asked that physician be sent
at once to render assistance to Mrs. Christiancy
wife of the ex Senator, who, he said,
had just attempted suicide by taking
poison. DR.. Townshend was not In at the
time, but DT. Mead went at once to
the house where the lady is stopping,
on D, near 4th street n. W. He was joined on
the road by DR.. Dexter, and upon arriving att
premises they found that all the other phySl-
clans who could be reached had been summoned
There proved to be no foundation for the ru-
nor, the lady not even having Mysteries, as was
afterwards reported. It..seems that one of her
lady companions for some unknown reason,
asked if she had not taken poison, to which she,
in spirit OF fun, replied in the affirmative,
whereupon the household Immediately became
alarmed and all started of in various directions
for physicians.
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The Contempt Of Court Case.

To-day number Of the friends Of Mr. Ritchie,
deputy sheriff of P. G. Co., Maryland, (who was
on Saturday last, with Mr.. A. E. L. Reese and
Police onieer Howell, ad1udged guilty of con-
arrest OF sylvester Mayhem on bench warrant
from P. G. Co., came up with view to secure
remission of the sentence Of ten days In jail.
There were present Messrs. John B. Brooke, c.
Prince Georges county; 7. j. Fraser, and
]. J. Jarboe who, with Messrs Joseph
Il. Bradley, r. K. Elliot and W. Wheeler,
interviewed Judge Macarthur -on the
whatever. Judge Hagner subsequently went
over to use his influence, but was unsuccessful
in the matter. Mr.. Richie will, therefore, re-
sentence-he having given bonds to return at
that time.
Major Brock had an interview with Judge
macarthur to secure change In the Judgment
OF the court in the case of Police Officer Howell
out, he too, was unsuccessful
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Not the Fault Of Washington.
lNeV York Graphic,l

There are persons who will cry out against
Washington and declare that 1t is sink OF In
iquity. But 1t should be remembered that many
OF the scandals which come there for publication
are scandals which originated elsewhere. No city
situated as the National Capitals can be pure
in morals. 1t Is the center toward which tends
much that is unwholeSome In the life OF the
states and cities Of all the rest of the country.
Men and women go there determined TO gain
their point, cost what It may.
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A BRUTAL OUTRAaE.-A special to the Baltl-
more American from Norfolk, March %, says
Last night most brutal assault was made on
Of the city, By a young man an NAMED Tad Eunter ESST
Wing. The young lady, who Is but sixteen
years Of age, Is an orphan, living with friends
Wing has been visiting her for the past three
years, and 1t was generally understood that the
couple were engaged to be married. Yesterday
evening he visited her In. as she supposed. an
intoxicated condition. Some words passed be-
face. She ran into the yard and was attempting
to gain the street, when he overlook hef and
struck her on the head with brick ana KNOCKED
her down. he then, struck her several other
snd broke one of the bones OF her right hand.
Her screams brought assistance. Wing, while
making an escape at late hour at night, was
captured. A private examination OF the affair
today resulted in Wing being sent up for trial
by the corporation court In default Of bail he
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FIRE IN PHILADELPHIA
Union Passenger DenOt Burned,

senger railway depot. Thompson and Ash
streets, is burning. Two alarms of fire have
been sounded. The depot with its stables were
burned entirely, and several adjacent dwellings
damaged. The horses were all saved
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-23

eYAt the annual commencement OF Mary
land College Pharmacy, last night, degrees were
conferred On 10 groduates
~ Mr.. John ". Grim, OF DeS 1otne9, Iowa,
isseek1ng divorce from his wife, Ida Grim, and
in hts petition asks to be 'restored to the rights
OF an unInai rieu n.an."
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TIE CALIFORNIA ANI-CHNRsE CASE UNcoN-
Francisco decided yesterday, In the Parrott
ha6eas corpus case, that the California state
foroidding The employment OF Chinese by corpo-
ably go to the supreme court, Gen. B. f. Butler
having announced his willingness to manage
the case. -. - ! q -NoN
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Death Of an Old Printer.

AUBURN, n. Y, March 23.-ThOS N. Skinner
one Of the Oldest printers in the state, SO years
of age died this morning. He came to Auburn
in 1916 and established the Gazette afterwards
changed to the Cayuga Republican, and In 1888.
its present style-the AUBURN Advertiser.
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District Government Affairs.

There were no payments made yesterday on
account of special assessment taxes. The
amount of drawback certificates rendered for
taxes was 81, ,O74.78. but they had to be refused.
BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector Entwisie:-Mrs. Kittler,
construct two-story brick dwelling, P, be-
tween 18th and 14th SITS. NV; s., 800. Mrs.
Caroline Lawrence, repair brick mouse No. 25Os
X ST. NV; $500. Finley & Koch, construct q
three-story house, Pa. ave, between 18th and
18th SITS, n.w.; 81 500. H. M. Hutchinson, con-
struct five three-stOry dwellings, Mass. ave-,
between 10th and 18th SITS. NV; $22, 900.
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A Judicial Order Exp,a,ncs,

NEW ORLEANS, March 2S.-In referring 10 the
order In the matter OF Morgan and Raynor. re-
ceivers, vs.. the New orleans, Mobile and Texas
railroad company, no authority has been given
as previously reported TO the American Union
Mobile road. The order actually granted by
Judge Billings merely gave permission to the
American Union company TO Institute suits or
other legal proceedings necessary for eNpropria-
ton OF lands or right OF way. This order was
required because the receivers were officers OF
the circuit court, and nothing was granted ex-
Gept the permission to proceed against them as
the American Union telegraph company would
have right TO proceed against ordinary persons.
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A FAgaKR's RAGK-yohn;w. Fulmore Of the
Fire s1slandSs cnlchestef fco., N g., while en-
gagged IN quarrel with his SON Daniel struck
the latter on the head with an iron bar Ortsak-
ing his skull from the effects OF which injury he
cannot recover.
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Don't Want Tilden in Mississippi.
MI. E. A. j. McHenry, of Mississippi was at

Mr. E. A. j. McHenry, of Mississippi. was at
the Capitol to-day. He Is just from that state,
and he says the democrats there are bitterly op-
posed to Ttlden; that many Of the rnaot Inrom,-
pent and active members Of the party Openly
declare they will not vote for Tilden il he is
nominated. The Mississippi legislature was
polled upon the presidential question, says MIR.
McHenry, the other day, and out of between $50
and 200 democratic members only five voted for
Ttlden. Seymour led, with Bayard second and
Hancock third. Mr.. McHenry says Seymour is
the choice OF the Mississippi democrats but
they will not accept Tilden at all.
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THE GRAND SHEREBF OF MECCA STABBED-A
man dressed as dervish stabbed the Grand
Shereef OF Mecca on the 14th ultimo, as he was
entering Dtedda, the seaport Of Mecca. The
Shereef died on I'd inst. from his wounds. The
agitation among the MuSsulmans is intense.
Sir Austen Layard has received telegram
stating that the assassin Is q Persian fanatic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-23

FIyK-oF THE VIRGINIA JUDGES indicted for not
putting negToes ON juries haye asked the q, s.
court az Lynchburg, Va, to continue their cases
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-23

THE MINISTER TO CHINA.-Sevallon A. Brown
chief clerk OF the State department, is promi-
nently mentioned as the successor OF Minister
Seward at China. The members OF Congress
from the Pacific coast are, however, OF the
decided opinion that the new minister to the
land Of the celestials should be taken from their
section.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-23

At THE WHITE HOUsE.-Judge Harlan, sena-
tors Saunders and Ferry, and Representatives
Blake, Fisher, Upson, Harmer, and Clardy were
among the Presidents callers to-day.
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kilograms to The Star.
GEN. GRANT ARRIVES.
THE PENNSYLVANIA GREENBACKERS.
Their Convention To-day.
EUROPEAN POLITICS.
FIRE IN PHILADELPHIA,
GEN. GRANT ARRIVES.
THE PENNSYLVANIA GREENBACKERS.
Their Convention To-day.
EUROPEAN POLITICS.
FIRE IN PHILADELPHIA,
GENERAL GRANT.
Steamer City of Mexico Expected At
(.alvaSaAnn TA,ARV.

GALVESTON, March 28.-The steamship City
OF Mexico with General Grant and party on
board is expected to reach here to-day. There
has been no severe storm: nothing more than q
little dsagreeable weather, and there is no rea-
son to suppose that the steamer has met with
any disaster.
The Steamer in Sight.
GALVESTON, March 23-Steamer City of Mext-
co just been sighted
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The CINCINNATI CIGARMAKRRS, having ac-
cepted the concessions of their employers re-
turned to work yesterday. 1t is estimated that
the loss to the manufacturers, men ana inter-
nal revenue during the five weeks lockout ag-
gregate over $500, 600.
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BERTHA BERGER, who was convicted in New
York and sentenced to 12 years. ia the peniten-
ttary for causing the death by malpractice of
Cora Sammis, daughter OF Long Island farmer,
dictment, and was sentenced to five years In the
penitentiary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-23

HParnen says constant manufacture of
America about him.
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THE EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

"o'EhNAENi -CECEIPTs sTO-DAY.-Internal rev.
enue, s226 l2s.6i customs s6s3, ,6so.64.
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THE TALLAPoosA arrived at the League Island
navy yard to-day
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Wife Murder and suicide.

PHIIADElPHIA, March 23.-Patrtck Hayes shot
and killed his wife at O'Clock this morning. at
their residence on Collins street. in the 3lst
ward. He then shot himself twice in the head
Phys fcfans say he cannot recover.
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THE CABINET MEETING this afternoon was
very short, and dev oted to routine business.
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LECTURES.

DROF. WILLIS, of Chicago, will give two
III Lectures and Lessons ON Physlognomy, show
ing how to read character by the eyes. nose mouth
hair, voice. langh, walk ETC., in Spencers Busl-
ness College Hall. First
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, March Oath, at 2 80
Second, THURSDAY EVENING, March 25th, at
8 o'clock. Admission. 25 cents. These Lectures
very interesting and instructive. being illus
trated with over so pictures. mar23-3ts
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SAN FRANCISCO,S POLICE.
Force Increased Over the Mayors

SAN FRANCISCO, March 22.-The board OF su-
ing the police force over the mayors veto.
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F@S5 HOWARD UNIVERSITY, MEDICAL DE-
W. PARTMENT.-The Glass for Laborator
instruction in Practical Chemistry will meet on
THURSDAY EVENING, April lst, at ~ O'Clock,
in the laboratory. Persons who desire to join
may address Prof. WM. H. SEAMAN, l424 llth st.
NV. mar19-6ts
rFsS NATURAL MINERAL WATERS.
Peck Buffalo. IiIlIia, Rockbridge Alum, Geyser.
Hathorn, Gettysburg, Friedricksha Hunyadi
,Janos, Apollinaris, Pullna, White Sulphur
At MtI BURNS PHARMACY,
feb19 1929 PENNsYLvANIA AVENUE.
FIsa SPECIAL NOTIOE.-A fresh supply of
W. PURE NORWEGIAN COD LIVER OIL at
DREW'S Drug Store. corner 9th st. and Pennsyl-
vania ave-. at so cents per full pint bottle. octt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-23

THE N. Y. SUNDAY WORLD in making up its
Washington society column from TIE STAR
should alter the dates to suit. Some curious
blunders occur from clipping the items from
The STAR without alteration.
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ESCAPED NUN.
II EDITH OGORMAN.
A PRIVATE LECTURE TO LADIES ONLY.
No Gentlemen Admitted on This Occasion.
The secrets and Mysteries of the Confessional. A
Thousand Ladies attended in Baltimore.
AT ODD FELLOWS HALL,
TOMORROW wednesday, AFTERNOON, at 2 30
Pm. Tickets, so cents, including reserved seats.
Cali at Whitaker's bookstore 94l Penna. ave., near
10th St.
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testimony TO-DAY.

The investigation of the charges made by
Treasurer Gilfillan against the Commissioners
Of the District of Columbia, was resumed by
the House committee on the District this morn
ing.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
"s TIE DISTRICT GoLTMBIAs IIaas III a2ELb5. MEb.
IL al asttnd at "GlSih G%lSiahRRiNGToS
1Ah sPafi6s MP Be ssis seid On on q To- % NOR
row Weneda EVENING oath ra'atlys instant IN sat at
a'ns the Slsi F. H, SWEET. Grand ssscEtt:ry
FsZ HOLY CROSS CHURCH tEPIsCoPAL,. Y
tg Mass ave: ard 18Th n stEMa19y E,an9y, Week zee sc. 81
C.iebraton hiei atom Of Holy Communion. daily. except
a9oa T5dsfy DE- hsnE HopTs
2 to SaSt On
mediate State Seats free mar23-3t
t TfoNAL. CAPiTAL REAL EsTATE as
pna mara2 S'eA 2t p I' N' e. cow1E. Secretary
Fps MEMBERS OF THE A. NJ. E. CHURCH
1NcRExsHb 5TE LAY 7 kkHsESENTAr1oN skFfh Sc
= m se to
be'3sI %Ep%EsbA9. TSssh 54na O'CLOCK NJ m22
cSFiTo NHT Ta Basn9 aSsRsA1aSs A.s6ss.SS' on
No 3. viii be oraanized under the aus oices Of the
sn f dernR sRF soGRF x h
subecription LETS at the f lowing places:
VIM. WITTHAFT, No. lis Sd st. Sc.
l.. NEURATH, cor. O and 4th SITS. me-
Il. BUTTNEIt, cor. 9th and SITS. ne.
II. SEEBODE, No. 1913 18th st. NV.
j. j. APPICH, No 312 Pa. ave. n
A. FELDVOSS No. 621 Pa. ave-
G.. ". PRATT, No. 2l1 1lth st. ne.
" aIS %tISs s. Ss:sls sSI East East Gaps Gagte St
d. BADE, No. SOC g St NV.
C. KsTELaIAN, No. us 7th st. NV.
P.VIERBUCHEN, cor. 9Th and SITS. n.
T. W. WEBER, Treasury Department
mar22-6t