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Political Notes.
FOIlt1C8l Notes.
BLAINE DELEGATES FROM PENNSYLvANIA-NIsSOUR
COLORED VOTERS. ETC

BLAINE DELEaATEs FROM Observation-Disclosures
COLORED VOTERS, ETC.
The chairman OF the executive committee of col
ored voters In Missouri has called the committee to
meet at Sedalia in that state April 9Th, the same
day when the two republican conventions meet
the object being to consider the question OF colored
representation in the republican national conven-
tion to elect delegates to the Richmond, Va, con-
ventlOn, ana 10 consider the general interests OF
The conventions OF Huntington and Cameron
counties, Pa, which elected delegates to the state
convention yesterday, both gave instructions the
delegates TO support Ratne representatives to the
national convention IN Franklin and Huntingdon
counties Blaine delegates were elected. The dele
gates from Mckean county were uninstructed
The republicans OF the district comprising the
parishes OF Madison and East Carroll, louisiana
In convention at Delta yesterday nominated ex.
Congressman Frank MOrey for the of1ice OF state
senator.
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Mr.. Cenkling In the Campaign.

Mr.. COnkling In the Campaign.
MR. BELFORD SAYS THAT THE EX-sRNAToR's FIRST
CHOICE Is GRANT But IF BLAINE IS NOMINATED
MR. CONKLING WILL WORK EARNESTLY TO sBCURK
HIS ELECTION.
The most serious question in the minds of the
friends OF Mr. Blaine is whether he could secure the
support OF Mr. Conkl1ng in the event OF his entering
the presidential field. II this were assured they
claim that there could be no doubt about Blaines
getting the nomination. The coolness that is
known to exist between Conkling and Arthur.
growing out OF the New York custom house mat
tiers and other things seems favorable for Blaine,
ana Is Claimed In political circles that Conkling
II called upon to choose between Blaine and Arthur
Will declare in favor OF the former.
STAR reporter asked Mr.. BelfOrd, who IS quoted
as authority upon Mr.. Conking's political views,
"hat MS opinion was upon the subject.
II don't like to talk about Mr.. Conkling's differ
ences with Mr.. Arthur that gentleman replied
But I'll say this. The man Mr. Conkling favorS
for the nomination is Gen. Grant. He thinks that
Grant Is the best and most available man In the re-
publican party, and advises his nomination as to
the best interest OF the party But If Grant can't
get II, and Mr.. Blaine is nominated by the Chicago
convention, Mr. Conkling will enter vigorously and
earnestly into the campaign and do all he can to
secure his election. AS to Mr.. Arthur l don't want
70 TAX ON that subject II Blaine is nominated
Conkllng Will support him. He will work for Grant
or Tor Blaine III he Is nOIninatedn
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4 So. 600. 900 Lam.

NEW YORK March ls.-The loan of ss,ooooco ore.
tui hhL"4N Navigation company Was taken
largely In Frankfort. ana the balance Was s,n-
s.filSd Tor here and ia England The loan Is ne.
lulI"i 10 complete branch ID Junction w,th the
OrCNun SnnrI llnR " - ~
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ST JOINS, y. f., March ia violent shock OF
earthquake was experienced here yesterday The
weight or the disturbance felt in the v1cfnttV
pi Hubpr Grace, Hearts Content, Hants Harbof
BrlSus Bay, Roberts and Holy Rood. AT St Johns
the dlnl lurhance Was fecble. The line of yolcanls
travel was from north la south and the dist urbana
took place between 800 and las 10 In
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NORTH ADAMS, Mass, March ia cock fieht tooe
Pld,e at The State Line house last night between
itol ana chatham. y. u, and PIttsfeld and North
Adams birds There We're eleven battles fought
ol which Troy and Chatham won the inst 6ya
NOrth Adams the sixth, and Efttsied the last fiya
INo nulldr''d and nfty spectators were present.
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The steamship Galia took out from New YORK
s600.0e0 god today
Several ladies tainted in the crowd az the san
Francisco opera last night, and there was much
confusion.
Two warehouses OF The Appleton Manufacturing
Co, At Appleton, Wis, were burned last night loss
10000.
The steamer Rhein. which arrived az Southamp-
ton, England. yesterday, from New York on hee
way 10 Bremen, lost her topmasts on the passage.
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IN NEWFOUNDLAND.
THE PACIFIC EXPRESS ROBBERY.
SOUTHERN METHODIST CONFERENCE
JAY GOULD EN- ROUTE TO WASHINGTON
THE MISSING CLERGYMAN FOUND.
The Pacific E.pre>. Robecrr

TiiIER SAWS NCFAppEN NAS NOT ms .c,osrrrrx
HE Louis, Mar'h la.-,;ror-e McFadden, tho
,'Sfn confederate ~ ErvuIiSs Tll.r In the
arrived here last evening lie and TilIer and
tie tie cypress onicla.s had A conference at
.I' "ll',, "i the Cti'f ~ police but nothing new
asc illii'e. and NcF8di"u denies that he had any-
th,nS to 10 WITH The robbery. Roth OF them are
against either II them. nor Ai ther hs any issued
uiI4 re 'NpftNS lH PIE obtain some additional In
formation iron thrn which They desire ,.eneral
MAJ. M'iNiliah. o lllH tNlir'~> tpuparN SAYS that
lh"T' j. ui~'T'ndn'A II 5lHr slSu0 bet wten thu
amount found on llllrr aud The money now ascers
1,'lf1 In hiNt u'~'h IN Tie cumpAuvs safe this
20 f1tf> confederate. ana All the Efforts OF the
company are now directed 10 md that confederate
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MOVEMENTS OF U. S. NAVAL VHSsE1S-The T. 8 s
Alliance was at Martinique yesterday She will
reach Hampton Roads by the 1st of May. The o. s.
= OunaaSka was put in commission at San Fran
cisco Yesterday. She will go on surveying duty on
the Alaska coast. Va
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NEW loRh. March l9.-MadaIn Anna Bishop the
once famous singer, who had worldwide reputas
non. dltd suddenly last night OF apoplexy az hp
Residence Oh PARK avenue. Her husband Mr. Mar
th Schultz. WAS AZ the bedside when She breathea
her last She leaves no children
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4 SpecuIatiny Partner

st LOFTS. Mo. March IA Is now stated thai
u r >ld'TS WHO ~ IA to have been defaulter
was not The h1ok-hvop'r hut IN. Partner az Fort w
thll"uirn, ana 'ha hr USED tl, funds OF the firrr
Ir speculative" purpns,s, rt whether r,r the pepe
III nI Tie hrin or himself Individually cannot Dss
learned ~ W
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Jusr RECEIVED.

- UST IlECEIVED
ONE @ CASE 0Ft2INCH ALBATROS CLOTH IN ALL
GREAT BARGAIN AT soc. PER YARD.
ONE CASE OF LUPIN'S CAIEMFRE CORRECT
SHADES: AT SOC PER YARD. THESE GOODS
ARE CHEAP AT 62EC.
sPklNG DRESS GOODS IN PLAIN AND COMBINA.
IlONS, IN ALL COLORS AND QUALITIES
WILL OPEN THIS WI Elk ONE LOT OF COIORED
SAInN S KhADAMES, WORTH $2 PER YARD
THESE GOODS WILL BE SOLD FOR Al 80 AND
CONSISTS OF SIX SHADES ONLY AND ARE
VERY CHEAP.
ONE LOT OF COLORED GROS GRAIN SILK EX-
IRA VALUE AT $l5O REDUCED TO 81 IS.
BLACK SILKS FROM 75C. PER YARD TO a. So ON
WHICH THERE HAS BEEN REDUCTION OF
23C. PER YARD. WHICH MAKES THEM THE
bESI VALUE IN WASHINGTON FOR THE
QUICK SALES SMALL PROFITS.
s. l.. HEMPsToNE,
mhl7 SO3 MARKET SPACE.
- FINE SHIRTS TO ORDERi
Fit and Quality Guaranteed
VS. TEEL.
mhl5 0S6 Pennsylvania ave-
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STEAM LAUNCHES FOR NAVAL CADET DR1L1s-
Chle1 Engineer FARMER, at Annapolis yesterday
Tested new steam launch, one Of fourteen for
naval cadet drill, ten OF which have already been
Dullt The trial trip OF the new launch, the Ad-
nlral Farragut, satisfactory; eight knots were
OF beam. and contains the latest improvements in
machinery. Another boat OF the same description
was launched yesterday, and will be equipped at
once 1t Is to be called the Admiral Porter
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AMONG the callers at the White House to-day
were senator's Cullom, Plumb, Van. Wyck, and
Sabin Representatives johnson, Lawrence. YORK.
Ryan, Peters, Handbook, Morrill,, Houk, Davis (Mass,
Mayo, and Ray (N. H.); Paymaster General ROches.
yer ana General Eaton. commissioner OF education
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CIVIL SERVICE ExAMINATIoN to fill clerical
places In the city post Office will be held on the Sd
ol APRIL at 10 O'Clock. The list of persons eligible
10 appointment to clerkships In the Office has been
nearly exhausted by appointment or declination.
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FIRST THROUGH TRAIN TO MExICo's CAPrrAr--Tns
FIRST through train over the Mexican Central rail-
way left the union depot OF the Atchison Topeka
and Santa Fe railway, at El Paso, yesterday morn
ing. IL will be four and one-half days I'm maktny
the trip 10 the city OF Mexico, but this time Will bs
reduced 10 half that period Ia few DAYS when tie
new schedule Is prepared.
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ST JOHNS, y. f., March IA Violent earth.
Quake shock visited Trinity. Haut's Harbor HarboF
after noon. The disturbance lasted barely IS "a !
UuIs- - ~ ~
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A PRIZE FIGHT OFF.-Joseph GafYney A pucfus<
OF Trenton, y. D.. announces In the Trenton Times
that the light between Jimmy Mitchell and Jack
heehai which was TO have been fought within go
miles of Philadelphia Tuesday next Is Oh. owing 10
keenans sudden Illness Keenan, Is al GefYneyp
under the care OF phyScian
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General Foreign New. bv C.h,.
COMMUNIST CEuRBRArios.

fARIS. March lg.-lhe communists celebrated ths
anniversary OF the beginning Of the conmuns OF
~ LdsI evening 10y hanqurs Ia several OF the sub
UIuA he Speeches Al these were VI a yioleut ana
revolutionary character N
1ht fkkNCH CLAIM SUPREMACY OVER rosours
AXIS, MaIch ls-l he Rr ,aIbi.ye FraEoat se sayes
rith't can treat with China only upon the bass o.
an indemnity and the recognition by China a.
French supremacy over the whole OF TOpouin
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The Tariff Question.

WHAT Mr. GEDDES, OF OHIO, SAYS.
Mr.. Geddes, OF Ohio, is disposed to take con-
servative view OF the tariff question, and says he
thinks the whole matter will be properly settled
The Morrison BILL he Thinks Will be'taken up in the
House within two weeks, while that bill could not
pass as 1t is. 1t was susceptible OF changes which
might make 1t acceptable to at least Sgood major
1ty. This view, however, does not appear to be
held by many others in the House
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Lteut. JAS W. Carlln detached
from the Hartford and ordered to return home and
await orders; Passed Assistant Surgeon c. H. H
han, from duty at the naval academy and ordered
10 duty at the museum of hygiene Washington.
IasSed Assistant Surgeon L. II. Streets, from duty
tt lile museum Of hygiene and ordered to duty on
the coast survey. w.
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PARNELL BUYS HIS MOTHERS HoME-Charles
Stewart Parnell has purchased the property In Bor-
dentown, n. j. heretofore belonging TO his mother,
and on which she lives The cOnsiC Cerat1On men
toned In the deed Is 10000, but this Is merely
formal price, as the transfer OF title Is made solely
with view OF keeping the place as family home
stead 1t came to Mrs Parnell from her father,
Commodore Stewart, OF the American navy.
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The Queen Anne's National bank, CT Centerv1lle,
Md. was organized yesterday, with capital stock
II $4,000
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The Virginia iegistature.

IMPEACHMENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF STATE
0FFICERS-THE CHARGES AGAINST JUDGE MEADE
In the Virginia senate yesterday Mr.. Thurman
Offered joint resolution that the senate meet on
the first day OF April, 1884. 10 sit during vacation
for the trial OF articles OF Impeachment preferred,
by the house OF delegates against Jackson L. VAL
enttne, school superintendent OF Hanover county,
The resolution lies over.
Colonel Randolph Harrison. Of Cumherland
county, was elected state commissioner of agri-
culture yesterday 10y the legislature, which alSo
elected as revisers OF the code NesSrs Walter r.
Staples, E. c. Burks and John W. Riel. OF Halifax
county. A bill is pending in the house OF dele
gates proposing to appropriate $1,000 lor the es-
tabliShment OF soldiers home
The special committee OF the house or delegates
10 whom was referred the charges preferred
against Judge Meade, OF the corporation court or
Alexandra, yesterday requested TO be discharged
from further consideration for want OF time TO
mature and prepare their report. The request
was concurred In and the committee discharged
caucus OF the democratic members of the leg
lSlature last evening nominated ii. q. Mofett IT,
or Rappahannock county, To be commissioner OF
railroads.
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The Kansas legislature yesterday convened In
special session to consider the cattle disease
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The salary OF the mayor OF Frederick, Nd, ha
been raised from $500 to 81 900 year.
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Society NSstes.

The Literary Society will meet at the residence
OF Senator Hawley on Saturday, when Public
Architecture will be the topic under consideration.
General Hawley, it will be remembered, is vice
president OF the society for the coming year.
Mrs. Mott Smith will not receive on Thursdays
hereafter until after Easter She will be in Boston
until the 10th OF April. The Hawaiian commits
s1oner returns to Honolulu, April 10th.
very pleasant birthday party was given by
Miss Lille A. Seward at the residence OF her par
ents, ga Fifth street, last evening The attend
ance OF young friends was quite large, and num-
ber OF handsome and appropriate presents empha-
SiSed the event.
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The statement OF the condition OF the national
banks OF this city at the close OF business March
1884, as compiled from the statements made to the
Controller OF the Currency, shows the circulating
notes, included among the liabilities of the banks to
be as follows: National Metropolitan bank. SIC, ,OOO
Farmers and Mechanics, saO93O National Bank
OF the Republic, f112 200; Second National, s2 900;
Central National, $4,000; Citizens National,
s54,GOO. The capital stock Of the various banks is
given as follows: OIL W National Metropolitan, 100000;
of the Republic, ssOOOOO; second National, sa5
Cen csntral d National 100000 Citizens Natlonal
itan $3.50 S93 49, Farmers and Mechanics slO4 S 80;
National Bank ian OF the Republic, slo9 s99s3; second
National, S39. .SS2 SO; Central National $23 29l ~
Citizens National, sl5,OG3sO. Deposits, Including
dividends unpaid: National Metropolitan, 1897 6276
Farmers and Mechanics, $692 OOO65; National Bank
OF the Republic. 1865, ,92s. 30; Second National,
S463 526 o3; Central National, s573 1889; Citizens
National, 1886, ,915.41. Total resources: National
Metropolitan, 81 500 SEQ Farmers and Mechanics
81 IS; National Bank OF the Republic,
s1,14S12913; Second National $500 4OS41; Central
National, S7S6,41011 Citizens National 1894 1891
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LIEUT.. CHARLES j. BADGER has been detached
from the photographic office and ordered to hold
himself In readiness for duty on the Arctic steamer
Alert. ~ ~
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New Books
Ilfe at Puget Sound. by leighton.
Twelve Months in EnaysIPrisOn. by Susan W Fletcher
Portraits of Places. by Henry James.
B.atr1x Randolph. by Julian Hawthorne.
CO-OIerztlse Housekeeping. How Not To Do 1t and
h W TO Do IL. by VI F. Prince.
! ne tIeltir ~ayaa,v. by Edward King
S"nEs CusCLg. by Lewis Morris.
'-1te and Iiites Of ). = Prentiss by d. Shields.
he Faster Cards and Novelties open. and 1t
VIII repay to thenl for they never
~ kErattr variety beautiful stock of Zine
stationery aud Fancy Articles very full aud complete
h-.i5 W d MORRISON. 475 Pennsy ivAnlA avenue
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WALL PAPER WINDOW SHADES SC
J.. w. HENDERSON CO.,
dll-N lll3 Street Northwest
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The Mi..i..ippi on the R smpaRc.
LOUISIANA PLANTATIONS FLOODED AND RArLRo
.r-a-t.- 1890.


A crevasSe has opened AT the Viola plantation.
SIX miles above the West Baton Rouge ferry lanc.
ing. in what il known as the muatto levee The
break at last accounts was forty feet wide and sd
feel deep and widening rapidly. The water viii iI-
undate number Of famous plantations. Including
the Viola, Belaire, Poplar Grove and Anchorage
In fact. all down 10 flaqueinine. The rain which
has fallen since noon last Tuesday continues 10
pour in a deluge. and the river Is rising rapidly sf
ali poirtS between New orleans and Nicksburg AZ
New orleans the river tye inches during tweL-
ty-iour hours. and IL now al the high water mara
or 1874. The overflow has caused the suspension II
traffic on the Texas Pacific railroad, between New
Orleans and the Atchafalaya river A crevasse was
reported seven miles below New Orleans on tie
west bank Twenty feet OF the old leyee and ole
hundred feet OF the new eYee behind it washed
away. A dispatch from Nicksburg, Miss, says tlpe
water Is three feet four inches the track OF tbs
Nicksburg. Shreveport and Pacific railroad, eleve
miles west OF Delta All the Plantations betweoa
Delta ana California station are oyerfiowed- IL ~
believed that the trains now running 10 Tallulsn
Will be- compelled TO stop, making a complete sue-
pension OF trains between Delta and Monroe, dis
tance OF seyenty-three u11es The mails VIII "
carried IN skifIs.
THE MARYLAND LEGIsLATURH.-The Maryland
senate yesterday passed senate bin 10 punish br1i-
cry at election primaries and nominating conyeB-
lions; also house bill 10 enable the Western Mari.
land railroad 10 lease other lines and senate bill
prohibiting the marriage OF white persons and pef-
sons OF African descent TO the third generatloE.
The bin was defeated To elect county school COM
miSsionerS by the people. In the house OF delegates
the bill prohibiting ground rents for longer than
nfteen years was ordered engrossed. Governof
lature.
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The Post Office Appropriation Bill.

AAC u OOS SAAAOO OAPPEOPHl6t1On BIIIe
IT'S PASSAGE BY THE HOUsR-A TILT BETWEEN
MESSRS. TOwNSHEND AND REED
After long debate, full OF party personalities.
ordinations and recriminat1ons the post Office an
preparation bill passed the House yesterday after
noon by a vote OF 16O to 77. All the amendments
recommended by the committee OF the whole were
agreed to except that increasing the approximation
for the letter-carriers 100000 which was reecfed
by vote OF 123 to 137. During the last stages OF
the debate a tilt occurred between Mr.. ToWnshend
who was in charge OF the bill, and Mr. Reed In
which some very
BITTER PERSONALITIES
were INDUCED In. Mr. Townshend in answer to
Mr.. Reeds opposition to the bill said that IL pecu
lator had ever been charged on the floor OF the
House with maladministration, II ever an extraya-
tleman (Ar Reed was found to be its defender am,
II ever the interest OF railroad company was at
stake the gentleman was its defender.
To this Mr.. Reed replied with great warmth. He
said: "When the gentleman talks about. extraya-
CANT appropriations and peculators IL he looks at
the record he Will find that in the star route case
voted with the committee on proprtations and
that he was not here. There Is no man so
poor and no corporation so rich that viii prostf
tute myself to injustice for the sake Of the tempo
rary advantage which comes of maintaining a
against them. / do not undertake to
boast here, but l have no occasion to lower nv
head In the presence OF any man in this House. no
matter to what party he belongs, and though have
had occasion to say severe things about gentlemen
on the other side, venture to say that he is the
only man on that side capable Of making the re-
marks which he has made
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Washington News and Gossip.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-pAY-Internal reve-
hue, 1886 80; customs, s6S357S95

DEATH OF GEN. WRIrzE1.-Adiutant General
Dunn received telegram to-day announcing the
death OF Lieutenant Col. Godfrey Wetzel, engineer
corps at Philadelphia, at $40 O'Clock this morning
ils death will promote Major John W. Wilson to be
in lleute1dnt c0lonei, Capt. VIM. S. Stanton to be
tam ,a ana Second Lieutenant Eugene j. Spencer to
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NEW CLOTHING JUST RECEIVED.
as 1914 and lsis Penn.ylv.nia avenns
Bcys Suits. age 4 to II o., q 50 a. i.
- 10 TO IT, % so 81 a fn sas nu 20 up
Man, Ss;, az sts; as % IS. 80 81 and III 81 uP up
SUITS 20 %. 81. 81 and $40 10 S,s ~ ~ up
Mem. .nS S1Sg h6Ss bor,s for Once So up~aFds
Women,s. Hiss..' ass' .nS S. 90 - IS. 81 to s25O
mills onoes from 81 upwarda
j. W. SEl.BY
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ROOKs
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spcHor'is Almanac 1884
MI MI continent. Monthly Parts
Al ,I All ~ She silent. and the Netherland War.
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AND NOVELTIES
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FRANCS EASTER CARDS
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LECTURES.

NEMORYi-FRE LEG URE ON THE ART OF
AA MEMORY. by PROF. A. S. BOYD in Lecture Room
OF \ NJ G A. Building l4O9 New York avenue. THURS
DAY EVENING March 20th. at 30 o'clock Public
invited New Class will form on Friday evening at
Rooms HOS street. at 80 O'Clock mhl92ts