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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-12-31

LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
The County school suRerfniendeney,
To the Editors of the Appeal:
One of the promising signs of the times is
the opening OF new and suitable avenues of
labor 10 women. East and West women are
filling the places OF druggist, book keeper,
telegrapher, shorthand reporter and school
superintendent. This isst position lie one
especially desirable for women, and wherever
the husks Of prejudice have fallen of il b. az
been found that capable school wDmen Eli
the places of school superintendent as we'll
as capable school men. Mrs. Hortot, daugh-
ter OF Judge Scruggs, is an applicant for the
SUPPLEMENTARY of Shelby county schools.
She is an active, intelligent woman, and a
skillful, practical educator, fitted in every
way for the important position 10 which she
aspires. Every just man and woman in this
community will be glad 10 hesr of her cleo
ton by the school commissioners next week,
and every lover of public education will re-
loice when the county schools are in the
hands OF women 40 competent as Mrs. Hor-
ton to promote their best interests. L.
The Co Commercial TraveIers' A ssociatfop.
To the Editors of the Appeal:
Our Commercial Traveller Association
met this evening with full attendance, and
every thing passed of pleasantly. II being
the regular time for the election OF oficere,
Capt Thomas ]. Foster was reelected presi-
dent by acclamation; Samuel Hobsop, w. H.
Berry and j. M. Goodbar, vice-presisents;
Mr.. Fred T. Anderson (of the nderson Hal
Company, treasurer and secretary in place
OF William Gay, whose labers as such. and
also founder of said organic alton in this
city, have been great, and too much cannot be
said 10 his praise in the manner in which he
has performed his part; but his business
called him from the city most of the time
and be was forced to give it up on tits
account. As an association we return him
our united thanks for his constant efforts ia
filling the Office in 40 proficient and salts
factory manner, and We hope his continued
efforts and zeal will be exerted for the
good of oar new-fedsed order, which is dee
tined ere long 10 be known and felt by the
combined world.
There was only one thing TO mar the
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For Best bargains in Boots and Shoes,
Go TO Voegeli & Co.'s, 27l and 410 Main
street, as they are always reliable.
Candies.
Buy pound package of Fioyd's candies.
1t will have in il all kinds O.. sssra nels,
Enoliah waI0utu craana al,,o11@1lrTr
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tritious. at FLOYD & MONEYS
27e Main Street
SEE card of B. Lowenstein & Bros. for
clearing sale.
BrysOn a. Co.'S
Great furniture house has been doing an ex-
tensive business during the holidays. 1t,
stock was so large and 50 appropriate for
Chrisinas nresanis that all cali4rs Gould
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new stylei

FransiOia's Oysters and Liquors.
AT 292 Front street can be found Blue
Points, Lynnhavens ard RockaWaya These
are the bt st brands of oysters, and ihsy are
served in the choicest style at FIsnsiola's.
While paying special a'tentioB 20 the oss-
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=. = zsnViIle, Gertrude A. White.
mie Lee Mcclellan, Pauline v. Wood, CA
c. Wood, Doliie NJ. and. Virgin MIA Lee Ca
AT JUDGE LATHAM's,
on Rayburn avenue, the following ladies will
receive New Years day. Mesdames T. ].
Latham, II. C. Simpson. D. P. MADDEN, John
Overion, jr., Jane Watkins, of Nashville;
and Misses Annie Mansfield, Lulu Mont
gomery, Jennie Reid, Mollie Harding, OF
Nash vile, Mary DunIsp, of Grenada.
Branch Kennedy, Lizzie Clements and FIoy
Latham.
AT MRS. IMoGEEE A. BEAUMoaT's,
No. SIS Shelby street, the following ladies
will receive from until u O'CLOCK N. !:
Mrs Wm. Brent, Misses Josie Sample. OF Lit
tie R9ck. Katie Hancock, of Florence, Ala,
and Minnie Roach.
AT MR.. NAPoLRsS HILLS,
No. 2S2 Third street, The following ladies
viii receive on New Years day: Mesdames
Napoleon Hill, ]. H. Martin, A B Cioodbar;
Misses Olivia Hill, Vngf ia Joy, st. Lonis,
Mamie Polb, Nashville. Leila Pointer, Co.
lumbia, Louise Sueed, Jennie Montgomery,
May Hill and Laura Proud6f. After 6
O'Clock Misses Iorantha Semmee. Kate
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OHU
S hoe house of J. M. Hull q Co, >. the corner
of Main and Monroe streets. has most ex-
celleut assortment of fashionable boots and
shoes. made expressly for this market. They
are offered at low prices, and always prove
Just what they are sold for. Men, women
and ohilhren will ind nhnes 70 snif - law
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1 Toe sIIK PIu7n IeIt, PRESENT. FIIce 0Oc'
/ KAHN q FREIBERG.
Corner Main and Poplar.
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vel supplied With

Hquufs anu cIgdls-
Shirts.
The shirt.makipg department Of Mays
ttr--;5s;,- stare ;s f-atnsA that 6eserzss
the announcement Of all Memphisns. shirts
are made sccurately, of the best material,
and Give saiisfactiou. Mr.. Nav has large
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RI MIgartJ Is male le.il'ed d sentery.
N. J Ketchum. female col ed ,fftussis
R. Marshall 81 female col edtonvulsions
Ch'd II .ConnorIl day female lcofes prem BIRTH
Il. Chandler.I female lcof'ra burn.
A. Moody. 49,. 40 female lcolnd debility.
sCoroner's inquest. PROM hospital.
Distribution OF DEATH by wsrds-First,
/; second, 20; third, 8; lourth, 4; Filth, 2;
sixth. j: seventh. g: eihth A; ninth, !;
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W. II 0eueAeOu 5ihrct tue mos
, meats and game can alw.vsb he

TlsIRiimost care taken TO Sd orders sstisfac-
tTiiy and promptly.
The Beautiful Work
Done at the Cottage Gallery has pleased the
thousands who have called there during she
holidays. The low price at which superb
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sEShu INC Now ICE
- LaA lii

be purchased at Martin Cohen, under the
WorshAm House. The latest styles, beth
common and fine, can be had there at the
lowest prices. Mr.. Cohen will be pleased TO
show The goods, and the person who takes a
look at the stock is likely 10 buy something
Don't forget the plaee-uDder the Worsham
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aclss's Market
L. receiv;( the patronage of very large
number Tthe class Of people who want the
best vi y buying meals and game. He en-.
deavofto keep his house well supplied with
the bei OF fresh meats kad choicest OF game.
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15c.
czll-wOOl Flannel Wrappers,
ladies Princess Wrappers, Cashmere or
Ladies Cloth, all colors, nicely trimmed,
S. 80, s. so and 81.
Misses Cloth Dresses, trimmed with silk
embroidery, 4 to IL years, Sc each.
Misses Cloth Dresses "a iob), 4 to Is years,
81 SO each.
All our Misses Cloth CIoaks, 4 to IA
years, worth from IS so to 81, reduced to
So so.
ALI our Misses Cloth Closks and Have
locks, worth from 50 to SI2, reduced to 81 so.
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". WsSA MLos z
! ITTON-On proei

e rent from January 1. 1888; $50 acres of cleared
Hnd on head Of o Isl i9T
shelby convict labor. will be rented responsible
osIsy for one OF more term Of years his place Is
outhouses, g1nhouse, stables, etc. and within two
miles OF the city OF Memphis Fer terms apply TO
FOR SALE.
n REAT BARGAIN-55O acres at Millingtoa, on
VI g. and Q. R.R-, 1e miles from Memphis; 800
acres cleared and in cultivation; hrstclass cotton
tenant houses, good fence, wells, stables, ETC.;
tract is part the Bolton farm; tents for $1,000 per
ca balancs nn One and two years All .ioe e1a
dePe%1entS' etc. VIII be s1id With 70 ne place
RnO ACYPRESS PILING-40 TO 60 Re long.
OOO Also several Pile Drivers complete, at Ma
chinery Depot, 2l0 Front st. J. C. OATES & CO.
Mias. sl5 to geo. sng TyIe
OF both machines Price includes delivery.
G. K. ANDERSON, "a Madison 81.
A yALuABLE and well i;mgroyoSs Plantston
I,his and Little Rock Railroad, situated on the
Ricevilie station and "a miles from Lakes or APP
persons Landing on the river. The place con-
of cultivation. good residence stable and crib and
cabins enough. The place is one OF the best on
must be sold soon There are also 500 bushels Of
corn and 10 head of mules, with ploWs. wagons,
etc, enough to cultivate the place, which win be
g. A. sTovALL, 2ss Main street.
nOG-PUPPIES-AN No. dog by :. Jet Nick
IL olson 50 ex Kathleen IL Also Gordon pup
pies from the best strain in the United States For
pedfgrees and prices, address
B. NJ. g., Lagrange, Tenn.
M ULRs-MULES-MULRS- RECEIVED
1kl Also extra-hne lot OF Sands year-olds
Come quick, or You will lose the best bargains ever
DIANOS-A large lot of seven-o octave second
L hSud Pianos, Including Knabe and other
standard makes, very low tor cash-fron 500 up
ward. E WITZMANN x co.
LIME LOT OF MUSIC BOXE3-For Holiday
II Presents, at HOLLEN BERG'S.
DSRE EMAN & CO--Room 3. Times Building.
a. chicago. iiis., neal nes.se ngcnts. Corrce-
pordence solicited. -
ORSE-Fine saddle and harness horse, years
Ii Old cheap ]. N. Mcpouell. MOSCOW, Tenn.
1EGE 4 T-7s or CIV PPf1 PER7sY For g a IL
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nnre whnlesor

nougat, real sugar pIums, marshmaIIoWa and
fine chocolates. No glucose, all pure colorr,
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n Tue 10 'uAaCIrIIt 10 II
% all who examine the work

still is a large lot of beautiful frames ON
hand, which will be disposed Of, with pic
lures, at low prices.
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merry mInlms, some Oh whom p fnaps mac
never before seen Santa Claus 80 bountifnl
To all their beuefactors among whom tn,
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each the compliments OF The sea- On.
ST. PETERS ASYLUM, December 81, $50
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manifest the well-spnead table and neavi-
ly laden Cbrissmas-iree, whose burden glad
dened in no slight degree the hearts of the
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Calling! CaIling!!
The abandonment aud larges. assortment Of
Calling cards in the CITY 1T Wills & WILD
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VIII De paid on CAT 1T tae oI3ts NdtIoHaI
Bank.
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U0ICb blGepIuB-
room, with gas and water connections; location
on Shelby streetss between Beale and Linden; or
VIII rent same dad my services TO take charge of
same until end of the cotton season.
]. v. PATRICK, at Memphis Gin,
COG Main street.
MISERABLE OFFICE-On second floor of No.
II ~ Madison street, Apply to
e At III Court street.
DESIDENCE-Mrs. z W. BoWless residence,
LII No. ga Union street. corner Lauderdale.
Possession given Immediately Amply TO
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dFc Dttu III TIC DuTIurhS IOUB
cry careful in selecting stock, an
deliver their goods in the best c
EurutLi. Z. anl1 nhn a Ii

iylss in carpets and furniture can be foun
here.
KAHN IL FREIBERG,
Corner main snd Poplar.
75c and 81, elegant Spanish lace 6cbus,
capes, lace searfs, from auction Of Ora
ham & Aitkens, New York stock, less
than one-fourth original cost. 81 for
extra wide; 81, wine colored- garnet,
terra Gotta all-silk, extra wide Plushes,
81; Toe for damaged bombazines. Hen
rietta cloths and cashmeres, 10 and loo,
fines. goods, but damaged, 10c; 81 75
and 50 for ulsiers; former prices SIS;
our $50 dolmsns reduced TO So; our
SO doImaus are now 81
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O'Clock Misses Iorantha Semmes, Kate
Thomson and Mamie Ligh.burne
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We advertise,


A knott n Y &C Gordon, Ala
p CaIhorn "A Mrs II NJ Calhoun, Ga
P Jobson5Kv ] Murrell, Texas
R CalslweIl Tetas n o Edwards, Texas
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u Nl-LEELNE
s Of al The


Concert Eibrettos Of AZ the Operas in the Com
Psnys rep-Itoire for sale:
WANTS.
DOARDERS-At3 06 second staeet
ID Rooms furnished or unfinished
4 lOoK-A Cook and house girl. black OF
~ white Apply At speeht & Walters. 81 Mad
y statesmen TO travel on Commission in West
Tennessee. Mississippi and Alabama. Address.
with references, A. B., care OF Letter Carrier No.
2, Louisville, KY.
CTUDENT HELP-A number of students at Lee
y Moyne Normal School wish places where they
dresslthe PRINCIPAL,
No. 29I Orleans street.
YouNG MEN-TO learn useful trades De, D. ..
CITUATIoN AS sAWYER-Anv one wanting a
y 5000 Sawysr ihle1 OF foreman man ADDE'S
~ GOD CHAMBERMAID-One that has had ex
VI perience, at 229z Second street
CRU ATIoE-Young man from old country.
peaEs EADg dre wants tsIs in town
DtANo-To buy good pisno: must, be Cheap
100000 og Ss1s. IaI 1sisR re Sis6
est market price VII be paid Sacks win be fur
nLD Gold WATCR-CASES-Chsin Jewelry,
" etc, for CASH. J. NJ Milford & Co.. 1888 Main.
TO RENT HoUsE-with or rooms near
address r.: care c: II: Brsekstt 4 CO:
FOR RENT.
HARM-Known as the Bledsoe Place, in Council
II Bend, Lee county, Ark. containing l40 acres,
tern and orchard, for the year 1888. Terms s. per
acre. For further information, address
MRS. ". z HOUSE, Bledsoe Landing. Ark
HOTTAGE-A desirable cottage; five rooms
~ hydrant and cistern water; No. 3iS Georgia
street, near fernando strgetcars. -
EUGENE B. LYNN, 50 Madison street
III ALA nail suitable for q Roller Skating
Ii Rink Address. ID" Appeal office.
OTORE FOB RENI-Fixtures and good viii for
- sale. Terms liberal. Apply on premises.
MN. FRANK u co.
CTANTON HOTEL-Opposite Depot, Stanton,
- Term, containing IL rooms, and about acres
ground; only hotel in the place. Also LIVERY
q BILE on same premises; can be rented together,
MRS MARY E. WARE, stanton. Tenn.
MICE COTTAGR-SeVen rooms neatly furnished.
In one square from street cars; $25 per month.
ID. BRYSON. 2S1 Main street.
Fl oUsE-No. 200 HernandO street. "a near Vance.
Y RIFsING PLACE, CHELSEA-
VI Apply on the premises
ENURNISHED ROOMS-Plessant location, con-
IL venient to business, at 10i Jefferson street.
D OOM-One handsome furnished room, large or /
LIZ small. at Ill Washington street.
d COMA pleasant furnished room, at 90 Mon
LII roe street. one square from Peabody Hotel. |
r ARGE FIRsT-CLAsS COTIO ON WAREHOUSE, |
IL new roof. In perfect repair; will cover 27U0 |
oales OF cotton; large yard, Office and sleeping |
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Remember, for five days only, at our old
stand, you can obtain immense bargains,
.rafher III an remnYe the anoda
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COIVIr, I 70 . ycdIsi Nt <IV vdCu'

B. LoWESSTEIN & BROTHERS.
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IL roe street. one square from Peabody Hotel
r .ARGE FIRsT-CLAss COTTON WAREHOUSE
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MENkEN BkOfHE.s
GUNS, RIFLI
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-05-28
To Save Money
TO SaNe Money
Buy your clothing of George Sfransy, so
ALctter from Gen. JubaI A. Early.

On the 3lst of March Gen. Early wrote a
letter relating to the Louisiana state Lottery Com
pany, from which the following statements otnerest
to the general public are eStrnCtcd:
MIR. NJ. a. Daurhln, the President Of the Louis
lana state Lottery Company, resides In New orleans,
which has been his place of residence for many years
and he Is universally esteemed as gentleman OF high
character. For the correctness OF whatever he pub
fishes IN regard to tho operations Of the Lottery Com
nany am willing to vUuCh. The drawings Of the
lottery. sen-annuai and monthly, are under the
sale and exclusive control of Gen. Beauregard and
myself, the officials OF the Lottery Company having
nothing to do with them, except TO furnish us with
the requisite materials and facilities; and we take
peCal care that the drawings published precisely
rs they take place In the monthly schemes all the
tickets Sold and all Of the prizes necessarily
drawn. so that the company has no possible induce
ment TO make any false statement In regard thereto
80 | may say here that there many people who
cannot understand how 1t IL that when they have
bought five, ten, fifteen, or twenty tickets, they have
drawn nethiug II is only necessary to say that OF
those who hO buy tickets there must necessarily be
| a very great many who draw nothing. lit were rot
SO. no one would he fool enough to establish y lot
terry. Where man, by spending ten dollars, stands
a chance of drawing 400 600, $50 OOO go 600, and
various other prizes Ofsmaer amountsor 10y spending
two dollars, can draw $50, 600, 40 oOo s., ooo and
various other prizes down to $40, he must not he
prlsed II he fails after taking many chances. 1t is
matter Of chance or luck entirely.
'Gem. Beauregari and myself have had ample
opportunity TO test the Integrity of the Louisiana
state Lottery Company In all Of Its dealings, aud We
| are willing to vouch for 1t, rs we have done on re-
neated occasions II any can satisfy that the
| company has acted rrauduently In any Of Its deal
ings we Will dissolve our connection with II very
promptly, and take far efficient measures to
pose Its misdeeds than he taken by irresponsible
anonymous newspaper correspondents.
1.-The company. which numbers among Its stock
holders some Of tho most respectable gentlemen oi
New orleans, has Sense enough to know that 1t car
make great deal more money by conducting Its op
eTatiOns fairly and honestly than by resort Ia
fraud. IL has firm financial basis IN stand on. nnt
is therefore subject to the hostility Of other loter,
| companies which have no capital.
81 may add that II pays annually FOR the supper
pf
n0bles charities In all the country, siO 600 per
mum, according 10 Its contract with the State Re
sides this, its principal proprletors contribute very
literally and largely to other charities and public en-
| terprlscs. j. A. EARLY.
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In Baltimore they have charity prOba-
bly, the most comprehensive and thorough OF any
devised to relieve human suffering. II Is one day In
each week during the summer months to take fifteen
hundred OF more of the nursing and ailing mothers
and their little ones an excursion TO ChesterwOOd
water ride OF about fifteen miles TO for, amuse,
and feed them the entire day, and to have good ply
slcans along with medicines. large battling place
for abutionS is on the riverside, band OF music, a
for q playground, swings etc., are ut the service Of
the eNCuTslOnsts All ths Is entirely free, Including
tickets to ride home with their little ones after
the steamer returns. OF this charity MIR. John r.
Ford, the theatrical manager, Il the president and
has been for biN years. The benefit given by him Is
thus described in the Baltimore Sun of last Thurs
day;
- Ford's Opera House was filed TO oyernowing
yesterday afternoon Wednesday, May ~, to witness
the performance given for the benefit Of the summer
eeexcursiOn fund. II Is estimated that fully5 600
ladies' and children were present. attracted not only
by the cause to he aided but also by the exceedingly
amusing Bishop and the beautiful of the comedies
presented. The merry sunshine also Conspired to help
along the cause. Before aud after the performance
Eutaw and Fayette streets gay with happy faces
and bright ribbons. The performance at night was
for the benefit Of the fund, and about 900 per-
sons packed in the house, while hundreds had
be turned away. The sale Of tickets 10y the police
exceeded that OF last year and II Is estimated that
nearly 7, 600 tickets Were sold altogether OF course
an who purchased tickets did not attend the perform
anCe. The net proceeds from tho benent last yeaI
s3 OOO and n IL thought that amOnn VIII be
ceeded by $500 this year. Nothing charged for IN,
rent of the house by MI Ford, and, with the eNcep
tOn Of the ordinary expenses Of the theatre the entT
receipts 60 TO aid the Free Excursion Society in III
pTaisewOrthy work
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HOME QUESTIONS.
TO The Sick ana DeDiIitated.

Is It worth while 10 endure penal torture every
night from wakcfuness, Inability 20 sleep, nervous
pfusttatiOn, etc, when you can DO Immediately
eyed and permanently cured by 80 agreeable aremedy
as
SAMARITAN EEHyTkE2
DOCS II pay TO be compelled by debility and languUr,
% abandon active business when brain, nerve, and
muscle can be braced up and the whole system be
restored 90 healthy condition by course Of
SAMARITAN EEnyISEf
You nervous dyspe1tics, why approach the dluuer
table day with positive disgust for all that is sayOry
and delicious, wien vigorous appetite for the
plaiuesl food Is created by the use Of
SAMARITAN EEHyISE2
is u wise 10 Ye In this bright world as though II
were dungeon, constantly miserable aud diBcuu-
tented, when the worst case Of epilepsy, nervous
ness, or hypOchundra Is cured IN ninety days by such
EAMAIuTAE EEHyINE9
Can n be possible that any person Of nervous tenn
permanent win run the risk OF apopieIy or paralysis
with
SAMARITAN NIHyISEg
Is II not q species OF moral insanity for ANY mer-
chant, mechanic, farmer, or traveller 10 he without the
hest known antldOto against disease,
SAMARITAN SEKyISTY
Considering the haTaSslng and depressing nature Of
The functional arrangements 10 which woman Is sub
1ect Is 1t not astonishing that any invalid Of the
feebler Sex should hesitate 10 seek the certain relief
Nrordcd Ia such cases by tho general operation OF
EAMAHTAE EERYINEy
These are questions Of deeper Interest than any Of
He political dOgnas OF the day, and those whom they
concern aie invited " give them something than
Hasilug thought.
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The Emergency HospItaI.

The annual report of the Emergency Hos
printed and furnished TO the public. As this is free
institution and depends entirely upon the citizens
the District for add the amount of good work accom-
plished is remarkable. The number Of patient,
treated during the year was O. 257, an Increase o
eighty-twO over the previous year. The number OF
surgical operations was l73 while the medicine dis
tributed to the needy footed up total OF % 73i pre-
ssrpiOns an increase over the preceding year O
1882. OF the patients treated, 9 O5S were white,
and 4, 1912 colOied The expenses for running the In
stutIon during the year amounted to o. $50. 3D. and
1t is TO he hoped that the people Of the District will
help the good along by generous contribution
Of money. The resident physician. Or. john Far.
sons, besides attending to the Hospital dsvotes con.
siderable time To looking after cases reported by The
uOCa.
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Excursion 10 Juray Gave.

We are glad to announce to our readers
ON the 3Oth decoration Day, under the manage
ment Of two Of our leading business men, II. X. Hell
phenstine, druggist, aud j. -, Free Jr, stationer.
The fare has been placed at the low sum Of
~ for adults, S275 for children for round trip,
including admission 10 the cave. Train leaves depot
corner Sixth and Il streets, at $3.50 A. NJ. re-
turning TO the city at about $3.50 r. NJ, allowing -four
10 nye hours al the frst-Class dinner viii he
served for NIFTY cents before entering the Ticket
Tor sale ~ EODlt House drug store, Frees bookstore,
G0i Pennsylvania avenue, N. Mechanics, agent
Of the Virginia Midland Railroad Company,
and at the train the morning Of the 30th. The Editor
Of TIM HERALD does not hesitate to advise its reader
to make this trip. 1t Is u pleasant one, and as IN,
cave illuminated by electric lights the effect grand
beyond description.