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National Republican., 1883-04-27
AnisttIInnfniis.


NUANTED-A SKELETON; ARrICULATED |
pre6IeT&rSd p6 & Write in fun o%Ts. SSrss, cfsh @ pr'Ss
H., Republican odice. ap2raH
CIR ROCCO (HAMBLEToN1AN), STANDARD |
- bTel stallion COLT PRICES STABLE, SIKH |
street, Monday, April So for service. Reasonable.
NHTANTED-BY JUNE FoR cAsD, FUR |
w niture, carpets, bed and table linen, silver, &c,
complete for 10 or ~ room housei inclose inNen
tory aud state lowest cash price. Address d. j. Re
publican ofice. ap2G6tH
VKTANTED-A NICE GOLD WATCH FOR A
w lady. Address II. NJ, Republican once.
M ANTED-oHoIR SINGERS, SOLO AND
chorus desiring an s9gessment 70 Is senq ob lner
Church, 1913 Twelfth street northwest ap26a-
w VANTEp-EyERY no, PATRoNIzE
FOR cnt sns LGea dsyeFs
ices, 4sl Pennsylvania avenue and 1908 + sireeta
TXTANTED- SOME RESPONSIBLE PERSON no
w adopt two nne, healthy children, Of refined
years. Address L., Republican oiIice. ap2SSti
A YOUNG GENTLEMAN DESIRES BOARD IN
IA strictly private family on Capitol Hill, with
home comiortsi references given Address n ~. c.
NXTANTED-TH COMRADES AND FRIENDS
w OF Lincoln Post, q. A. II to remember that
they are EXPECTED e par,aks& & Of ice cream cake &C.
VIZ ANTED- BOARD WITH PRIVATE FAM
Wy lily; near carsi state terms. Address WILL
lam Republican onice ap2tste
VNTANTED-ABOUT 10 FEET OF OLD IRON
w fence railing Address ll0S Tenth street north
west. ap2i-3N
En INCH BICYCLE WANTED; MUST BE
OO choap for cash. Address J. L., Republican
Ofice. ap&t3te
yXTANTED TO REMOVE sUPERFLUoUs
w hair molcs, or pimples, aud every blemish Of
beauty DR.. HEATH, 493 Ponnsylvnnia avenue.
A YOUNG MARRIED LADY WOULD LIKE
"A to rent automatic sewing machine tor the sum.
best ofcnre. Address j., Republican oice ar2i8tt
NXTANrED- COMPETENT GENTLEMEN AND
w ladies to sell goods; $40 aweek. Room q, g3i
Il street. ap2S3tf
| VXTANTED-FIV CENTS PER LOAD PAtD
| w for all dirt put IN hole ON east side OF Third
| street. between q aud II streets northeast j. w.
STAIR, lt2g New York avenue aple.lm
DARTIEs LEAVING THE CITY. CAN. HAVE
| il their furniture, &c, hauled, packed for ship
| ment, or stored. Apply TO w, H. MOSES d SON,
seventh street and Pennsylvania avenue. mal7.it
! VXTANTED-YoU TO KNOW THAT WE SELL
w flrst-cass tailors make secondhand suit,
| much better and great deal cheaper than common
| new suit eau be bought At
JUsTH'S OLD STAND,
No. 6lo D STREET NORTHWEST
N. B.-New clothing we sell cheaper than any
where. de22ly
VIZ TANTED-To ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN f.
| w Beall, Room l. l4Do New York avenue, rs Com
missioner OF Deeds for every State and Territory,
United States Commissioner. Examiner, and Notary
Public always In office nom y a m. to5p m. apS0ly
WANrED-
National Republican., 1883-04-27

ssNTTEAK AND UNDEVELoPED PARTS OF
w the human body enlarged, DEVELOPED ana
strengthened" NC, IL an interesting advertisements
long In paper. In reply TO Inquiries we VIII
say that there is no evidence OF humbug about THIS
on the contrary the advertisers are very highly IN
dOrsed Interested persons may get sealed circulars
giving all particulars by addressing Eric Med. Co,
r. o. Box 5l3, Buffalo, N. Y.-7oiedo Evenih0 Bee.
National Republican., 1883-04-27

nECoRATIYE ART NEEDLE,woRK-MRs
~ IL. BRASELMAN Will give Instruction In
Lessons In classes aud private. Apply at her Em'
brodering Parors, No. I'LL q street northwest
Terms reasonable. sell-ly
National Republican., 1883-04-27
cfor Sale--9ots

NOR SALE--LOT, 42xl00, on + STREET, ONE
IL square from New Pension Building. Apply AZ
40 NJ street northwest ap2I.5-
TIOR SA AI,Ig-
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6urIisb Baths.
9trscnal.

XToUNG GENTS DESTROYS TO STUDY ARCH
i itecturC, civil or mechanical engineering (lnhth-
enatcs drawing, &C., included), MS professions, TO
call aud arrange at lor private or class day or
aDo7
National Republican., 1883-04-27

c,UPERIOR FACILITIES FOR REPAIRING
- aud reuphosterlng furniture aud chlldrens Cnr-
Tlages aud exterminatng moths at W.. Is. MOSES d
SONS, Seventh street and Pennsylvania avenue.
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.Fur Gent NlisttI!aneOns.
Summer Nuar0ina
Washington, d. @.
SYMPTOMS OF SKIN DISEASES.

c1ITN,IER R'-InioARD~DEiIGiITFUI LoCATIoN,
- SWhitney avenue, Mount Pleasanti Seventh street
cars mass the place; terms 32t per month, Address
MRS PIIRNER, Mount Pleasant ap@7-3tF
National Republican., 1883-04-27

TVoWES BOOK KEEPING; NEW, RAPID SYs-
Ill TEN: business course ~ monthly. His business
penmanshp quickly learned. Separate class for
ladies' BIZ Seventh street. ap7slmN
National Republican., 1883-04-27
A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

n
AS am frequently asked by dealers and others how
get hold OF so many bargains In standard Second
hand PIANOS and ORGANS, and how often have
new INSTRUMENTS at less than manufacturers
wholesale prices, perhaps public explanation Is III
order. ,
l. My reputation is thoroughly established for hay
ing the CASH to purchase any bargain that is offered,
SO il follows that hen persons are leaving the city
and want TO sell they come 10 me.
9. take n great many second hand Instruments IN
exchange for new ones-Square Pianos In exchange
for Uprghts.
q have buyer at the manufacturing center, which
the manufacturers consult with satisfactory re-
suit II they little short on pay day The follow
ing is n few out of many Special Bargains now on
hand: No. IA Piano Made to order for an oxCty
Marshal at cost of $500, with elegant embroidered
genuine liardman, 7,s oclaves, SQUARE Piano new @
right price sl2j No. L. a octave square, at 81.
No. s. good Chickering Square, at H5; No: ., Ihe
finest Upright In the city by private party s25O par
tiCulars 1T the store No T. New Organs at $50. BE.
sides many others that may be seen At -.
CHAUNCEY j. REEDS.
National Republican., 1883-04-27

dele Pennsylvania avenue, Tenth and streets.
TF YOU WANT TO BUY. SELL, RENT OR
i Trade City Country Property. come and the
great bargains at the Real Estate Exchange OF
Hotel, corner Third street and Pennsylvania avenue
northwest mhl9'f
National Republican., 1883-04-27

A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE OR TWO GEN.
IN tlcmen can find n charming home for the sum
mer IN small private family, in ohe Of Nc pleas
nntes residences in WASHINGTON nt reasonable rates
Inauireat the Office of the Remington Type Writer
west Rp2r3tk
National Republican., 1883-04-27

1000 STREET NORTHWEST, OPPOSITE
L. QUO Franklin Park,rwo small communi.
eating furnished rooms third floor; both front;
well ventilated and very pIeasant board If desired
rpfn rpuuirpl. ap2r3tf
National Republican., 1883-04-27

r IBERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED
i on Time Deposits, United states Bonds bought
where, by ]. II. sQUIER a CO., BAnksES. ltlS PeaIn,
aglvaRiR RRYeAnS. AASeW
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kilograms to The Star.
DEATH OF M. GAMBErTAl
EARTHQUAKE AND THUNDER STORM
BRUTAL MURDER OF A WOMAN
SUDDEN DEATH IN PHILADEIp Hya.


HIS LAST HoURs-A STATE FUNERAL kxrrCrEn
PAkIs, jan IN Gambetta died at his resi-
quite conscious TO the last. The death agony
lasted two hours. N. Spuller, NJ. Ell enne ana Dr.
FrenZal were present at the last 10 oment The
physicians who attended VI. Gambet Ca state that
his death was due 20 pyaema. caused 10y sup
pressed eryslpelas. A clot OF blood which had
formed in the heart sufIacated the deceased. A
There win be an autopsy Tomorrow state
funeral, 1t Is expected. Will be given 10 the de-
ceased.
THE DEATH CREATES A SENSATION IN PARIS
PARIS, Jan. 1.-The death OF Nj. Gambctta has
created an immense sensation here. Groups were
gathered on the boulevards by o'clock this morn.
Ing discussing IL. NJ. Gambetta finally died quite
peacefully. IL is reported that he viii be buried
al Nice beside his mother. The president OF the
republic, NJ Grevy, was much affected by the
news
CONFIRMED nYrocHoNpRrAc
LONDON, Jan, 1.-The STANDARD SAYS" An tn-
innate friend OF NJ. Gambetta states tnat he had
become confirmed hypochondriac. weariness
and disgust at the failure OF his prospects may
explain much that is mysterious In tie lie just
closed"
HIS LAST woRps-coS1IxrEp EXCITEMENT n
FRANCE. g
LONDON, jan IA Paris dispatch in the second
edition OF the Times SayS: The death agony of Z
NJ. Gambeita began before midnight, after great
sun ring, which ceased When the agony began.
The R9ss'tbiiglte FTdRcdiSc. OF which he WAS the.
proprietor, appears in nlack, but gives no details
OF the final scene. McSsrs. Arnaud, rroust and
H5cht were also present at his deathbel. IL is /
stated that he LEFT no political testament. Hei
made private VIII on saturday. A deep impress
sion Is produced here. The papers reporting his
death are selling al nearly every Street, and
crowds are struggling To procure them
kilograms were sent 10 President Grevy and the
other authorities immediately after the death. M;
in the course of the afternoon he eKclAined: "Je
Suis perdu II est inutile de dissimGler mais 4 al
tant soufftrt que ce sera une dpilverance." Hisl
death Is like Il thunderstroke amidst the bewil-'
ueIeu nation,
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pretty under the gas light Miss Lizzie wore pale
pink toilet OF wool and satin the same shade;
Mrs. Thackara a rich combination or pink satin
and brocade trimmed with white lace; Miss
Rachel Sherman, blue striped grenadine over blue
satin; she carried large bouquet OF white and
crimson roses: Mrs Gen. Ewing, lilac satin. with
panels OF lighter shade; Mrs Gen. Poe, black
satin; Mrs Col. T1dball, black silk; Mrs. Col.
Morrow, rich costume OF black velvet; Mrs Bishop,
OF New York. scarlet satin, with full array OF
diamonds. The young lady assistants were Miss
Alice Blaine, who wore dark blue satin: Miss
Tracy, OF Detroit, light blue gauze combined with
satin and flowered garniture OF deep red roses
MISS SturgfS, light blue satin, with front and
panels OF oriental brocade.
The family of the Admiral OF the Navy did not
receive, Miss Elena Porter assisting Mrs. Paymas-
ter Slack.
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other Receptions,

GkN EHER4AN'S RESIDKNCE, ETC
At the residence of Gen. Sherman. the ladies' of
the family. assisted by the wives OF members Of
the Generals stan, began their reception az noon.
An almost continual line OF callers passed over its
hospitable portals during the afternoon Mra
Sherman did not receive, owing to slight fnfispo.
sttion. Her place was taken by Miss Sherman. Mra
Thackara and Miss Rachel Sherman The nsrinre
were darkened, and the decorattons looked yerY
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WooDwARp & LornRop
ANNOUNCE THEIR
THIRD GRAND ANNUAL SALE
TUESDAY, JANUARY Cd, Iss3
LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR,
When we shall exhibit
THE FINEST LINE
Of these goods ever in stock
The quality Of muslin being finer and better thanfs
ordinarily used-the finish and workmanship far supe-
rior and tie prices extremely low.
NIGHT ROBES,
MUSLIN NIGHT ROBES. Rows Of Inserting. Neck
and Sleeves 81 ! trimmed with Hamburg Embroid-
Muslin NfGAf .i III ROBES, Clusters Of rucks Trim
med med with b. Hamburg around Neck and Sleeves.
CAMBRIC NIGHT ROBES. Rows of Inserting,
Hamburg trimmed Neck and Sleeves Only
MUSLIN NIGHT ROBES, Rows Of Inserting,
cAMBNiG S1GHT CHI ROBES Rows Lace Inserting
po1b-e kufie round Neck and Sleeves. plait4d
Finer .ssS zrsss OF 0SSs in Beautiful styles s. SO and
CHEMISES!
MUSLIN CHEMIST. square neck, rows of Inserting
trimmed with Hamburg round neck and sleeves.
only Tic.
MUSLIN CHEMIsE, Lace trimmed, rows Of Lace
Inseriiug. SOC, each.
CANBRIC CHENISES, 8 rows of Inserting Ham burg
trimmed neck aud sleeves. only sI.25 very cheap
ElegGnt line of finer goods at low r.ces for the
quality OF work offered.
COMBINATIoN SUITS FROM 81 TO s4.25
SKIRTS.
MUSLIN SKIRTS. tucks. Cambria ruffe. only sec.
MUsLIa SKIRTS. 10 ,tncss and wide Cambria
muslin SKIRTS, 3 tucks vide. tucked -ufies, only
MUSLIN skfRTs. 10 tucks. with wide Hamburg
MUsadS ad sklIls, clusters of tacks Cambria rufie
sly sTiEss E sk &fs Sh TO so EACH
MUSLIN DRAWERS. tucked Cambria ruf,es, only
CAMB, &c DRAWERS. 4 clusters Of tucks, only 65c
CAMBRIC DRAWERS. with tuck and ruaie. only
only &c.
MUSLIN DRAWERS. 8 tucks. cambric rufae. edged
with lace, 15c.
MUSLIN DRAWERS. three clusters of tucks, wide
Hamburg ruttie, only SIC.
CAMBRIC DRAWERS, 2 rows of lace inserting and
lace ruffie, only s1.25 each.
FINER GRADES up to So. all splendid value.
Ladies win find these goods displayed on our second
foo, here have provided additional counter room
and where You c&h have opportunity for careful and
cf1tlcsi examination.
HoopSKIRTS. BusTLES and CORSETs in full
assortn' ent at the LOWEST PRICES.
BOS STON DRY GOODS HOUSE,
s2l PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. 921
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Asnped the Track.

BoRDRNTowN, n. j., Jan. IAN extra freigho
train and coal train jumped the track on tho
Crosswtcks Creek bridge, on the Trenton branch
or the Pennsylvania railroad. this morning. Travel
from this city to Trenton is temporarily stopped.
wrecking train is at the scene getting the cars
on the track.
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WATCH NIGHT SERVICES were held in the Dunn.
barton street NJ. E. aud the Congress street NJ r.
churches last night and were well attended. Rev.
): ). q. Webster, pastor OF Dumbarton street
church, preached.
the Christmas entertainment
OF the Dumbarton street NJ. E. Sunday school last
Friday, MIR. j. w. kirkIey was presented by his
class with crayon likeness Of himself handsomely
framed.
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PITTsToN PA, Jan. Number 10 breaker or the
Pennsylvania Coal company WAS burned about q
O'CLOCK this morning The origin OF the fire is un.
known Los, Sl51.og0.
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WEEKLY STAR.
ESTABLISHED THlRTY-Two YEAHs

AZ. "fSEIr STAR is large eight-page pa;er
" ~ e"ilnns, cut, pasted ard folded Contains
seports Of Congress- all Government nanatna,,s ~
=. Oonrss Warrington News ana Gossip, Pait cal
1srsoia, Society scd Local Affairs Correspo,,denes
Sketches, Home Arsc,es, Fsshion Notes Telesrrsr',
"stnssnsi'e own wire to New York) Literary Nots
ahe hArkex. ETC Send il 70 friends in the coup
~. Oa'J OeE DOLLAR YKAn. post,sa.d Add
1nx KkxKLs SrAa. Washington. b. C. ,,pT.im
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General Foreign News by Cable.

AN IRISH MEETING DISTRESSED BY CoNSTABuIARY.
DrBIIS, Jan. IA national league meeting,
which assembled at Balinahown. Kings county.f
yesterday, I'm defiance OF the government procla-i
nation foTbidding IL, Was dispersed 10y large,
force OF constab tabulary.
STEAMER wHEATFIEID wREckEp.
LONDON, Jan. 1.-The steamer Wneatneld, from
New York, Dec. IL, Tor Leith, stranded at st
Catherne's Point at 40 O'Clock last evening I'm a
thick fog. The crew, with the assistance cf the
coast guard, were saved In their own boats Thei
steamer is entirely covered at half tide The deck
is exposed to the sea. The mainmast and funnel
are gone by the board. Should the weather con-
tnue as at present the prospects OF saving the
cargo are fayoring Sacks OF -four are now wash
Ing from the hold. The steamer viii De "A total
wreck The wind is west southwest There Is q.
thick fog.
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The Late IFa,vnitan Minister.


The Late Hawaiian Minister.
Yesterday afternoon the writer Of this becoming
interested in the sketch OF Hon. Elisha III. Allen,
dean OF the diplomatic corps, as given by Major
Poore in his large Congressional Directory. but
not thinking It possible that the date OF his birth
January 2Sth, lS0i--could have been correctly
given, since his looks denoted man at least ten
years younger, called at the Hamilton house to see
Mr.. Allen and make Scnle personal inquiries IL
was, as 1t proved, but twenty hours before his
death he came courteously down to the main par
lor, in response to the card, and confirmed smil-
ingly the accuracy or the report. adding that he
was In reasonably good health and found this
climate agreeing with him better even than that
OF Hawaii, which. however, he said, was charming
He expressed an intention of ending his days here
as all OF his famy-the children OF two marriages.
were In the United St2tes except one son by his
preston OF interest in his varied and romantic
life Mr.. Allen went pleasantly over Its main
features, viz that he was born at New Salem,
Mass. but was admitted to the bar fn Bangor
Me-; was whg member OF the house OF repre-
sentatlyes OF that state flye years, serving In 1888
as speaker; that he and Hon. Hannibal Hamlfn,
political opponents, but warm personal friends
were In that body together, and that by tidal
wave, similar to that which has just swept over
the country, he defeated Mr. Hamlin for the 9th
Congress in a democratic district, the only man,
he believed. who ever did defeat him; that by the
feated him for reelection in 1912: that
he shortly afterward removed to Boston TO
pract1ce law, and by appointment as consul to
Hawaii under President Taylor in 1919 he removed
there, but with no intention of becoming a SUBJ
Ject Of that government; that internal diSsensons
and outside pressure led to his befng chosen and
accepting the position or minister OF finance In
1858; that subsequently he became chief justice
and regent OF the government and finally envoy
TO the United States $50 that am here" he
concluded, pleasantly, "in the capital, where as
! comparatively young man served in Congress,
wearing the decoration of king, and Incidentally
am become dean OF the diplomatic corps" He eX-
pressed regret that his daughter. Miss Allen, was
not with him for New Years day, and said she
was detained in Maine by the Illness OF her grand
mother, but would arrive in week. as he had
learned by letter received that morning. In
personal appearance MIR. Alien grave and nr-
assuming, with Scant hair still dark. dark eyes
ana complexion, and general look like 4 New
En@iand pastor or college professor. He had a
cordial grasp OF the hand, q beHignint smile and
clear and vivid Intelligence of hammer. Except
ior a sil@it deafness age appeared TO have made
little encroachment upon him.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

r' WASHINGTON, D. c., January l, 1883.
tSg THE ANIMAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders OF the NATIONAL FAIR ASSOCIATION OF
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, for the election Of
officers and the Transaction Of general business, will be
Office of the Associstion Room No. l. second noor;
street northwest in this city.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
ja1, 3&6 JAMES S. EDWARDS, President.
FfF' THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE MEM
w BERS OF THE MUTUAL PROTECTION FIRE
1NsuRANCE COMPANY. of the District of Columbia
for the election of nine Trustees the ensuing
year, will be held at the office Of the Comrany 1897
pennsylvania avenue, MONDAY, January 18th,
1883. Polls open from 10 O'Clock until o'clock
The following Is the report Of the operations of
the Company at this date, January l, 1885,
Amount of insurance 81, ,3s3. 715 10
comrany...... ...................... 49, s29 10
Cash on hand. z, 1872 SO
Invested in>UIited States government and
District Of Columbia bonds (preseut
valuey .......................,. 577o.eO
Lcsses by fire during the year........... ], ,291 25
Dividends paid during the yesr. ............ 376 SO
1t JAMES L. FITCH. Secretary.
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The OCoNNEL CoURT-MARTIAL AND ITS RE-
suLTs.-lt was mentioned In Saturdays STAR that
Lieut. John O'ConnelI, 9Th infantry, was sentenced
by court-marJial to refund 81 4s90o the amount OF
While assistant Quartcrmaster at Benicfa bar
racks. Cal. and to be dismissed from the service,
out that the President had remftted the sentence
OF dismissal and reduced the amount TO be ne.
funded to SlS48l. It appears that storage facili.
ties at Benicia barracks were insufficient. and
that coal was stored near the quarters OF the
dlnerent officers. and that they helped themselves
70 it and failed to make the usual reQuisitions.
the value or coal used by these oficers has been
OConnen, and each officer will have TO make
good the amounts they would have had 20 pay IL
those amounts being as follows: Lieut.. Col. ]. ID.
wilkins, S10Q 81: Capt. w. s. Worth, $57.e6; Capt.
Charles Porter, &S229: Lieut. C. A. Earnest $i2:
$57. ~ '''
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JAS Z. FITCH. RoB'T G. Fox. GEO. w. Brown.
eSH FITCH. FOX BROWN,
ESTABLISHED 1866.
REAL ESTATE AND LOAN BROKERS'
OFFIcE-l437 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
(Opposie U. S. Treasury)

tOpposite U. s. Treasury
All properties placed in our han for sale
without charge in our Real Estate Adv rtiser If rst
issued in 1869
SPECIAL attention given to the anag of estates
and OF properties belonging to residents Also to
the renting of Houses and collection Of Rents a. mod
crate rates. and without charge for paying taxes
mitng rents, and attending to repairs, to which per-
sonal attention is given.
Houses always Oh hand for rent ranging from SIS to
$500 month and faithful aten ion given to the dis
posa by lease or sale. of the smallest property placed
in our hands.
Loans On real estat, security made with care and
seia'inual interest collected and RENTED wthon,
charge. dl5-1m
~, t. BOOKS s1s KS. FOR suBscRlPTIoN TO STOCK
VII remain 9nen until February lst 1889. at the follow
essnsI Street strsss seasSss sSsswss
:. j. Burt. 7th street and Maryland avenue south.
Church Stephenson. 9Th street and Virginia avenue
walker & Co.. 11th street and Maryland avenue
j. o: vermillion 11th street and Maryland avenue
G B. Church. 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue
Thomson Co., 10th street and Louisiana avenue
4. !. Walker; 7th and Q streets northwest.
+. =. Rose, AdlnIant Gene; ais OMce:
.. H. johnson, President. Sth and streets south
O. r. Thompson. Secretary. 9o2 Pennsylvania avenue
Shares 81 each. and entitia purchase ST. OOO
C institutions can be obtained ct any of the Above
aan5e.; a i!Gs. ne second meeting for psynet Of
NING January ist. 1853, at office of Messrs Church
steleison, corner 9Th street and Virginia ave., ue at
' ~ III d. I'm
Ley COLUMBIA BOAT CLUB CERTIFICATLs
Notc. is hereby given that the CERTIFICATES OF
NDhBTEDS SESS of the COLUMBIA BOAT CLUB
hearing date May I'd. 1885. aid PAYABLE before
May l. 1892 viii be paid in fuu. presehtation. on
IO. Bemeers, On which Gate the INTEREST OK
SAID CEhTliICATES WILL CEASE
ARTHUR r. PRICE,
d4-Im Treasurer c. d. G.
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SCRAP PICTURES
HOTELS, &c.

6NAhh HOUSE, A BURY PARK, NEW JERSEY.
y ls II rea,lineEs for gress ct reucel rates until
room; exec. ent board; cheerful surroundings and
home comforts very desirable place 1or families.
o25-3iu
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New Year Day Notes.

New Year day was very generally observed In
the city. Business was suspended, and a great
part OF the male population seemed 10 have en-
rolled themselves in the army OF callers
The visit OF the Apollo Club 10 the wife OF their
musical conductor, Dr. kimball, to-day, was made
the occasion Of presenting 10 that lady some arii-
cles or table service, including silver cake basket,
butter dish, butter knife. &c.
The Mexican war veterans met at their headquar-
ters at 1921, and delegation, headed by Secre-
tary kenneday, attended the reception, reaching
the green room just as the ceremonies ceased ON
account OF the death of the Hawaiian minister.