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Daily Republican., 1881-08-17
WE ARE NOT prepared to ceusure the

We ARE NOT prepared TO censure the
Board OF Health fos resorting to
extreme measures, In the case Of the
Uahill girl, whom the Executive officers
attempted to take by. force from the resi-
dence OF her father,to the smallpox hos
pital until We know whether the family
was notified Of the recent ordinance
passed by the City Council. Officers may
naturally expect resistance In a case OF
that kind, unless the parties offending
beforehand are notified Of tLe law and
requested to conform to it. Ths idea OF
forcing house and taking from 1t a
sick person to contine such person to a
hospital is so abhorrent that public
sympathy is sure 10 he with tho afilict-
ed party. 1t is good old English law
that a mans house is his castle and
he has right to defend it. At any
rate every means should be resorted TO-,
,oinducea compliance with an arbitrary
law without resort to arbitrary measure,
Daily Republican., 1881-08-17
VIEW LUMBER YARD.

JOHN WISE gives notice to his many
old friends and customers that he has rsenmed
tho lumber business and has established
yard called the
WILMINGTON AMI BRANDYWINE
LUMBER YARD,
at Twelfth and Market streets, Win lngton,
DEL. where he will keep on hand % varied
and large assortment OF white and yellow
pine, spruce and hemlock lumber, pickets aud
ana plasterinp lath. A liberal share of pub.
lie patronage is solicited. JOHN WISE
V&W
Daily Republican., 1881-08-17
HOTICHs.
DROPosAls
-BOR-
HEATING The CITY HALL.

OnTH HALL,
WiLxISaroN, DsL., Aug. u, 1881. :
Sealed proposals will b. received In the box
In the City Council Chamber, until 7.D
O'Clock, .. tn, FRIDAY, Aug. ", for tearing
out toe old furnace and erecting two new hot
Sir furnaces in the City HAL, Wilmington,
Delaware.
SPECIFICATIONS Of the work can be seen and
further information be mad upon application
10 the CLERK or bailiti Of City Council. A bond
with security in the sum Of two hundred dol
lars pust accompany each proposal for the
good fifth Of the bidder, and tho person or
Dcrsons TO whom tho contract may be award
Cd must give b0Ld, with security, In the
sum OF four hundred dollars for the faithful
performance Of the contract.
The committee reserve tho right TO reject
any or all bids. All bids must be properly
signed, sealed and endorsed "froposals for
Heating thu CITY Hall" and directed 70
r. n. TAYLOR,
Chairman Public Binding Committee.
Blank forms for bids can DO obtained Of the
CLERK OF Council. augh 81
Daily Republican., 1881-08-17
augl-tep7
)TiCETO BUILDERS.

IN
Plans nd specifications for n school house
to DO erected at Tenth and Spruce streets, In
this citv, can be found at the office OF r. II.
Csrsweli, Architect, Sixth ard ship ey sts.
hid must be handed to the Chairman Of the
Committee on or before SATURDAY, the
10Th INST, at q o'clock. p. m. Security must
be given for the faithful performance Of the
contract. A. h. thlMN Nv,
Auxl3 Of Chairman Building Com nlttee.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-17
COLLEAiE

The mex. term win begin September I, 1887
There are three courses Of study, ANY one OF
which rlay be stlec cd, via: The Classical,
tho Agricultural and Scientific and Literary;
or special branches Of study may be taken II
desired. both sexes a admitted 70 the GLASS
rooms, and young ladies can obtain board In
the town. The necessary expenses are exceed.
ingly mo crate. For catalogues And her
Inf Tmation, address
W. II. PI'RNEII4, LII. D.,
auRl-tsep7 Newark, Del.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-17

DOAT FOUND A dr'ft In Delaware Bay
ID on Saturd y. The owner can rave II
by calling en- Capt. Y. q. Morton, S'0op J :.
w. Sowder Wilmington, Dol. suglSSts
Daily Republican., 1881-08-17
TIME MISSES HEBB'S H
FMENCH A n ID ENGE.1S

Boarding and day school for Young ladies
and children, s02 WEST SrRHsT, WILaINa-
TON, DEL. Thorough instruction will be given
In English branches and Latin and modern
languages. music, Dancing, Drawing and
ers. and classes for cUny CREATION in the French
language will be held three times week.
The hchnnN Will Onen September u Rull.2m
Daily Republican., 1881-08-17
TAKE NOllCE

TyAx.pAYERS, TAKE NOTICE
CITY AND SCHOOL TAXES FOR 1857.
The undersigned. receivers Of taxes for tho
Oity Of Wilmington, will be at
MI 10 EAST SIXTH kTREET,
tbet Market and k,ng,)
On and aftcr tho Let day Of July, 1887, ~
tween the hours Of 3 and ~ O'Clock In the
morning and and In tho afternoon, for the
purpose of receiving taxes.
On all taxes paid during tho month Of July
there will be o deduction Of cents on every
dollar, aad I'll taxes paid on and after tho
frat day Of August, up TO and including the
irst Tuesday Of September shall be payable
without deduction AZ aforesaid, and all
taxes unpaid on tho next day after tho first
Tuesday of St W ember shall be increased by
the addition OF Ave per centum on the amount
thereof EDMUND PROVOST,
Receiver Of the Northern district,
(Inc,uding all north Of Sixth street,
DENNIS KANE,
Receivor Of the southern District,
ty7-Sst tlnc!udinx sll south OfSixth ntreet.)
Daily Republican., 1881-08-17
TNHE ARTlZANS' SAVINGS BANK
NO. 500 MARKET STREET.

THE ARTlZANs' SAVINGS BANK
NO. 500 MARKET STREET.
Omen 70 receive deposits daily from . A. M
until p. NJ, and on Tuesday and Saturday
evenings from to = o'clock.
The charter OF the banx provides that ali
profits upon Its Investments, except so nuch
.s Ia required fort he payment Of necessar,
expenses and 70, suitable surplus for the 90
'urity of fdepositors, shall be divided am0np
the 1epositOrs.
No manager .s allowed to borrow any par,
,f the funds deposited with the Corporation
MANAGERS.
,}RoRsB W. BUSH, CLEMENT B. SMITH
" l.. LICHrRNsTKIr. GEO. 8. CAPRLLY,
i)HAs. W. Rowland, N. r, BENSON,
4. DARLINGTON, JOB II. JACKSON,
WM. H. SWIFT, HENRY F. DUPB,
ANTHONY HlsaINs, EDWARD PUsBY,
WASHINGTON HAsTINas.
IRO W. BUSH. 9Ro. 8. GAPBLLR,
President. ce-President
EFT. ia YLoR, Treasurer.
rvls-vtt OHARLBs w HowLArD AHdito,
Daily Republican., 1881-08-17

DUBLlC SALE.
RETIRING FROM DAIRY BUSINESS.
The undersigned will sell st Public Sale, at
Eden PARK Farm, New Castle avenue, South
Wilmington, OH
wEDN ESpAY, AUGUST II, 1881,
ut o'clock, y. m, sharp,
His entire stock Of 20 selected mileh f2A
cows, sprlge and heifers, composed Sf1Y
of thoroughbred Durham, and Durham and
Hostein grades
TERMS OF SALR.-Ali amounts under $50,
cash On cay Of sale; amounts over $50. negoti-
able note with suitable end,Tser, Ut 8 months,
including interest.
aug3-otdltw DENNIS BULHER, JR.
L. W. STIDHAM l. SoH. Auct'rB.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-17
"M. L. RU' OLPH,

Formerly Of M Market st. , removed to
no. lO7 PAST FOU1TH STREET
Clocks, Watches aud '"we'ry cheaper th .
svsE. Repairing promptly attended, 70.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-17
Dl Ei-.U AUCTION

- Ei-AU AUCllON
1 -oP-
FIVE "a H MI
IN CECIL COUNTY, MARYLAND
VIII be sold at public auction, at the Court
House door. In Eikton, Md,
ON THURSDAY, AUGUST rs, 1881.
comm encing at 10 a. m.
The contents of these fa ms are respective
ly 25n acres, 223 acres, 2e6h acres, lTs acres
and 3022s4 acr.s. hey nll lie in one body along
the boundary line between MARY land and
Delaware. about four miles from the depot at
Middletgwn Del, on the Delaware Division
of the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Balti-
more Railroad. Go d dwellings and out HS
buildings 1n each farm, land oi the ve-y Ha
best quality, well watered by running
streams, ncighb0rhood very touishng and
perfectly healthy, public free schools IN i'm.
mediate neighbOrhO0d and private academies
for Doth sexos comparatively near.
his properly Ia sold to close tho estate Of
William Wilson. decd, and offers eXtiaordi-
nary opportunities for persons desiring to in.
". Fl in real estats.
1EEas.--Oue.thirl cash on day OF sale; the
residue In three Equal instalments, iu one,
two and three years
v. i. JONES.
JAMES h. GRuOME.
trustees,
Ekton, Maryland.
E1- "ersone desiring 10 view the property
will be directed by ". N. Wilson, Middle
town Lici aus ltdwts
Daily Republican., 1881-08-17

E>ERRKs GILES,
KNISHING UNDERTAKER
NO. $40 MARKET STREET,
Night calls promptly attended.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-02

tombstone nugget, March o.
Between 7 and 8 O'Clock last
evening Luther King, the man ar.
rested ut Redfield's ranch charged
with being Implicated In the recent
murder and attempted stage rob.
berry, escaped from the Sheriff's
Office by quietly stepping out of
the back door, while Harry Jones,
Esq, was drawing up a bill Of
sale for horse the prisoner
was disposing of to John
Dunbar. Besides Jones, there were
present Under Sheriff Woods and
John Dunbar, and he had been ab.
sent but a few seconds before he
was missed, and all stepped into
the back yard, but King was no.
where to be seen. His confederate
on the outside probably had for
him q horse In redlness and he de-
camped into the darkn esq, in what
direction no one knows. It was a
we'll planned job by outsiders to
get him away. While there might
ut the time have been more watch.
fulness on the part Of those In
charge of him, still through days
and nights since his arrest,
q guard has been kept over him. and
In q single unguarded moment he
got away, but not without the aid
Of accomplices on the outside. Sew
eral parties started out after him
towards Charleston, on which road
it was reported at the Office he was
seen riding fast. Another report
came that he was seen making for
Helms ranch in the Dragons.
Every effort possible will DO made
to secure his capture.
The Epitaph says: 1t is fair
superstition that, despite the efforts
being made to recapture King, he
will make good his escape.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-02

| !usai' Inc lancnmen not comply
Ing, he drew revolver, bul
was Immediately shot and
killed. Ike Stockton hearing
of this collected a gang o.
six or seven desperadoes and start
ed for Pennington, with the
avowed purpose OF killing every
man who was present when Porter
was killed. Since then they have
been numbering ranchmen and
cowboys, killing and stealing
stock and defyiDg the authorities.
A vigilance committee was organ.
lied, but it is p0werless, as the des-
peradoes are acquainted thoroughly
with the country, are well mount.
ed and have divided into three or
four squads. An order from Gov.
Wallace has called out the militia
and the country will be secured un.
til the desperadoes are run down.
a FrutrIcide Under Exaspesafsmx
CirOumssRncss.
CINCINNATI, April News
comes from Cyntiana, Kentucky,
of tragedy in Robertson county.
near Mount Olive. On Wednesday
evening, ]. d. Brewer shot and
fatally wounded his brother, II. II.
Bre wer. The statement is that r.
H, Brewer, who is described as q
quarrelsone man, had had trouble
In the morning with bis father and
at night made an attempt to kill
his father, shooting twice at him.
]. s. Brewer interfered, wrested the
weapon from his hands and dis.
charged the contents into the body
and head of his brother Richard,
from the effects OF which he died
In few hours.
Getting Away from "a Flood.
OMAHA, Neb., April IA warn.
log was received yesterday after.
noon that a thirty.two.foot rise in
the river was rolling down, and the
railroads and parties having prop
erty on the river were notified laet
evening, and the companies ran oil
their cars and the emigrants from
the river tracks 10 the higher
ground, anticipating a flood before
morning.
Oae ofst"ekto.'s Ganx has = snor,
shriTs.
ST. LOUIS, April 1.-Advices
from Durango, New Mexico, state
that Jack Roberts, one OF the band
of noted desperadoes who have for
a long time been terror in South.
ern Colorado, was captured few
days ago by Thomas Vance and
John Berning. While they were
taking him to Pennington they
were overtaken by q band OF vigi.
lantes who paid them the rewar ri
that had been offered for the rob-
bers and strung him up to a tree.
The particular act for which he
was hanged was the killing of
John Greatere at Durango two
weeks ago.
the fenncssee DebI.
NASHVILLE, April 1.-The Sem
ate, by vote of la to II, rejected
the House bill to settle the debt at
par and to issue 3 per cent. bonds.
Fasni lSaiireAd U"ut,s,ov.
FERGUS FALLS, MIMI, April L.
All accident occurred on the st.
Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba
Railroad. A passenger train going
north yesterday ran into a delayed
freight train, elk miles north of
The csboose took fire,
and one man was burned to death
and six wounded. The railroad
refused to let the partic.
ulars 60 over their wire. 1t is be.
lleved that several of the injured
are In precarious condition.
BeaconsIvia Gsfsin Y better.
LONDON, April l. l A. M.-Bea-
consfield's condition is cOusidera-
bly, improved.
Gus 1T u anGes.
LONDON, April 1.-Beaconsfield's
physicians state that though there
il still much to contend with, the
crisis Of illness is pas, and there Is
every hope Of recovery.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-02
Confidence Engine Company NJ. :.

- REGULAR MEETINGS :
this Company viii take plaoo
4, ming Of each month, q ~
e O'Clock. BY order,
J. J. W0ODWORTHs 0oos
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-02
Boss California Wind Engine.


On exhibition at Levering's Tree De-
pot, corner Spring and First streets.
Ten feet, SIS; IL feet, SIS; II feet, 800.
~Well Borers will please call and SEQ
the Brockett Well Anger.
mr2Atf ]. RHOADES, General Agent.
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IINellSeH 1851 ~ w
ii, Reed fiuRn ID. e.. ScarlNrOugb,
Dist Atty, for forfeited bond
III Sylvester lOissDt,
10 Reed fiVm 3. p. Rsiues, Sheriff
aud Tax COllsctor. cullectious lor
April aud May, Wis: ,-.
Taxes III ISL! tl9 81
ISIS ~ n
- ls74 .A.3l
1875 q s.
"le76 II u
L" 1871 s. 81
B." 1873 1lO 81
lesO 150 -
Licenses lsel XR 80
Balance due by Parish to A. E.
lIemee, Parish Treasurer, IN Ju.
ly5, lsel, date Of this Report,
by amt paid +. Jennings, Pau.
perr Fund Ward 5, 1850
BY amt paid H. H. HathOrn Pau.
per Fund Ward z 1850,
by amt paid check 9O6, WIN.
Payne, police juror, pay &C.,
BY amt paid check ~, A. b.
Carter, Painting Court House,
5 BY amt paid A. NaranOvich,
Pauper Fund, Ward 10,
BY amt paid ]. T. Smith, Pm.
per Fund, Ward Z, a.-,a
d BY amt paid w. o. Breazeale,
Pauper Fund, Ward 4,
By amt paid Jno. N. Burkett,
Pauper Fund, Ward
BY amt paid JnO. A. Hunter,
Sheriff, Red River parish, Cong't
BY amt paid Jno. A. Hunter,
Sheriff Red River parish, COng't
BY amt paid check 2lO, H. II.
llathOrn, plice juror, 1851,
By amt paid check I'll, W. O.
B'rszeale, police ,iuEOr, 1851,
by amt paid check ga W. q.
Brcazeale, police juror pay, 1851,
BY amt paid check 2l3, X. Il.
Han'n.ett, police jury pay, lssO,
by amt paid check "a, L. Z.
Hanllnett, police juror, Con. 1851,
By amt paid check US, s., G..
!s'w''ea' lA.ne Juror pey, iseC
by amt paid check .lt, B. u.
ihwden, police juror, Congt 1851
lsy amt paid check III, j. Il.
v"'e'" Contingent, leso,
i:y amt paid check 2le, ). p.
!sa'nes, Sheriff, tail expen's, 1SsO,
isy amt paid check zig, J. L.
smith, police juror, COngt 1857,
l'y amt paid check 20, J. T.
smith, police turor pay, ls6o,
ny amt l'aad check ~, J. n:
isurkett, police jumr, Coagt 1851
ny amt pa'd check ~ +: Jen-
inhgS' ponce Jursr, COnet leel,
l;y amt paid check IA =. Jen.
pings, police juror pay, 1851,
~ amt paid check ~, s. r.
flames, Sheriff Co1gt ld9
R Ry AM pe,s c meek d., .: n.
nIrket, INase Jntot pey, 49,
y amt Raid cheek y Wn.
payne, policS lGfVft CSngt is4
n ~ aS' s.I cneck . -! q. Il; L:
p'' .c 81 . 49, S ~ g
R.a ~. cd..; . onsc1 ~ . D.
H.. 'x C .s5 -
~ rrs .a c cnSen Fl ~; Sao' :.
~ or.,t ~ nS..oE on
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II 10 O g r. Il DINGS
OF THE
u POLICE j u RY ,
or THE
PARISH OF uA1cHlfocurs,
TUESDAY. July 9Th ISL

w ""'' ""' ''o''
~. Hon. !haly met pursuant IL adjournment.
Az a"s ."':al.rs except MI. Iiam'"rtt, present.
Iy Nj. nlathOrn,
IL Ordained Sc, that tle sum ri Two Tlo,
sa'i d"llais ~ ~ much thereof ~ may le neccss,
n .aml " l,e'sby appropriated and ut aside ior
sUalae .riicicncy rsluir,h for the c.,,ul.ti,n 81
sssd nIai,s AMI III. Parish rrras.,'rr !. hereby
".'SS s. .'' .s 'Ils ah'"l ~ MS Estimate 81
...!..,... Ill "e "MaI YEAR; ies:. The Hn'
..n.. s"a'' ~ ca'cct'si ~ the said year LES!
"t ~ - m,
IT,. 'r ..ss:. Snsi"ssn Ol Jan o,!lia'ng Cam
. .;sr, s,sns'sl III" IsSl.at NJ said Committee,
sss:e ss ~ ~" lsoSiss 81 the work, "'.s. cHn
- ~ -. w. ~" aenclsncy o. approximation, "a
Ertti.!toa q Two Thousand dollars f,r the SANG.
IN ssAta Mr.. Prsih.snnls tho following prr.
aA,s xetc appointed Apiattiol,ers, R.Ead Ovsrs.srs
a'ni Witneaac. Hr Wasd Nine:
r. ~rssst ,.ssa.. D. Ar'"ser L. A. ser"' Z.
EAl No l-Overssr, A. Dixon; Witnesses,
l~s.ls A. Pr,.'l.osnn'e, t. Bua.,l.
k"A.! NJ s--lyerscsr. J. A. Leveque; Witnesses,
a.; a. Hss"ytr, l. CkaltSrr.
Ns,! No, t:Esrsssr u. +. Chaler; Witnesses,
'"ssr CHalrr' +; Mts"y-r
M ~s.t NO. tEOyeisrsr, Henry Iiertzog; Witness
k.'sd No. 1-Ovrr~~r, O~car Melancon; Wit.
"rssrs "; ko.ritx'u, N. kaclal
HSd ~" G-OveIstrr, MO~s FurgusOn Wit
Sr s. v ~ kschal n Chlsttir.
Esa Ne ~ .-Dys'~.sr Sam Carnahan; Witness.
en- n. cnitt,sr, JnO He'll.
MA" ~" eLOversrer, Adrien GOngre; Witness.
es Js, Latter. LOuia lNlasoi.
r sesaa ~ SIMe'sscr, VIM. Russell; Witnesses
hugIns D9tni! bei MetOyer. .-.
~ ~. hath'sn:
~ mnuasnss' Imat tile contract entered int" by
- ~. W. .ns jan ba'e"g Committee aPint'.l
p.",s, ~. . January %. fsson ~ TINS isaiy, and
sHS s'T NSe. jan b9lde,s, III -. Louis No.,
.S,. ." - mss.y iH.nN a.' ccnfmf.i IN all its
r'a"NS AMI M'l"'iaetns, and IL its full effect
A%1T.ss.
n s ; ~; ;':nn,"xs:
,.,, c ~ .ss As., That the Jail Committee a
,~.;..t ~. IN ...tswss' W. n1tNs M" accept Or
Mr. RvsMsIs ,,,esrut.,l a ,,r,itlm firm. c,;,.,.
81 Wari Two asking Tor a change Of Road NJ.
SIX; District N" Two, I" its old site
citizens Il same issS D. sS'f a.k;" ',' .,, ' ,n
sai'l Road M. six, District No Two, remain M il
H.
IN motion, l0th petitions were lal On the table.
Mr Ma'a'syich presented q petition fi,an citi
,s u"s s CAM. NJ y, ,' H., sss x. that a.. thu h.
thu Parrish wl,e,e IL iutrrs.cts the Natchit."Lrs
and Alexa"dria rtxd, IN n,a.le q public rssd, and
that Ssphrrin Kerry b. appointed Oversesr ami
Mel ilasc" and JAS. Martin, Witnesses On anil
r'a.l Adopted.
h ~ MT. smith:
No seven, asking that the ROAD ~ il IL now known
~ abolished and that the Old roa.l In ~ aslesl,
A1"iis.l.
by Mr. Jennings: -,
-
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4per cent commissions o. l3all
IL By WI ant. p.,a check :. :. $ r
Weaver W. bridse fund w,sda
BY amt paid check n, &N.
CRump, oo1stahlA feea, lesl
20 BY ant paid W. O. breaseale.
paupsr fund, Ward I. 1881.
BY an't paid p. EnI. Pfudhom.
% ne, pauper fund. wards lsso&
Fy amt paid check II, steamer
J !. D. Scully, jail appropriation,
By amt paid check ,srr. Hu.
b'ey 4 8on, Cleek's eaoe ap-
preparation, 1851 .
BY amt. paid check "a Hugh
Flynn. court rsaa allssqsiatioa,
By amt. paid check IL Us&
smith clerks o0oe appropEistion
u BY am'tpaid check Is aleanbeat
Jewel" jail appropriation, le6l
u BY mt. pei1 check 16 J. p.
Readhimer, bridge fund, Wards
So 1660
BY ant. paid check II, 6. p.
RAlDss. s16ei1 aalAsy 1t quar-.
tee, 1851
BY ant: paA cheek le. same.
taal fund 16el
yant paid eAsck ~ steaner
Silver City," ~ aDsespsiatioa.
(aly 2 By mt paid cAsek - 10. Key.
ser, jail appeepeiatiaa, 1om
By mt pad check a, 7. H.
hey T. San, jail ap9ss1eiaGtaa,
By aDt. paid check q, b. r
1Aibays in apPePsislinus, 1an
BY ut. paia eAeek ., j. &
0nse. ta0 appropriated, l31
By aat peaa cSock g, J. II.
. Me l. Cain aQqssPsihlioa, laa
5 By Rafiah bood1 ooapoas nd
scsip hsrevttA, betAg ut. 10.
6ee0e0 IN ooak ~ e taxa 1
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1IC0ooeS0 loel xH ~
Balance due by Parish to A. Z.
l.emee, Parish Treasurer, IN Ju.
iy5, lsel, date Of this Report,
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Mr.. Burkctt called for the Yeas and Nays
MrssIs. Payne, HathOrn, Hseazeale, Jennilgs
Smith lNwleu, Prndhomme, MaranOvich, voting
Yea. MI. Burkett voting nay.
4. f. LEMEE, Parish Treasurer, In &c.
count with The Parish Of Nstch(toches,
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SAese caaA Ussre psA Nw Csesow, We'd. Hhlra
o1.swax, - every thisa &c aAlr. Sssan rsr,Sc
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ID MONTGOMERY, MARYLaND.

The Rev. c. K. NELSON, ID. n, late vice principal OF
st. Johns College, Annapolis, having taken c2r-- of
this school, socits the patronage of psreas who desire
thorough collegiate education for their children, with
the ADVANTAGE of hoard in his family.
The situation OF the Academy is especially sdarted to
a school .ine climate, good llas srs,sS, quiet re-
fined neiyhorhocd and church rEfvile1tS every S'a-
day. DR.. Nelson's oag in teaching and dc
voon the If Education 5 we'll known in Mary
land. and wil II is hoped, ensure hn success IA ls
new field of labor.
limited number Of girls will I've received for tuition
in English branches, Music and the Languages. The
charge Tuition and Beard Is $500 per session from
Goth If September LIT Of July; oue-Raf payable in
Music only extra at go session. I'm
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

Il ''CENT22aL HOTEL" northeast corner of d and
sth streets northwest The lot fronts street feet
cbss and 9Th street as feet. The improyeme nts
four,story brick hct stores ben.s.h aud story
A. MULIIN. 81 Lexington street. Baltimore, Nd.
clio cost"
ENOR SAI.E-A HOUSE IN GOOD NEIGHBORHoOD;
II all modern improvements brick he and summer
Kitchen three minutes walk from Center Market and
Pest Office; terms easy Apply 1896 18th street.
I;oR SIE-A VERY DESIRABLE. NEW, ELEVEN
IL room House; choice locations northwest: 81 900 or
more cash; balance on time; also Brick mod
ern imrrovement - 500; 800 cash balance long time
934 f street. oS-iss
NOR SALE-GOt'D THREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE
IL the west SHE Of 10th street northwest near Ia
bargain Aiso large Brick House in the center of the
city, paying 10 cent interest investment.
os-3t B. h. WARNER, 9l6 T street northwest.
ENOR SAIE-THREE-STORY BRICK RESIDENCE
IL No. 1A e street northwest Furniture can he
bought with the house. Property be examined be-
tween b and Z p.m a11-2nlf
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EDUCATIONAL.

DRIvATELY-TO TUTOR IN GREEK AND LATIN
for co:lexe or law. after del arEent hours first
second year in EACH acc PER lesson. 1888 18th
northwest. 4. s. NOSNkTT. ol0-eo2w-
MRS T.. L. JENSEN'S SEMINARY FOR BOYS
ssS unopened SEPTEMBER 18TH. and offers rare
west 81
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SAFE DEPOSIT co.
CO-PARTNERSHIPS

I United COMPREHENSIVE
IL The undersigned do hereby certify that they hayp
formed opartnership for the OF Ice under the
name or firm OF WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN
ICE COMPANY. No bills accounts will be paid
unless upon a written order signed JOHN LEETt,H
Treasurer. Office, No. 1884 Water street Georgetown
DC. JOHN LEEICH, Z. I. BARKER, NJ. KINS-
LOW. RI
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FOR RENT-STORES.

NOR RENT-STORE 1925 PENNSYLVANIA AVE
1 nue. northwest; good stand for any business. A.
A WILSON, Room l, over Bank of Washington. OF st.
TNOR REMITTANCE STORE AND DWELLING OF
IL - rooms, 1886 14th street northwest Appiy Dry
Goods Store next door. P. BRENNAN. s4 -3w.
1VOR RENT-AN OLD-ESTKBLISHED GROCERY
Il Store, elegantly fitted up Goth and streets
northwest Also, Stable for two ( horses For terms
apply Goth and streets northwest. s26-l3ts