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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-17
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Assembly Committee on Privileges and Elections at
Fifth Avenue Hotel. 49,.
Convention of rubber manufacturers Mt Aston House
Conference at Mayor Edsons office with reference 10
new aqueduct. ,.r,~.o,h
Mrs Garrlcks suit against American Rapid Telegraph
Company.
Passion Play argument in Supreme Court
Meeting OF Board OF Education, - . r,ou,
Annual dinner OF first panel sherifs jury at Demon
co.'s.
Burr Will contest
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MISS LIVINGSTON IN THE CITY.

Miss Mary Alice Almont Livingston was in this
city yesterday ana wac ior several hours I'D close
guardian ad lItem Mr.. Lyons. She looked cheerful
and appeared confident of satisfactorily disposlng
of the alleged letters TO the coachman Cornelius.
She returned to Toms River last night. Her coun-
sci declined TO indicate what the prosecution
would pursue in regard to he letters. simply re-
marking. "Of course Miss Livingston did not write
the letters.
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HOME NEWS
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Men, York Hotel-General John Echols, OF
Virginia. " Windsor Hotel -Theodore M. Pomeroy OF
Auburn, n ..FInh Avenue Hotet.John y, Alley o,
Boston .. Brepoor House-Beniamln \; cheney, ~ ~
s. Engineers Gilsey House-Captain W. X LIVER
more, u, g. A.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE AoLtSAC-TO.OAY
sunrfsea ~ L. SETS Moon sets l5 Moonsaya davx
gAFEs r,-DAr
dM-Saudv HOOK 2.O5 Gov. Island PAL; He'll Gaia 40
PM-Sandy Hook. 2:37 Gov Islsnd 3l1; Hell GAIA 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-17

The annual meeting Of the Macpelat Cemetery
Association of New Durham, N. j., was held last
evening at the Third Reformed Presbyterian
Church in West Twenty-thlrd-st. The following
officers were elected for tine ensuing ar: Alex
ander McAul, president; James McBriue. vice
president; Andrew @. Bowden, treasurer; A j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-17

FUTILITY OF O. f. D.-Mamma (who has been
vainly struggling u help tommy vita ais Euelid WHAT
rubbish be All this bother prove that Is
10 equal To ID As n ans body In their senses would
ever say IL wasn'tV-lP Punch.
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MR., BoICE's REMARKABLE REPORT.

These were no new developments OF impor' ance
Yesterday in the affairs OF the Two suspen g jersey
inv bauks Receiver Will ims dscnve ed IN the
course OF his examination of the AFFAIRS OF the Cly
tank til It the First National Ba1k bol.s, as col
Lateral security for ov"rdrdits, about T26,OOO IN
notes in addition TO the $4,000 OF Jrrsey CITY
and BayOnne bonds. These were transferred Dy
preslueut Boice, OF the CIV Blhk, 10 PRESIDENT
+. +. G.. Young of the First National on the day
before the former in titutIon closed lis doors these
notrs il is alleged, were deposited with the Cly
RANK for COLLECTION but Boce had them discounted
al fine First National. il IL probable that suits VIII
he Lepun Tor The recovery of the notes. Chancellor
RuuyOn has not yet taken any action III the matter
of the application maze TO hln To permit
the trustees of the savings bank TO wind up Its bust
meas exc DIT 10 ap oint " lillian Muirhead, jersey
civ LAWYER anu unIted States Comnls~l' ner,aN tue
examiner TO investigate ITS affairs and ascrr ain Its
vat condition, The chaucelior's future action
will be governed by Mr.. Muirheafs ,repor,
and until that is made, he VIII rot
decide whether TO put the concern
i'm the hands Of a receiver OF to permit the trustees
TO WIND IL up or continue the business.
One of tue first Things thai AI. Muirhead found
on luIylug DO, es ion Oh tho bank was report re-
Gently made % the directors 10y Mr. B0ce, III which
be said that God had Shove his blessings
on the institution ana proSpereI II bel Oud
Lls most sanguIne expectations Ine bank,
he sad had Deen remarkably successful, aud he
urped ihat thanks should be returned 40 the
Almighty for tue Blessings that He had been show
cling upon the uank. 4 special session OF tue Grand
jury has been called consider tine cases Oi Boicc,
shaw and Beach.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-17

Faded hair RECEIVERS its youthful color and
soft silN texture by the OF Parkers Hair Balsam
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Announcements

Gluten SuppositOres cure constipation and
plies Ply sicans prescribe them HEALTH FOOD Co4 ihar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-17

Wells Trough on Cornsn 15c. Ask for it.
Complete permanent cure. Corns. warts. bunlOns.
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3.777; General Transatlantic, 300; lnman'
$500; Red STAR 1889; other lines, 6.23o; totai'
MR.. CONANTs ASTONISHING CLAIM.

-
The old tenants of the building which stood on n
the Post Office site in Nassau-s were both auluseu
aud ndignanJ Yesterday over the news thai James
H. Conan its former lessee, had asked 20
give him $21 .S55 for tho alleged Improvements
made by him upon the property. Mr.. C9n o17
secured lease of the building on October l. dsa o
5000 year tor two yffS me pit two
His profits IN subj ting are estimated py 10 Uno
ants at an average OF SS.OO0 70 @dv ,';oJ
year. prominent real estatt man, VINO nn.
part # the premises, said yesterday w ny, OOn-
ant never expended tweDtyone cents In lihpIo ~.
ments or alterations" All the improvements o 90 oe
said to be liberal estimate of Mr. Conant ex x
peuditures Last summer MIR. Conant attempted 10
obtain $4,000 from Congress Tor the lInpr93Ve-
his efforts were fruitless The large hal; was al
tered and improved originally by Garry B. BralsteI'
| who spent between $1,000 aud $4,000 on the WORK,
real estate exchange in the building. aud became
| financially embarrassed. Liter on slmllar sum
| was expended by the Open Board OF brokers;
e. Ufer at No 17s Broadway, who formerly kept
restaurant in the building. states that the tenants
paid for all the alterations and improvements ioI
| which Mr. Conant now wants TO be paid and tnat
the lessee barely kept the building III tesantap Q
condition. WHY Mr.. Ufer SAID yesterday. l
sustained $1,000 damages by the breaking ID OF Y
| skylight over my restaurant from snow that snu
| upon Ii from the roof If the building Mr. Conant
refused TO remove the snow wnen asked nm 10 40
So before the ACCIDENT occurred. lie repea ediy
raised the rent upon his tenants, refused 10 put III
| the common,s st convenences for them and after
the properly sold to the Mutual h Ia 9
| Insurance Company tried 10 collect monthly
rents IN ADVANCE on the eve Of his
disp IS s.ion. am now suing, Mr.
Conant for damages resulting from the skyhght
| accident"
| Ii Is asserted that Mr.. Conant obtained and kept
| his profitable lease throulh political influence.
| The city claims $1,000 overdue taxes from
him for the property In July last The collection or
the rent ron Mr.. Conant was transferred irom the
custodian of the Federal Buildings IN tins cry 10
Washington authorities. There IS some d0npt eq-
pressed by his old tenants whether the GoVern-
inent has received It's due since that time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-17

po,,os sec-starv. and William Hill general agent.
The cemetery complies ten acres, situated about
three miles from New York. Only seven acres nave
been LAID out in burial plots.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-17

LUNDBORG's RHENIsH COLOGNE.
Fragrant and refreshing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-17

HENRY A. DANIELS, Nj. d.,
l44Lertngton-ave., between 2}th and 5)th.stI
Hours TO TO T. npotelca Stsrity, 0issl353 OK the
Genito Urinary ORGANS and nervous system. specatea
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Condemned Locals.

SOhOeRSeu A|Gfat$s
Street llmpS will be lighted at o:55 m and
eX.iIgGiSh",i at 3:f5 am.
At a meeting Ut the Potomac toat cub, Inst eve
Ming, tie membership OF the club Was limited t.
20 W. MT new InberS were elected
The Equi able Cooperative Building as Ocia-
ton. AT IL 4ith InOut!ly meeting, st night. ad-
cent.
At a me- ting OF the Corcoran RIFE, last night,
tn following IL fnoecS were appoint d as the ex-
eiutN; .-iilinilt g: Lieut. Nltrhc 1, Lieut.. Sea!le,
Sergt- Kelly nd Privates Str0mb5rger ami NJ am.
II vas unanimously decided TO tenier the COM
pany 10 the Continental Guards.
y convention OF The Retail Druggists aSsorsa-
Zion MI D. eld here iii connection with the con-
ytutiol of The American Pharin lceutic;,i assCcil-
ten. beginning ECxt Tuesday. The delegat s
1rch the hi trict are McssTS G. W. CrOpl,.y. G. c.
L. Snns, G OrGe \. b ntley an Arthur Ndttans.
Mi John H. Tucker, tne Oldest resilient COR
tinuoU-) IN South Washington, is lying in crIti-
ca cuntt ton with kidney DISEASE AMI his death Is
hourly expected He has Resided at lU0i street
for IiIty-Ihr1 yrars.
IT meeting OF the District Artillcry.last night.
Capt L. H. OIL man, 1St Ii utCntnt U. 5. cavalry,
retired, was appointed Inspector OF the corps and
schoh. and DR.. John l. Love was appointed hos
pital steward
The police have been on the alert for a PhiladeI-
ph'a man known as Dutch DAN who is charged
with bling burglar. The detectives have iad
knowledge OF lis presence here during the past
week.
About eleven O'Clock last night MI Boss, driver
Oh The Police ainbiilEc', was call upon to re-
move colorCd "Ofhan narnei Jenny Try from
an alley In the central part OF the city to the
FTe-dnan'S hospital, and during the trip She gave
biftG to Il child
Among the bidders whose proposals were re-
cciF,d yesterday at the government printing
OH Tor Illustrating the annual report of tie
Commissioner o. Agriculture, Mr.. Norris Peters,
OF this city, WAS the lowest lid Ter on the third
einfoiiSsttng o. one lithogrGrh. His bid 500
Three hUndr, d and one Thousand good copies OF
tie prt Is are required.
To-Day, William Ccnnors charged with house.
bfethiGg. was on dpplicat: OF his counsel, MI
Bell. released from jail on giving b,il in $500.
he case OF Lamb against The Baltimore and
Potomac railro "a company and MarlOw-biu TO
reStrHfn the laying of railroad track on stre,t
southwest, into Marlow'S wood yarI--WaS to-day
called IN Judge James equity Court, but in con-
sequence Oi tie absence OF MI Totem, counsel
Ior 'h'' rallroad company, IL WAS postponed for
twtnty day Mr.. e. A. Elliott appeared for plain
tiff aid Mr.. r X Elliott TOT defendant Nj ,rlow
Mr. WIN. Ii. Bailey, OF the boat house near
navy yard hritgc, seeing a flock of birds flying
three reed and black birds.
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The Courts.

EQUITY COURT-Jud0e James
Yesterday, Boswell agt Boswell, Young agt
Young ard Morrison agt- Boyland; testimony or
agt. Gilmore and Riley agt Cox; pro confessos.
National Union Insurance company sgt. Tyler: ap-
and trustee appointed. Hockemyer agt Neu.
myer; commission appointed to obtain answer.
In re w. II. Zepp, trustee auditors report rat fed
Willard sgt. Wylte; do. and sale ordered. COrne-
nu agt. De Vaushn: sale ratified and reference.
smith aSt Roblnson jackson and SuefIerle allowed
10 intervene. try agt Thompson; title Invested
ana reveated. SmallwoOd agt Lynch; sale and
report Of auditor finally Ratified
To-day, Middleton ag,. Middleton; pro confesso.
Caldwell agl. HuSS: do. DOisOn agt DOdSOn: an
pearance ordered. Stencil agt. Otterback; motion
10 dismiss denied. and testimony ordered taken.
Shroth agt. Mlf.r; sale confirmed and reference.
Lrwls; injunction denied, and bill dismissed.
Barpour agt Leddy ana Leddy agt Lediy; au IL
directed to refund. Adams agt. Cooper; trustee
appO nted
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A LITTLE SON Of MIR. JAS j. Finlock had his left
fop' badly crushed on The LnEg bridge yesterday
ait rnOOn by :, passing brick cart
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AmusemeDts. &c, T0-niSht.
ABNER's SUMNER GARDEN.-FOcal and Instru-
maLtal COnrert.
DKIvERS SUMMER GARDEN.-NuSic and Variety.
DINE Observation-Disclosures and PantomIna.
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For PTOpUCI%G q f1cr gloss on shirts and collars
u .undTy " tx. Stan-Slrd OIL Company manu-
f1ctu efs, at N y. Poor. Co.'S, $50 La. ay. Ask
your grOcrr for IL.
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MISS ANNIE X. HUMPHREY.
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

~ l.. WILD BIO,
NJ. 200 7th street northwest,
Always offer Special Re rgains Cash Buyer the
SteE. the kranlch 4 Bach ana New tug <---zsaSn
land PIANOS nd Barker ORGANS ncwETKTn
ments.
Tuning and repairing faithfully attended IN sonx
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We Soil the best Kid but; on shoe in the city for
- md $2sO l1w and high heels, at SinSheimler'S,
SOS 18th and 3ij1 III streets.
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OR csc. and 81 school shoes must be seen to be
APP esiaicd, at SiDsneiIner's. sos 7th and 3l5l
streets.
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ECTICE'-kCtS Kenathvs, 100 Pr. ay.. takes one
Co. line pilot with TART" nth painted for 81
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NO INCCU hut
But II you are fond of good Bread and Rolls call
on your grocer for the only grnuine Compressed
Yeast. made by Fleischmann & Co., successors Il
Gan, Fleischmann Co., and be sure that ou
Yeast is bearing our signature, Fletschmann {
Co, as our yeast1s not sold without our label un
der no circumstances.
Factory Depot 1112 18th street.
&. DENEKAS, Agent,
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FrsszILs IcE CREAM shipped anywhere out of
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CHAPOTEAUT'S

WINE OF PFPTONE.
Awnegassful of which contains 10 pranrnes Of Beef
articlaly digesed by Persine 1t entirely assnia-
bic and into the blood vessels without eqring the
stomach to do any previous work. 1t is highly
mended lby the medical faculty Of Pars to GONZALES
Chorosis Diabetes, Weakness. General Wasting Away
stomach Ache Gastralgia Loss of Appetite tho
Exhausted by xcess of Work. Age Fever. Dysentery
Diseases OF the Chest cancerous Affections. FrelIe IL
Travelling or Long Fatigue. Pars. Kue Vyienne No g.
Sold by ali Druggists. 5a22-mS,Lly
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John W SHILES has fled q mocha nItiS lien on
certain lots for work done for Mrs Jane C.Ouru
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DR.. ITiIler's Neuralgia Pills,
he best remedy known. Soil by all druggists.
repaired by Geo. j. Musser, cor and 10th SITS.
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CITY ITEMS.


She had q fancy for peaches In the old ''pound
for pound" way, Just as her mother used to do
them. And she use1 her mothers old fashion ed
preserving kettle The Kettle upset ana sent Its
she stood before the kitchen flre They put her to
bed and treated the scalded parts with Perry
burns. scalds and blistera In two or three days
she was well
JOhns0n's Oyster Saloons,
40 9th street. The boom Is raging. OLD Rocks,
never before good, this year valu Steamed,
select stews, &C.. now ready. Fried in box and
raw by gallon. For fancy trade none but the best.
Ladies' saloon first floor
Dandruff
Is REMOVED By THE USE OF COCAINE,
And 1t stimulates and promotes the growth Of the
hair.
Burnett's Flavoring Extracts are the best
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CHAuScrr j. REED fri
Offers the following Special Bargains In
PIANOS AND ORGANS

PIANOS AND ORGANS
No. IA Double Round, deliberately finished Rose
wood square Grand Piano made by Vim. Knabe a. O.,
at cost or $500 property ex-senator used very
little, and without scratch. lrice Only 6 80.
No. "A superb Upright, in handsome ebonized
case used four months, made by the leading Boston
manufacturer has superior. Original price O0O
Uttered by party leaving the dty at 1900.
No. "a full 7-octaye Rosewood Piano, carved leCz
oNerstrung Ease gooI as new, used three months NV
ex clerk, offered for cash al : 80.
No ~ ul Loot. Piano, with oyerstrung base made
py MaIshail trauSer, OF Albany, n. ", and worth
$3.50. offered at SIPS.
40 5.An elegant iSoct. 3-strineed Cabinet Grand
Upright Piano new. offered by at sl75
- No. GA genuine Daniel L. Beatty. 81 Is; ~ Stoop
No. IA superior Organ in octayes. by ]. Esty &
Co., $50
No: ESPECIAL prices in the matchless Shonnprp
y moe ia Organs, the only containing a CON.
&. j. REED,
anu 423 eth street Invest
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That Husband q

milwaukee, Beer.
sc. StOVeUipe-uraWn from 1rOOd.
TT KNIGHT, 1872 Penna avenue
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

GOLF FILLED RrNGs. satns5. Prigss.
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"Agderncy Dairy WagOns.,'
Fresh Alderney Butter. churned every morning
and delivered in x-ib. "Ward" prints, Csc. per To-
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk,
&C. per at. Cream. l5c pint.
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JOhnsOu,s Oynter SaIOons.
Dandru6
PafalytiC Strokes

heart disease, and kidney affections, prevented by
the use of Browns Iron Bitters
ANAHOSA, IOwA.-DT. j. G. Mcguire says: 81
know Browns Iron BitterS is a good tonic and
gives general satisfaction"
WADLEY, GA.-Dr. B. R. Doyle says: II con-
stder Browns Iron B!tterS superior as tonic to
any prepar alton now In use"
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SPLENDID GLissEs, 81. Hemrler's, 453 Pa. av.
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LOCAL Nj ENTION.
The " Gather.

OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHIsGTON, ID. C., Sept. 8, 1883, 30 am.
For the mi die All 'ntfc 81 It's fair weather, a
Sill ht rise in temperature, noTtheIi ~ winds, be-
coming light AMI variable, lower baron ter.
SPECIAL BrLLE1IS-FAIR WEATHER FRIDAY.
Slightly warmer fair weather l. indicated for
New England and the middle Atlantic states on
Friday.
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That Husband Of Mine
Is three times the man he was before he began
using "Wells' Health Remover. 81. Druggists 9
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LundbOrg's Perfumes.
Edenia, and Marechal Mel Rose
A Sure Recipe to Danish Mosquitoes.
teaspoonful OF Hunts Insect Powder burned
IN mOderate-SiZ.d chamber Will drive out every
mosquito or kill all suth as remain. Is cents, by
oil druggists.
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Save 25 Per Gel

Save 25 Per Cent
on Imported Dnlmans, at 738 18th street, Mourning
Store, northwest. ClOaks. Jerseys and Cloth
Jackets; Silks, Velvets and CrepeS 3
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GET Harris roach pow scr.
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HEAVY Canton F1AsSELs.
CENTS. 10 CENTS. IL CENTS.
Extra wide Red Flannel Is cents.
AL WOO Red Twiied Flannel, . cents
Medicated ed Flannel. 81 c.s., As and so cts
Home Made Red Sin ker Flannel.
White Shaker Flannel, 25 cts, 81 cts. so Cts
All Woo hite Flannel, % cents.
1tra quality Sheet;ng Cotton 25 cents.
Indigo blue Calico, new patterns.
Ladies' !annel Suting, doub bic width IS cents.
b Ne Black Cashmeres. 81, 80. 60, IS cents.
Blue Back Chudda Cloth. 62 cts, rs cts
Black Cashmere Shawls. 81. %, 81 81, S.. o. sc.
touranld's ngli.h Crsres and Wells.
All wool Flannel ulting Is cts
Calnels Hair Ladies' Cloth rs cts.
Iurney Led Table Linen, fast ,olOrs.
Black eivets. Satins. aud Silks.
WE ARE RECEIVING NEW GOODS DAILY.
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GalvanO.MaEncticT Treatment OF Di
case

Call for pamphlet containing many testimonials
OF cures Wrou int in Baltimore and Washington.
See morning NdtiOa.dl Republican and Baltimore
Sun for daily announcement OF cures OF chronic
diseases Washington Office, 9s2h st. NV. Hours
from to 10 q. M, and to 8 p. N. Consultation
Free at ONCE or Home OF Patient
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milwaukee, Beer.
C. SchOOnel-draWn from 1cOGd.
TT KNIGHT, 1892 Penna avenue
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u street, West Washington. Boarding and Day
schoo! for Young Ladies and Little Girls. THOROUGH
Collegiate Course. Special students Music, French
and German. The twelfth year begins September II,
1883. For circulars apply to Principal, Miss LUCY
ST. PHENSON. au6-2ms
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CPENCER1AN BUSINESS COLLEGE. ESTAR-
y shed in 1864 and improved yearly occupies spa-
eious handsome and commodious halls In Lincoln Hall
building 9th and ID streets NV. Training for
sons and daughters for real lfe for sefsuppor
fuIness and honorable Independence. College office
ogen for reception and re israton Of students August
DAY Sept: 3. Course Of study; PENN nship. rthoe-
sngsh business
BILE entry. Commercial Law. Political Economy, aad
Business Morals. Special departments of Execution
and Photography. II the Business Pracnce depart
ment the student invests capital deposits in College
Bank: makes PurchsSsss for cssh and On time gves
rents insurance and taxes. aud keeps all OF the
counts.
International Business College Diploma conferred
upon graduates at close Of scho astc year It is
vantage students be registered and fully equipped
prior to the opening day.
Hours of 1nstruct1nn-Day sessions, m. to $3.50
m. Evening sessions, Monday. Tuesday. Thursday
and Friday, to $3.50 pm
Tuition Fess-Day sessions, year scholar shp in cash.
$50 scholarship IN insta ments 500 payable 40
admission and remainder In monthly iuetaments Of
$40 esch by the quarter. $40 upon admission. Even
ing SESSIONS year scholarship, in cash $50: BY the
quarter. on admission. SIC; ~ the MONTH ON admis-
sion. Sc.
New illustrated Annual sent BY n.sil on application.
SARA A. SPENCER, Vice-Prtncipal anil
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TINE CEDARs-A HOME SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
Der 4 stusted on the Heights and
grounds extensive the location healthful and beau-
iful. Terms moderate. or circulars address the
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WASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
w Music HALL corner 7ta and sts. NV. Kntrsnoe
VOICE. singing VIC u, kc. Twelve teachers. Fres
adyaptage6. @. =. BUAkARD. Director. nl8-10Ms
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-07-05

Even bad eggs have their use
outside the thrilling turbulence of d
political campaign. There are four
firms in Philadelphia, it is said, that
make business Of collecting from
grocers and market-men the eggs
upon whose flavor and fragrance age
or too tropical weather has wrought
sad ravages. These are opened and
graded. Those hopelessly corrupt
are sent to tanneries for polishing
purposes. Those that are merely too
emphatic in tone for culinary rur-
poses are separated, the whites from
the yolks, the latter being used by
morocco manufacturers and the form
er-so says INSCRIPTIONS report-hy
confectioners.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-07-05
Rough Oh Rats.

The thing desired found at last.
Ask your Druggists for Rough on
Rats. 1t clears ont rats, mice,
reaches, flies. bed hugs. l5c. boxes.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1883-07-05
New York, June 5oth, 1883.

The Continental Guards of New
Orleans have come and gone, and
they have been very much disap-
pointed. They expected to be made
much of by the Seventh and Seventy
first Regiments whom they entertain
ed at New Orleans, and also to make
considerable money by the produc-
ton of their revolutionary tableaur.
= The whole affair was mismanaged
however. They failed to notify the
New York regiments Of the exact
time of their arrival, and thus when
they reached the city there was no
one there to receive them or escort
them to their hotel. For their tab
lean no one cared one whit. It is too
yarn to 90 to q theatre 10 ace good