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THE FREIGHT OF THE EXCELSIOR.
The Case of NIr. HitZ.

GEN. BUTLER SUBMITS A STIPULATION BETWEEN
CoUN5EL-A DECISION ON THE 'PRIvILEGE'' CUES
TON TO BE ANNOUNCED TOMORROW.
Gen. Butler appeared In the Criminal Court this
morning, and submitted in the case of the Q. s.
agt. Hirz written stipulation between counsel to
admit Mr.. Hitz' commission as political agent OF
the Swiss government as part of the record. He
also called attention to r. s. 1874 under which he
commended political agent ranked as a diplomatic
ofhcer Judge Wylte said that he would then con-
slider Mr. HitZ commission as part OF the record,
ana would probably decide the pending question
as 10 bis privileges under that commission to-mor-
morning.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE Or fHE CBrxp SIGNAL orS7cKR.
NhsnrSaroH DC. Dec 5. 1892 an a m I
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ROBBERY BY SERVANT GIRL-A colored GIRL
named Sarah j. Camp, was charged before Judge
smell this morning with the grand larceny OF S44
from Mis- Blanch ID. Washington at her boarding
house, on street, between 18th and 18th streets
The defendant was domestic in the house where
the robbery took place. She pleaded guilty and
the case was sent to the grand jury, under $500
ponds. She was committed in default OF bonds
Policeman Sullivan arrested the defendant Satur-
DAY night, On 7th street, and recovered the most
OF the money
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District Government Affairs.

THE WORK OF FILLING UP TIRE OLD CANAL
at the expense OF the poor fund Will not be re-
suned until after the street work has been sus-
pended for the winter The hands who will be
employed VIII be those from the deserving poor
recommended by the lieutenants of police as wor.
tiny or such employment and compensation.
THE NEW POLICE STATION.
The new central police station, on 18th between
Z ana ID streets northwest, is nearly completed,
and 1t Is thought Contractor Hughes Will be ready
TO turn 1t over to the police department for occ-
plncy the latter part OF this week. 1t is good
JOB or work, but some Of the police do not think
much of it as to plans The new South Washing
ton station is not yet finished and VIII take some
weeks TO complete it.
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This morning In the Police Court Prosecuting
Attorney Moore called Judge Smells attention to an
OLD warrant against Augustus c. soteldo, char1.
Ing him with assault and battery with intent to
XIII his brother, Antonio n. eoteldo Mr.. Moore
stated that this case has already been disposed OF
Dy jury. and he would Ask that the warrant Be
noiie prosecuted, which WAS done.
The SAFE BURGLARS Nor YET CAPrrkKp.-Yes-
terday afternoon Lieut. Kelly, learning Of the APP
customers, at gro0gery In his precinct sent Ser
geant Brosnan ana Ofncers McNahon, miller and
Dunnlgan TO take them into custody for AN exami-
nauon as 20 their Whereabouts the night before,
thinking they might have been the safe burglars.
IL turned out that they were New York tramps,
ano, giving satisfactory account OF their where
abouts the previous night, they were retained TO
SEND 70 the workhouse as Migrants. Capt Vernon,
Lieut. keliy ana detail OF of1cers were out until
after 10 O'Clock last night looking for the safe
burglar mob. They think they have q clue.
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OFFICE oP me CHfkP SIGNAL OrFTCKR.
WLfHTsaroH. DC. Dec. 5. 1882. e:31 ans
Tor the middle Atlantic states Increasing cloudi-
ness and occasional RAIN SNOW In the northern por-
tons. southeast TO southwest winds, lower baro-
meter, slight rise in temperature on the coast
Special Weather Bullctin.
BAD FOR TRANSIT OBSERVERS IN THE EAsr-RAIs OR
SNOW INDICATED FOR TOMORROW.
The chief signal officer OF the army furnishes
the following special bulletin 20 the press: The
barometer Is highest in Nevada, and lowest north
OF Lake ontario. The storm, which was central In
the lake region yesterday morning, moved TO the
nortneastward, and a second depression has de-
yeloped In the Mississippi valley, central near
cairo Cloudy weather and local rains are reported
from the Gulf states, Tennessee and Ohio valley.
and as far northward as Iowa. Partly cloudy
England the northern portions of the middle
states and lower lake region. Giro reports rain
fan OF l. IS inches during the past "a hours. The
temperature has risen from 100 to 200 In the
southern, middle and New England states. and
fallen about 100, with north 10 west winds, In
the northwest and upper lake region. The
following special temperatures were reported at
8 D. m yesterday: Washington, $50; Norfolk 40:
Savannah, so: Atlanta, $50: Jacksonville $40:
Pensacola, $50: New Orleans. 600; Galveston, ego:
san Antonio, 7S9; Tucson, $50; Los Angeles, 80:
san Diego 7So. The Indications are that the ciou-
diness Will increase on the Atlantic coast, with
local rains or light snow In the middle states
during Wednesday. and light rains, followed by
clearing weather, In the south Atlantic states on
wednesday. Colder clearing weather Is in1ic1ted
for the northwest, upper lake region and upper
Mississippi valley on Wednesday.
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THE SECRETARY OF STATE TO Mr. CoRcoRAN.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WASHINGTON. October q, 1882 {


WASHINGTON. October q, 1892
W. W. CORCORAN, ESQ, Washington.
Dear !Sr:-I have had the pleasure to receive
your letter OF the 14th instant, In which you ask
The sanction and aid OF this department for your
PROJECT OF bringing to this country the remains of
John Howard Payne, now inferred at Tunis, in
Africa and giving them appropriate sculpture In
his native land. Your proposal meets with my
warm appreciation, and hasten to assure you OF
my readiness to do what can in rendering fitting
trpute TO the memory OF one whose touching
verses nave so endeared him 10 his countrymen.
In the absence or any present consular represen-
tat1on at Tunls, have Instructed Mr.. Lowell to
request the kindly assistance OF the British gov
eminent In obtaining from the government OF the
regency OF TuntS permission to eyhume the re-
mains OF Mr.. Payne, and in making the necessary
arrangements to transport them to this country.
o0uot not that this assistance Will be cheerfuly
and effectively rendered.
AS soon as receive Mr.. LOwell's response will
hasten TO communicate 1t to you. l am, my dear
sir, very truly yours,
FRED'K T. FRELINGHUYSEN.
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VAR. a. z. YOuuU.

Served In every available style. steamed, roast
and brofled speciality. Johnson's, 9Th near II
street Ladies' saloon first floor.
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TELL YOUR FRIENDS here and In Alexandria that
two more cases OF those remnants cashmere
c1cl have arrived at Storms, 90i 9TH, between l
and 4.
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THE SECRETARY OF STATE TO MR.. CoRcoRAN.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE. !
WASHINGTON Dec g 1882

w. w. C0RCoRAN, Esq, Washington, D. c.:
ST:-Referring to the reply OF this department
OF the q st OF October last to your letter OF the
l4tn OF that month, in relation TO the removal OF
the remains or the American poet, john Howard
Payne. from TuniS to this capital, I now have
the pleasure of informing you that Mr.. Lowell,
having brought the subject to the attention of the
BRUSH government received, on the 10Th ultimo,
a note from Earl Granville, in which his lordship
says mat ne has caused Instructions to be adj
dressed to Her Majestys consul general at Tun1s
In The sense Indicated by Mr. Lowell, and that the
result or the action taken by the consul will be
dulY communicated to the legation at London.
am, SIR, your Obedient servant
iSlgned} FRED'K T. FRELIEGHUYsEN.
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AVOID The RUSH week before Xmas by selecting
your presents in watches, jewery and silverwlre
now at r. Harris Co.'S, 1872 9TH street They will
reserve them on small deposit
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SOMETIME Saturday or Sunday night thieves
forced an entrance to the blacksmith shop OF Fred
erlek Weisahl, 1920 9uhstreet northwest, and car
ried OF large Sledge hammer.
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ONE PAIR OF gum shoes and a set OF pictures
VIII De presented 20 every IS shoe customer; and
all me button boots and embroidered slippers
viii be sold at reduced rates, at L. Heilb-un's 4O2
7th street Sign: The Old Woman in Window
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MORE BARGAINs To-MORROw.-New shades Eos
ter lace hooks, Sc; terra Gotta mosque
taires. 81; bargains in meFiRo underwear; the
pest cloth skirt for 81; hand-kntt wOrsted hoods
and Coats; best merinO vest for Soc: gents heavy
merino undershirtS, So. Dammann'S, SOC 18th
street
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WRITE TO NYCE, 81 v. Charles street, Baltimore,
for prices OF amateur Photographic outfits. Any
one. can take pictures. $40
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HOLIDAY NOVELTIES IN plush and leather, very
cheap; dressing cases from 81 upwards, at DAM
mann's, 500 7th street
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JAPANESE FANCY NOvELTIES.-The largest and
cheapest stock OF these goods In the city: hand
kerehief and glove cases from Zoe. upwards. Fine
cabinets, wOrkboxes, writing desks, tea sets, and
other novelties Dlmmanns, 500 9Th street
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WEI DE MEYERS CATARRH CURE

Stops hawking snufing, running nostriis poisonous
mucous dripping in the throat and pains over the eyes
purifes the breath and restores the voice. taste smell
and hearing An absolute for Catarrh and all its
symptoms. AS effective in of 20 yeSrs standing
as in ordinary colds DR.. Wei De Meyers illustrated
Treatise Catarrh mailed free on request Cure
81. 90 of all Druggists delivered by d. DEWEY
Co.. 1872 Fulton st., New York. s3O-s t. than
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DOZEN Cabinet Photos, with a thirteenth
painted, So Only place, 1169 Pa. ave. Kemethy:
gallery.
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FRESH MEATS.-ROund steak, 10c. h.; liver Sc
H. pOrterhOuse, 15c. H.: srl0in, IKE To- choice
RIB roast. 10c h.; at F. P. Hughes market corner
sth and y streets northwest.
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MUST CLOSE out all damaged goods this week.
Bargains! bargainsI Copies for painting gilt
paper borders, stars: all must go; new goods Dec.
1lsn. j. JAY GOULD. 42f 9Th street
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Inc great popularity OF this safe and efficacious
PREPARATION alone attributable 70 its intrinsic
worln; In the cure OF Coughs, Colds. Asthma,
Bronchitis, whooping Cough Scrofuous Humors
anu an Cohsumptlve symptoms, II has no supes
TOR II equal Let no one neglect the early sytrip-
TOMS or disease, when an agent is at hand which
VIII cure an complaints or the Chest Lungs or
throat Manufactured only by A. b. Milbor.
chemist, Boston. Sold by all druggists
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AIeXandria, says: my wife suffered from Rheu-
matlsm and Neuralgia, and has been greatly bene-
lifted oy Browns Iron Bltters."
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BLANKETS, 1annels Bankrupt prices.
lOUNGs, 736 7th street
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A Hottie
High Grade Ovsters ONLY

Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup will often save large
doctor bills. Price % cents
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METZsRorT win sell you reserved seats for OPEN
ing concert, Friday evening, Congregational
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We Will. continue our reduced rates for finest
cabinet photos few months longer. Rice, pho
tographer, 1917 and 1919 Pennsylvania avenue.
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GREAT attractions at the Boston Variety Store
Bargains In every description of holiday goods
The finest and newest designs OF all goods and at
the lowest prices. Albums at wholesale prices A
Beautiful steel engraving given to every Gus TONER
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25c. TEA SETS for children, Cochrane'

"JAP" and "scrap Pictures" See adv
j. JAY GOULD
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s9c. for a felt skirt, at Clarks, 732 9TH stree
northwest
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CHEAPEST CLOAK MAN IS j. F. Young. Fine dol
mans at half-price. 736 18th street
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Cocoaine, compound OF Cocoanut OIL beauti.
rtation OF the scalp.
The superiority OF Burnett,s Flavoring Extracts
consists In their perfect purity and strength
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DOLLS DoILsl DoIIsi-The cheapest and best
looking doll in the city at Dammanns, 500 7th
Sfrepf 49,
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FrssELL's Ice CREAM and Charlotte Russo,
GERMAN hand-knit jackets at Auerbach's, corner
nh and ii streets.
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129Hc. IsrrIn HDKFs., all-llnen, hand-work,
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SLEEVELESS JACKETS, 75c., at Clark's, 1872 9Th
street northwest.
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CocHRANE's Christmas Crandars curioslties
cheap.
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NEW SOUVENIRS Wednesday, at Clark's, f32 7th
street
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IN three minutes can be made by using Hecker,s
Self-ralsng Buckwheat Hecker's self-raising
uour makes biscuits and cakes In ten minut with
OUT yeast or baking powder, and without setting
TO use. For sale by ali grocers
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AUCTION SALES.

- OBERT VOSE & CO., Auctioneere
~ 637 Louisiana avenue northwest
On WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER SIXTH. at TEN
O'CLOCK A. Nj, we viii hold usual weekly sale OF
Alec, Carr ages, Buggy and Harness.
1t ROBERT VOSE a CO., Auctioneers.
WEEKS & CO., Auctoneers,
w $50 louisiana avenue.
Opposite City Post Office.
THE PERSONAL EFFECTS OF PRIV ATE FAM
lily, RESI- ING AT No. 10l7 C STREET, NEAR
ELEVENTH STREET SOUTHWEST ONE
ss2RncA aRfdE, SopTH oF THE SMITHSONIAN. AT
EIGHTH. AT TEN O'CLOCK AN
AT the sale win be found Parlor Suites in Brown
Reps and Plush Furniture Walnut Drop-leaf and Mar
Die Die. Tables Brussels Ingram and other Car
tspss and Window Hsngngs: Dining EI-
Glass and Croctery; three Walnut Chamber
cts. Single Walnut Bedstesd, Hair and Shnck Mat
rasses Feather Beds and Bedcoihing Walnut Rec In
ing Chair Cane and other Rockers; Toilet SITS and
Mardrobe; I'VE nearly new Heating Stoves Cook Stove
with Utensils and Kitchen Furniture, with other
goods, to which we invite the atttntion of BUYERS
49, CHAR .ES WEEKS, Salesman.
oo-St Late with Duncanson Bros.
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"HOME, SWEET HOME.n

Removal Of the Remains Of Mr.. John
Howard Payne from Tunis 10 Waah.
ton-FulI Text Of the Correspondence
ON the subject.
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DEF OI1OA KOOIs. 'I1 'tn % MUurHIng Store.
CHILDRENs CHRIsTAAs CURIOsITIEs, cheap, Coch-
faneS
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Browns ouchiat Troches

Tor Coughs and Colds: ~ have used them for morS
than dozen years, and think them the best and
most convenient relief extant."-Reu C. A. Hum
piJ'ey, Gratz, Ky.
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FOR RENT-STORES.

FoR RENT-A RARE CHANCE FOR DRUG
Il g1st-Drue Store and Residence, with mod. inns
formerly occupied drug store, where good bust.
ness can be DONE small capital required rent low For
EOR RENTAL BI.ADENSBURG, Mo-, ON b. &
q. x. r., good Store, well adapted for any bust
ness and desirably situated. For particulars apply or
address JOHN STEPHEN, Bladensburg Md. nl-6w'
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SAxoNY WOOL German haHd-knt Jacket sisf9r
men and boys, at Auerbach's, cor 7Jh and H.
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swinging Irritation, Inflammation, all Kidney and
Urinary complaints, cured by "Bucnu-paiba.E 81
"AIderney Dairy wagons,
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning
Also, cottage cheese, buttermllk and sweet mIk
20 per ct Cream. loo pint
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
JAPANESE GOODS

i JAY GOULD, 42l 9TH STREET, BETWEEN d
- and sts., one square from Pennsylvania avenue
Scrolls. Lanterns. Fans. Decorative Pictures Bor-
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For HEALTH use Pennsylvania coke.
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The executive committee OF the Society of the
Army or the Potomac met at WOrmleys hotel last
night 70 make arrangements for the reunion in
tnls city, on the 10Th and nth OF May next.
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Lydia T.. Pinkham.s
Perfect Ruckwhent Cakes

vegetable Compound strengthens the stomach
and kidneys and aids digestion.
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IrfnderS' LactO PhOshafe of Lime and
Coz Liver OIL, the best remedy known Tor coaehs
colds, consumption, bronchitis, asthma an throat
breast and lung affections
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GOLD FILLED CHAINS. 81 to $40. ratggs

ART NOVELTIES, Xmas cards j. Jay Gould's.
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=, BEATEN BY POLICEMAN AND FINED BEsIDEs-
Hugh p: Hoar, middle aged man, was in Judge
Snell's dock this morning, charged with ASSAULT
Ing Policeman O'Hare, and also with trespassng
on the Capitol park. The prisoner had bad cut
on his forehead and one on the side Of his head.
Omcer O'Hare stated that he was detailed at the
Capitol building yesterday to see that the Garfield
fair exhibits that were being taken away from the
Capitol were not tnterfered with by outsiders
The ae,.o defendant was troublesome. and finally
walked across the parking. Witness put him un-
der arrest when he resisted and struck witness in
the neck several times. The defendant stated
that the officer is prejudiced against him because
he has preferred charges against the officer be-
cause OF his dfscourtesy. He went to the Capitol
to get some exhibits. He got some ana was going
after others The of11cer ordered him away, and
he refused to go, and started for another door of
the building and in his hurry walked across the
grass The officer then put him under arrest and
witness refused to go to the stationhouse. when
the onicer began to club him on the head with a
loaded cane, cutting him in several places He
showed the court stiff hat that was riddled with
holes. which he claimed was done by the officer
with his loaded cane. MI. OHare was recalled,
and denied that his cane was loaded. Judge Smell
imposed fine OF S. in each case Mr.. j. Amber
Smith, who appeared as counsel for Mr.. Hoar,
stated that his client Will take out warrant for
assault and battery with intent against the of1cer
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OFFICERS OF THE SENATE.

J. J. Bullock, chaplain, 915 New York avenue.
f. Shooer chief clerk. act. Sec, COS 18th ST. n.
4. j. Bright s?rgeant-at-arms, 208 East Capitol st
d: =. Peyton, executive clerk, Metropolitan hotel
isaac Bassett. asst doorkeeper, 10 I'd street ne.
w. r McMlchael. postmaster, Metropolitan hotel
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BADLY INJURED BY COLLISION OF TEAMS
Last night Mr.. w 8. Loughrey, accompanied by b.
buggy. On the corner Of 10th and G they came in
collision with one OF Adams express wagons. The
forward wheel of the buggy was torn of, and Mr.
Beverldge was thrown out and dragged some dis.
lance. Mr.. Beveridge was taken to his home, and
a physician summoned, who pronounced his in
1ures serious. He was injured internally, besides
the express wagon drove of rapidly without stop
ping to ascertain whether any one was hurt.
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VERDICT FOR Mr. s. NoRMENT. - The Circuit
Court this morning concluded the case OF the
Peoples bank, OF New York, agt s. Norment by
q verdict for defendant. This was an action on
the notes OF N0rment & Co (the son OF defendant)
given to Wilkins & Co., OF New York, and they
being in the hands Of the bank, suit was brought
against Mr. Norment, who the bank claimed was
the "Co." OF the firm, but he showed that he had
nothing whatever to do with the firm, and the Yer
dict was rendered accordingly.
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oils. dolls, dolls, Cochrane's.

JoHNsoN's 9th, near E.) stewed and raw oyster
counters, immense, all selected Ladies' saloon
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-02-23
Churches.

Mass every Sunday at O'Clock 4. NJ. in the
chapel Of the Arcadia College. Evening instruc-
ton, followed by BenedctiOn of the Blessed Sac
lament at o. clock. At Pilot Knob Catholic
Church Mass is celebrated every Sunday morning
at 10 O'Clock.
NJ. z. CHURCH, Cor. Reynolds and Mountain
Streets, Ironton NJ BELL, Pastor Residence:
Eronton No. Services second and Fourth Sun
days in each month Sabbath Schoot every Sun
day morning, at . o. o'clock. Prayer Meeting every
Thursday evening, at o. clock.
SERVICES at the Baptist Church in Ironton
the end Sabbeth in each month, at IL O'Clock
a u and 30 O'Clock P. NJ. PRAYER meeting every
Tu ssday evening. GEORGE BOULSHER, Pastor
Episcopal SERVICES will be held regularly
hereafter in st. Paul's Church, Ironton, on the
gssrth Sunday in each month, at 10 80 A. M and
evening.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-02-23
societies..

INDIAN CHAPTER. No II, R. A, meets on
On the First and Third Tuesdays in every month,
1T @ clock M, in the Masonic Hall, Ironton
STAR OF THE WEST LODGE No. 1873, A. F d A.
NJ. meets in Masonic Hall, Ironton. on che Satur-
day Of or preceding the full moon in each month
Mosaic LODGE No. 35l, A F & A M. meets
in the Masonic Hall, Cross Roads, on the Satur-
day OF or preceding the full moon in each month
IRoNfoN ENcANPNENT No, 90. / o. D. F.,
usslD In the es5Fss He'll. Ironton, on sne
First and Third Thursdays Of every month.
IRoN LODGE No. 10T [. o. O. F. meets every
Monday evening, at its Hall, in IrOnton.
PHoBE LopsE No $780, 10 OF, meets every
Tharsaay evening, in Masonic Hall, Cross Roads.
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A CALL AND RESPONSE.
Judge Thomas Address on Educa.
tion.

IRoNTON, Mo-, Feb. 6, 1882.
Hon. JNO. L. THOMAS, De Soto, Mo.-
Dear Sir: Having had the pleasure of hear
ing your address on "Education," delivered
at the Court House at Ironton on the evening
OF February 4th, 1882, and being satisfied that
a wider dissemination thereof would be for
the public good, we request you to favor us
with Il copy of the same for publication in the
IRON COUNTY REGISTER. Requesting ia
vOrable answer, Yours very respectfully,
BID. ZwART, w. X. EDGAR,
n. G. GRIFFITH, WIN. T. GAY,
EMMA GRIFFITH, F. SCOvILLE,
S. NJ. EMERSON, c. b. ISHAM,
c. E. MARKHAM, S. II. GAY,
VIM. A. FLETCHER, CIV. FARRAR,
+. NJ. MARKHAM, ELI ID. AXE,