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GENERAL NOTES.

The small boy of Chicopee, Mass, is eVl-
IDENTIFY less astuie than his contemporary OF this city
Many a New Yorker has come Oh second best In an az
empt To begule tho urchins OF the metropolis, Dut
Chicopee vag seems to have had his own way with aooS
IN that enterprisng togn. He sent the LAD 70 's 'ee
graph Office to nail kes dispatched by WIRE lao
onerator refused 10 send until II had beea painted na
when the boy returned with the keg done MP IN coo'
oiocted that Il was then late. and instructed hm "
have it tsephoned from a neighboring grocery IL
sent The boy 70 u hardware store with nose Issa
" Kick mo out" which request was promptly 00'NPN
VITA.
There is rejoicing among the boys OF syria
euse University over the sequt,a OF their feio"sa
dnts charged with haIing Freshman T,pple. The jny
were out le.s than an nour and their prompt decision
,c,uit vas genuine surprise. From the begnBiHso "
Tho trial the evidence was somewhat mixed. and 'De
gsnera opnon was that tue Jury would disagree "aA'
action N any tue Faculty will take. has not oeeh
announced In the mean the students have pfs'
cailv had vacation ever since the trial began. w"
,or,ty OF the Faculty have detained In the eoa
rom many OF the students have also attended ,ne
ana large number left the city 70 svmd haad
Altogether, the scapegraces who shaved ilpp ~arSs
and tied him D. u tree In ncigaoorwg paeso VI
have no reason TO be proud OF their devtry
Chief Engineer A. V. Zane, who has oeen
ordered to accompany the Jeanette searen e.pe
tells hopeful story OF the plan on when I" "n'
Tho first stop will probably be made 90 inc 'o" -
corner OF wrangel Island, where Captain DC A'hs a
to leave record Of bis cruise Ii no me'sAko
there second stop will oe made Tor .'e sA"e -
Mt Herald Island. Mr.. Zaue says; Inc scar. 80
,Ss coast Of these two islands will probably take Wv
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Jnoex to Advertisements.

ANusgNENTs-3d PaSe-6th column
ANNOUNCEMENTS 9Th Pase-5h eoinwn- "a. ,o,vpn
BANKING HOUSES AHp RANKhRs ia FHse-otn e'
BIExRUPr NOTfCEs-7A Puee-6th column
RoARD AKp RooMs-6n Pose-2 column
RrsIN RRs NoTIcys-4m fage-1si column;
CoRropATIos NOTICES TN Paoe- otn coumn'
DrvIDESp NOrICEs-7h PS1e-6th ceiuna'
Dnrss NAKyNo-6M Paoe-2d esiursu
ny SooOs-S I'D Puse-2d and Sd columna
FrxaSc1. I-7M Paqe-Ath, 5th and 9Th Columns
HELL VI ArrRp-sd Pace Sd column
IrsrKuCrton--SM Pa0e-4th column
IRcTUREs AND MEETIS0s-ssd Po1e-oth ceiua"'
IroAL NOrICxs-2d Page-6ih column. .,, .o,,,nr
NA2Rix AND SLATE MASTIEs-2a fSge-oo.n So'"
1ISsIIars AND DEATHs-3Ls Ps9c-6sh co'aMn'
AUIKG-6A Page 4th coiuwn; ,u sa pace-
0rbCxIIAxgeus-eH PG9e-%d coiumh' 0
Sth and 9Th columns. ,.,
Mrs,cxI IxsrRuMENTs-3d fast-oth ccnnM
NE Pnn1Tc aT,oNs-6h Page-lst and "a counas'
,OCeAH sTeAMxRs-3d Pa0e-oth coiumh'
PROposAIs-2M Pase-6tn COLUMN;
REAL EsTArE-9d Paqe-1st ana "a coiuunsSa column
eIruATyONB WATTED-MALes-oo feee-'o 00'
FRMALRs-3d Pdge-2d column
eprrrAI NOTICES -Sh Pa9e-61h couma 49,, -, s.,
srsx.po,Ts AND RAILROADS.&C. Pdse-4'n anu o''
coinmps -. ..,.nu
err,Swrp REpoR7s-6n Pooe-2d column
TEAoHERs--6A saee-4th column
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THE NEWS THIS MOANING.

FoexoN-Mr. Gladstone introduced his LanH
bill In the British House of Commons last evening
- Rerr Most has been committed for trial With
out bail In London. - The position oil the h'ns
of Greece and bis Cabinet is deemed critical -
II ia estimated that the Cuban sugar crop will be
len per cent below that of last year. - The
Court of Appeal has dismissed the appeal Of the
Rev. Alexander Msckonoche against his sentence OF
deprivation for ritualistc practices.
DoMEsTIC.-The debate IN the United States
Senate wa, continued yesterday; Mr. Vance spoke
In relation to the debt of North Carolina the Sen
ate adjourned until Mondav. - The Pennsy-
yania Legislature passed resolution approving tue
course of Republican United States Senators. -
In the New-York Senate the Mccarthy charter was
recommittcd to the Special Committee: the bill
relative TO the extension of Lexington-ave. wa
passed; in the Assembly the Carpenter Streei-Cea-
ing bill was ordered to third reading: bills were
reported TO abolish Imprisonment for debt and for
the removal of the Forty-second Street Reservoir.
- The Indiana House passed JOINT resolution
70 submit a Constitutional amendment giving women
the right to vote at all the state elections. -
The Tent Legislature has adjourned after pro
.viding for the payment Of interest on the State
debt Ex-President Hayes spoke last evening
at the banquet of the Society OF the Army OF the
francesca in Cincinnati. - Ex-VIce- President
Wheeler was gwen a puOnc reccptson UPON hls
{. arrival at Malone. N. Y. yesterday. - Arch
bishop Feehau was invested with the pahum at
Chicago yesterday. - There Is demand foi
railroad laborers III Colorado.
CRY AND SUBURBAV.-An elaborate scheme to
blackmail a rich Hebrew of this city was ended
yesterday with the shooting of the backmailer by
adetective===T The Chamber OF Commerce adopted
report censuring the railroads. - The Guteu-
berg Bible in the Brinley collection sold
for 5000. - TIE jury retired IN
the trial of the steamboat inspectors. -
Whittakers cross-examination was finished. -
The sessions of the New-York ard the New-York
East Methodist Conferences were continued. -
Gold value Of the egal-,ender silver dollar Nl21
grans) 81 .G7 cents stocks generally dull with lit
tie On no changes prices. except for few special
ties, and closing hardly steady.
THE WrATHER.-1RiBUNE local observations IN
dictate clear and fair weather with higher tempera-
lures followed late IN the day by increasing cloud
ness and chances OF rain. Thermometer yesterday
Highest, AS ;iowest. $50; average. 37l4o.
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Senator Conkling ~ ten months behind the times.
Bossism received its knock-down blow at Chicago
last June.
The President is calm. The country is calm. Tho
Bosses should eDdsavor TO be-
Without any desire TO wound the susceptibilities
of the Senators at Washington. IL 10 only
speaking the truth to tell them that only about one
American citizen in Ave thousand Is reading their
able speeches. The public ia attending to its
business and its only thought about the wranas in
the Senate is one of WEAKNESS 1t is impossible to
get ND any political agitation at this time. Tho
people have bad all the politics they want for the
present Even the dying throes OF Bossism excite
little interest outside the newspapers ana the limited
circle of working politicians
1t is a little too soon after the campaign for
Senator Bayard TO put his old air of superiority
TO his party. The memory OF his speeches Is yet
fresh. especially in this city, where he made
laborcd effort to show that the Democracy had
consistent record in favor of honest money and re-
sumption. IL that not defending his party
through thick and thin. what was III
As was TO be expected, The Nation. which sat mp
nights all through the winter worrying lest General
Garfield might surrender TO the Bosses is now
wanQ because Judge Robertson's appointment Is
not pure Civil Service reform Ii IS cruel word,
and no jeremiah ever was happy In II, OF ever Will
be-
speech has been held back SO long II has soured.
All the Conkling journals are convinced that TO
insist upon the confirmation Of man whom Mr.
! Conklng disllkes will split the party. Will these
journals be kind enough to mention an instance in
which Mr. Conk king refrained from forcing upon the
p4riy "a man whom q large portion OF the party did
mot Fkef Did danger Of a split In the party ever
| have any lnfu-nce with hmf He knows how IL Is
! himself now, or will before he gets through.
! II cannot be said any longer that a Bour-
! bon, If he be a Southerner. never forgets
| ANYTHING The speeches Of the Southern
| senators show that they can forget almost
| everything. Ben Hill is unable to remember that
there has ever been an unfair election in the Souib
! and several Of his colleagues have forgotten that
any Southern State ever repudiated ts debts sena-
tor Bayard has forgotten that he ever defended the
bad financial record OF his party, ami Senator La
| mar has forgotten that ANYTHING ever occuiten IN
the noltlcal annals OF Mississippi when was noti
accoid with religion and CIVILIZATION Inc senate
| should hurry up and adjourn or Zen hii VIII iof-
get now many times he has put bis loot ~ lana De-
Vu all over again.
Senator. Mitchell. of Pennsylvania dehnes the
Deputy Democratic variety of Independence a. OPP
p,s,t,on To everything which tho Republican party
ORGANIZATION approves hat ~ teise anu accurate
| President Garfield was nominated with the Bosses
solid against him. He stood for independence then
| and wou He s doing the same thing now. ana VIII
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stockbolder. to the methods prescribed 10
ascertain such liability, and is therefore oouno'
Some of the Democratic Senators are EVIL
IDENTITY under the impression that the puoiio
are not reading the reports OF the ueoapes Nv
Washington. The utter mendacity OF some OF
their assertions is Inexplicable upon any other
bypothesis. II rs hardly credible that Senator
Call. for example, would have ventured 10
challenge "anv Republican Senator to pro-
"duce any evidence to prove that there had been
"either intolerance, ostracism, or violence o'
&" any kind on account of political opinions in
Southern State,n if be had supposed that inc
world outside the Senate Chamber was nhe'y
to paw even the slightest attention 10 MS
challenge The volumes OF Congressional .es-
timony in which the overwhelming PROOF oi
thousands and thousands OF such acts IL re-
corded would. if piled one upon the Other
make a gr,m and formidable pile beside Mr.
Calls desk. lie is certainly presuming very
far upon the presumption that no one VIII
think it of any consequence what he says.
Mr.. Salisbury has just discovered IN tue
poems of person by the name of whittier
apparently therefore, unknown to the Delaware
Senator. proof that the Quakers were peTse-
cuted in Massachusetts in early days. ana
be draws the conclusion that there has always
been a prosecuting spirit in New-Eneiand
This fact. Mr. salisbury plainly thinks, Jusl-
ties the South in saying YOU'RE another
when New England asks Why. in an age OF
newspapers, steam. electricity and universal
enlightenment, the blacks should be brutaiiy
oppressed for the crime OF having poi'ticai
opinions. The argument was groteSque enough
IN itself but when addressed To State which
stands among the first in the Union in the intel
hcence and tol.rauon of its people, by the
repi sentative Of a State whose rank IN civil
cation is best symbolizrd 10y the presence OF
the whipplng-po>t and the wretched ineill-
cheney OF its common schools, 1t becomes
beautiful in its absurdity and rises 20 the
height OF the picturesque. State which re-
Do ted, IN the census Of 1870, 1886 persons
over ten years OF age who could not read. and
23. 100 who could not write, out OF popuia-
ton of 125000. is not IL position to throw
stones at Mnssachu 'etts.
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AoApSHY OF MysIc-2-Philharmon Rehearsal
8IJoU oPgRA HoUsE-" 0iivette." r
6OOTBs THEATRE" vovsSors In Southern seas
OALYss THBAfRR-" Cinsorella az School"
aiyrmY's sinLo's GARDEN" Black Crook Car,
.HAyEaLY's FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE" fnat Msh H'A
Cattaraugus" .,p
aAyTn1Yf 1lTR STREET rHEArsF-. Goens
MAolsON SQUARE TEEArRK e." Hazel kt.e.
PAIx rugATRR-" Fresh. the American.
San Francisco MNsrREts
STANDARD TREATRE-" Blee Taylor;
sUyIOs SOuARE THEATRE" Felicia
WAIG.AcX's THEArRR-" scrap Oh raPcf'
ArRRYcAx ART GALLERY-Exhtbition
! (,HIcKERIxG HALL-1l and S-Lectures.
CHuROR or THE AsCRSsIoS-Lecture s,.w
= .n,sos souAKE GARDtN-1 and s-Barnum's SNOW
MAeoxIc TEnPkE-Mesmerisrn. ...A
NxsToNxL ACADEMY OF DESIeS-Exhib'uon.
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The Gutenberg Bible was sold last night at
the close of the third Brinley sale for $4,000.
the contention being chiefly between q we'll
known member of the Stock Exchange and a
lawyer who is prominent among the younger
men of his profession. The total amount re-
ceived for this sale is about $4,000
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II sounds strangely to be told that there is place
whore the free American has no lawful right TO
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The Democratic must begin to be sorry that
10y the act of some Of them Mr.. Kellogg was
LETT In the Senate. He seems to have long
memory charged with unpleasant facts, and
If there is anything the Southern Democrat
breads 1t Is o long memory.
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was brought In the Supreme Court OF TINS
State to enforce payment Of the Judgment
the defense was made that this stakeholder
YVES not served with any process IN the ocotcn
suit, aud did not appear by attorney Inc
Supreme Court yesterday Overruled the point
deciding that he assented, when he became
stockholder, to the methods prescribed 10
ascertain such liability. and is therefore bound
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Connecticut cider has escaped a wicked and
msnltlDg classification. Some degenerate son
Ut the Stnte introduced bill in the Leeisa-
ture adding cider, the beverage which typiaes
rustic innocence and simplicity. to the list OF
Intoxicating drinks whose sale is regulated by
law, and the bill secured q temporary success.
1t was reconsidered yesterday, however, and
killed, and the good name of the land Of cider
Il safe.
The Assembly yesterday rejected the Street
Cleaning bill pronered by the Committee Of
Twcnty-one and passed by the Senate, and
adopted o motion to substitute for j,
the bin presented by Mr.. Carpenter
which requires the Mayors nomination fol
Brset- Cleaning Superintendent to be con-
armed By the Board of Health. The substi
led bill has yet to DO passed by the Assembly
ana the concurrence Of the Senate must follow
i pf course, before it can 20 to the Governor.
The penalty Of the failure OF the Glasgow
Bank has been brought home with full sever
~ 70 IN owrsr OF property In this State
sdvkeso share Of the Inability, a. Q ssockhoIder,
Mss determined by the tribunal designated iu
- hank charter to be 100000. or twenty
&ames the par value Of his stock. When suit
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As was TO be expected. The Nation which sat mp
nights all through the winter worrying lest General
Garfield might surrender to the Bosses" is now
wailnQ because Judge Robertsons appointment IS
not pure Civil Service reform. Ii is cruel world,
and no jeremiah ever was happy In IT, OF ever VIII
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Senator Conkling is ten months behind the times.
Bossism received its knock-down blow at Chicago
las lima
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Senator. Mitchell. of Pennsylvania, dennes the
Deputy Democratic variety of Independence a. OPP
posit,on to everything which tho Republican party
prg,uization approves. That Is tense and accurate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-08

Voorhees, SAWS nothing. Probably be can't. That
gpeecb has been held back so long it has soured.
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President Garfield was nominated with the Bosses
solid against him. He stood for independence then
and won He is doing the same thing now. and VIII
a., min
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49,
DIED,

DIED.
BROWN. On Friday evening, December 16, 1881 at
aged sixty five years o'A,'
Funeral from his late residence ON Monday after.
noon at half past two o'clock. ~ . 49,
u BARkER On December 18TH 1881, BENJAMIN
$50 O'Clock p H.. from his late reeid ence Four anda
respectfully invited to attend. ~ &C
MIL.EK. Dse Sgs lS 1881 at 20 minutes to A.
and Jacob b. Miller. aged II years, months and 70
days. ' 'Ao ~
Church at pm. on December 18th. Resdence 351 q
street northeast. tRchmond papers please copy
TASCOE. On Wednesday morning December
18th. 1881, after lingering illness. which she bore
with Christian fortitude. SARAH TASCOE, beloved
wife Of Robert Tascue in the forty fifth year of her
age.
Funeral takes place from Nineteenth street Baptist
Church, Sunday. December Ia, at O'Clock.
MEBSTKR. On the morning Of December 16, 1881,
MARIE THERESE WEBSTER, only daughter Of bud
ley and Maria Webster.
Funeral will take place ON Sunday at pm
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OLIDAY DRY GOODS
AND CARPETS!

AND CARPETS!
Whit Si, SeS S. sIsasss: 4 g.
Dress Goods, II. IS. IS 20. CSC.
Black Dress siiss s. aas 81 80, SITS.
Piano Covers. s.. all colors
Handkerchefs Linen and Silk.
Gloves: Ladies s:1 and Gents.
Broehe Shawls, S. 81, 81.
o''G Esd f.sh@Sf fsa asG shades sss ~
White Wool fi aSni CSC
Turkey Red Table Linens. Soc
Canton Flannels. SC.
Lades' Cloth, ali colors; double width.
White and Co!ored Counterpanes.
Black silk Damasses, s1,25.
RECEIVING NEW HOLIDAY GOODS DAILY
M. TowsoN.
63s PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
South Side, near Market
CARPETINGS! CARPETINGSM
Ingram Carpets. 80, 81 cents.
Brussels Carpets, T5 ceuts.
Best Two-ply Carpets. IS cents.
Au-Wool Ingram Carpets, 65 cents.
prugxets, all sizes.
Brussels Mats. IS cents.
Brussels Rugs, -.
Moguette and smyrna Rugs.
Carpet Lining, cents.
Floor Oil Cloths. all widths. 81 cts. and so cts
Hall and Stair Carpets.
Stair Oileloth 10 cents.
Nottingham Curtain Laces.
Blankets, 81 so per pair.
Bed Comforts 81.
Gray Blankets.
New Hampshire 2-strap Horse Blankets.
Carriage Robes.
C. NJ. TOwsON,
CSC PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
DIT Wear Center Market
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Special Weather BulIetiu,


The Chief Signal Officer of the army furnishes
the following special bulletin 10 the press: IN
usualy fair weather has prevailed cast OF the
Rocky mountains North aSteTIy winds are re-
ported in the south Atlantic states eaStrrly in the
6ul: states, SOufhwPsteTly in the northwest, Lake
region and New England. The temperature has
Tfs.n from Is Ia ~ in New England AMI about
TO- In the lower lake region; elsewhere mas re-
manned nearly stationary. warm wave from
90 70 90 above the mean for the month. and eX-
lending TO the south and east, Is central in Min
neSOta.
Fair weather, ia indicated for Sunday In New
England, middle states, Tennessee and Ohio valley,
and the lake re- ION.
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FANCY Box PAPER, gold pens, pencils, pocket.
books, albums, &C. Milans, 6Os 9TH street.

BEFORE buying your Christmas sewing machine
call at Oppenhemers, 52s 9Th street, NV Our
new SIS drop leaf and drawers, all attachments
complete, take the lead. Examine them.
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DO NOT Miss THIS OPPORTCSITy.-LadieS'g gen.
aine French Kid button boots, box toe. 81 49, at H.
l. StraSDurgerS, BOG and 30S 9TH street north
west Also headquarters for gents embroidered
slippers for the holidays.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OrYrcE THE CHTKF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WILMINGTON DC. December Ia 1881. $50 ami
For the Middle Atlantic states warmer. fair |
weather, light. variable Winds mostly southwest
GIlX siafinn.rX q lower nreSSure
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FUR TRIMMINGS, endless variety, 4se 9TH st. NV.

JUST received a new and splendid assortment Of
smokers articles, consisting OF meerSchaum pipes,
cigar and cigarette tubes, Russian leather and
morocco cigar and cigarette cases. tobacco pouches
match safes, etc, at w. s. Horizons, As Pa. Ave-,
near Al street NV.
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MARRIED..

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES At Wesley Chapel De-
cember 18th. 1881, by Rev. W. !. McKenney, i. D.
THOMPSON and MARY T.. OSTRANDER
montgomery county, Md, papers copy.l
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. On December 18th
1881 at Medina, Ohio, ROBERT H. ZIMMERMAN Of
this city, to Miss BESSIE JOHNSTON, of Medina.
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A LIFELONG BENEFACTION.-As scholarship in the
Spencer1an Business College as a Christmas or
New Years present.
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NICKEL STEM WINDING WATCHES IS. OO.-Warran-
ted for one year. ThOs. A. LadSon, 52S 9Th street
n. W., ST. Cloud Building.
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LYCETT's BINDERY, 1912 Pennsylvania avenue.
BOOKS OF every description neatly bound. Orders
by mail promptly attended to- See adyt
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FoR CVRIsTNas.-NO more acceptable present
could b selected for the holiday than a fine
canary AMI cage, beautiful consignment of
which are now being sold at Dowlngs auction
rD0mS at private sale.
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RUSSELL. $ Ice Cream and Charlotte Russo.

For COOP, reliable shoes at lowest prices, call
g The Famous Shoe Store. rs 1th street En-
broidered slippers from 99c up.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE. Y. N. Huyck. real
estate agent has sold a lot opposite the Airing
ton hotel. 26xSO. improved by the frame house
No. us Vermont avenue. for James d. Drury.
Esq, to DR.. g. Lloyd Magruder, for 5000 cash.
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PATENTs-The following patents have been
Issued to persons in this city: A. g. Bell
speaking telephone; c. F. Bratt. water tube cir
culating boiler Brust & Douglass double acting
steam pump; F. w. Crosby, teller and recorder
for Legislative bodies; Charles Hemje. cigar ma
chine; same. tobacco graduating machine; same
tobacco cutting machine; Hunter. Baker 4 Yer
milya sewing machine: Malone, Walloch & Co.,
art and mechanism of phonetic notation.
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Thanks Of Mrs. Garfield.

Shortly after the death Of President Garfield.
Columbia r. A. Chapter, No. 1, Of this District,
Of which he was a member, appointed q com-
mittee (Messrs. j. H. Jochum, VIM r. Bushby,
VIM. G. Henderson, T. c. Clark L. G. Stephens J
to draft resolutions to his memory. That com
mittee. having performed their labors, for
warded the mementO heretofore described in
THE STAR to Mrs. Garfield. and in response
thereto have received the following letter.
Gentten,en:-"Tbe resolutions of your Chapter
have been received by Mrs. Garfield with CRATE
full appreciation. She directs ME to return the
sincere and heartfelt thanks of her family and
herself for the sympathy expressed.
Very truly yours, c. o. ROCKWELL"
BOwDOIN ALUMNI.-A preliminary meeting OF
the Alumni o: Bowdoin College was held last
night in the room of Col. Dudley. Pension office,
for the purpose of forming a perpetual organi-
cation. Paymaster General Bridge was elected
chairman, and Mr.. L. Deane secretary. Re-
marks were made by Mr.. Deane. Mr.. Sewell.
Judge w. b.. Smell. and Col Alexander. Messrs.
Israel Kimball. Gen. Seweli. Mr.. Chesley, Col.
Alexander, and s. l. kimball were appointed a
committee on organization.
CHILDREN Cry FOR IT.-CANDY, CANDY, CANDY.
Strangers. Congressman and every body must re-
member that you can get great bargains at Ham,
iltOn's great 25 cent candy store, 1881 PennsyE
vania avenue. near 18th street. Don't mistake
the place. Fine mixed candies. Is cents per
pound, seven pounds one dollar; fine French
candies. 20 cents pound six pounds one dollar.
1lamilton's, 1881 Pennsylvania avenue. See
their advt.
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SOLID SILVER BANGLE RINGS, so CENTS.-Thos A.
Ladson, 5S 9Th street, n. W., st. Cloud Building.
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WEI DE MEYERS
w WEI DE MEYERS
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