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National Republican., 1881-07-28
LIVELY LIGHTNING.
Startling scenes In n storm on Top OF
Mount Washington.

In the thunder-storms that pass over
Mount Washington lightning plays some curious
freaks sometimes Recently the most damage ever
known was done. The men in the office Of Among
he Clouds were startled by an explosion like the
discharge of a small cannon bolt of fire darting
through the room, followed by sulphurous odor
The bolt had probably been attracted to of the
chains which secure the building, and, glancing,
entered window,
CRACKING EVERY PANE But ONE.
The case oftype standing by the window was
next visited. and the contents OF every box in the
nearest half distributed through the case and over
the floor, mixing ii thoroughly into "pi," though
the farther half was untouched. a compositor
had left the case scarcely two minutes before the
shock came. From there the lightning jumped
across I, tn front Of the Office, upset washbowl
full of water, and departed, leaving no further
signs ofits presence The telegraph operator at
the Summit House noticing the distant flashes of
lightning, stepped 10 the switch board TO discon-
meet his instruments A ball OF fire entered on the
wire and exploded on the switch. board, almost In
his face.
HE ESCAPED uNINJURED.
One the wires was melted or near the outside
door, and the fire along the wires on the cell
ing of the Office, and was plainly dripping in
molten drops TO the floor In the rear of the hotel
from the chamber windows, n bolt apparently
several inches in diameter was seen to descend the
and, entering the kitchen below, caused general
panic among the inmates One young lady went
into violent Mysteries, was carried into another
building, and, after few moments of unconscious.
ness, was revived though receiving violent
shock. In its mad capering in the kitchen the
bolt seemed to divide, the number of sparks being
innumerable.
AFTER THOROUGHLY FRIGHTENING ALL.
II again ascended the chimney and departed.
very severe shock was given TO the chief cook,
whose hands were paralyzed for some time. The
signal officers were startled by the entrance into
their Office of q bolt of lightning which scorched
the telephone and burned hole the size Of large
shot through Observer Linsley's felt hat But the
most serious damage done at Summit was in the
geodetic survey station, on the top OF the tower.
On the previous evening the instrument owned by
the Government and used in the survey had been
carefully covered, as usual, with rubber coat
When the observatory was entered. afterthe storm
the coat was found melted into two balls and lying
on tho wooden tripod. Two OF the three spirit
levels were broken, and the graduated circle for
reading the angles was so backened as to be use
less Within ten minutes after the first shock two
more freballs exploded on the rocks near the
hotel, but caused no injury, With these parting
shots the lightning subsidized
National Republican., 1881-07-28
HOoP-SKIRTS.

"A facetious correspondent asks if the
,etun Of the skeleton skirt will revive that old
tong called Hoop de doc den-doo."
"A former chief clerk of the Ohio
house OF representatives Columbus correspondent
Of the Cincinnati Enquirer and executive score.
rotary, Ia now the proprietor OF Columbus barber
shop.
"A big black bear tried TO huga young
lady out in Idaho, and the insulted damsel gouged
out one of his eyes with parasol. She knew the
hug OF u bear 10 bruinous TO health. When man
wants to hug an Idaho girlw any safety he uses
a pair OF ce.tongs
The man who lives in a boarding
house is just now experiencing his greatest misery
Never were the lles so thick so annoyingas now.
The lnndlady remarks placidly as she sees the
angry bOarder rspitefully brush n fly off his nose
Lots of flies a-bothering you is the sign of good
luck" y" II looks to me-, replies the Il. b. las lift
sgnihed that currant cake will be fashionable"
"A large Chacma baboon in the Phila-
dclphia Zoo" has been taught to dine in a civil.
lied fashion At first he opposed dining at a table
very vigorously, but he grasped the idea that
IL he did as bis keeper wanted him TO he would be
rewarded with lump OF sugar and after that he
became a very apt scholar lie has recently been
fitted out with II blue canvas coat, trimmed with
red aud white bands. and buttons as large trade
dollars. lie now takes his meals In public q spc-
cial table having been built for him. At n sign
from the keeper he sits himselfupon the STOOL and
demurely waits to be helped.--SOciefD NOcs.
National Republican., 1881-07-28
Rom. nna ,l,e Vatican.

The miserable incident which induces
the Pope to consider himself free-wil prisoner
in the luxurious Vatican Is due altogether to
Roman Catholics. The Popes department failed
TO give full information TO the Italian government
on the size OF the procession which accompanied
the remains Of Plus TX. Indeed, It gave false
information. The POpe's instructions us to the
procession were disobeyedby his own household,
the ultras wishing 10 prevent the Popes leaving
the Vatican. They wished " provoke the mob
born and bred under the shadow OF the Vatican,
and they succeeded. They succeeded also in
keeping the Pope u free-wil prisoner The real
conflict, then, lies between the Pope, who IL a
moderate, and the ultras Of his own household,
who are immoderate. What keeps the Pope In the
Vatican is not the mob, nor anything oil earth save
the will Of the Vatican extremists ana the too
ready obedience OF the Pope himself. The rest of
the world can view the situation with compara-
tive inditieTence.-BOStOn Advertiser.
National Republican., 1881-07-28
REAL ESTATE.
The OnIcIni TrnnnfeVs of Yesterday sA Be-
corded.

Mr.. ]. F. Olmstead presents the follow
ing transactions in real in the District yester-
day, as reported to him by the Recorder Of Deeds.
CITY PROPERTY.
On Sixteenth street west, between T. and @ streets
north sublot II 3 feet inches by 100 feeO square
19i Charles H. Armes, trustee, 10 Martha L. Gil
mer S5,l75
on Vermont avenue, between o and r streets
north sublot 20 (2l.59 feet bydepthl, square 277
Christian Heurieh to Philip Pollard, sl,l50.
On Thirteenth street west, between Il and II
streets north sublots 81, S2 and 80 iS feet inches
by 105 feet l0N inches), square 25i; william
Fletcher to Kate Laughlin, $4,000.
On Thirteenth street west, between and X
streets north part of sublots 10 and IS 29 feet
inches by 81 feet nches) square 2S5; Arlington
Fire Insurance Company to Alexander Porter
Morse, S65 500.
on p street north, corner OF Eighteenth street
west part of square l56 25 feet by % feet incheS)
b. ii. Warner TO John Is. Taylor, S2,26Sl3.
On street north, between Four. and a. half and
Sixth streets west; west half of lot 10 (2i feet @
inches by depth), square i9l I; John C. Harkness,
trustee, TO Mary Augusta GadsOy, nominal
On Ridge street. running from Fourth TO Fifth
streets west, and parallel and between NJ and n
streets north; part of let - Qi by 10S feet SlI
inches), square Al3; Robert Levitt TO Thomas j,
Diggs, SS2j.
on Third street west, between NJ and streets
south subOt 80 (2J by lO7 feet 10 inches), square
545; Virginia A. Benter TO John and Joseph Patch,
nominal.
National Republican., 1881-07-28
PArcHEs on REp SNOW.
A Curious summer slight ga che HoI,
C'ross Region. Colorado.


Cross Region, Colorado.
Prospectors returning from the Holy
Cross country, and especially from the head Of
Cross Creek, report that the ground is covered
with red snow In the almost inaccessible defles
Of Mount Shasta, In California, is tho only other
place In the United States where this is seen. In
Polar regions II is q familiar sight and no exten.
sive traveller there returns without description Of
H. The broad fields Of everlasting snow that flank
the northern coast of Greenland are faxed with
the strange blood red, and further toward the
pole miles oft stretch as far as the naked eye can
reach.
THE PHENOMENA rs DUE
TO the presence Of minute red animalculn In the
snow A microscope detects its presence but how
IL gets there is diicult question: and one that has
never been quite satisfactorily answered. The rcd
in this region isfrst at the head Of Gross
Creek, where Il may be observed in patches ofin.
tense carmine, varying in area from rs large as
mans hat to twenty feet in diameter. Taken In
the hand and closely examined, nothing can be
detected that gives Il color and II mets into clear
water, leaving no stain. Further on, in some OF
the steep gulches with which the country abounds
the bottoms are entirely covered with the strange
substance In some places
TUE COLOR IS VIVID
In the extrome while in others Il fades io faint
pink, producing an effect not readily described II
words Old prospectors. who penetrated the region
two years ago say that there was no snow OF this
description there, and its fall can scarcely have
antedated this year still higher. and at the very
foot Of the mountain the red snow disappears. and
nothing save the pure white cOverlet greeta th,
eye. How the same tiny insects that sent the 30
real can find their way to the inaccessible Hol!
Cross is a thing beyond human ken, and will be
problem for the scientists of the future to pAlde
over LAdtiviHe Chronic e.
National Republican., 1881-07-28
aANKERs' EIcHANaE.
rhraadayhiils"

Ihreeuay Dlllb AboE SNlyu Dllls io3i
NEW YORK, July "a, $40 q. m.-The Washington
bulletins received last night were eagerly discussed
by The wall street people nt the Branch and many
vive. The bulls in the stock market believed,
however, that n fatal result would not now cause
any serious depression in the street Conner said,
with the market SO largely oYersold and money so
cheap, that IL was certainly unwlse to sell short
II was claimed by brokers that fully $4,000 shares
of shorts were, covered up yesterday and the
smaller bear traders in the room bought In their
stocks. Some say that Keene sold 5000 shares Of
Jersey ana Western Union yesterday and he had
not reduced his general short interest, which was
estimated at 100000 shares. COnuor thought this
estimate Was too low, and others believed he was
short at least 800 900 shares.
Connor said that Keene began 10 sell Western
Union from Saratoga last Saturday by putting cut
200 shares through Trask & Francis. II was said
he had since been hlling the Willard blind pool
full Of seller sixties In Northern Pacific preferred,
and he had also been selling Missouri Pacific. His
brokers were thought 10 be buying in his Canada
southern, which in measure was believed 70
cause the comparative trmnesS OF the latter in the
market
The head OF one of the largest houses in Nassau
street said last night that while most Of the stocks
sold yesterday were for long account, Gould and
Wocrishoher had been obliged TO sell 10 some eX-
tent, and the general aspect OF affairs was rather
unlaNorable. They had advised their customers
10 begin 10 buy the market especially such stocks
as are down from l5 70 25 per cent.
Gage continued to talk bullish last night and the
bulls intlnaen that the latter and Gould were lay
ing trap for Keene.
The Attorney General has decided not to inter.
lcIc III Nhp NNhNiaA hlNlueHu iuc
Company's financial agent here says the Central
Pacific Company has cash surplus on hand OF
s5,00O000 which is more than the New York Gem
tral has.
Asst Paul dispatch says that the old Minnesota
Railroad bonds will probably be declared legal by
the legislative committee now In session there.
The hay aud barley harvest In Manitoba has been
finished, and both crops are abundant.
Sammy Tilden says he looks for another strong
and higher market early IN August
1l.2l A. M.--There is no truth apparently In the
street and stock Exchange rumors OF trouble In o
bull house. Leading firms say that they have heard
National Republican., 1881-07-28
New York aenernI Market.

New York, July 27.-Cotton quiet and
firm; sales to-day, 1888 bales; uplands, l19lc Or
leans, 12c consolidated net receipts 2722 bales
exports-Great Britain 3,G6l bales. Flour--South-
ern steady; barely active; common to fair extra,
IS 256D5 20; good TO choice do. s. S0p7 62% Wheat
lS@l1Sc higher, closing firm, with fair inquiry (;
nngraded spring. sie@sl p; No Chicago, 81 22lgc
No red, July, ~ 23l411 25; August, 81 2ilz@l 26
September, 81 26@1 PIX. Corn Il shade easier
and fairly active, closing firmer; ungraded. 4jp
5sc low mixed, 57lsc; No 9, July, 81 7lS95794c; Au
better ON spot No. 8, 43lad43l4c. Hops steady,
with moderate demand; yearlings, l2t018c. Coffee
steady and very quiet; Rio 0A@l2l4c. Sugar
refined weak standard A, 9lsc, Molasses dull
80 test refning, sag Rice steady and quiet, RosiIl
at 4i91c. Wool very quiet; domestic fleece, 3i@
45c; Texas. 1i@30c. Pork more active opening
firm, closing heavy and lower; new-slS 9J; mid
dies quiet and very firm; long clear. 0tkc short
clear 1oc. Lard heavy and lower at sl2 l5 Freghts
hrIner
National Republican., 1881-07-28
The Nounds OF the war.

IL now appears, from authentic in
stances cited in the local papers all over America,
that nine -tenths Of tho soldiers wounded in the
late war were shot right straight through the
liver; that about thirty per cent Of this number
were shot clean through The liver and back again
that forty eight per cent. Of the whole number
were shot exactly us the President vas, only with
larger bullets; that they all goI well and are alive
now 1t seems that twas not considered respecta-
Bile for any man In the army TO get shot anywhere
except in the iyer-Or neck T he officers gener.
ally preferred the neck --La,ckeBt.
National Republican., 1881-07-28
PRODUCE MARKETS.
RaitImore GENERAL mnrlsc,

BALTIMORE, July 27.-Cotton stsn5
middllng, 1lsSc. Flour steady; Howard Ng
and Western super, 50 5Od4 25 do. extra, 81 3
% do. family 50 5000 5O City Mills super, 80 10
"a 30; do. extra, 81 I6Cd5 %; do. family, 50 7j@
zoo; do. Rio brands SO 5O6iG 62 Patapsco family,
81 %. wheat-southern easier; Western lower
aud Inactive, closing steady; Southern red 81 1sa
%; do. amber, 81 23G1 26; No. Maryland, 81 -
No. Western winter red, spot and July, 81 23In
! 23lS; August 81 23l491 23]s; September. 81 2jIt
al 25lEi October, 81 2i1I@1 279E. Corn-Southern
quiet and steady; Western easier closing firm
Southern white, 6O@6lc; DO yellow, nominally SIC;
Western mixed. spot and July, 56}6CdJ6ISc August
56lS@56]sc;. September, 57@57l4c; steamer, 52lSc
Oats firm; Western white. ii6Dljc; do mixed, 40
fSc; Pennsylvania, i3@4ic Rye quiet at S3@S5c
Hay dull; prime to choice Pennsylvania and
Maryland, Sl3 00@l5 90. Provisions frm mess
pork, SIS JO@1s T5; bulk mcats-shoudeTs and
clear rib sides, packed, 79f@10lSc; bacon-shoul-
ders, syGcs clear rib sides, 1O4c hams, 12&al314ei
lard-rehned, 12}4c Butter firm; Western grass IL
6Dl7c, Eggs dun at lie. Petroleum nominal; re-
fined 75sc Coffee firm; Rio cargocs, ordinary to
fair, 9l<@ll9sc. Sugar dull A soft 91Ec. Whisky
quiet at 81 lll9@1 II. Freights to Liverpool pei
steamer steady; cotton Sled; -four Is pd per bar
rel grain, 555lld. Rcceipts-hour, $50 barrels
wheat, ,i3i bushels; corn, $1,000 bushels; oats
800 bushels. Shipments-wheat, 90,93s bushels
corn, 1872, ,S94 bushels. Sales-wheat, 769,2i7 BUSH
OILS; corn, 26,26O bushels.
National Republican., 1881-07-28
How Father seson.ly Came to HI. Death.

Father Joseph T. Segonsky, chaplain OF
81. Joseph's German Catholic orphan Asylum,
Eighty ninth street and Aveuuo A, died In the
asylum from septicamia on Monday. He was an
Austrian Carmeliie monk aud forty yean ny o
came TO this country as II missionary. lie founded
a church In Covngton, KY, ana twenty three
years ago came 10 New York. he was one Of the
founders Of the asylum at which he died Just
before last Christmas DIR, Petsold treated him for
an Inflammation caused by The chatting together OF
two of his toes. The Inflammation grew worse,
and last spring d. Weaver Of Turiy fourth street,
amputaled one of the toes. Gangreus set In, aud
soon aflerward II was necessary TO ampulate the
leg above the knee. The gangrene was renewed,
and on Monday the father died. Father segonSky
was seventy years old.--Rel5 York Sun.
National Republican., 1881-07-28
CIym seryIce On, Me.l.

AT civil-seryice examination OF can
didates for sheriff last week In Colorado City the
venerable judge who presided asked an applicant
from Jim Creek Canyon what were the most inn
portant duties Of his office. "shooi your man first
and arrest him afterward" Tho Jim Creek can
didate received the nomination and all hands
Crank whisky straight while standing
National Republican., 1881-07-28
southern asyie.

The Charleston Is. c. Necs of Thursday
says "a conductor on the Georgia Railroad very
properly elected passenger from one or his cars
the other day for taking off his coat IN the pres
ence OF the ladies and refusing to put II on. The
gentleman hailed from Pennsylvania" There are
q few things that the South is particular about.
National Republican., 1881-07-28
DISTRICT CoURTS,

EoUITY CoURT Justice HAGNER. - Taylor VS..
Lay; decree authorizing guardian TO negotiate a
loan of 81 800 for one year. Young Mems Christian
Association VS.. Joint Stock Company; decree. Bar
ring case to auditor. Anderson VS.. Anderson; ap-
pearance of absent defendant ordered. Jones VS..
Warden plaintiff allowed to withdraw paper. Ad-
journed TIL this morning at ten o'clock.
National Republican., 1881-07-28

Of no endorsements and on weak markets such
stories are likely TO be ioated.
The cotton market jumped up 1O@13 points this
morning.
The anthracite ccal companies arc not going to
stop mining the last three days this month, as pro-
posed and so greas Is the demand for coal that no
further curtailment OF the production Is probable
this year
The New Jersey Central officials claim this COM
pany Is earning 10 per cent. net this year. Keene
Is now said to have covered his shorts In Jersey
Central yesterday and went long"
BY Associated Press.
New York, July 27.-Money easy at %
as per cent, on call and closed at per cent. Ex-
change weak at 4s2I 2I40lS2N for long and 1870
4si7S for shortsght. Governments strong only a
/ moderate volume Of business. State bonds dull.
Railroad bonds generally firm.
The stock market opened irregular, Louisville
and a.. Nashyille being Per cent lower lndianapo.
| lis, Bloomington and Western "a San Francisco
preferred 2, and Rock Island ~ while the rest Of
the list was generally A@lA per cent. higher. In
cent, but at the first board the speculation became
weak, and a decline Of L@M per cent was re.
corded, which was most marked in Denver and
| Nashville, and New Jersey Central Toward noon
| the market assumed firmer tone, and under the
covering Of short contracts prices advanced stead
lily during the rest Of the day, the closing quota
tions showing an advance from the lowest point Of
the morning of 23@4ls per cent, the latter Texas
Pncinc, Missouri Pacific. Louisville and Nashville,
| Mobile and Ohio Denver and Rio Grande, New
| Jersey Central, Cincinnati, Sandusky and Cleye-
land. and Nashville aud Chattanooga being also
| prominent In the improvement.
| The sales aggregated i167i0 shares, including
| Central Pnciflc, G,SO0; Delaware, Lnckawannn and
| Western, 10000 Denver aud Rio Grandc, 23,5O0;
Erie, H,1Oe.ilanniba and st. 10, 5000 ;skansas ana
Texas, 1890. Lake Shore 8lA0O; Louisville aud
Nashville, $500; Michigan Central, 10000 Memphis
and Charleston, 1900; Missouri Pacific 1900;
| Northwestern, 1850; New Jersey Central, 5000;
New York Central, S,400; Northern Pacific, ~ 800;
| Ohio and Mississippi, 5000; Ontario and Western,
500; Pnctc Mail, 5000; Reading, CLIO; 81. Paul,
| 1900; -. Paul and Omaha, 1900; Texas Pacific,
100: Western Union, 1880; Nashville and ChGtta-
nOoga, 5000.
National Republican., 1881-07-28

The epicure ripped out damn
As he swallowed M uHsavory clamn;
Then he cailod for Rhine vein,
To stiffen his speln,
And great big sandwich ofhamn.
He then proceeded TO sing psalm
On the merlts Of the soft-sholl pclalss,
Called for cigar
Jumped onSstreet-car,
And departed as meek as a plain.
-Caurley C56in.
National Republican., 1881-07-28
nai.lmere nlocls Hoard.


BALTIMORE, July 27.-Virginia SKIES
consolidated, S2lIj do. second series, 3s do. past
due coupons, 0l4 new ten forties, 55 bid to- day.
National Republican., 1881-07-28
HEALTH IS MEALTH.

DIR. T.. L, wEsT's NERyEAsD BRAIN TREATMENT,
specific for HysterlA, Dizziness, COnYuslOns, Ner-
vOus Headache Mental Depression, Loss OF Memory,
spermatorThga, Impotency, Involuntary EmlssiOus,
Premature Old Age, caused by OyeT'ekeTtlOn, self
abuse, overlndulgenCe, which leads 10 misery, de-
cay, and death One box will cure recent cases, Each
box contains one months treatment One dollar u
box, or SIX boxes for hYe dollars, Sent by mail pre-.
paid receipt Of price. We guarantee six bOxes to
cure any case With each Ordar received by for sik
boxes, accompanied with Ave dollars, we Will send
the purchaser our written guarantee ~ return the
money N the treatment does not effect cure. Guar.
Rnlees ssued by sIoTr a CROMWELL, $50 Penn.
sylvAnia avenue, Washington, D. O., Wholesale and
tention. aGlSrThS.ly
National Republican., 1881-07-28


AN. ,.,,,,.,,, =, drtyE. wAsYIxaroN.
'--' FAST EXhf,iJss 'NN'' AMI 81 '''O'~
Sc,- nB]yp,p,r;G 2 sIlifoi Gl,y. end way Stations
Gto- -llnlnmorc, Annapolis. and Way. CPledmont,
siIoSSbgrg' STR Winchester. Hagersiowu, aud Way.
& GfFSrTS Way seSg1 ,Np nos
TON ENpHE,SS parior Cars 10 New York.
Sb-SIAuNInN AND VALLEY ENPnESS icon.
n,,S tor iiascrstown and at Point OF Rocks for
ieoo-np sunday only for Baltimore, Annapolis, and
HkLrIMoRE EXPRESS (stopsat fayetteville,
College, Bcnsyille. laurel Annapolis Junction,
t'o'oIEiTtSRqi[nGIy, GrRiissssSSsoa ciNcINNArL
i2io1;Ilal!n,ore, Elcott City, Annapolis and way
il1ss- On @ surrey saTy g, Baltimore and Way
iSOO- BALTiMollE, PHILADELPHIA ANDNEw
iislniere and way Stations twInshss,er, Fred.
+Sc-RA ALTisioitE, nYAT1sYILCE, hND LAU.
REL 6l kSPRtss @ tFrederick. via Relay, stops al
o. RoSEs ErGGsTes meEGrston rUI"; YIN;
q oois sn IVY %ny sGs stations eay 70 F0'H'
RREnTgSs 1gs wn& &ssnssSrr s.alGn and
Way, via Relay. stops Mt Hyattsvllle and
Cos Point of Rocks and Way Stations.
teS-Ilai!Mmor%e M can and Way stations;
7so a I.rIMohEi HIATTsVILLE, AND LAU-
-fIiifrsBBgiiiid5, 20 %clNcINNATr AND sr.
E6i Al SIaIS, NE% YoRT NM AMp JU1 Eos
IfiMSGE, iil Tiy TmiYySTfSvlEIE. ~ = HEb LAu
ponssrs sE GSss y sSy sSSn sSSi % Sqtss
| ,, aud Annapolis Junction; ,
tpaiIy. isundays only. Other trains daily, except
Nmtralps nom Washington stop Mt Relay station,
OHIO tet Sity' otce# Whhson s"tion s and Gis anu
M be sa for IS o
and received at any point In the city.
National Republican., 1881-07-28
DIED..

RYAN.-on July 81, at $50 n m, JoHN PATRICK,
aged 10 years and 4monhs, son Of Matthew and Mary
IL Ryan.
Funeral viii take place from his parents residence
Relatives and friends invited.
National Republican., 1881-07-28

Whole tickets, q half tickets 81 27 tickets, SO
IS tickets 800.
Remit money or bank dram by letter. or send by eN-
press. DON'T SEND BY REGISTERED LETTER
or PoST-oFFICE ORDER. Orders of t5 and upward
by express be sent Al expense. AddreSsgll
ders TO X. NJ. BOARDMAN, Courier. ournal building
Louisville, Ky, or 4. j. COMMkRFOllD, 500 Broad
way, New York or j. w. CLARK, 800 @ street north
west, and 1t22 Pennsylvania avenue; or 10 r. b.
MAYNADIER, Cos Fourteenth street northwest.
1vrhS
National Republican., 1881-07-28
~, ,pAILY EXCURSIONS 70 QUANrICo, -,

-
via Excelsior, O:'1 u. m. and A,31 y. On SUM
DAYS at y. M only,
Round trip tickets so cents.
tickets fur sale aud Information furnished NJ IL. w.
Reeds Sous, 1910 street northwest Cooks Tours,
1881 pennsylvania avenue; Roose's Cigar stands, al
Principal Hotels; II. n. POknhorn, next to City
Post-ohcc, aud ut CompAny,s ONCE, seyenth street
wharf GEURGE NA1Tl Molly,
General Superintendent