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ENTIRE stock Of Lined Parasols at
cost. MARSHALL & Co.,
lilo Main Street.



The following shows the range OF the Their
n,ometer, as observed ct schnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner
SATURDAY.
1882 1858
1AM12M.SP. M7RMI7A n. an So. n. i'm
70 Is IS 81 GS 80 81
SUNDAY,
7LNl2M.Sr. MIN. IA. u. I'm SP;N7FM
70 % % 50 20 70 20 ~
WARRINGTON, D. O., June @.-l:So A. NJ.
For TenneSe e and the Ohio Valley. local
rains, followed by toolsr and partly cloudy
southwest to northwest, with rising barcme-
For Lower Lake Region, cooler and partly
cloudy weather, with slight rains and yaria-
bic winds shifting to northwest, with higher
barometer,
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A CHANGE in schedule of the Pittsburgh
Cincinnati & st. Louis Railway June "a
makes the train that left heretofore at 1:5:
p. N. now leave at 1:22 r. NJ.
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To Bakers and Gr0cers.
Headquarters for Vienna Pressed Yeast
will be found with McClu?ky, Oyster Depot.
ton, VIENNA PRr SID YEAST Co.
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DR.. LEWIS. YATES, of North CAROLINA, writes
OF Or. Worthingtop's Cholera and DistrkWl
Medicine, ut Is an invalrably remedy"
Cures stomach and Bowel troubles.
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M1SGo JUNCTION,

Mrs. George Ingler Is on the sick list.
The foundation OF the new NJ. E. Church is
completed.
Mrs. james Hill. of Dsanison, is visiting
her mother, Mira. Neil.
The Dean family went to Wheeling satur-
day on the Abner o'Neal.
Mrs. Campbell, of Gould's station, was
among friends here yesterday.
The nail factory will be of today and to-
morrow on account Of being out ofiron.
Mrs. W. A. Milligan, OF Wheeling, spent
yesterday with her brother, Thomas Godfrey.
Miss Matte Sutherland, Miss Lucy Curf-
man and Miss Jennie Cruson, teachers from
steubenville, were the guests OF Mrs. Steve
MYers last Week.
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NEW FEMALE SEMINARY BUILD.

NEW FEMALE SEMINARY BUILD
In ING, Washington, Pa.
sealed Proposals will be received until 8 o'clock
P. n June 50, 1853, for furnishing material and
erecting new building, 40 by g. feet four stories
high. adjoining tho east end Of tho present Semi.
nary, according 10 plans and specifications drawn
BY John y. Barr, 70 be seen ut the Store Of Thomas
Mexican, In Washington. The committee reserve
the right 10 reject any and all bids.
v. HARDING, JULIUS LEMoYsE, THos McHEAN,
COmmIttee. lellI
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in walking shoes and slipper. 1 \ R,o,D,,
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LADIES, and entlemen's fne Hand sewed
Shoes speciality at L. " BIosD'A
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FoR SALE AT A BARGAIN,

Eight hundred and twenty.ono acres Of hutiy
tmbered land, aboutnye miles southeast Of Brlx.
The land nndefsid With coal and he timber I'M s q.
be hoated down XIX River TO market. AsO SEQ
acres Of timbefed land In Perry county, Tennessee,
". v. HoGR d BRO,
OCT 1900 Market Street
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

The undersigned having been appointed Admin
estate 10 make immediate payment. and 10 those
having claims TO pre.eHt them duly authenticated
for settlement.
Administrator Of the Estate Of Herman SeIbeh,
deceased InLas
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FOR SALE.

Roe SALE
Six new two story houios, each containing dx
rooms. These houses arc now being built and
front on the Park, at MoUsDsvtLLE CANT GRouSU.
Enquire of -
ORR. W. BoDLEY, at Camp Ground. Jes
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

WHEELING. ". VA, June Ii, 1867
A meeting Of tho Stockholders Of the Under.
writers Re insurance Company will be held Ut tho
office Of the City Bank on Tuesday. July g. lSsS at
9oclock p ", for tho election Of directions and for
the transaction Of such other business may como
before them. ROBT URANGLE
ALONZO LORIEG,
ALFRED PAUL.,
J. G ANDERSON,
J. +. PAUL.,
ieli.M lnCorJontOn
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GENERAL NOTICES.

NHANGE OF FIRM.
The arm Of schairer & seibert having been dis.
tolyed by the death Of Nj. scI6ert the interest Of
the latter has been sold 70 Mr.. schaIrer, aud The
will collect all debts aud sellS ali liabilities OF tho
firm. = GEO. T. FOLMER,
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Mr.. Percy, of Chicago, was in town satur.
day.
ms. pruden Is quite sick at her home In
the Fourth ward.
A. Bosgs, OF the Goblet Works office, is a I
his home In CadiE for few days.
Asberry Archibald, who has been in
ArkAnSaS for a year or so Is home on visit.
The Glass City Republican Club will meet
this evening effect permanent organizes
ton.
Mis- Ella Blanklnsopp will leave to.mor.
row for long visit TO relatives in Philadel.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Permar are home from
weeks visit to steubenyille and nelghbor.
hood.
Some Bellaire people Joined the B. & O.
excursion to sandusky and Put.in.Bay Sat-
urday night,
Mis- Annie Mum, Of Pennsylvania, has
been visiting her friend, Miss Laura Robin
son, OF the Fourth ward.
Joseph Clements grocery wagon was jerk
ed along Guernsey street Saturday atternoon
Of . lively rate, and the dryer Mr., Calhoun
National Republican., 1883-12-28
The High school Cadets.

The Washington High School Cadets had a
special dil yesterday in the drill hall Of the high
school building. About e-half OF the corps was
present. The commandant, Muj Bates, compli-
mented the young gentlemen very highly on the
proficiency they had uttained, aud the Ell Enthusiasm
they displayed in their undertaking. The officers
of the corps are Maj Bates, U. $. A., professor of
military tnrtics aud supervising commandant;
Company A-W. II. Sholes captain; s. s. William
son, first lieutenant; q. Il. Fleming, second lieu
tenant; W. S. Armstrong, first sergeant; II. w.
ROllings, second sergeant; Il. ". Moore, third ser
geanr W. II. Heron, fourth sergeant; o. d. Good
all, fifth sergeant W. W. Fisher, first CORPORAL G
W. Davis, second corporal G. Del. Hine, third
corporal; L. T. Whitaker, fourth corporal; L. A..
La Fetra, fifth corporul; l.. l.. Apple, sixth cor
poral; w. II. Dice, seventh corporal; f. L. Lewis,
eighth corporal. Company B-F S0hon, ca aptain
II. NJ. Smith, first lieutenant; /. U. Townsend,
second lieutenant j. W. Anderson, first sergeant;
w. q. Clephane second sergeant: W. S. Teel. jr.,
third sergeant; d. X. Shears, fourth sergeant: f..
9. Brown, fifth sergeant j. A. Hawk, first corporal;
q. A. Lyon, jr. second corporal G. 5. Cosby, third
corporal; &. A. Brnndenburgh, fourth corporal: f.
Shoemaker, fifth corporal; L. Il. Doyle, sixth cor
poral c. ii. Boynton, seventh corporal; J, II.
Drown, eighth corporal.
National Republican., 1883-12-28
AN AFTER DINNER RIDE.
The Way the Little Ones Will be Taken
Home After the ChrlstInas Club Dinner.

Mr.. J. C. McGinn, of the health department,
who has had charge of the arrangements for re-
turning the children to their homes after they
have partaken of the Christmas club dinner, to be
given at the National Rifles armory hall this af-
ternoon, reports that he has about concluded his
task. He has secured the use of all the
hotel omnibuses, with one exception, the
use being kindly rendered by their own
ers, Messrs. Berry, Keyes & Co., Leadingham
d Co., Prince, Allison Naior, and Wash. Major,
in addition to which coaches have also been
promised by Mr.. George w. Knox and the Herdic
company. Moreover, as the attendance may be
very large, the use of others will be gratefully
accepted.
A copy of the following note was last evening
sent To each OF the persons who are to furnish
vehicles:
WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec %, 1ss3--Dear Sir Re-
ferring to your kind consent to st in return
lug the little ones to their homes from the Christ
mas club dinner, would respectfully request that
you have your coaches report promptly, and not
later than 400 p. m. tomorrow, the twenty-eghth
instant to Mr.. j. G. McGinn or Mr.. Samuel Elm
stein. at the armory hall of the National Rifles, on
& street, between Ninth and Tenth streets north
west Again thanking you, both on behalf OF the
club and the little ones, remain very respect
fully, j. g. MCGINN.
The city has been arranged in districts and the
little oues will be taken TO the vicinity OF their
respective homes. Several of the gentlemen on
the sanitary force have volunteered their services
to act as conductors to the vehicles, and u detail
of police will assist them in getting the children
safely aud properly ensconsed in the coaches aud
conveyed to their homes.
National Republican., 1883-12-28
NEWMARKET overcoats Eiseman Bros, eth & E
Sc. John,s Day at Sc. John,. Church.

81. John's Day NJ 81. JOhn's Church.
The carol services held yesterday afternoon at
st. Johns parish Sunday school was a beautiful
rendering OF homage to the Saviour and an ap-
propriate commemoration of st. Johns day. The
services commenced with n hymn. the process
sional ID. B. Macleod, followed by the Apostle S
creed, collects, and grace; elrol b. Tours; the
reading of the lesson from ~. Luke, ii. G-2l a
carol. from Gounod; the delivery of an add resS;
another CAROL and theibenedicti III A recessional
hymn was sung. After which the childrens
time came. The distribution Of gifts and candy
was humo ously and satisfactorily made by the
superintendent, DR.. Reyburn. 1t was a Pile lsaut
and refined concentration.
The officers aud tculchers who participated in
the entertainment are Rev. W. A. Leonard. rector;
Rev. f. b. Reazor, Rev. G. J. Curtis, assistants
RObt Reyburn, NJ. D., superintendent and treas
urer; Chas White. NJ, D., II. y, Maynadier, secre-
taries Miss L. wilkes, Mr.. W. Chew, MIR. G, Il.
Maynadier. Mr.. +. A. AuIick, Mr. p. Myers.
librarians.
Teachers-Messrs. Darrell, Smith, Buckley,
Misses stone. X. Mexican, X. Lockwood. L. Smith,
NJ wilkes, II. Mexican, Byrne, Mason, Reyburn,
Petersen, Wood, Mason, ilaines NJ, Lockwood,
Sutherland Aulick. l.. Mexican, McDonald, Hen.
drie Lamond, Saxton j. Resse, Hopkins, Sner.
man, Barnard, l.. Reese, Butler, Vanderhoof,
Sprague, Niles, Capt. Ross Brown, U. S. N, Mrs
Hagner, Mrs. Hill, Mrs. Chubb, Mrs. VoSe, Mrs
Compton; Mr., d. Is. Mcleod, organist Messrs
Foresman and Hayes, directors.
National Republican., 1883-12-28
CLASS OF ,7s.
brilliant Reunion OF the First Graduates
OF the High school.

OF the High school.
Tho class offs, or "pioneer class" OF the Wash
ington high school held It's annual reunion last
night at the high school building, o street. be.
tween Sixth and Seventh streets northwest.
Mr.. Frank h, Noyes. the retiring president,
presided and called the asscmbl@ge Of
Of the class Charles Barker, iennry B. sUiton'
Lamb, Emerson Hawk. A. \. lieensey, Fred.
Griffin, Angler D.. Hobbs, Frnnk y. Chapman,
Cavour Bohrer, John H. a, Fowler, Howard J..
N9yes, William b. Robson. DertiS b. Thompson,
Mllnam watson, George r. Castelar, George A.
Provost, and Arthur H. Middleton
President Noycs then delivered his annual ad.
dre,s. II was received with hearty appausa lie
said; 1T becomes my awe inspiring and blood.
curdling duty to make the annual presidential
report of The class Of rs had provided myself
wuh an address, the fame Of which would have
gone sounding down the ages, but to my intense
horror. last night found that the miscreant who
you, by your oles, have made the orator of the
evening had cribbed this work Of genius from the
sS%o SSS book that H&d and claimed
II Is BY this painful circumstance, eq1ently !,
that come before you tonight with my wings
Several letters from absent classmates were then
read aud the president closed by cOngfatuating
The class on the prosperity of its members in this
The annual election Of officers then took place,
with the following result: President IL. b, Boil
TON; first vice president +. b. Noyes; second vice
president, e. A. Barker; third vice president &. b.
Rheem treasurer, J. II. A. Fowler; secretary, II.
l.. Hodgkins assistant secretary, q. X. Luce:
orator 4. B. Hobbs: editor. W. Is. Robson; assist
ant editor. A. j. Lamb; delepate to the general
executive committee, G, b. Rheem.
Mr. g. b. Rheem, the orator Of the evening. read
bright aud witty paper, after which the mem
bers repaired to the banquet hall up stairs, where o
several hours were spent happily aud joyislly
Joy, school trustees. would be present. THIS was
unfortunately impossible on account Of their i'll.
ness.
National Republican., 1883-12-28
81. John,s, Georuetoyyn.

The Christmas celebration of the Sunday school
of St. Johns church, West Washington, was held
yesterday afternoon at 30 all the children and a
large part ofthe congregation taking part The
services were held in the church, and consisted
of an address by the superintendent. MIR. John
Marbury, jr, the rector, Rev. DR.. Lindsay, being
unable to take part on account OF sickness. A mum
ber of beautiful Christmas carols were sung by the
children, and the nssemblage then adjourned to
the Sunday school room which had been taste.
fully decorated. The infant class formed around
the Christmas tree, singing carol, upon the con-
clusion OF which the tree was unveiled, disclosing
nestled among its branches an angel, represented
by little child of the school. The presents with
which the tree was loaded were quickly distrib
uted among the children by the superintendent
assisted by Mrs. II. d. Cooke, Mrs. John Marbury
jr., Mrs. Mayhem Platter, and Misses Mollie Dodge
and Carrie Dodson.
National Republican., 1883-12-28
THE GoNzAGA CADETS, DRILL.
Company g Wins and sergt. McGee Pu
on Watch.


A large audience assembled in Lincoln hall last
night to witness the competitive drill of the Con
zaga College Cadets, commanded by Maj. Nc
Henry. Besides the several military drills, a
select musical and literary programme was rem
dered 1t was participated H. by Miss Mollie
Byine, Miss Mae Rogers. Mr.. Frank Woodmai 1,
Mr.. Warren S. Young, Mr.. Ralph jefferson, Prof.
Bischoh. and Director J. +. sousa. of the marine
band.
The evolutions of the companies were well
executed, and received hearty applause Capt.
Weaver, of the Contiuenuls, aud Lient, Cowie. of
the Light Infantry, acted as judges aud awarded
the prizes. The competitive drill was the feature
ofthe evening. IL was participated III by eight
members of each company, and resulted MS follows:
Company q first, company second, company A
third, company fourth. The members of the
winning company then contested individually
for handsome silver watch. Sergt. McGee q wee
little soldier in knee pants, and with gun as tall
as himself, was the winner. Ills movements were
precise and soldierly, and drew forth merited
applause. Another watch was presented to Capt
Barry, of the winning company. The entire
affair was perfect success.
National Republican., 1883-12-28
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
James II. Gibbs and Mary A. Davenport of Ale
cheney, Pa. Alex. Brown and Minnie Oda
Samuel Whaley, of Chicago, AMI Ida NJ Reeves
of this city; Cyrus Martin and Sarah J. Martin
Latterwhite and Lizzie L. Prevou, both of Rich
mond, Va; Lewis Davis and Mary Whitney
Walker Dean and Sallie Long; Creed r. Tucker
of Lynchburg, and Susie b. Cheek. OF this city
Richard 4. Nailor and Mary Eugene Taylor
George W. Gibuons, OF this city, aud Ada N
Kookogey, OF Baltimore, Md; Roger Meredith, Of
this city, and Annie Donnelly. of New York city,
William Cha'e and Rose Relling Alexander Jor,
dan and Mary Parker: Jerry Cole and Catharint
Berry; Lewis Lee and Elizabeth Norris; Henr,
Franklin, Pa, and Jessie G. Richards, Of thi
city,
National Republican., 1883-12-28
Christmas Mt st. Petor,s.

The Christmas festival of st. Peters Sunday
school was held last evening at the Parochial
school hall, on Z, between Third and Fourth
streets southeast. The children were formed In
the upper hall about O. clock and marched to the
lower room, where five tables running the full
length of the hall had been filed with good
things for them. After the supper they returned
to the upper hall and enjoyed the balance of the
evening in games and other amusements
The school numbers some 600 children, and has
about forty three teachers. Mr.. james A. Marce-
ron is the superintendent of the boys and Miss
Sarah Harbin superintendent of the girls. Among
those present were: Rev. Father OSullivan, mas:
tor of the church, and Rev. Fathers Dunn and
Sullivan, assistants, and Father Hughes, pastor of
St. Theresa's church. in Uniontowu. The hall was
profuscly decorated with evergreens.
National Republican., 1883-12-28
NEWMARKET overcoats, Eisemau Bros, 7th & E
A Green Policeman.

On the arrival Of the "Black Maria" at the third
precinct station yesterday morning several pris.
oners were marched out, followed by oficer Suth-
erland in citizens Clothes who was to accom- pany
them % the police court and who, having but re :
Gently loiued the force, was to take his first ride
IN that fashionable vehicle. Ohicer Morgan, in
charge of the van, not knowing Sutherland, orr
dered him into the Maria" with the others, aud
supposing that to be his proper posi-
tion, he, promptly took his place, with
Ofiicer Morgan, after waiting some time for his
companion, went iuto the station and inquired,
when, greatly to the surprise of those present, II
was discovered that he had mySteriously dis
appeared and could not be found until it was
suggested that he might be in the van, where, OF
course, he was found, philosophcally accepting
tn situation. Officer Morgan, on seeing hiu, eN-
claimed, "Why, that Is one of the nrsoners." li
was rather lucky that the mistake W IS discovered
before reaching the court. or he would have hAd
some dihiculty in explaining the status.
National Republican., 1883-12-28
aurtium Sails.
United states Marsllal,s sale.

BY Virtue NJ writ Of icri facns issued out Of the
Clerk Onice the supreme Court Of the District of
Columbia, aud TO me directed VIII sell at public
sale for sh In front of the court house door OF sed
District, on MONDAY, THE 7TH DAY OF JAN
uARY, 1894, ut IL O'Clock M, all the right title,
claim and interest of the defendant In and TO the fol.
lowing described property, TO wit:
Part Of SQUARE, No. 595, said part beginning ON 7.
street south l22 feet nom the northeast corner OF
said square, thence west 90 feet thence south 12I
feet inches thence enst 90 feet, thence north 1877
feet Inches TO the beginning. Lot No. o, In square
no 38I Lot lot N?' % in sqnare cast Of No; 06L Lots
Cephanes duly recorded subdivision OF In square
1884 Part of square east of No. 1912 beginning at
the southwest corner Of said square, thence along
street south las feet inches, thence IN northwest
ern direction along Kentucky avenue 143 feet q
inches thence due west TO Fourteenth street thence
south along Fourteenth street to place q beginnng
and part OF lot No. p in square No. 1000, being the
l3 feet front by depth of lot adjoining the west ~
feet In the city of Washington ID. c., together with
all and singular, the improvements thereon, levied
upon as the property Of the defendant William -
of NJ. w. Gait, Bro. & Co, use Of Allen G. Clark.
CLAYTON MCMICHAEL
U. 5. Marshal.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctoneer. de15-ua7
National Republican., 1883-12-28
BUSINESS suits great reduction, EIseman's, 7th &
Transfers or RoaI Estato,

The following transfers of real estate were filed
for record yesterday:
Lot of block and lot 8 of block 10 of Ha II and
Elvau's subdiyiso of Meridian hill, J. G. Inger.
soil to Is. II. Warner; dated Dec. 2i consideration,
nominal.
Lot l of c. I. Patterson's subdivision OF square
2O6, with improvements, being the northwest cor
ner of Fourteenth and streets northwest, Michael
Lcddy and wife to X. A. Cronin; dated Nov. 6;
consideration, $500.
Part of lot % OF square 16 being % feet ON the
east side of the alley between |. X, Twenty. filth
and Twenty.sixth streets northwest, W. T. ID,
sideratiOn, S400 II
aud .a.half and Union streets south west Johr
Shermau.and wife to Il. L. Bradley; dated Dec. "
consideration, 81 500.
Lot IS of squire 76, being 40 feet on the south
side of l., between Twentieth and Twenty-tirs
streets northwest X, L. Bradley to J. Sherman
dated Dec. "a; consideration, S2,0Si.
National Republican., 1883-12-28
cARsrA1Rs, MCCALL 4 Co.'s Famous Pure Rye
Mira. Ro,sornn.,s FnnernI.

The funeral Of Mrs Gen. Rosecrans took place
yesterday forenoon from st. Aloysius' church. The
chancel und candles were heavily draped in
mourning for the occasion. Requiem mass was
celebrated by Rev. Father Bnsam, OF 81. JoSephs
church, assisted by Fathers OSulllvan and Walter.
The no;al contributions were numerous and beau.
liful, and consisted of pillows, wreaths crosses,
and stars in pale colors and white, The casket
H. Sheridan, Hon John Il. Glascock, Gen. Horatio
]. Wright Hon. John S. Barbour Col. Gilbert q,
Hnifiin, Gen. Heury ], Hunt, and Judge Thomas
w, Bartley
Tno remains were placed in the vault at Mount
Oivet They will be buried in that cemetery as
soon as a site Is selected, Gen, RuseCrGns re-
ceiyed many condoling kilograms yesterday.
National Republican., 1883-12-28
The ContinentaIs.

The Washington Contlnentals held largely
attended meeting last evening at Timmss hall.
Mr.. A. NJ. Clapp. on behalf of the executive com :
mittee ofthe corps, proposed the name of George
+. Timms for election as colonel ofthe battalion
which was accepted unanimously. Mr. Clapp
responded to by Mr. Timms. Several active men,
beTs were elected aud u number of applications
received A committee was appointed to see that
all settlements were made to the fair committee
and that they make final report TO the corpA Al
soon as the settlements are made, the remainder
of the corps will be uniformed.
National Republican., 1883-12-28
Christmna at Brlghtwood.

The Christmas entertainment Of the NJ. 4.
church at Brightwood, D. c., took place last even
ing. The Sunday school Of the church has a
of forty two, and nearly all of these
were present The church had been deliberately
decorated by the ladies of the school. large
Christmas tree, with wide spreading branches, was
freighted with presents for the children, An OK.
cellent programme OF music, recitatlons and
readings was rendered by members Of the school,
after which the superintendent distributed the
presents to the children. A number OF persons
from this city were present.
National Republican., 1883-12-28
Stealing n Set OF Harness.

Yesterday afternoon Sergt. Lombardy arrested
an old while man named Martin Ford for receiv-
ing stolen property belonging to John NJ Buckley
living at the corner.of Twentieth and NJ streets,
and to Johnson Brothers, Pennsylvania avenue,
between Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets. The
stolen property consisted of pocketbook and q
set of harness.
National Republican., 1883-12-28
Knirhts OF PxthIns.

Hermione lodge. No. r. X. of p, has elected
the following officers for the ensuing term: John
r. Core. jr p. c.; L. IT. simpson, q. C.; ]. L. Gross
" c.; Albert Woodcy. Pre, p, II. Tavenner, X.
OF r. and s.; samuel q, Palmer, M. Of e. II. e..
H. g. Wagner, William Il. Gibbons, T. II. 1aven-
ner, s. II. Gadmon, and William IL. Lang were
elected delegates to the Grand lodge.
National Republican., 1883-12-28
The Rnnd OF IIonc.

An interesting meeting of the East Washington
Band of Hope was held last evening at Seamen's
Retreat. The meeting was in charge of Mrs. DR..
Rogers. Little Addie souder gave a recitation,
and addresses were made to the children by
Messrs. G. w. Howell and and IL. o. Emmons.
Several choruses were sung by the band. The
membership ofseventy five children. A band has
also been organized In Uniontown with large
membershiD.