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A hoy and Tive Girl, Drowned.

SPRlNGFIELD, MSS, January 9-Nrllie and
Eddie GooZy, OF Brookftcd ana Georg1 lna Hart.
OF North Brookield. each about Ii wears ~ age,
broke through the ice on Quaboog river, at Brook
Held, sunday afternoon, and were drowned. Eddie
struggled nobly 10 save the girls and was drowned
IN me attempt only the boys body WAS
covered.
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BANK DIRECTORS EIECTED.-The Central National
Bank elected to-day the following directors Sam
uel Norment {presidentl, JAS. [. Barbour, j. II.
Goddard, II. Browning, Jas. 8. Edwards, B. Charl-
ton, II. Strasburger, Henry Dickson, VIM. e. Clark
o. 7. Thompson and c. A. Beayans.
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kilograms to The Star
READING RAILROAD ELECTION.
GERMANY'S CROWN PRINCE TO BE RBGENT.
News by Cable TODAY.

ENpEAVoRlSG 10 HAvR Mr.. PARSEII REIEAsEn.
LONDON, January 9.-rhe Ddllg NetcS states that
the friends or Mr.. Parneli are endeavOring TO Sc
cure his release from Imprisonment before the
opening or parliament The Se3rS believes that
the government has the matter under cOnsidera-
ton.
CRITICAL SITUATION N FGyrT
ALEXANDRIA. January a-Seri0us complications
nave arisen between the chambers and tue Fu-
ropean controllers general over financial meas
urAS Chcrif Pasha, the prime minister Is sun
ported hy The army. and another demonstration is
probable The situation Is critical
EARrHQUAKE IN INDIA.
LONDON, January "A Calcutta dispatch t0 the
Times It ites that an earthquake occurred on the
east coast or India on the 3lSt ulk
THE CROWN PRINCE OF GERMANY TO Bs RECENT
PARIS, January "A Berlin diSpttch u la
France says: Emperor William has decided 10
proclaim the Crown Prince Frederick VIII am. re-
gem, on the - oi March next. on the Sion OF
Emperor Williams SSth hirthdayr
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PHiLApELPHtA, January 9.-Frtderick Miller was
olttcn 10y small dog four months ago. He brooded
over IL until he was seized with all the symptoms
OF hydrophoDa on Thursday last. He died al a
late hour last night.
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lnquiriHg Knt0 Deparfxssc:.t A.point-
lssestfs.

lisesiis.
iNF0RaATi0N WANTED FROM STATE AND POST
OFFICE DEPARTMENTS
Mr. Neal has prepared the following resolution.
which he viii offer 1t the first opportunity: That
the Postmaster General be directed 10 report to
the House list or all removals, promotions and
appointments under the grade Of POSttn ,star Gene
raj made in his department since the 1th OF March.
1881, and employed in Washington, excluding mail
carTt rs, and including inspectors, stating p rtcu-
lars First. The causes OF such removals Whe t!ier
voluntary or upon REQUEST ans! for what reason
qucoted. Second The appointments made, the
residence OF such apIont'eS upon whose recOin-
mendat:on or under what influences said appoint
mentS were made. and the respective grades there
OF. Third. The promotions made, and whether the
persons promoted were next in order OF promotion
to the positions promoted to. Fourth Whether
any board or commission has been convened for
the purpose OF considering the subject OF appoint
mentS. and whether the system OF competitive cX-
animation has been, in any single appointment,
reSorted to. Fifth Also, appointments made on
the temporary roll, and upon whose recommended
ton.
He will also offer resolution calling on the Sec
retary OF State 10 report to the House all appoint
mentS made TO the consular service since the 4th
OF March, 1877, with the names OF residences or
each, together with the dates OF removals and ap-
pointment5 and the reasons why the same We're
made. Also, the influences which controlled the
appointments and secured the removals.
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ANOTHER NOTICE To THE PUBLIC.
ON 2TTH DECEMBER, 1881,

- ANOTHER NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
-
ON 2ITH DECEMBER, 1881,
The undersigned had fuii AMI fnsl settlement with
the Rochester BREWING Company is hGrtiiii
ami selling lis beer III this cy and vicinity, end tic
next day assigned to the Rochester Brewing CCupaly
the iease 81 the premises, 1906 PENN iyania avenue,
and put their agent Ill Possession ot the fxtnree,
wagons, hotees, st of cust1ners etc, for which be
rtceIptc The name If the company, a pa!G the under
signed 800 uai settlement. The books, accounts
and debt were retained by the undersigned. All
sons indebted to Adam Koch as agent for the sale Of
beer OF Rochester Brewing Company, of Rochester in
the state of New York. hereby notified pay only
to such persons ss have written authority to collect
fron the undcrsl1Hed. afI the customers particu
larry nctled net 10 to +. Ii. finey, any other
agent O! said con iany.
ADAM KOCH,
ja6-3t SIT lith street northwest.
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~ SPECIAL NOTICE.

r~Y1 SPECIAL NOTICE
OFFICE OF THE MUTUAL FIRz INs. Co. oFD.C,j
NO ". pfSSs1LyAni1 srd : AvbseE bsa az MA Yss
The annual eetn Of the Mutual fe Fire ire Insurance
ffRd ih q ts Pc m f INV 5 vii ,Ss be hsd on the
at Odd Feilows Hail. m street g and streets
northwest, eomneucng at o'clock am:
soast.a 5oar E eaaaaes the asiss q se of
T ema m Is fegiFe I to be held at f the G ssoye meetg
is provided: AT the annual meeting OF the company
chairman. who shall conduct the meeting aud election
n aeeordsnee With the act Q; between the
All policy holders pulletually to attend
Amount OF premium notes held by
Fdhy 30 3lu w
Sash FseeiSed on renewals for year isS2.. 1eis s.
Secnrnes l!S,t0o "
Losses Gy ire for the year 1851 adjusted
Losses BY ire for the year ISL adjusted '0s 70
BY order Of the Board Of Managers Of the Mutual
40 40, %. '(' '~J j. WESLEY BorELER.
aal-I3t Secretary.
r-g- NATIONAL METROPOLITAN BANK;
u. WASHINGTON. DC, December "a, 1881.
The annual ELECTION for Directors this Bank will he
held at the the BanEng n Ell House m TUESDAY 19h Of Jan
d24.j2Ss GEO. H. B. WHITE. Cashier.
rT THE NATIONAL BANK OF THE RE-
aHna the ssoc.heldsrs ef Of this III
ho Of d oe D. o eest os Nine bre
'o5s 10 serve during the s,onng year -, nv
~ RETAIL DEALER IN BuiLpiNG suPPLiEs.
142l New York avenue. the Treasury Department.
Bartlett Hayward Co.. xrehteefarai R Iron Work Ma.
sna ss' MintSn Mia III a sas sHaSx
Portland Cement, &c. d13-3m
rsSS HOLIDAY GOODS.
A large assortment OF Fancy Porcelain and Duplex
Lamps. PortabIes' and Fancy Shade Paper Shades.
Magnificent Display Of Gas Fixtures.
E. F. BROOKS.
dit Corcoran Building.
fs EUREKA SPRINGS WATER (fronI Arkansas),
80 summit Deep Rock, Geyser (Saratoga}. Be
Water and other Natural Waters. freshly reeeysd
and for sale on draught at
MILBURN's PHARMACY,
ms 1929 Pennsylvania avenue.
HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON.
3l7 NINTH STREET NORTHWEST,
WASHINGTON. DC. Dec. "a, 1881.
Our uptown customers respectfully informed that
We have occupied our New Shop,
No. l760 STREET.
near Dupont Circle, and have private telephone wire
from there to our Store No. 3l7 9Th street.
We shall keep part of force Of workmen At each
place. and ell customers viii have their orders attended
to. d27
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Washington News and Gossip.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-1nternal reve-
nue., 500, ,930.57; customs, $500, 1899

REPRESENTATIVE FRANK HIsCoCK, of New York,
Saturday night celebrated his appointment as
chairman of the House committee appropria-
d0ns by entertaining at dinner the members OF his
committee, Speaker keiier and eX-DStrict AttOr-
ney Bliss, of New York. The dinner was served at
the Arlington Hotel
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A RLINGToN LIVERY AND SALFS STABLES
IN JS0. II. CLARK. haEa,er--II3& @ street. istyecTs
11th aud 18th streetskeep for re andaus. Coe?es.
CouI Ieletres and. ia fact, al OF the Stt stsCs ct
riacs, fy the hour month with drivers IL tai kVrr,
Ladies and Ge.ts' Saddle Hoss c@zTs.es -lsazi
any k0str dAy nisst- trte-s ttlrnsIgi t,es-1G.-
change promptly attended Part-eH;.r atics.tsI.
given tc boarding horse aSt- la
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New TRUsTEE.-At the annual meeting Of the
board of trustees of the COrcoran Gallery of Art,
held to-day, Mr. frederick b. Mcclure, OF this city,
Was chosen member OF that body, to fill the
vacancy caused last summer by the death OF Mir.
George W. Riggs. No other changes were made in
the personnel or the tn nstitutlOn.
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ALL QUIET IN ALASKA.-COmmander Glass, in a
communication of the 18th December, reports that
afi airs are quiet in the territory OF Alaska, and
the Indians are peaceable. He does not consider
the presence OF an American ma n-Of-War as any
longer necessary. He has bandoned the post at
and Withdrawn the officers and men.
National Republican., 1882-10-30
FOUR FUNERALS.
John q. Baker, II. X. Taylor, Mrs. g. A.
Knight, ana Mrs. EdcIin.

AhhfNhNs anu bhTbs AsNChhs
Tho funeral OF John c. Baker, q prominent Ma
son, took place Sunday afternoon at his late resi-
dence, No. sS1 Seventh street. The attendance
merous and beautiful; The pail bearers were
George W. Coleman and George $. King, Of Column
bia Coumandery No. 2; II. s. Merrill and X. v.
Goldman, 7. II. P's of Columbia r. A. Chapter No.
/, aud /. l., Johnson and II, G. Lews, T. MS OF
National Lodge No. ., Columbia Commandery
and National Lodge attended in carriages. The
interment took place at the Congressional Gene.
terry
place from ST. Patrick's Church Sunday afternoon
Rev. Fnther Sullivan conducted the services and
spoke most eloquently Of the pure and Chr stan
life Of the deceased. There were many beautiful
low, on which were the words "At rest In blue
immortcllcs. This was sent by the employees of
the engraving division of the Bureau OF Eu-
ns AGbo AG5bn,s sOyd fBooIe George
Mason, II. S. Addison J, T. Prather, and DR.. Frank
I. Howe. The interment was made at Cedar Hill
Cemetery, Georgetown.
The funeral Of the late Mrs. Mary L. Edelin,,
noon from her late residence OH Eleventh sue I
southeast. Deceased was the sister OF Detective
officer Joseph Acton and was the widow oil captain
Lum Cooper, noted local politician In ante.bel-
llm times, who cast his lot with the rebellion, aud
after its collapse went 10 Brazil where he died in
the military service.
The funeral ceremonies Of the late Lewis Rod
ney Taylor took place Sunday morning ut Calvary
Baptist Church, the pastor, Rev. samuel Il.
Greene, officiating. The funeral was very largely
attended, especially by the children of the sunday
School, of the church, OF which he was superin.
tenaent. The intcrment took place al 0nk Hill
Cemetery. The. pail bearers were ii. g. jacobs,
esq. David Haynes, jr, Il. +. Earl, II. II. ken-
II, David A. Chambers, Mr.. Shhnd, of the State
Gorham, of the Typographical bureau, Post. Office
Department.
National Republican., 1882-10-30
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS

Mrs. Rev DR.. Poulsun ia. returned to her home
in this city, from trip North in pursuit Of health,
very much improved in that respect
The very flue new Estey organ just introduced in
the N. E. Church, ofths city, was used for the first
time by the choir In the services Sunday.
Mrs. Rebecca Hoof, wife of Charles r. HooG
esq.,, cashier of the First National Bank of this
CITY, died at the residence Of her husband, on
Seminary Hill.
The jury Ia the case of Frank Carter, on trial
in the County Court for creating nuisance in de.
POSTING night soil ut Fort Runyon, failed to agree
and the court adjourned till court in course.
The new Zion colored Baptist church in the
First Ward, on South Lee street, was dedica cd
Sunday with interesting services, continuing net
ly all day, conducted by Rev. S. NJ. =. King, of
Washington, assisted by Rev. ii. Iiley nrge
number OF coortd people from Washington were
pre- ,cnt. The church is neat brick building,
comfortably fitted up
National Republican., 1882-10-30
Enrh,n Oncrn rHounc.

Havcrly's Mas;odon Consolidated Minstrels open
for weeks engagement ut Ford's Opera House
this evening. Their wellknown ability. the ex-
celence of their singing, and the grace and symmo
ty of their dnncing'warrants the prediction that
tney will perform to crowded houses every night
This is the largest minstrel company on the road,
aud embraces in It's membership many people
famous i'll the profession. Their presentations In
this city on former occasions were of the highest
order of their kind. and each number OH their
immense programme was special feature of at
traction. Those who have already seen ilis com
while those who have not should moi miss this
opportunity of seeing O really first class minstrel
National Republican., 1882-10-30
The Dasllawnya.

Notwithstanding the threatening rain last cven-
ing Masonic Temple was crowded by the ad-
herents Of temperance and friends Of the Dash
away Reform Club. ]. H. Hilton, A. Eaglest on,
and Judge Weed made interesting addresses. Mr..
were loudly encored. Mr.. Nye made the closing
address and named the following us the executive
committee to take charge OF the fair: Mrs. Barker
MIS-. Fillmore, Mrs. Pope Mrs. Andrews, ], Il
Hilton, Mr. Andrews, Mr., Nicholson, Mr.. Mock
abee, Judge Weed, and 4. l.. Miller,
National Republican., 1882-10-30

THE erection of Chicago's new Board Of Trade
Buildings, and its adjacent Improvements, which
have more than doubled the values of property in
that direction, was demanded by the rapid growth
of the commission business aud the grain and pro-
vision interests of that city. This rapid growth
has also called for greater warehouse facilities,
which is being res pUnded to by some of tie
wealthier commission firms. Among the latest
Improvements III that direction is new grain and
general produce warehouse, six stories high, with
every Improvement, dock and river frontage, be-
longing to the commission house of Flemmng &
Merriam who have been so long and favorably
our small aud medium spectators have found
constant source of profit. This firm is probably
one of the most enterprlsiug of that city.
National Republican., 1882-10-30
Tbe New Then,re CouIouc.

The spectacular extravaganza "The Necro-
mancer'' will be given at the Theatre Comique
this week, with gorgeous new scenery and every
thing that can add to the attractions Of the show.
In addition TO this there will be a frsGlass olio
by Fanny Lucille's Clodocho," Puff AZ Smoke
and Spanish Ballet, and the first appearance of Ada
Henry, said TO be one of the most beautiful women
on lie variety stage. Notwithstanding the eX-
uaordinGry expense Of this weeks attractions,
the prices OF admission will be as usual.
National Republican., 1882-10-30
National Thenfer.

The attraction ut the National Theater this week
is Mankind" new drama which has met with
unusual success this season at Days New York
Theater. 1t is the old conflict between virtue and
vice, Drought out IL wonderiully realistic form,
is at last crushed out aud virtue reigns triumph.
ant. The leading paris are excellently cast, and
the highest praise is accorded them by the press
wherever the play has been presented. The
scenery Is entirely new aud specially prepared for
this play, and adds TO tho realistic effect Of the
National Republican., 1882-10-30

Fr0nntuCut ArrtVHIe.
ARLiNGToN.-G. II. Andrews, New York.
WoRMLEYs.-Ashleyw W. Cole, New York.
WILLARDs.-w. II. Beard, Brooklyn, N. "; Henry
J Rider, stanford, Conn.,; ID. q. Guutlcr, New York
Maos.-k. Elias, Franklin, N. CT c, II. Bowers,
Clinton, Mass; E, II. Wood, W. W. Williamson, Gin
MrTROPoLiTAN.-J. NJ. Williams Chicago: w. f.
Knight, Lexington, Ky,; Edwin Coan, Albany, N.
W w. II. Hull, Fort Elliott. Texas Frank MCsker,
81. Louis; Il. r. Morgan, Alliance, Olio Is. +. Wat
kins, JOhnstown, Pa
ST. JANEs.-Ii. G. Davis, Denver, Coli +. W: by.
gert, Z, ntuNrH, N. G.; w. Il. Phillips, New York
d. w. Holt. Philadelphia ii. +. Wilson, ]. D. Hal
lock- Baltimore; George White, Philadelphia; w. ].
Tullnnan, Cincinnati, Ohio.
EBRiTT.-Walter II. Payne, Brooklyn, n. Y; w l.
liam q. Robertson, y; Paul, Minn. Eonald Bridget,
J.; X, lRhinan, Hartford Corn, John Ewing Epeer,
Pitt burg, Pn William u. Rood, Mich; d. J. laid-
]. w. Jones and II. X. Gray, New York; o. n. Lplh,
Gincinn vi, ohio; A. NJ. Zane, Philadc phin; VIII
liam HOplrr, Hartford COnu John L. sneed, Frank.
fort ky.; 4. +. Richardson, Davenport, Iowa; WI
Mount Laurel, N, J.,
National Republican., 1882-10-30

Physicians employ speers port grape wine in
their practice i'll MI cases where pure wine Is
called for and do all in their power to foster and
encourage its production. 1t Is coming into great
favor among the most wealthy IN New York city
as n family evening wine for entertainments. For
sale by druggists and grocers.
National Republican., 1882-10-30
Jersey yoters. Attention.

The last day for procuring tickets at reduced
rates for New Jersey voters is to-day. Ticket,
can be had from Benjamin +. Worrell, 1906 PenL-
sylvania avenue, until o. clock this evening.
National Republican., 1882-10-30

Of Richold's Boston Shoe House, 49l Pennsylva-
mia avenue Monday, October 80, Tuesday, october
81, and Wednesday, November l, where you will
find the largest and most select stock of fine
boots and shoes ever. shown IN the District An
National Republican., 1882-10-30
Exeeutor,s Sale or valuable RenI rstote

MessTs. Thomas ]. Fisher Il Co, will sell at auc-
tion this afternoon, at 4S0 O'Clock, valuable
brick residence, No. 725 i street northwest aud
grounds.
National Republican., 1882-10-30
DISTRICT BREvITIEs.
The weather To.Dav.

For he Middle Atlantic States including the Dis
ffct OF Columbia generally fair weot1er, southeast to
south rest icfnds, no deciGed change IN temperature,
and stationary or iO,Ccr barometer.
Generally fair tecather Is Indicated IN e Southern,
Middle, and Ndr England States on Monday ieiti
sight change in temperature probably Jolo,rtd BY
hoh rdfps on Tuesday.
National Republican., 1882-10-30
No Nof Heaitnfe

DON'T forget It, the American Tea Store, corner
Of Seventh and streets northwest, is the place to
buy your tea and coffee at New York prices.
National Republican., 1882-10-30
We Have Taken Time

by the forelock, and prepared for cold weather
Our building is filed from basement to attic with
and men. Eiseman Brothers, clothiers and tailors
coruer Seventh and L.
National Republican., 1882-10-30
1lsTABLsHED Issa
JOHN McDERMOTT g. BROS.

CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS,
tSteam usedl, $40 Pennsylvania avenue, near Third
street west. Washington, D. g. Carriages and Hnr-
ness received on storage and sold on commission,
Carriages repaired. fe.-u
National Republican., 1882-10-30
Look Out for the Grand Openinr

to call, If only to compare our stock and price
with others. Eiseman Brothers, clothie.s an
tallors corner Seventh and L.
National Republican., 1882-10-30

You can publish a three-line advertisement Of
Wanted" For Rent" e For Sale" or Lost"
three times for twenty-five cents in THE REPuB.
National Republican., 1882-10-30
The Tb.r,nop,c,.r yc.,ora,0
Prominent ArrIrrI..

"a. M, 576o: IL n NJ, 62.6o; 3p. M, 6S.o1; Up.
m, 65.6o; II p. M, 6I.5e; maximum, 69.lo; mini
mum, 54.So,
National Republican., 1882-10-30
We Can show Y0u

the most attractive assortment of boys overcoats
In the city, and at prices thar will tempt you 10
buy. Eiseman Brothers, corner Seventh and e.
National Republican., 1882-10-30

Fresh Alderney butter churned every morning
and delivered in Slb. "Ward" prints at 60t per lb
Also cottage cheese, &c. per ball. butterlniik. &C
per quart. and sweet milk &c, per quart
TnE highest cash prices paid for dresses and
gents clothing, watches, jewelry, &c. Call on or
address Herzog, 3oS Ninth street. near PennEyl-
ypnia avenue,
National Republican., 1882-10-30
.atder,ey Dairy yyarons "

BOSTON BAKED BEANS and SARATOGA Chips, at
DAVE HAGERTY's,
Twelfth street and Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1882-10-30
Dry Goods.
THE GRANDEST BUILDING
SOUTH OF NEW YORK.
The Largest and Most Complete
Stock Ever Exhibited in
Washington.

Every Department stocked to its utmost ca
pacity. Prices lower than euer. We shall
strive to maintain The reputation of the old
store Of selling good goods at the loaceSt pos
sible figures.
National Republican., 1882-10-30
R B B o N s.

job lot, bought for our special sale, consists Of
S00 PrEcEE-
More and Satin Black, ottoman, Brocade, and All.
SILK Moire. width, No. 30, in all shades. A Bargain
Unequaltd.
National Republican., 1882-10-30
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.
DEVLIN & CO.,
Merchant Tailors of New York,

INVITE SPECIAL ATTENTION TO THEIR UN.
USUALLY LARGE ASSORTMENT OF GOODS
FOR MEMS WEAR ENGLISH, FRENCH AND
DOMESTIC pIAGoNALS IN BLACKS, BLUES,
AND GREENS; PLAIN AND DIAGONAL CHEW
lots; OVER THREE HUNDRED DIFFERENT
STYLES OF CASHMERE sUITINGS AND TRoW-
SERVINGS, INCLUDING THE NEWEST STYLES
OF EXCLUSIVE" ENGLISH AND FRENCH
PATTERNS. ENGLISH GERMAN, AND
FRENCH BRoADCLOTHS AND BEAVERS IN
BLACK, BLUE, OLIVE, GREEN, BROWN, WINE
&C ALL GOODS MADE UP IN NEW YORK
AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. SAMPLE
PARLORS, 1870 + STREET.
National Republican., 1882-10-30
LADIES' GOODS.

Our Special Prices for Monday Tuesday, and wednes-
day will be:
Double-Crown Gimp Sjc.: usually, 55c.
satin Cord, Beaded Gimp, 81 Inches wide, 50c.:
worth ut least 75c.
A Beaded Applique Gimp at 5oc; sold elsewhere
sink Fro all colors 4sc per set of loops; worth
double.
Black coney Fur Trimming 3lc. per yard; cheap
at 45c.
Pointed coney Fur Trimming, 4Sc. reduced from
National Republican., 1882-10-30
LOCAL MENTION.
MIR. A. w. LITTLE,

West Washington, says: ~ can
safely recommend Browns Iron
Btters, as 1t gives general satisfac-
National Republican., 1882-10-30

nSSe MADAME JOSEPHINE LOGAN,
sSS7 Teacher of the italian school of Singing, will
be ready 10 receive pupils OCrOBEk1 MADAME
LOGAN received her musical education from the
best masters in Italy and London, and her large
perlence in italian opera especially qualities her to
prepare ladies and gentlemen for the italian aud
English operate also for concerts and oratoros
MADAME LOGAN, by permission, refers to the
brated Impressnro; Mr., John Philip Sousa, Leader
Marine Band, Washington Mr.. Ludwig NJ. Rubens,
American Musical Agency, New York; Prof Marco
Duschnitz. New York; Prof B. +. Baker, Chicago;
Prof Luigi j.: Ventura, Boston; Mr.. Earl Marble,
Boston. Address 1892 L street northwest sel6tf
nGTD DENTIST.-HOWLAND DENTAL ASSO-
BS CITATION, No. I'll Four and-ahalf street,
doors north of Pennsylvania avenue east side Here
after extractons under Nitrous Oxide, without pain
will be q for the first tooth ana 50 cents each ndd
tonal tooth at the same sitting. EStractons without
gas, SO cents each TOOTH Best Artificial Teeth made
Eper set. Gold and Amalgan Filings from o. to 81
Alwork warranted first class. Have administered
Nitrous Oxide TO over $1,000 patients Patients COM
Ing by car will be furnished free tickets to aud from
the Office. mr32-ly
rSye PROFESSOR ALEXANDER DEwoI-
RSS OWSkI, Pianist and Vocalist assisted by
his daughter Miss Isabella DeWolowski has re-
opened his Musical Institute. at lll6 street
Twelfth street northwest. His new and simplihed
method of instruction is the best In existence. II
years Of practice; II teaches how TO read music
sight and trains the voice to Its highest culture for
operas, concerts, or the parlor. seI-3m