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The District i'm Congress.
PROPOSED EXTENSION OF THE ANACosTIA AND roTo
MAC STREET RAILROAD.

MAC STREET RAILROAD.
In the Senate to-day Mr.. Ingalls, introduced a
bill to emend the act Incorporating the Anacostia
and Potomac street railroad company. 1t provides
that the tracks may be laid from the intersection
OF its tracks on street south to 9th street west
along 7th to Louisiana avenue to point east
OF 9TH street in the space formed by the
intersection OF eth street aud louisiana avenue,
to be named By the Commissioners The bill re-
ton and run cars upon It In nine months and it
also provides that when the tracks OF the steam
railroad shall have been removed from 9th street
the Anacostia and Potomac company may lay
along 9th west To street north and along street
to 18th and Louisiana avenue. Referred to the Dis
trict committee.
O'Clock, while William Bayly. young man living
at 242i Pennsylvania avenue, employed as a
machiniSt In the washington gas works, was ham,
mering bolt with large hammer Il slipped,
Sci and also rupturing him Bayly was removed TO
his home. DR.. Newman was called, and rendered
medical aid Nr Bayly Is resting easier this morn
Ing.
A WIFBs SUIT YoR DivoRcR--Op saturday, q hin
for divorce was filed by Fannie s. Lane against Au-
gustn S. Lane. and an injunction was issued TO re-
strain the defendant nom interfering with the
complainant in her custody Of their child Jesse
pending the hearing OF the case
Thieves secreted themselves In the Church OF the
HOLY Gross at the corner oe Massachusetts, avenue
and 18Th street last Friday night, and during the
night carried on set OF canoicstackA communion
ued az sioo The case was reported tothe police and
Detectives Ran and Block were ASSIGNED 20 look II
mp but a. yet no trace q the robber q robbers has
been 01ecovwe6
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TOMORROW.
II K. FULTON, Aucuoneer.
nANENEOWER l. SON
~ Real Estate and Insurance,
No 1925 + street northwest

~ Real Estate and Insurance.
No. 1925 street northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE NINE-ROOM
DWELLISG HOUSE WITH ALL MODERN I'M
PRoxEAENTs. No 1924 FIFTH STREET
b virtue of deed of trust made November 15th ~,
1883. duly recorded in Iiber 1864 folio 25 ct seq sa
direction OF party secured will offer at public sale.
Fl t Bay OF on IHE sEyEN
OCLOL \ Z. NJ. part OF Lot numbered nine O.. in
square four hundred and seventy-seven (47) begin
inches north the southeast of said lot nine
CD. thence north twenty-five t25 feet; thence west
thence south twenty five t25) feet: thence ninety
three @ feet four and half a - inches to the place
Terms Of Onethird cash balance in one and two
years with interest 1T SIX centum secured by deed
of trust or ali cash. at option OF purchaser Convey
ancing at purcha<srs cost deposit OF $500 requ
days otherwise the trustees reserve the right to resell
rk and cost Of detnsng after five DAYS
ie"spapes , Iab I, ;, d Was.inEto9 2 G.
W Wai5sa S1ba ssfSs%IFR Trustees
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer. d5-dtds
A UCTIoN SALE OF STOCKS.
VIII offer for sale, on WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER
aac:;an rooms Of Duncanson Pros 9Th and streets
iso ANS n ms II iiy tlf fP2N s eSe tho
FUEL CoMPANY lpar value sIOO1
N6S Of 81 c aRcA OF sToH e WASH
FEdVI # sf HfR GTSHl AND 1
The abov stock viii be sod in lots to sit buyers.
Terms cash. k u u E ,BAKEf
We viii also offer for SALE the day hour and
place Tor account of whom it may concern the follow
so SHARES of the CAPITAL STOCK of the vApoR
Terms cash. DUNcANsoN BROS.
Gll-5t A1,sf;o,iearr
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DISTRICT CASES IN THE SUPREME CouRT-In the
United States supreme Court to-day IN the case OF
John K. Carter, plaintiff In error, VS. Eugene Ca
ruSi and Nathaniel Carusi. executors ETC. the
Judgment OF the District supreme court was af-
1rmed With costs In the case or Maria W. Mat
toon, appellant, vs. John 5. McGrew the decree OF
the District supreme Court was reversed with
costs
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NJ ALTER L. WILLIAMS, l. CO., Auctioueers
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
-o&IING ON Il STREET NORTHWEST, AT
81 virtue OF deed of trust dated September -
18TH =. D.lo.3. and duly recorded in Liber No M
80, fO;Io ISL OF the land rec irfis for .Sr0
Nsshiilxton county. in the District OF Columbia and
by direction OF the party secured thereby sell
public auction. in front Of the preu es on MONDAY
DECf Mi5tl. 1WESTI-SECOND. A. d. 1884 at FOCR
O'CLOCK p. NJ. the following described real estate
stIae n The city of Washington District OF Columbia
70 WIT Be9ill1 Tor the same sixty -four e feet
from the northeast corner Of square of square
hundred and nine t5o9,. and running thence south
elgfty to feet: thence west thirteen feet nine and
-Guar;ec Inches t3 $50; thence norhwe stwardiy
TO POINT sixteen fest I63 the place OF be-
nning tEece east sixteen feet 61 to place OF Begin
mnx tosether WITH All the improvements til reon
Terms OF sale: The amount OF Indebtedness secured
by this deed OF trust unpaid. with the expense of sale
III cash and the balance at six. twelve and eighteen
months Tor winch the notes OF the purchaser bearing
tef es from the day OF sale and secured by deed of
" s on the pro7ery sold shall he taken Adeposit of
loo shall e required % the purchas the time of
sale All conveysncns. &c, shall be the expense Of
tine purchaser.
n2S-codSds LEROY NJ TAYLOR Trusfee
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TENRUSTEE'S SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
Il PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, BETWEEN SFCs
OND AND THIRD STREETS EAST No 90

TENRUSTEE,S SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
Il PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. BETWEEN SECs
OSD AND THIRD STREETS EAST No 2l5
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE "
by virtue OF 81 decree OF the Supreme Court Of -
tie District of Columbia passed in equity cause f.m
No se0i doc % will. as trustee apr ointcd in .4.
SAID cause. offer for sale, on THURSDAY the EIGH-
TEtNEH DAY OF DECEA Der, A. ID. 1884 at FOUR
O'CLOCK p in front of the premises parts of lots
numbered thirteen u3) and fourteen GA Yin SQUARE
numbered seven hundred and sixty-two {iG2) and de
scrihed as TO lows: BEGINNING for the same at the
northwest of said lot numbered thirteen f;D
and thence running southwesterly along the western
line Of said lot 1872 feet inches; thence eoutl,
- feet thence east Il feet and inches thence norfn
26 feet 10 inches thence east feet en- inches: thence
north u feet 81 inches; thence foot 10 inches:
thence enthusiastically to point 80 and inches
from PennSyivania avenue on q line drawn parallel
with and IL feet from western line esaid thence
along sad line 70 said avenue and thence along said
avenue 10 feet to the place of beginning together with
al the improvements ways easements RIGHTS and priv
I'M: improved by frame dwelling and store room.
in CASH the balance in SIX nine and twelve months
from day OF sale. and to bear interest at 6 per
cent per INN and to be secured by deed Of trust
dspGss Of SlGo teaured 1t time OF sale Terms to bs
resell tho property after I'VE days public notice Of such
D. G. CHAS A WAITER Trustee
$40 d street northwest.
OONCANSON BhOS- Aucts. d5-dkdbs
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The Baltimore Markets.

coupons. 81 do. new threes, So bid to-day.
sessern SUPER. s2sa5s do EXTRA 1851: do fam.
sooas. IS do Rio brands. 462a4 75 Patspsco family
steady: western easier Closing weak Southern red
s2aS4: do amber. 9oa92: No. l Maryland s43&as41l;
a My
Corn-sonhern lover and active western irr g1lar.
sfyS ;
Sass .o mixed soasl Pennsyivsnis soas rye quiet
ns Hay .Sassn. PENN an
and easy; Mess pork: 1900 Bulk meats-shouders and
clear rb de Hams 1
sutter 3eNs psessd l2as2 2sas
ss:s sa I'D xh ss stsy ss
- Freshts to Liverpool per steamer auet-cotton.
G 60
els; oats 1900 bushels rye. 26o bushels Shipments
corn. 217. 600 bushels.
The Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. I'LL. December lion CHANCE at ILLS
the for ali III The delivery Oats higher Por
loo. higher: Lard 6. higher: ~ - ~ >
Senator Mftchell,s Seat.
THE STORY THAT HE INTENDS TO RESIGN IT NOT CRED
ITED-BLAINE MEN NOT ENTHUSIASTIC FOR CAM
ERoS.
The story that Senator Mitchell, of Pennsyl-
vania, contemplates resigning his seat In the e.
S. Senate TO accepta judgeshp, is not generally be-
leved by PennSylvanianS In the House. Mr.. Nit
chell himself Is quoted as saying that he knew
nothing OF it. 1t is intimated, however, that the
Cameron men have some such a scheme in mind,
with the view OF throwing the anti-Cameronites on
another track, or TO have something to offer them
by way of a compromise. Mr.. Bayne, who Is HIM
self spoken OF possible candidate for the Sen
ate, said to STAR reporter this morning that
he did not think It likely that Senator Mitchell
contemplates resigning; he had never before heard
the thing spoken OF. Speaking of Don Cameron'S
chances TO be returned, Mr. Bayne said that he had
not been paying much attention to the details OF
the matter, but presumed Cameron was much
stronger in the legislature than In the state as mis-
workers had devoted all their attention during the
past campaign 10 that body, while the ant1-Came-
ron men were working for Blaine and not paying
any attention to local matters. There was no
doubt, he said, that Cameron had neglected
the national ticket In his eagerneSs
to set up the legislature so as to secure his re-
election. II 1t We're put TO a popular vote, eight
out or every ten republicans in the state would
vote against Cameron, and there could be no doubt
that all the best business men in the state who
thought Pennsylvania should be represented in the
Senate by man worthy OF so dignified a trust
would do all they could to defeat him.
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Controller Lawrence and Ex.Clcrk
Barker.

TESTIMONY BEFORE THE SPRINGER COMMITTEE To-
DAY-MR. BARKER RISES 10 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OF THE CONTROLLER
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LARGE SrocK.

LARGE Srock.
GREAT VARIETY.
ELEGANCE OF STYLE.
PERFECT FIT.
SUBSTANTIAL TRIM
MINGS,
And the best made Clothing
for the least money.
Garments for Business.
Garments for Dress,
Garments for Work.
Solid Values for your Dollars.
Three floors stocked with the
BEST-MADE CLOTHING.
Piece Goods for Ordered
Work.
Over Sacks and Newmarkets.
Boys and Chfldren's Suits
in great variety at our usual
LOW PRICES.
fr5l
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( MARBLES ". HANDY, Real Estate Agent,

T1NHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
RESIDENT ARTISTS SALE
OF WATER COLORS AND OH. PAINTINGS
EMBRACING
LANDSCAPE, FIGURE, MARINE, STILL LIFE
AND GENRE.
THE FOLLOWING ARTISTS ARE REPRESENTED
IN THE CATALOGUE:
ANDREWS MELINE
FOSBERG, GILL.
JOHNSON, MATTHEW'S
FURGUSON AND ROwZEE
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SPECIALTIES

OF EC1a Lilies.
MES. NJ. A. HAwLEY, TRANCE MEDIUM AND
ASk Business Clairvoyant. Magnetic Massage Treat
ments given. GIG Sd street northwest G dl32ts
MRS H v READ OF NEW YORK CITY, CLAIR
WI yoyant, medical and business medium. GIG Sd
street northwest Belt line runs within few steps
dl3-2ts
EsHES.-DR. MUHLEMAN CURES PILES BY Dr.
rect treatment without the Of knife caustic or
Il.at1re Cure guaranteed. Can he consulted at 723
each month al. I'm
nR- W. I. PARKER. OF BOSTON, MASS. ELEC-
~ tro- magnetic healer healing by laying of hands
treats rheumatism. Neuralgia Asthma, CatarTh. Par
alysls, 81 Nitus Dance, Nervous Prostration, Lung
LIVER an kidney complaints. and all nervous diseases
H,nout tne use OF medicine. Consultation free viii
VISIT parents at their homes Once hours to
p M 3is ~ street northwest. n17-5w'
MnE ROSS
RELIABLE CI.AIRvOyAEr AND AsTROLeGlsr,
Fee, 81, 40 eA'"AAs '" AZ
Residence 1910 1lth street northwest Uours irons
s-ai- 10 D T. H. ana from 4 20 > p. M n20
NE. RoBERTsON. THE WELL KNOWN BALTI.
- more Iectaist, with 20 wears experience in
treating ali diseases OF the Generaye Organs and Ner.
Sos SYSTEM can be conhdentialiy nv Wed.
nesay and saturday. from to D. M at 45G & street
southwest near ~ street Success guaranteed in every
curry. Private rooms for iadtes oci-Sn
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District Government Affairs.


To-day Mr.. J. l. Barbour, MIR. A. Harry simms
and MIR. Smithmeyer, architect. called On the Com
missioners TO ask the views oil the Commissioners
in relation to the adaptabilty OF the Seaton
and District government building Quite
lengthy conference was held, during which
ton was one OF the most feasible that had been
made In the judgment OF The Commissioners the
building could, with some alterations, be made
suitable to the purposes proposed
OFFERING PROTECTION FOR $500
Mt. James A. McDevitt, manager, offers to the
District Commissioners the services OF .NcDeyitt s
strangers from depredations by professional thieves
from February Goth TO March 6tl, 1885. inclusive.
For said services he proposes to charge 5000, and
TO guarantee entire satisfaction
BIDS FOE ERECTION OF SCHOOL HOUSES
Bids were opened to-day In the Office OF the Dis
trict commissioners for the erection OF two eight
room school houses, one 10 Georgetown and one on
I, between 9th and 9Th streets northeast. The
bids for the one In Georgetown were as follows:
langley & Gettinger, sas.33s; Robert Downing,
S21 $780, f. BALDWIN. s2l 600 For the one on street.
langley & Gettinger, S30.571; Robert Downing,
$a5 1880: Bright & Humphrey, 500 97s D. A. Drfs-
and McGregor Talbot, SD eS2. heSsrs. Frank
Baldwinsand Columbus Thomas being the lowest
bidders Will probably get the awards
BAD CONDITION OF .rH STREET ROAD
Complaints are made TO the engineer departrn ent
of the District government Of the bad condition OF
the 9TH street road. about quarter OF mile in
leuRtii, just DeyO Tue EIEOit Chapel. Inc rcnu
is completely blocSaded In consequence OF leaving
the work or repairing IL unfinished. IL seems that
the purpose was 10 put new Mac2dam surface on
the center part OF This section and many loads OF
loose stone and boulderS were dumped there, but
they have been left withou: breaking or packing
them. and the dirt roads both sides were scrapea
out clean, the purpose being to supply new gravel
which has not been done, and the result is there
little or no communications with Silver Spring and
Sligo. The reason given by the engineer depart
ment is that the appropriation ran out, and the
work had to be stopped The citizens. living in
that neighborhood want TO know why SO Inuch
more than could be finished, was commenced? Ii
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-15

Mr.. LAWRENCE BARRETT, accompanied by the
First Assistant Postmaster General, called ON the
President this afternoon.
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YT'HOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
JOHN SHERMAN co,
Real Estate Agents
No. 927 street northwest
CHANCERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE FRONTING
On FRS ] STREET IVES +, AND ON DELAWARE
AVENUE SOUTH, AND SITUATED BETWEEN
AND STREETS SOUTH, AND IMPROVED BY
TWO-STJkY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
KNOWN AS NO. 442 FIRST STREET SOUTH,
WEST.
BY virtue of decree passed the Goth day of
November. 1894 In the cause If Elizabeth A. Jones a
complainant, James r. Jones, defendant mum. nd:A
bered S47l LQuity Docket - in the Supreme Court of
the Distr ct of Columbia. we shall on SATURDAY
THE TWENTIETH DAY OF DECEMBER 1884 AT
-FOUR O'CLOCK NJ, in front of the premises er for
SALE at public auction the following estate to wit
All that piece parcel of ground premises living
and being IN the CITY of Washington District Of CO.
ubia aforesaid and known ard described as sub-di-
vision lots q and U. in w B. Todd's subdivision of
part of original lot numbered Il and the whole OF
lots numbered two 90 and three () in SQUARE num-
bered six hundred and thirty-eight fS33).
Terms: One third cash the balance at six and twelve
months with interest ut six cent and secured by
DEED OF trust upon the property sod all cash. Mt the
option OF the purchaser. deposit of $75 will be re-
quired ut the OF SALE Ii the terms OF sale are not
complied with within days the Trustees reserve
the right to resell ut the risk and of the defautine
purchaser. All conyeyancing at the cost of the pur-
chaser. W. X. DUHANEL.
AGO Louisiana avenue [ r.
ANDREW A. LIpSCOMB, { trustees.
dlO-eo&ds 32l ~ street
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FDEREMpToRY SALE OF FUR-LINED GAR
MESIS; SILK DOLNANS CIRCULARS. La
DIES WRAPS &c.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING DECEMBER SEVEN
TEENlH. commencing at ELEVEN O'CLOCK. we will
se withln our suction 9th and streets north
west, for account OF New ork house about
Thirty Fur-llned Garments, Silk Domans, C:rcu-
49, lars. &c.
All of which positively be sold and to which the
attention. OF buyers is respectfully called On exhibit
ton morning of sale
dl5-2t DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers
RANK. RAILROAD; GAS, AND INSURANCE
- STOCKS.
on WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER SEVENTEENTH,
at ONE O'CLOCK p NJ, within orr Auction Rooms we
wi SELL after administrators sale:
Shares Nat. Bank of Republic Stock
100 shares Metropolitan X H. Co stock
100 shares Washn Gas Light Co stock
Stock. "
lOs shares Fra kiln Fire Insurance Co. Stock
20 shares Fireml ms ( ire Insurance Co. Stock.
10 shares Real Estate Title ms. Co. stock
10 shares Second National Bank.
81 shares Geo. Gas Co. stock
10 shares WaShn Safe Deposit Co Stock
102 shares Columbia X r. Co. stock
dot DUNSA\SON BROS. Auctioneers
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AUCTION SALES.
nUNCANsoN BROS. Aucuoneera

DUNcANsoN BROS. Aucuoneera
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF WE'LL KEPT
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
COMPRISING
ROSEWOOD CASE KNAbE FIANO:
FEtSCH lLATE PIER MIRRORS;
EMBOS SD VELVET. RAW SILK. PLUSH, HAIR
CLOTH AND OTHER PARIOR SUITES;
NA.NUT A II ASH CHI AMBER SETS;
WALNUT BOOK CASE. WALNUT WARDROBES:
DESks, SlDEBoABDS, DINING CHAIRS:
MAkBLE TOP TABLES LOUNGES, EXTENSION
TABLES:
LEATHER COVERED BARBER CHAIR;
LACE OBTAINS AND POLES;
ENGRAEIN6S OIL PAINTINGS;
CUTLERY, PRINTING PRESS:
HAIk AND OTHER MATTRESSES:
BLANKETS:
BRUSS yLS, INGRAM AND OTHER CARPETS;
COOKING AND HEATING STOVES:
CRDCkEkI AND GLASSWARE;
KITCHEN REQUISITES &c. AT AUCTION.
on Tuesday MORNING. DECEMBER SIX
TtENIH, AT Ten O'CLOCK, we will SELL in front aud
within olr spacious salesrooms large assortment of
wei kept Household Furniture being partly enume-
of buyers. 1t
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School Su1rs. School Su1rs
Boys School Suits sre Ii to II long pants 81 $3.50
and Sb up Boys Single Jackets 81 g. and s2
Ghild's Kass Pants e ~ 6ec 81 Gh 13s
solid School shoes from 81 up. Boys School Hats
from 4oc and e0c. up; Coed Womens sold But; Shos
sl3 !. W. SELBX
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This fine collection embraces about $50 pieces and
will be sold at public auction at my auction rooms on
THURSDAY and FRIDAY, DECEMBER ElGH-
TENTH and NINETEENTH at ELEVEN A. NJ and
THREE P. NJ. each day.
The collection will be view Monday Tuesday and
Wednesday prior to sale 1t is pronounced the finest
Offering they have made. and their efforts should
be substantially encouraged by our citizens
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NOAH WALKER l. CO,
Cos Pennsylvania ave.
NOAH WALKER l. CO.,
625 Pennsylvania ave.
NOAH WALKER L CO.,
Cos Pennsylvania ave.
NOAH WALKER 4 CO.,
625 Pennsylvania ave.
NOAH WALKER l. co.
Cos Pennsylvania ave.
NOAH WALKER h CO.,
625 Pennsylvania ave.
NOAH WALKER h CO.,
G25 Pennsylvania ave.
NOAH WALKER & CO.,
625 Pennsylvania ave.
NOAH WALKER & CO.,
625 Pennsylvania ave.
NOAH WALKER l. CO..
625 Pennsylvania ave.
NOAH WALKER l. Co.
G25 Penusylyaniaave.
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NADISE DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR La
4s1 oles All female QUICKLY cured Can be
Consulted daily at l245 7t stree: northwest Ocs hours
sy0ra b y oo2ook pln.. with lsles ouiy is2-hIas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-15

Solid Values for your Dollars.
Three floors stocked with the
BEST-MADE CLOTHING,
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1884-02-14

According to q recent ruling of the
postmaster general, any person who
writes for tickets or corresponds with
u lottery company, relating to such
business, violates the law and becomes
liable to Il fine of from one hundred to
five hundred dollars.
VALUABLE MAIL MATTER DE-
sTRoYED, The pouches containing
the eastern mail matter for Hunting
don when thrown from the window of
the fast mail Saturday Feb, 2nd.
struck large SNOW bank in front of
the depot and, falling back under the
train, were caught 10y the wheels and
carried distance of II miles. The
pouches, together with the principal
part of their contents, were destroyed.
Registered letters and other valuable
packages were found in various places
along the track which had been rincd
Of their contents.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1884-02-14
Recommending Harrity for Dele
gate-at-Large to the National
Convention.

The Young Mems Democratic Asso-
citation held largely attended meeting
last night, at which John Cadwalder
presided. A resolution presented by
George M. Dallas was adopted, declar-
iny "that William f. Harrity, by his
high personal character .and by his in
telligent, jealous and self-sacrifcing
services to the cause of Democracy, has
merrited and is accorded the entire con-
fidence and grateful regard of the party
and this association recommends his
selection as one of the delegates-at-
large from this State to the next Demo
cratic National Convention" The fol-
lowing named were appointed an auxil-
liary campaign committee for work in
the city election; William f. Harrity,
chairman; George M. Dallas, Joseph
J. Wainwright, Joseph p. Kennedy,
Murry Rush, G. d. Clark, William M.
Meigs, I'll. G. Olmsted, Thomas D.
Pearce, H. G. Loughlin, Charles E.
Ingersoll. John o. James, Willing Lit
tell, Samuel T. Jaquett and A. Haller
Gross.-PhiladelOhia Times, Feb. 9Th.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1884-02-14

We were very glad to see our old
friend Mr.. G. &. Cummings of Phila :
delphia in town and we know of some
body else that was glad too.
BY present appearances our town
will be consid rable large by next fall.
Some s or 10 Houses going up during
tie Summer. Come along |. j.
Grenoble will almost give you a build
ing lot for nothing just so you put a
house on it. Such men are the build
ers of place.
While the readers of your valuable
paper are pursueing its Columns next
Thursday evening. The grandest wed
ding will take place in the Spring Mills
Hotel ever celebreted in our burg, some
40 invitations are issued and general
good and jolly time is anticipated. viii
give full particulars next week.
BROAD AXE.