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Hides and TalIow.

The following are Portland quotations on Hides
and Tallow:
OK and Steer Hides over 80 TBS weight. &c y ft
Ok and Steer Hides between S0@90 lbs. &c 70 ID
Steer Hides under 80 TBS ............... 51acp fb
Cow Hides, all weights 512c49 fb
Bull and Stag Hides, all Weights De 70 ID
Calf Skins. Observation-Disclosures. ..........10c y ib
Light and Deacon Skins .. ......... % to ACC each
Rendered Tallow. '............ 71ScP ID
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Portland Daily Wholesale Market.

EOftiAnd5 Dany wholesale Market
PORTLAND, Oct. IL.
{ There is fair movement in Pork and Lard but
prices are easy. Eastern packers were asking the
same prices to-day yesterday. At the close this
afternoon there was better tone to the Western
markets on hog products and in a slight
advance obtained. Flour is steady and unchanged.
Our telegraph markets indicate general rise in
Wheat, Corn and Oats. Beans are irmer; we quote
Pea, Mediom and Yellow Eyes higher. Sugars
have downward tendency. Potatoes are little
hrmer owing to light receipts. High Mixed Corn is
up 1c, and still further advance is looked for on
account of very large shipping demand and con-
siderable falling off in receipts, the visible supply
being Csc, 600 bush less than year ago. Apples
are steady. The total mackerel catch of the New
England feet for the week ending last Friday is
1904 bbls, against 2671 bbls for the correspond
ing week of last year and the total catch to October
as 142, l47 bbls, against 302 1921 to the same
time last year. 261 1924 in 1881, 181 ,287 in $780,
161, $50 in 1879 and 81, 1903 in 1873.
The following are to days closing quotations of
MI
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Picked Hin.

IN Portland Harbor a Yawl Boat, inside painted
Il green and blue, outside black with blue stripe.
Holbrook, Jr., House Island, Portland Harbor.
oct12 d3ts
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A twelye-year-old boy of franklin Pa.
burst blood vessel while blowing tin horn,
and died in few hours. III this item is of no
use to you, cut it out and hand it to your
neighbor.-Lowell Citizen.
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Many times you want to keep meat or fish
for several days. Lay it in solution of Rex
Magnus over night and you can keep it for
weeks: You can also keep milk week or
more by stirring in little of the "Snow Flake
brandt
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NEW yEssEIs--J Mutt, of Perry. will launch
manded by Capt John Davis of Lubec, formerly of
brig Josefa, of Portland
master WEIGH, of Pembroke. will launch in few
weeks schr of $50 toms to be commanded by Capt
Bryant of schr Annie Frye.
The schr in the yard Carter g. Co, Belfast, has
been named Palatka. Capt Henry j Chaplee is to
command her.
The fishing schr in the yard of VIM Adams g. Son,
Boothbay will be launched in three weeks.
There are five vessels in the yards at Thomaston
nearing complies lion, to DO launched this fall
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ROat Wanted.
wanted.

A GOOD row boat but little used and good mode
IA Address A, this office. octI2dlw
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MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.

On and after MONDAY, Oct.
9Th, Passenger Trains will run
as follows
Leave Portland for Dexter, Bangor
Vanceboro, st John, Halifax and
the Provinces, ss.Andrews, Sc. stephen,
Fredericton, Aroostook County, and ali
stations on y. g. Piscatasuis r. r., l.26
2. M; l;3O p. H.. t11.15 p. M;
for SkcWnegan and Belfast 1.25
Waservilie, 100 a. m. f.a5i D. m r.. 80
.. m. Id pm and on Saturdays at 5.15 D. m
Augusta, 11ailowell, Gsardinerand Bruns.
yicn 7:oo q: M 1.S0 2. M, 5.15,
p. m. and on Saturdays only at Ills D. m.
Rocklandi and Knox a. Lincoln R. r.,
100 a. M. 1.3O p: ~. Auburn and lewis
ton, 8. 10 a. m. l.25 p. ~, sos p. m. Lew
isten via Brunswick 100 q. M, i'll. I5 m;
Faruniugt0n. Monmouth, Winthrop,
Oakland and North Arson. 1.25 pm. Far
mington, via Brunswick, 700 a. m.
THE 11.15 p. m. train is the night express with
sleeping car attached and runs every night Sun
days included but not through to Skowhegan on
Monday mornings or to Bucksport and Dexter or
beyond Bangor on Sunday mornings,
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European Markets.

(By Telegraph.)
0LIvERPooL, Oct. 12-12.30 P. Motion market
good demand and freely met at previous prices;
uplands at 61sd; Orleans at cad; sales Is, 900
bales; speculation and export 3 600 bales.
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FOr Snlp Verv F.nxv

gNOUSE lot with stable four stalls and shed on
Franklin street; having no use for same will
sell at bargain. Inquire at 15l q 1853 CONNER
cal street. g. Ii. PURINGTON.
not2
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HarpsweII Steamboat 90.

Change of Time.
n IN and after Sept. II. 1888, the steamer Gordon
~ will leave Harpswell daily Sundays excepted
at . a. M, arriving at Portland az 10 a. m. Return
ing leave Custom House Wharf, Portland at 0. ~.
arriving at Harpswell at D. m.
For Freight or Passage apply on board to
CAPT. SCOTT OLIVER.
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lFRom mEnoHANrs. ExoHANor.l

Ar at Havana 10th inst barque Alice. Dyer, from
Philadelphia.
Ar at Ascension -, barque Abbie Carver Pendle-
ton. Hong Hong for New York.
AR at Barbados sept 18th, brig Edw II williams,
Gould Buenos Ayres for Guadalupe to load sugar
for New York at So pr hhd 26th, brig Gem, Pierce,
New York.
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IEsSM ENSE SALE
OF
LUMBER PROPERTY!
Assignee's Sale!

I win offer for sale at Public Auction, at NOR
WOOD, St. Lawrence Co., N Y, on the SEVENTH
the Real and Personal property Of the late NOR
WOOD LUMBER COMPANY consisting in part o
the following property:
Al ,4l0 acres of Timber Lands situate on and near
Racket River; three Gang Saw Mills, Box and Tub
Factory Sash and Door Factory, with water rights
and booming privilege ample to accommodate the
mills. 100000 feet Pine Lumber, a 600 600 feet
Spruce Lumber; 600 cords Slaves; 100000
Single; 1880 cords Wood; Logs in river; quanti-
Wagons, Sleighs, Harnesses, 23 Horses. Camp
Equipage, Cars Fire Engine, Hose and Cart and
all personal property The above property is in
good condition. For further and more minute
description address
LOREN R. ASHLEY, Assignee,
Norwood, st. Lawrence Co.. N Y.
Dated Oct. 9th, 1888. octlld1w
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FtOR. CONGRESS and Casco streets having
" been put in thorough repair is now offered to
the public for Lectures, Concerts and Dancing For
terms, apply to the Agent, r. B. SWIFT, 5I3
Congress street. oct4eodIm
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Boston
- AND
PHILADELPHIA
Direct Steamship Line.I

From BO TON
Every Wednesday and Sat.
arday,
From PHILADELPHIA
Every Tuesday and Friday.
From Long Wharf Boston.
,.3f$A ..slS pm. From Pine Street Wharf
Sthl IEsS EAStSS Philadelphia at 10 a. m.
l&A&&E$N&csS Insurance one-half the rate Of
Ez2sfssEssIszsZ sszsT sailing vessel
Freight for the West by the Penn. R. b. and
South by connecting lines, forwarded free of COM
mission.
Meals and Room included.
For Freight or Passage apply to
II. u. SAMPSON, Agent,
de3lu 20 Long Wharf, Boston.
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TO LET.
no Let-at Woodford,s.
Mechanic Hall 40 Let.

0NE-HALF of double house seven rooms); also
~ stable room. Inquire of Kew. j. Dinsmore
Brunswick, Me-, or of A. f. HILL, Woodford's, Me.
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The following quotations of stocks are reported
and corrected daily by Woodbury. & Moulton, corner
of Middle and Exchange Streets
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MEMORANDA.

Barque Bryant. before reported ashore at the
mouth of the Columbia river, hove down Sd
at Portland o, and fonnd to have started her keel.
About thirty feet of the keel aft will have to be
taken out and new piece put in
The derelict sch Q w Lewis. recently picked up by
sch Mary Bradford and towed into Baltimore was
sold by auction 18th inst for $4,000.
Sch Sea Breeze, Kent from New YORK, before re-
ported ashore in the Penobscot river has been float
ed and she arrived at Bucksport 1ltb.
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A New York clergyman claims that it was
quite BY accident that he quoted a line from
"The Black Crook" in one of his sermons, but
every deacon in the church noticed it and
won't accept his explanation Boston Post
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CAPE ISLAND, Ms. Schr Irene-1253 boxes of
canned lobster to Portland Packing Company.
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AT a BARGAIN.
a VERY desirable two story house in the west
"A ern part of the city; first class location:
OF home, large new furnace, hot and cold water
upon both floors; ten rooms with bath room For
Iui particulars apply at the house, 1875 Emery ST. or
to y. s. GARDINER. % EXCHANGE St senI6dtf
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Farm For Sale or no LET.

me of the best farms in the County OF CuInber
~ land, situated in Cape Elizabeth, known as the
L. CARLETON, Atty at Law, so Middle 81. Port
ana, Me. mar8dtf
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TRNT1NG IN THE SUMMER WOODS.

Midges, Gnats, Flies, Ticks, Mosquitoes,
Hornets, Bees, Snakes. All these creatures
are more OR less disagreeable. Some of them
bite. Some of them sting. All leave their
poison in your flesh when they have inflicted
their wounds on you. Perry Dsvis's Pain
Killer is not only good to remove the effects of
poisonous bites and stings, but to cure stomach
troubles caused by unripe fruit or overeating;
to drive away diphtheria, and to make impure
water fit to drink. Don't forget to take it with
you when you go into camp.
$50 your husband is critic? Now tell me.
does he always write just what he thinks about
play?" "Oh, dear, no! 1t wouldn't do. His
paper goes into the best families, and profanity
is out of the question" boston Transcript
SWEET BoUoUET Cigarettes eclip Sc all other
in delicacy and purity. Try them and judge
for yourself.
An exchange speaks of "a vegetable aero
bat" but it is not what the boy calls turn
up" II there is an acrobat in the floral king
dom, it must be the johnny jump-up."-
Norristown Herald.
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TO LEE.

House NO. 175 State Street,
FURNISHED OR UNRURNEsHED.
OR
The rooms Will be rented separately
This house is in complete order throughout and is
one of the best in the city, and be surpassed
as regards location. Inquire of l.. d. M. Sweat 225
Middle or 103 Spring St. oct6dtf
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PORTLAND, MAINE
TO THE PUBLIC,
If in want of new furnace beg to direct your
attention to tn Kohler Hot Air Furnace. It's SUI
perority over all others will demonstrate if you
will call at ny store. The following well known
persons have the Kohler:
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AxEaEn.
nm Corn, car lots.67
Mix Corn, car lots @65
Corn, bag lots. .70@72
New Oats, car lots. Al
Oats, bag lots. 49,. 40
Meal p" .........e8
CottonSeed. car lots % 90
CottonSeed, bag lots30 90
SackedBran car lot,
10 6O@20 90
do bag lots. -. ..23 80
Mids, car lots.
S241a@25h
do bag lots :. % 30
RrOvfs5Ope.
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GIRLS WANTED.
Portland Star Watch Co.. West
Commercial Street.
myI2-dtf
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DIAMOND ISLANTp.
FOR SALE

Eguilding lots bought and sold by
D VIZ WALD0ON, i8o Middle st.
aup21 DIFF
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The elegant new steamer FREMONT and favorits
steamer JOHN BROOKS will alternately leave
FRANKLIN WHARF, Portland, at O'Clock p m.
and IN Ola WHARF, Boston. at o'clock y. m.
Sundays excepted)
Passengers BY this line are reminded that they Sc
cure comfortable nights rest and avoid the ex-
pense and Inconvenience Of arriving In Boston lae
at night.
Tickets and Staterooms for sale at D. n.
fOUNG'S, 272 Middle Street.
Through Tickets to New FORK via the various
Rail and Sound Lines for sale.
Freight taken as usual
j. Is. COKLE, Jr., General Agent.
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PORT OF PORTLAND.
FRIDAY. Oct. ~.


FRIDAY, Oct. r.
Arrived.
Steamship Franconia, Bennett, New York-mdse
to j B Coyle. Jr
Steamer Falmouth, Hall. Boston for Passport
and st John, NIB,
Barque Pudell, Ger Parlow, Pillau. Aug 7-rags
to S d Warren & Co. Vessel to Chase Leavitt & Co
Sch Mary Heyer, Hutchins Boston,
Sch Emerson Rokes, Marston, Portsmouth, in tow
of tug l. A Beknap.
Sch Irene, (Br) Swim, Cape Island NS-canned
lobster TO Portland Packing Co.
Sch Chacedony, Robinson, Machias-lumber to
w & @ r Milliken.
Sch Pony, Pnkham Steuben
Sch James Henry, Monroe. Rockport-lime to l.
Cummings g. Co.
Sch sarah Hill, Robinson, Rockport-lime to L @
Sch Mansur Cakes, Ingalls,, Machias for Boston,
Sch A X Woodward, Jordan, Bangor for Norwalk
Sch Sarah & Ellen, York. Kennebec for PhiIadel-
phia.
Sch Volant. from Bangor for Boston.
Schs M M Chase Clark off shore with 276 bbls
mackerel; D Geyer, do, rs do.
BELOW-Sch Carl D Lothrop.
Cleared.
Barque Jennie Sweeney Morse, Kennebec to load
for Philadelphia Chase, Leayitt & Co.
Sch Fannie Whitmore. Whitmore, New York
Sch Freedom. Kent, South West Harbor-Nath'l
Blake.
SAILED-Barque Ada Gray, Jennie Sweeney.
Brig Clara NJ Goodrich lying at Browns wharf,
has had new foremost put in waist rebuilt, and
hull strengthened throughout.
Brig Gypsy Queen, lying at Merrils wharf, is be-
ing rebnilt from the waterllne up
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.
EASTPORT, Oct 10-Ar schs @ Paine, Hill
yard, from Windsor, Ms, for Philadelphia, (put in
Loading, sens Edward A DeHart, Brewster, and
Percy Holmes for New York; Elihu Burritt Hunt
and United States Hickey, for Boston; Collector,
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CHAS. B. WOODMAN,
Treas. Of the Town of Westbrook.
October 4th, 1888. oet6d1aw3wS
National Republican., 1883-02-01
AIENANDRTA AFFAIRs.

All the corporation officers were paid their
January salaries yesterday.
The second payment upon the purchase of
the Washington and Western railway,
amounting to about $l45,000, was not met
yesterday, the time Of the maturity of the
bond given by Messrs. William j. Best, A. J..
Dietrick, III. s. Terbell, Il. A. Hayt, jackson
Holland, L. j. Brooks, Charles U. Williams
Charles P. Janney, and G. G.. Lee. The com.
missioners of sale, Messrs r. II. Barton Henry
Heaton, and Charles L. Stuart were ON hand
all day awaiting the receipt Of the money, but
although it was understood that check for
the amount was in the possession of gentle
man in the city, no tender was made.
Golden Light lodge, No. 337, of Good Temp
lars, has elected the following officers for tho
ensuing term: Geo. w. Hawxhurst W. G. r.;
Miss Efiie Ramey, w. V. r.; III. G. Field, w.
ST. c. II. Pickin, W. f. s.; Mr.. II. NJ Foltz,
w. t.; o. +. Baggett, w. c.; G. T. Hellmuth,
w. NJ; Miss Minnie Crump, w. 1. c.; J. r.
Grigg w. s.; Miss Bette Keycs, K. II. S.;
Mrs, NJ. +. Petit l.. ii. s.; Miss Gertrude
Stansbury, w. A. S. Miss Carrie Atwell w.
d. NJ; b. w. Nails, p. W. 9. T. These officers
will be installed ON next Tuesday night by n.
S. Greenaway, lodge deputy. Miss Mamie
Ellis was appointed organist,
Another water gas proposition some thous-
ands dollars less than that of the Gruinger
proposal will be made at the meeting of the
city council next Tuesday night by the United
Gas company of Philadelphia.
Intelligence of the safe arrival of the
schooner James Boyce, jr., at Havana has been
received here. The Boyce was built here last
fall.
National Republican., 1883-02-01
EAST WASHINGTON.

The spacious parlors of Dr. McKim corner
South A and Fifth streets, were thrOnged
with merry gathering of young folk last
evening. Misses and Harriet McKim received
the guests. Among tho many present were
the Misses Mary and Nellie Dyer, Miss
May Chase, Miss Dorkins, Miss Minnie Bolt,
Miss Annie Badden, Misses Grace and Annie
Case, Miss Dessez, and Messrs. William
Dockee, Samuel Chase Capt, Wells Frank
SNYDER Leon Dessez, and Frank Baddon.
The as. S. b., u social club of East Wash
ington, gave n masque soiree last evening Mt
Baum's hall, corner of East Capitol and Fourth
streets. A goodly number of comic repre-
sentations Were present, among those most
prominent being Mr.. Samuel Thorn, English
Gentleman; j. q. Simpson, Uncle Sam Mrs
j. G. Simpson, Goddess of Liberty Hermon
Herfurth, Virginia Darkey Miss j. Swain,
Nan, the Good-for- Nothing Miss Kate John,
Housekeeper; Miss Sarah Burgess, Evening
Star Miss Julia Mansfield, Last Rose of Sum
mer Mr. Charles Foos, Old Man, and Miss
Fannie Young, Old Woman.
Perseverance lodge, l. o. G. r., at their
last regular meeting elected the following Off
GERS for the ensuing year Mr.. p. Southwietz
w. @. t.; Miss Hattie Wood, w. V. IT,: j. Il.
Hammond, II. S. w. IL. Stevens, +. s. Lidia
Henry, w. NJ; Mrs. b. Il. Evans, j. G. 1;
Charles W. Nathratt, w. S. A most enjoyable
evening was spent in recitations and singing.
The GuntOn estate contemplates erecting
several rows of houses in East Washington
early in the spring
The residence of Mr. George Bartlette, on
L street. between Ninth and Tenth streets
southeast, has received several visits during
the past few evenings from burglars, Each
time Mr. Bartlette was on deck and defeated
their villainOus efforts.
Rough Notes, the East Washington daily,will
hereafter be known as the Daily Ners. A
National Republican., 1883-02-01
STAR ROUTE TRIAL.
A Witness Who Would Sign Petition for
Anything-Morc spnrring.


The star route from the Dalles to Baker
City, Oregon, was taken up in the criminal
court to-day, and the entire morning session
was consumed in the introduction of the Off
cial papers relating to the route. After re-
cess carrier on tho Dales- Baker City route,
named Fiske testified that Moore had repre-
sonted to him that tho service would be in
creased. Witness told him that unsuccessful
efforts to do IL had been made before but
Moore replied that they never had senator
rial route before. This answer was stricken
out upon objection by the defcnse Tho
witness said the route was aftcrward in
creased from two to three trips per week.
Witness failed to identify the signatures to n
petition relating to the route rs those of per-
sons living in the vicinity. At this point
Mr.. Walter III. Smith arose and said that A..
w. Moore was about to return to his home, and
desired him to state to the court, in answer to
certain questions put to him upon cross-oxam-
ination that although Mr.. Pelham was his
counsel, he consented that the privilege should
be waived aud that Mr.. Pelham might be
fully interrogatcd upon the subject.
Mr.. Davidge asserted that Pelham never
was Moores counsel, and that this was mere
device on Moore'5 part to break the force of
Pelham's testimony. He protested against
what he called the irregular nature of tho in
terruption, and declared that, it was very i'm
proper. Mr.. Boone very properly said what he
did on yesterday, but it was wholly irregular
for anybody to come into court and make an
unsworn statement.
Mr.. Bliss And therefore, it is entirely i'm
proper for Mr.. Davidge to say that Pelham is
not Moorc's attorney
The court thought that Moore was justified
in causing such an explanation to be made.
The cross-exapination of the witness was
drawn out to great length, the petitions being
the principal subject Of inquiry.
Another carrier named Mastcrson gavo tes-
timony as to the details of the service.
The subcontractor, Mclean, said he would
sign petition for anything
Mr.. Merrick. You would sign q petition to
have man sent out there to blow horn,
wouldn't your
A. Yes, sir; believe would; anything
in the shape of petition he would sign. Ad-
iourned.
National Republican., 1883-02-01
WEST WAsHTNGToN.

Drovers' rest live stock sales, Tuesday,
Jan. 80, 1883 reported by Tavenner Bros,
proprietors)- head of cattle offered and
sold at Best, 81 to ct ;good, 8 to 81 medium,
TO 3; common, - to 4; 325 sheep and lambs
at Lambs, 6 to Z; sheep, to O. IA few extra
fine at ~ yearlings, 6 to 81; 20 cows and
calves at from $25 to $40.
Mr. Jacob Kemple, of Wheeling w. Va,
will deliverhis humorous lecture, "The Trials
and Tribulations of an Office Seeker" at Cur
It's hall tonight for the benefit of the George
town Dashaway club.
The Georgetown Amateur orchestra gives
its next complimentary public rehearsal at
Curtis hall ON Tuesday evening next, under
the leadership of Mr., Szemelenyi
At the meeting of Hermione lodge, No.
12 X. of P., last night, the committee having
the matter in charge reported that all the
arrangements had been completed for the
grand testimonial rendered TO the lodge by
the Capital Minstrel company, Col. Rogers,
aud Mr.. McCauley which will take place at
Curtis hall, on Wednesday evening next,
National Republican., 1883-02-01
MASONIC soCIABLE.
Interesting Entertainment for tho Sc
Johns Mite Society.

Interesting Entertainment for tho Sc.
Johns Mite Society.
The third Masonic sociablc for the benefit
of tho st. Johns Mite association and tho
Masonic Board Of Relief was held last night
at Masonic temple. There was very large
attendance. The programme included a
musical and literary entertainment and dan
cling. 1t commenced with oporatic selections
by Donch's band, and comprised, beside the
operctta of "Cox and Box" solos from the
Washington High School Glec club, piano
solo by Prof. Waldecker, recitations by i. B.
Hay and Miss A. MacMurray In the ope-
rctta the burden of the fun was carried by
Mr.. Pugh, whose high talents rs comedian
were never moro conspicuously displayed,
while his singing was all that could be de-
sired. Messrs. Hay and Daniels were also eff
fcctivo in their respective parts The COM
mittoe comprised, on the general, Joseph Nj.
Wilson, chairman; Thomas w. Sanner, treas
urer John G. Athcy, secretary.
Committee on programme-Andrew w.
Kelly, Il. B. Hay, Arthur NJ. Muz2y, s. M.
Yeatman, Henry A. johnson.
Committee on recepton-Isaac Fairbrothcr,
w. NJ; Thomas f. Gibbs, w. NJ; Edward N.
Boteler, w. NJ; Isaac Birch, w. NJ; Thomas
Taylor, w. NJ; Martin O'Connor, w. NJ;
James w. Wronn, w. NJ; Fillmore Beall, w.
NJ. Edward Kern, w. NJ; William II. Baum,
w. NJ; James A. Sample, w. NJ; Harvey III.
Hazard, w. NJ; 0. S. Firmn, w. NJ; III. 9.
Stier, w. Nj John II. Olcott w. NJ; George
w. Baird, w. NJ; James Tindall, w. NJ;
Charles Becker, W. NJ; Matthew Trimble, w.
NJ. Henry Yost, w. NJ; Charles Brandt, w. NJ.
Floor committee-H G. Thompson, director;
II. II. Hazard, w. j. Acker, J. j. NEEDING, G..
b. Hanzcl w. w. White, VA. Craig, Thomas
w. Cridler, j. ii. Olcott, w. Il. Dennison, j.
H. Patrick, G. Emerich, w, p. H. Crews.