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New-York tribune., 1882-02-22
LIVE srocK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

BUFFALO Feb 2i.-CATU.F-Reccipts to-day ',nt to'h
f,f ts IN 600 fn me- dine last wees. 1000; con
signed through 3i riy act,ve ant sade hEh .,
Ssis fb.icr -f-ary a. - * Good shippers - b9HH' ~
Light steers Fair 20 Good. $3.50 o. "a sot 7Elf ~ ~
TAu.s-fIpeains today, ltA: total for week tnH- "a,
II an for same time las. -4, $500 consigned through
fve cars dul tending downward ~aies-thoce 20 an,
sheen ~ 5OG%J 20 common duh AMI none -old Ii
20 cars remain IN 4old HOG,-Eeceipff to-day 3p tgt
for for time lasf Week i-',V
us-ncd lrnugh = dun and lower 80 81 f"pd b
C'hoi = Workers 80 - So Light do, 70 5oato ~ u
Ium Ncrhts IS - -; good Heavy mere flSs
20 $3.50 a.. 40 -, .b,n
Lofts. Feb. .-CAITLE-ReceiptS ~ near Sitp.
m,ut- head: rrgeit demand for buichers EIAi'
there beng ap-s on account oi the rams prng
there was very i-tr done: about So head OF NlYc ot-
ranging from Op loo h. eod quickly ~ - -oato o3
M ers nj ur Shipping trers: stock and Feeforr Wlir
STEEP Receipts 50 head shipments. 200 heai h1thn.
dose: demand good and prices strong al $t4eO lo All "
Fancy.
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LIVE PorLTRY
WIN nncka rnn.

The daily receipts the week NJ the var1ous
ponisnf distribution follows: Erie Railway, l5l
cans Cream, - ~ Of Mix. Harlem Rairoad ~
DO NeWlllven Railroad a. Hudson River tallTOa,
do; Jand tllTJad l01u of Mix md - cans Oi
Cream; New York NOrfheTni Railroad. so cans OF
MIX miscellaneous nearby routes Loo total 5
cans Milk Of 40 quarts each. $50 OF cream lhe
prices a. viii the surplus sld the platform dVriaee
81 o. ranging from 81 20 - and closing al ST 20 There
IS stu large o. MIX Off and the low prices an
70 absorb the supply OF the Ieta dealers ~ TINS city
aud Brooklyn dropped price To Sc per quart
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NJILLINER or SALESWOMAN.-Bv a /
6ltuatons Uanteo--1 1tlales.

TOACHMSN.-Bg one who thoroughly I'M
" eTsfaud. ans % horses II good.
careful driver: alsg thOrou hy uudsrstands vegetables
gardening. married 81 family good refOrcnCes
Address JOHN PEPPER, Orange p. -, Nj
COACHMAN aud GROON.--By man who
~ thoroughly understand. las business strictly temperate
willing ging. years last place; hs
highly commended from his last employer. Apply -O8
West 3f1nst
COLLECTOR or SALESMAN in dry or fancy
~ gOOds-By 20 speaks English French, Ger
man and Bohemian well educated of good address
puouaDle testimonials Address FRAN hLE, d ~
Marks Place
ENGINEER or rFIREMAN.-Bya good, sober,
j. reliable American; likes work AZ either. or both cy OF
country good reference. Ader- = f. boK ~ lopAotr
NeStcLesrer Ouuty, y. y
~ CARDENER.-Havin n thorough experience
II M the greenhouse and vegetable garden and the laying
oar Of geuitmtn grOuus and gilnIE q be- srlualy use
ul. gurd references Address p 1. L. al James N Thor
bun Co., - JOhA-st, New York
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TacIut4 .0, the week. last week lIOt>
boxes CORE .roudiuc wees ~ -i# boxes Exports
he r.. -lt'i boxes
like. pp Gao quot 4fluu- dub SIS. f~fI tr-"i DF
steam LIVERPOOL L2 -5- Ur' and very Light, ami ti
fulrrt is dui AMI grades, AboIt 1000 boxes ol
combuat sold tpd shipper ~ BE- but a- rue
tlev ,ln not bid &c. for Holders show more
am at t0 SELL THAI ni the strictly
Fancy parcels offered below C. several hundred
hoys state Factory bad condition old to tput
ucnta shipper Creamery skins are quite abundant
ana al 80 very tl home w pay L.. &C. iof the
best exporter rarely exceed c want 10 buy Good
al q
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EyDDrfs M pof1fo.,

weak md lower continued free inporaous OF urgn
stock The latter freely offered tan At any time
IN season but with large cali from the south and est
pr crs wcu sustnnci SOC bu-hel - the gen
cTa selling rice though Extra lots have reached H5e and
iul -tior ll down 10 Gul. The 1iNdhnal
steamer lad NOT reached her dock at late hour to-day me
iemUda steamer had small 0 produce IN :
tr he Foatpcs sold JU, ard tho IOn
Ia dy able any price CharIr Asparagus selling
very slowly ~Hl1rh on Nor kair sold AZ s. -
eray hat Hith 1900 bbt JuorryV steamer " Wil
d. haIu 60 exceed -. Quotations: -. ..
Potatoes. Bermuda. spinach, EOrfolk.hDl3 5N0t w
fIt .4t ala. -..vf,I a. .
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teIp Wanteo.

XYAETED.-Ladies for light home work;
w CITY or country For sample Of material and particular.
address. Scent stanys, SHOPPING BAG o. Jo'
Fultoust, Brooklyn. y. \.
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financial.

ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC RAILROAD
a old STOCK wanted by EDWARD c. FOX CO.,
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Poceirt- NJ Dried Fr.it w'eS pigs with so
pkc.. 0f pkss. "i Pecan nuts Exp"i~ oI
i1ei AppI-. -- pkg- There poriap- luc iGcal
demand Tor .vapora,c App but no improvement caa be
Mt prcr. -uIir.ci appi are spGrinelV offered
lots not dcsir hic
Iva Prdch- steady. ~uH dri prici F"r' uuir
lowe ugr- 90 encourage move uch'
buyers uuprcr quarters are on rd aI l'ic
and q oc halves ltt spb'rirs steady Cherries urn
tr: Drv ~ru. held at 1890 fllm- quiet southern
quoted ai . t hi hurITlt7 very rn -'n'A rA-
crclipgy sIt ani small sales ported 40 li-Ir Not many
l.ar.r!.s here few sold 40 l@@c Recent HUl jid'
has rauscc some peanuts ad prices shade
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BROOKLYN
Country.

DOAGD WANTED.-For three or four adults
ID for the season home preferIed Good country
hoard with AID health preferred io style Aodfrss
A. b. Tribune once. box 80. rlth PARTICULARS.
DOOIlS WANTED-W;th or without board.
ie-By iafy and daughter permanently between itb and
3ye. and l3d aud 9TH St. Address stating terms L. o.
I2J West tithst
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ady; Heavy Goat skins
/. weak aud nominal. Cnocc, quoted

lie. OleOuarg ~trarlur lO'Ir
-I-GAI{-H3W steady. quiet ana unchanged; l)I' ihus
CuDa MuScnfadc. cu-i and irtlslt have sofa III
+itc cuba Muscov do Inferior TO Common -. 81
do Far 7c do GOOD do Prime, sc do CeutTla-ai
-I.u-, do tioasscs -ugIr, D,. DO Mrla io, "a -c
Ga (19yed avs H ~ Nos 10 u u, 10Tb sc Porto Eico-
Refining In.erior 10 Good Fir. 5l 1c do DO "ood 10
Uf1ur sr lac. Brazil - = 10 l2 f+Htct Java,
Il No- @ To 10 7i4a-3.: Manila IN. Ipiiu, -upernnc
and exSupcrior 52G6lc. Kennel nrm Tor lcloWS il D
scarce. steady. Cur Loai 20
Crushed ga.c cubes. 9lsc; Powdered. g'2a1-c "Iann
"Stanlard" sil,s ,aic, on -" ssq- &C.. Hmte Exua
sQSisc. yellow DO. do. 7ga' &C.. Yellow "C,' '44
&C. Yellow. is;
TALLOW--teaoy aud quiet; Prime CITY, s'Iaca sales
$4,000 n -'-0~a-c.
TEA-rrcc- appear steady bur he auction sales ON
Thursday and Iday Viii decide tins point ihe private
business l- small.
T0sACCO- Kentucky quiet but firm: Lugs. GaG5 lc.;
22I hAd~. seed Leaf oHl 100 cases
ISS Pcuusviyania G050c; jb cases l~-O, New ursuc,
,1c ~ "a e. l--O ONO 4l24 llc 80 case, l-S WIS.,
cyusin 3L,1 l1c. 20 bales Havana s.0rl 20.
NJD!--I're., rather wclh; demand except Tor Pulled
n he light Cnwa-n-d Medium Fleece has sold N 41ci %
IS er at l7 X ONO at - c UnTa Dr. ID Persian az c.
Cane Al .gt ~urlne i'0Zf, al do at
Sc6rd do Al c ComDiug aud Delanc at a. aJCc, DOmes-
tlc NGlis
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Pc.-sar 90 ........22 asa Jo. do.. Brclwhcat 1
Honey 'tn rr .lu ~ Ider JcI a.. iU-- ~ :
box. ghoirs - rs p'p n . -l7.-
H.. Fur o., .i3 uIJ Maple syrup. gal. Up1 -.
Ju. EHrs t.-. I'd .S ii pie sugar, i..---4t 10
Do. LNt. tiyfer no
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OFFCE OF TIKI JCcUErTA MINING COMPANY
NO. X WALL-sT.. NEw-Y YORK. FcD. -, lSS2
nTVIDEND No. 3.-1he Jocustta Mining
IL Company thi. day declared IEIpEND Of one
Iff-NDRF,D-A AND-FIFTN THOUSAND DOLLARS. briuga
QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF ONE DOLLAR PER
SHARE and an EXTRA DIVIDEND OF FIFTY CENTS
PER SHARE payable the Office OF L0unsbery & Hag-in.
NO is Wa-st the 2-h INST Transfer books c.ose IN
the 23d inst X. p LOO NSBEKl' treasurer
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Receipts of cooped stock have been below thc demand
-, -, the eek and prices steadily advanced Primo
sold to-day lac igT State and jersey and IS iof
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Receipts or The week. S2 pkgs. last week. 7292 pkgs
corr-,ponGHg week last year. ',Nt' pkg he Hi'
-rlI receipts to-day "r!r met D. o NrN
good demand and IN II oi me 7Inck wa 7"n ~" t "dS
about 2f for Western and -hc i1r s'H'Artn Atp
all th ietd and Lined Eggs have been worked 'L
Quotations: .., - ...t o., zo,
jersey, J.. ]. ana southern ir'7H 100 ~"
nearby, per Goz.-.23 $50 iMest aEn "ith'rh. az
Penn ana y I...... ar Fair 10 tiOpi III 40
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Exports Of Apples from This port 1908 o6ol,.
from l0.fru -. bbl-.-t1.al -, 40 hDs Oi lAt
rumeut. ON al points I.5l3 bbi-. wcui % LNcrpog ~
bb. 20 Glasgow and l bbl to London Freish- 10 Liver.
pool "a 10 London G ami 10 Is Good WauF
odd lots Apples coming forwar which have weak ne
r market il orr really stock there is moderate
dem nj a. about previous prices trIahrr1e- have only a
small oDbing trade ana buyer views a-e generally mel
zen when r res hav, shaded little Grapes in mode
t4 supply but SLOWLY Fine FLORIDA Oranges scarce and
if nd nv of common here which III rr b. very 1t
flc demand Boston Pear, OF the Eeurfe dAnJou
Winter Ncz and varieties selling n - al %
Nor bu-bel box About 700 Of Florida Strawberries
ee an saturday. Steamer of syich carried over
ufI to-day me been d'cl.tty uUfIFpTaD.c,
and -ar- slow 40 II 10 p - per quart '.i"'d'ljS
,,,.e4 ggffwlu uu1t 80 Grapes. iaf1wla,
....sI,,, -5II I'd. ease ( JOaJ 90
H., * Sur ...... 4 ut0t 30 Oranges. Florida
Do. 10 good Iut 1d iirt lnN---.. ' nv
Iji Ru,sctts .. o. 90 I5 .o D1D"odt' ,'iee d. p" ~
lrauberries. Jersey \ D" lohtpH '"+' W
~, h2cr,. , g, Sf@fT Primo Z: g. % ac. qultt GOAL 20
n, st,frf 10 [. ~
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Sc. 33 " ALL 81.
NRw-YORR FEB 20. 1852.
DIVIDENDS No. 80 and 33.-Ihe Board
IL Of Trustees Of this Company has declared a
Dfvideud No = the Capital stock, also
Dividend 3. of The same amount ma~ing tot O. 10
uer cent payable February % m me once oI MeSss
ADAMS & AlCHARG 40. 80 " Gil-st. ~
m. transfer will closed on The 2d INST ard re-
or.1.t nm tie > -th- HENI.I Il. ACHARG.
Trpl. .uve-
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what n Herman Newspaper SAYS.

We Germans are in general not inclined to
hcleNc ut once in great announcements and puts; We
are rather suspicious aud often with perfect right Of
cV,ggcrUious and humhugs. our motto IL, ''What
desire TO and examine ourselves before We speak
about things aud praise them, This WAS our idea
when we heard aud read So much about IN s. A.
Richmond Justly colchtatcd World rrll,puc tustl-
tate, aud We therefore sent reporter to- thrhulldug.
We are now able to give the hest Information on the
subject, based On personal review and examination
Of the promises.
our reporter found pr. Richmond In his ONCE.
The Doctor kindly received him, and not only an
swercd all his questions, hut showed aud explained
overythn about the place to him Hts once Is on the
hfst hopr Ut the building, aud Its walls are covered
with thousands Ot photographs NJ gentlemen aud
ladies' restored to health 10y the use " samaritan Nor
VINE among whom our reporter recognized many u
his own Couutfymou, aud ts glass cases contain In
numetdhe certificates OF cures aud letters III praise VI
this world famed remedy,
About ten year, ago Dr. Richmond came to st.
Joseph. lie was then poor young man, with hut
little money, aud no friends toassst him. lie rented
q small once on Francis street, and commenced the
struggle for slngehauded and alone. Tie has
achieved grand triumph, In the face VI stubborn
opposition ON every band, and is to-day one OF the
wealthleSt In midst This fact alone is amply
sufficient to show the merits " his Invaluable pre-
preparation, even though there other sources
nom which IL procure valid aud reliable testimony.
But besides the money which this great medicine has
hesn the means of bringing 10 the Inventor the Doc
tor receives daily the blessings NJ thousands vt pa
uent restored to health aud happiness through his
fundamentally. These letters open for inspection
ut his Oce, aud II rtutes two clerk to attend to this
branch Of the business.
nr. Richmond Is living example to he Initiated by
all young men who have disposition to reach emf
nencc III the world lay diligence In the use of their
avn cNertOns, aud besides the enjoyment OF the pros
perity which surrounds him he has the satisfaction
TO be regarded human h,uefactor.-S Joseph
IuikSbittt Aug. %, 1851.
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Ros.IniChoraI socIein.

This society, az It's last regular business
meeting, decided 10 change M regular rehearsals 10
HE second and fourth frldays la each month, aud
upon the Intervening Friday evenings 10 hold musical
ana literary reunions for The benefit Of the honorary
membership. The FIRST Of the latter occurred FRIDAY
evening al The residence OF Mrs. bradford. me
most popular numbers On the programme were duet
by Miss bower and Nh. Nnl Mcfarland: soprano
500 10y Mrs Bradford; reading ''Ihe Famine 90 Iy
Miss McMuuay. hute obligatO, with quaTtetto ac-
compartments by Professor Mcfarland and Misses
y and =. bonner and MessTs, LapLam and WEI
McfMlaud' hute solo, by Professor Mcfarland. An
esteemed honorary member OF tho society Mr., Robert
Downing, was present and In response to the uni
Fersal demand gave an impT0mptu analytical lecture
upon Tho Famine 1 which was received with the
most upfpaTlous laughter and applause, IN response
% winch he gave an exquisite recitation from ''Ths
Lady OF Lyons '' Immediately before ad lOuUment
Mss Annie, by unanimous request gave several char
actefsuc Rotations, which were pronounced TOO
cute for anything, and the society separated In an
Olyer twist frame Of mind for meetings Of a similar
character.
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Fish ComInIssinn WnrL.

The United States Fish Commission car
left "wednesday. night FOR Ohio and Michigan loaded
with Potomac shad Tor tie waters Of those states
MT. Es, who Is IA charge Of the car will bring back
q cargo OF trout 70 be distributed throughout the
country, and any specimens u sh that may be found
IN tue horth for the aquarium at the newly estab-
lished hatchery IN this city. Mr. J. n. Simmons Of
me FISH Commission, deposited 300, 600 shad IN the
Potomac near the Little Falls on Thursday and
$780, 600 on Friday At the same place.
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stylish Clothing.
George Spransy, 507 Seventh street N. W.
Kindergarien Mission work.

Amy one who has witnessed the innocent
enjoyment OF little children al work play In the kim
deIgaIten will By advertisement IN another column
that there number Of ladies' ready for engage
ments 10 give the kindergarten training 10 the
children Of the poor those too young 70 help their
parents OF 20 70 the public school These ladies have
received regular kindergarten training from Mrs.
Louise aud Miss Susie Pollock, and VIII give their
services free.
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LOCAL MENTION.


1uE choicest and largest stock Of plppr.
baurings ft,m which &, mako e,lacii,rs fo, s,Ipo
b0rtsi1 lcrnt,tiops lie tiat st I'm, csi1biiebpdnt ~
Nr y N,rEritcr IA n stirot Nr N,tEritSr Inv,
ahIcd to do WORK al a lower figure than any similar
house OF the Kind in Washington. Ills workmen are
artists in their line, and the most perfect work couse
qucutly is sure to follow. Give him call AMI exam
Inc his stock and prices.
b. BAILEY, OF $50 Seventh street, is the
agent OF the roemner celebrated scalcs those that
have achieved world wide reputation, aud have taken
the medal Of honor at every exposition III every state
Beside this he has also q complete stock OF builders
ot the country, Baiey's saw ior one dollar Is Che
@ q" que g" nuu ~ Tvls surI',I . 10 g ""u
v,S ~ ''s' w. Nv 'o's % '"" q"
Nt,t,y,,s aud ro,ion d,ol.rs 40 NO,
~ -. - ~ pttiaS,,nbt, 80 81, -, w. wv
yu w. INV 49,, m,n,e'i'a, ~, n'.un"ae W
than either Of the above places. ratronlle home
teililse and leave your money where II viii dc
Ine most good among your customers. \, Bnnch's,
, HrENlALIlEs WIN ne onrIeu Nhls week AT
lhe sulerby-socked store ot MIS- Max WeNL 'l2
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Tomorrow and next day, at III A. NJ. and
L. NJ, each day, At his sales rooms Auctiop0er
Persian rugs and carpets. Comprising rare and rich
selections. Mr. bowling vii. also, on Wednesday
morning next commence the sale, by catalogue Of
tue household effects u his EIcellency NJ. Outrey
the French Minister at his residence Southeast coT
ner OF Connecticut avenue aud street. These goods
tisements.
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VIII, on and after the 7th instant, commence
running tho popular NOW YORK and Chicago
limited from New lOrD the finest dining and smoking
care Ia the world, The cars are throughout and
were built expressly for this line at tie shops " the
company, az Altoona, Old travellers aud Others who
have seen them pronounce them 70 be comfortable ee-
GAM, aud complete In appointment. Passengers taking
the Pullman sleeping car from Washington az 50 a.
NJ daily connect with this famous limited train at laI-
risburg and arrive In Chicago 40 1910 next morning
new time table goes into effect to-day Passengers
should read IT,. See another column.
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Reliable Clothing.
NVIIHWIt NTUIHIHE
George Spransy, 5O7 Seventh street n. W.
burglars BuFEIarsi PIate GLASS;
PIaIe GInhkI pinto GInhhl

Several very valuable plate glass have
been broken lately by burglars. Those not Insured
should call at once on The Home Plate Glass Insur-
auce Company Of Washington and insure their
glass. once No. Gi8 Louisiana avenue.
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Beer we have ever drank is the celebrated
TanhhauseT beer, manufactured by Bergner Enge
MehsTs HefRner a Co. have established depot for
bOttlpg II IN this city at g38 street where orders
can be sent, Family orders are made speciality.
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On MONDAY. Nav ".

Portner's Extra Tivoi Beer will make its
appearance. The very best imported hons aud malt
have been used AMI the greatest care taken In tile
manufacture II Is secOud to none. Depot, 620 aud
G2s Virginia avenue southwest.
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The private dining room at Willard's llo-
tel was enliyened on Thursday night last by merry
party Of gentlemen, who met for the purpose OF re-
Yyng old associations and pleasant "Reminiscences Of
earlier days the occasion being reunion banquent Of
the members OF "Old %, - az the section To- which
they belonged Ia the Pension once ten years beiTe
was famllarly called. Mirth aud fan mere upu,r. =
most, every one having some amusing Incident 10 re-
late Of the times they were COMMUNICATING and lhs
personal Significance attached 10 many 0i the anec.
doles told added greatly 10 their appreciation The
menu was quite elaborate, while the cards Wrfs a,.
pfOpriately Ornamented, and continued the foIlowny
written Tor lie occasion by one Of the member.
The years have passed through Carkness and through
light,
MA joy and sorrow, mingled smiles and teas,
And now We meet together here tonight
10 marx milestone In tho path Of year.
We SIN retain our hold on life aud health
We sill are solid IA the social scale:
Ana though but few Of as have too much wealth
We haven / been IN Cpngres3-Or In IAN.
Tho party was composed Of the following. named
gentlemeni !. W. Poor, j, H. Patrick u A.
Dennlson, O. NJ. Kondey, l.. a. BrandebuTy, ID. f.
Murphy T. H.. ltacker +. u. stephenson, o. W
WOrmelle, j. r. Kelly, j. y, MedDeiy, ". j mss
j., ". Cole j. + Miller, aud II. o. KvywouL
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NoYeIiies IN Tailoring
Important Sales.

During the past week have added a nun.
George spransy, 507 Seventh street northwest
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EIEenlan Bros,

Clothiers and tailors, corner Seventh and L.
Spring clothing; choice styles.
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American Legion of Honor.

Economy Council No. $780, A. l.. of H., Gel
ebrated the first anniversary of Its organization on
Tuesday evening last at Cosmopolitan Han. The
meeting was largely attended by the members and
friends OF the order, aud the programme of exercises
AS carried ont was of varied and Interesting charac-
ter and reflected great credit upon the efficient com
mttee OF arrangements. The principal features Of
the entertainment were the delivery OF eloquent and
scholarly address by Fast Commander Aug. s. BOeTn-
stein VI. D.; the reading of an original poem by
Secretary George T. laslam and the rendition by the
Economy Choir Of several classic pieces together with
some lew "f our most patriotic national airs This
council, Notwithstanding the short time OF Its exist
ehce, has taken giant strides forward and bids
fair to become one of the first In the country
aud now numbers among her membership some
OF the best progressive men in our commu-
munity, together with of our most distinguished
literary and musical talent The Committee on
entertainment are now perfectng arrangements for
the delivery OF course of Interesting lectures upon
chemistry, physics, mathematics astronomy, steam
engines aud engineering, popular medicine and
hygiene, together with one OF more dsCouTses upon
general history and literature. This Council has
among Its members number of gentlemen quite
eminenty fitted fOi the discharge this pleasuIabc
duty, for which they fave gladly yOunteeTed i0r The
entertainment and instruction Of the members and
friends OF the order.
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RemOdcied aud Rebuilt.

Clothiers and tailors, corner Seventh and Z.
Spring clothing; immense stock.
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EiseInan HrOs ,
Reunion OfOId q.

Clothiers and tailors, corner Seventh and f.
Spring clothing; moderate prices.