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and this act shall apply 81 cIl who shall Re here
after placed on the pension roll" Approved 1Iarch
g. 1876.
J. ~. Nat. sfH. Home. O.-I. Please to inform me
II soldier make application for new disability
while his igiui claim for pcJt~gn u I,cH;ilIs >.
\ correspondent isas written c, you ak irigs &c If a
soldier Ipp.3y. for pension Three G-.-iitfr- and
can prove but ou". is he entitled to pension . ~
Your answer Yes. il tier. - . pcu~i.hla .
disability existing in tue ttt ne prove and
il" can - the cHiin ins tile remaining disabilities
rejected .pr su aS t. gvJ them out o .te
Wy. y yt5E, las to lee dispose Of, ia 9uuse shape,
az rs eHiirf2, before pension 'Tn be granted Dr
any portion of IL" A:n n.n'il. 1h" same sub
jet, in reply paotheT core, qrG'eIt you said
Y..- hni lee would nave ja re-, tv ha.,lea OF the
c4.u Ji-pu-i ,f ''rfDT, he vvU-j draw i.-.r.un.'
l. claimant write 10 tla Cvu.;,;-iour- of Pen
siou- ami s}, ip hGv" tie clr} rejected lt' -ttHHT,
and then put Iu "a Sew cH'm iUT tie r"usi"nHhle
disability =, hs 10 Write ad say tlt he valves
those ds4til-itlys which hs CtUHut prove ny, and
ask to be peu-io#ed on the one rroF't2 ifu.sthcr
- the proper way, how - It t"nr' d'S'rrr. l.
res ,. II claimant cannot t,-nisn tll,. necessary
testimony 10 -UU-iaItIGte parj of ts.e claim.
ls ,Houii - giate under oni and it. that mart cf
ciia can be disposed uf :y rejection account Of
inability furnish the requisite testimony, leaving
tie remainder cf the claim pending or, if complete,
II can be aiipysrd.
D. a. Ee,V Briirin Cs3,p.-I enlisted September
1851, for three years rc-.Hii,ed in 1901, wounded
August, I-6i, received fur,"u%h October, 1851. eN-
tended 20 N.vcmbc-, l~'.l; reported 70 Provost
bi,rshai AYrl IT, Es,3. under Presidents prociand-
ton, and discharged HHy Ij. i~s5 Am en-
tticd 10 hacS pay aud bounty under the recent
suulab,y, yes: bit il ..n bc determined aUthpri-
ta;iyrly only by eubnittin- the claim and having
it passed upon by t!:e Comptroller
J{JS. {. 4. }L, tup ads!re-S.t-I An officer duly
commissioned and mustered III lst} resigns his
commission same year. dl5 on way home. leaving
widow and one child; widow applies suI gets pen
SION Of - for self and 8 for child so per month,
until 1913 when she TcmaTrle1 n5.d pension Is 7us-
pended. When child l. Is years Of axe, winch -
three years after. 1876 she receives settlement
at the rate Of 1iG per month for the time from
mothers remarritcc To her arriving at the age of
l6 years. Why Is IT that two ratings made in
the clseone ioF mother and another for the child
Can the child recover the difference between 30
per month paid the mother from death Of the sol
der TO her rcuarCage, ana Si6>5' P.sid daughter
from time of mothers remarrIa-,e the time ~he
was Is years of age? IrStrsr- +. The child did not
receive any such monthly rating. She may have
received some arrears Of pension which would
have been due the mother i,.d not Lo latter re-
married. and it was paid to the child. We cannot
state particulars unless You give all the facts in
the 2 The child has probably received AL the
pension. inciJding arrears of pension. that was
arise in any case.
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editcdby Elizabeth 3Tsl,ct in London, in l702.
The Crotcn Aqueduct is i0l% miles long.
Queen Elizabeth ictt over $500 dresses.
|. Who the last survivor of the Boston Tea
Party 2. Who discovered san Francisco Bay? 3
Who were known rs The Kitchen Cabinet? a..
Which Statoim the Union has the most railroads p
Amo. l.. seaman, st. Louis, No
l. Who has been called the Legislator of the
Heavens? z. Who has been termed the Creator of
Natural Philosophy ). Wilson, Oakland
Gross roads Pa.
l. Where is Gen George II. Thomas buried? ..
BY what familiar name WAS he known in the army
3. And why was he so called ?-George Bowkerr
Wheeling, w. Va
BIBLE BRIGADE.
Correct answers received from Eliza J. Watts.
Cr"tou, Iowa, 8; Carrie StIllwel hiddictown, \.
J., Is; Nora Mark Rocky Ridge, o., Z; Ruth ;.
Wilson, Oakland Cross roads Pa, - IbittIc Free
man. Dalton, Pa, .; Alonao Miller, l3; &. +. InIe,
Miiln, o., II; Fannie l.. Church, Sherburne, N Y,
Philadelphia means love of brother; Patmos,
mortal; Jericho, ms moon, or mouth cyprus,
fair; LaoliCca, just people; ScythIan, tanner, or
leather dresser: Syracuse. that draws violently.
1t. Paul commanded the women of Corlnth to
keep silent i'll the churches, because among the
Corinthians only immoral women mingled with
men in public places, and Paul did not want TO
bring a scandal upon the young church. Among
the Hebrews ii was different, women, from the
time of Miriam down. prophCsiCd before the people
Compare the account OF the descent of the itoiy
Spirit the day of the Peutcc0st, in which women
shared, related in the first part of Acts, with
Cor, II: 81, Hs showing the difference between
jew and Gentle women.
Answers to Angel questions: l. Gideon. 2.
Elijah. J. Isaac. 1. John. .. Peter. 6. Iacharias.
:. At the Svpucl.ur. 3. Jacob. .. Baaams ass.
10. Three angels. II. As men. II Gave them
food and water 49, Minister to men, Heb, i: ii.
II. Yes, "a Gabriel.
On what occasion only did Christ ride?-Nora
Mark, Rocky Ridge, o.
What are the meanings OF the following Bible
names: Thyatira. Phlpp Samaria, Joppa'
LyStra, Crete Uoigotha Jerusalem G'alIiee Eliza
}. Waits, ErotOn, Iowa
In what places is wisdom and kindness exhibited
by coiorcd men. mentioned in the Bible?-ltuth =.
Wilson. Oakland Crossroads, Pa.
/. Where in the Bibie is man commanded to
book" .. What his ame?-hngie l..
Roorbaclz Eatonville, n. Y.
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Mention The National Tribune.
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tacied, u its advertisements"
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AID TO THE HISTORIAN.

Dr.. J. J. Purman, Joliet, H.: regard THE
NATIONAL TRIBUNE as the best repository of
the narratives, incidents and fragmentary facts
of the late civil war now in existence, and
some years hence. when the impartial historian
shall write complete history of the war, your
files will be valuable for reference.
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The Household, Conversation Club,
Puzzles, etC.
The Happy Household.

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Thanksgiving Day?
Here fu'l tables, with every variety Of fruits OF a
rich sud bounteous land; and there the bread "f
sorrow, fslcistened with tears. Here joyful a'd
be,nul flccs glad in the rich rewards OF "A year OF
prosperity and health; there bowed heads and
ac1iuy hearts fresh from some terrible grief, some
disappointment hard 10 be borne. But to each aud
81 TIE THIHvSE wouij come as a G.ith!ul aud
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but add a richer fragrance 10 your own generous
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r-gui. much more food to keep them in co"di-
ton than if suitably housed. COW cannot
make much milk if she Is subjected to extreme
cold
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THI poet who wrote
"Oh woman in our hours of ease
So fcke, coy and hard to pleasein--
evidently had ia remembrance who q sufferer
from subtle complaint that the doctors had failed
70 II this woman any other suffering from dis
could have become acquainted with the Graefenberg
Csth0licOn they would have experienced pleasure that
results from feeling anew the returning tide Of health aud
freedom from pain.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-01
THE CITY.
GLOBULEs.

Four deaths were recorded Yesterday.
There were ia deaths in St. Paul during
March.
Four new cases were filed with Clerk Bell
yesterday.
The activity about Judge McGrorty's court
still continues.
Janitor Schumann of the district court re-
signed his position yesterday.
The hoard of abatement met yesterday
and disposed of a large number of applica-
tions.
During the month just closed there we're
fourteen cases of diphtheria and fourteen
cases of scarlet fever.
The Crusaders held meeting last night
TO arrange for their anniversary, which will
take place on the 10TH
Fernauld IL Wheeler filed their schedule
yesterday, showing about $4,000 assets and
PAYABLE accounts to the amount of over
81, 900.
Judge Nelson yesterday fled an opinion in
the suit Of Augusta Merrill VS.. the Insurance
Company of North America, awarding plant
if 81, 57S.75.
Officer Henry Calvin arrested Dwight Stiles
at the union depot yesterday afternoon, for
snatching 81 from the hands of man en-
gagged in making change.
Mike Salyin was arrested by Detective
Kcneally yesterday for carrying concealed
weapons. Two watches, big knife and a
pair of knuckles were found in the walkin q
arsenal's pockets.
Lizzie Stevenson was yesterday granted
divorce from w. f. Stevenson by Judge
SimOns. Adultry was the ground of the com
plant. and plaintiff is given the custody of
the child and takes her maiden name of
Brand.
There was but one case before Judge Brill
yesterday, that of Thomas Stillmar VS.. Taylor
~ Craig. Plaintiffs furnished the terra Gotta
material for Mcalester college, on which
there was $500 yet due which defendants re-
fused to pay, on the ground that the material
was Of inferior quality. Hence the proceed
ings.
Careless blasting for excavations on the
corner OF Seventh and Cedar streets at 2
O'Clock yesterday afternoon smashed in store
windows in that vicinity, while rocks flew as
thick AS hail upon the streets, to the immi-
nent danger of those passing. On Monday
this carelessness caused several teams to run
away, in one of which milk wagon was
smashed up.
President Schifrmau Of the board of educa-
ton on yesterday received a communication
from Mr.. George A. Hamilton, rendering his
resignation as inspector from the Fifth ward,
on the grounds of pressing business engage
mcnts. Inspector Hamilton has been
member OF the board for the past fifteen
years, and he has made an intelligent use
ful and honored member. His resignation
will be very much regretted.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-01
pnhli. Morris

Al the board ot public works meeting las:
night the following matters were sent to the
council with favorable report: Changing
grade Of Pleasant avenue, the Oakland street
change Of grade and the STRENGTHENING OF
Sixth street between Jackson and Sibley
streets. Tue pay roll OF men employed in
cleaning and repairing sewers was
approved. amounting 10 sl.s55.04.
Following changes OF grade are 10
b. viewed and reported upop-Ashlaad.
Marshall aud Western avenues. Oinstsd
Kent Louis, sherman. Donsuan aud Frank
lin streets. The widening Of Banfl stree,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-01
AT CHICAGO.
Special to the Glob


CHICAGO, March RI. James w. Given
and wife, and c. b. nefTelfuger and three
sons Of Minneapolis passed through the city
to-day, en- route TO New Orleans.
Hon. ?. II. Kelly, wife and daughters and
Miss Mamie Otis Of ST. Paul were at the
Grand Pacific to-day, on their way from the
South 10 S. Paul.
w ID. Cornish, NJ Dorau, ! b Brisbin.
W. Kirke, +. y. Saunders and Phil 5. Harris
and wife Of St. Paul registered at the Grand
Pacific to-day.
J. +. Mesgber and wife OF Maukato, Colviu
+. Brow aud Mrs. G. W. Porter Of Mime
apOlis and 5. SaunOrn Of Wiuuna are late ar
rivals at the Grand Pacific.
Mrs. W. T. Alexander and J. B. Ssttler Of
-. Paul and NJ. B, Abeles OF Duluth are guests
az the Palmer.
T. c. Burgess. Charles s. Barkell. II. L.
Daniels, J (. Northrup, are Miuueapolitaus
at the sherman
c. ;. Rand OF Wiuona. W. H. Davv Of
MOcrhead, II. X. Kelly Of North6eli, $. B.
Gault Of s.. Paul are at the sherman.
(. ". DurSut and wife aud W. A. Cham
bers ot Saltwater sre at the fremont.
d. c. Shepherd OF -. Paul, D. VI. HYDE Of
Appleton, Wis, ". T. Walker and family Of
Winnipeg. f. J, Pope Of Eau Claire. J. B.
KILLER OF Minneapolis, {. P. Massey OF Roeh-
ester and MrS. :. HaShrOok Of kasosA are At
the fremont
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was referred to the assessment committee :,
and the widening of Merrill, Wells and
Gautier streets was referred to the whole
board to view the premises. The corporation
attorney was requested to examine into the
matter of extending Pleasant avenue across
the Milwaukee tracks. The following men,
bers were assigned the subjoined districts for
supervision: Messrs., Barrett and Becker
to the First and Fifth ward, Koch and Far
rington to the Third and Fourth, Hoyt to the
Second and Seventh, and Peters to the Sixth.
Adjourned until Thursday evening at
O'Clock sharp
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-01
Delightful Homes at white Bear Lake


A novel project for the sale of 200 large and
finely situated cottage lots in Ramaley park, at
the very low price of 500 each. No cash to be
paid until the whole number are subscribed for,
and which must be done before June /, 1885, at
which time S25 is to be paid, and the balance in
three payments Of S25 each. This is a new fea-
ture for supplying persons of moderate means
with delightful homes at White Bear lake, at a
price that is usually paid for camping privilege.
Mr.. Ramaley has undertaken to accomplish the
matter IN hand in sixty days, and from the favor
which this sale is receiving, he thinks he will
succeed in getting the requisite number in thirty
days. Lots in this park were sold last season at
from $500 to $500 each. The subscription lists
now ready, and persons who wish to avail
themselves of this liberal offer do so by leay
ing their names at 142 East Third street, or with
Mr.. David Hanna, White Bear lake, when cirCu-
lars can be had explaining the manner of dispos-
ing of this property. Sixty names have been
taken already.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-01
Heavy Orders for Canned Meats.

CHICAGO, March 3l.-The Armour Pack
ing company of this city has received an ad-
ditional cable order from the British war de-
partment for the shipment of 400, 900 pounds
of canned meats, the destination being
Woolwich. The same company has orders
from the Canadian government for 225, 900
pounds of canned meat for shipment to Win
nipeg, for the use of the Canadian troops
massing there to operate against the half
breeds and Indians.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-01
THE COURTS.
District Court.
NEW CASES

NEW CASES.
Samuel Schwab & Bro. VS.. Eugene Sanders
goods sold to value of S304.79.
Edward R. Bryant VS.. David P. Barnes and
Francis W. Anderson; real estate breach OF
contract.
Dellinger & Co. VS.. Farnsworth e. Taylor;
goods sold amounting to s175.3S.
Hansen's Empire Fur Factory VS.. Thomas
L. Kerr; goods sold aggregating s310.45.
JUDGMENTS.
Lizzie Stevenson VS.. W. E. Stevenson
decree of divorce on grounds of adultery.
Marie Sanders VS.. Carl Sanders; findings
filed.
Berlandi & Brown vs. ]. S. Merrill; find
ings filed.
Before Judge Brill.
Thomas Stillman VS.. Taylor & Craig; suit
for s20S balance on contract; taken under
adVisement.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-01
Doctor Whittier

A regular graduate, PA East Seventh street,
treats, with unparalleled success, blood i'm
purities, nervous prostration, debility-dis-
eases from iudscretion, excuses, exposures.
Moderate charges, safely. Advice free. Es-
tablished longer than any advertising ply
stefan in America Record of cures for
twenty-seven years; never one published.
Patients from Atlantic to Pacific. Call OF
write
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-01

cure at last for catarrh. The evidence
is overwhelming that Ely's Cream Balm goes
more directly than any other to the seat OF
the disease, and has resulted in more cures
than all other remedies. Wilkesbarre (Pa. }
UnionLeader. (Not liquid or snuff. See
advertisement.)
l have been a sufferer for years with ca
tarrh, and under physicians treatment for
over year. Ely's Cream Balm gave me
immediate relief. l believe l am entirely
cured.-G. 5. Davis, First National bank,
Elizabeth, n. j.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-01
PERSONALS.

L. J. Lilly, Owatonna, was in the city yes
terdRy.
John Flynn, Duluth, was in the city yes
terday.
F. $. Parlin, Casseton, was in the city
yesterday.
Rev. J. w. Hinton, Faribault, was in the
city yesterday.
Louis Hartman and wife of Montana are
at the Merchants.
A. J. Whiteman of Duluth was at the Mer-
chants yesterday.
O. P. Hawkins, Ashby, D. j. Knox, Aitkin,
are ut the Merchants.
Il. S Munger, the elevator man Of Duluth,
is at the Metropolitan.
Dr. O. W. Archibald, L. S. army, was at
the MERCHANTS yesterday.
NJ T. Grattan and wife Of Preston were at
the Metropolitan Yesterday.
Mr.. aud Mrs John Green, Mandau, were
at the Merchants yesterday.
James 5. Tod, Fergus Falls, called on his
St Paul friends yesterday.
Mr.. a. W. Yallop returned Yesterday from
visit to friends in New York
y. D. Eustis and F. B. Allen, Bismarck.
were at the Merchants yesterday.
i. II. Rogers and wife of the Hersey
house, Aryilla, Oak, are at the Windsor.
W. f. Atkinson, agent for the Edwin Bar
bour Dramatic company, is at the Windsor
During his recent trip TO Chicago, Manager
Scott of the Grand opera house signed a
contract for an engagement with Lolita, who
will appear here in September.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-01
PIT. K4VANgGH, AUCTTONEER.
MIsCELLANEOUS REAL ESTATE.

MINNESOTA Transfer Real Estate office; saloon
WI with lunch counter located at an eInigrant rail-
road depot, between ST. Paul and Minneapolis;
great bargain. j. j. Corbett agent. 1892
COZ OO Down VIII buy you lot in Lawton's
.D[CsOO addition. balance SIS per month, ma
terial furnished for building Lawton Bros. 90
(IITY lots and Acre lots for sale on easy terms.
y No 472 Rice street. 62-218
MINNESOTA Transfer Real Estate Office, Uni
WI versty avenue. Union park minutes from
Merriam Park depot and Postofice; can show you
lots on monthly pawn nts, ard with railroad
facilities, cheaper than any agent in the Northwest;
call and see me l am always on the spot. j J Cor
bett. Agent.
BOULEVARD ADDITIoN-situsted on proposed
u Summit avenue park way, on Marshall avenue
boulevard on Dayton, Smelling and other avenues,
and at Manchester College railroad station, is only
nine minutes from St. Paul union depot and sixteen
minutes from Minneapolis principal depot. This Is
the valuable present and prospective. the hand
soonest and most accessible inter-urban addition yet
plated. Its location. commanding views, and beau
tifu landscapes unequaled in the inteTuiban re-
g!on. The owners propose TO make II the choicest
residence district Of the two great cities OF the
Northwest. Those desiring to purchase frst-class
residence sites and avoid the expense Of keeping
rages and horses, and TO oOviate the fstigues and
long rides street cars are invited to inspect
this beautiful addition. limited number Of lots
VIII now be sold at low prices and easy terms Of
payment: only 70 those who VIII build this year.
None need apply except lrst-class purchasers. who
want desirable lot for immediate improvement
william G. Robertson, McQuiIlan block, corner
Third and Wsbasha streets. 1884
TOR saie-Biocks, half blocks and single lots, in
L Gnbert's addition south Of Northern Pacific rail-
road proposed car shops. Also AZ lots IN body in
winters addition. AID fronting Manitoba railroad
track. Also 19 acres AZ Union Transfer grounds,
fronting on railroad track. William G.. Robertson
McQuilan block, corner Third and webashs streets.
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borrow Money

On your furniture, pianos, horses, wagons, dia-
monds, watches and all articles of value Prop
erty left in your possession. Terms easy. Your
own time All business strictly confidential.
Mackey's loan agency, room First National
bank building, corner Jack son and Fourth streets,
St. Paul, or room : Mackey-Legg block, Mime
apols
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-01

manufacture, made up into SUITS and LIGHT WEIGHT
IONERCOATS We have selected THE CREAM of Eastern
production and safe in saying that at no time during
the fifteen years have been in business in st. Paul have
we had such choice stock to show OUR customers AS
heretofore have paid strict attention to the Innings and
trimmings Of our garments they Of such stuff as will
well and not give out before the suit is done for In
our BOYS and CHILDRENS DEPARTMENT we show
equally as large variety in MEMS including many
specalties exclusively OUR OWN Our NEW KNOCKA-
BOUT SUIT for Boys is handsome shade Of dark brown,
and for $500 Suit is superior to anything have
shown before We have about fifty different patterns in
SPRING OVERCOATS, ranging in price from So to $50.
great variety at SO S2 and S15 Prices on all Spring
Clothing are somewhat lower than last season.
BOSTON ONE-PRlCE CLOTHING HOUSE.
Cor Third & Robert streets, st. Paul.
N R-Open every night until M Saturdays until 10 D. m.
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Probate Court.


before Judge McGrorty.
Estate of Samuel Bollinger, deceased; in
ventory and appraisement filed.
Guardianship of Belle Conley, insane; pc
tition for appointment of guardian filed;
hearing April II at 10 a. n.
Guardianship of George E. Hoster, insane;
petition for appointment of guardian filed
hearing April II at 10 am.
Estate of Lydia A. Emerson, deceased
order made setting aside decree of Sept IA,
1874, and appointing administrator.
Estate of Patrick Brady, deceased; petition
for license to sell real estate fled; hearing
May Is at 10 a. m.
Estate of Ossian E. Dodge, deceased; GER
titled copy of order dismissing appeal filed E.
Estate of Frank Breuer, deceased; hear
ing on claim of Charles Betcher.
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Sheriff Richter

is selling at private sale all the wines, liquors,
fixtures and lease in No. IS West Third street.
All goods not sold on April 4th at 10 o'clock a.
m. will be sold at auction to the highest bidder.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-01

The Brotherhood Of Carpenters and Joiners' L.
L. No. 81, will meet every Saturday evening st
the Standard Club Hail. Jackson street, at ~.
O'Clock sharp, until further notice.
By order of President
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-01

You want boarders or dodgers!
Have you anything to rent or sell or ex-
change?
Try the GLOBES ''Want'' column without
cost.
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DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.

OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, WASHING
TON. D. c., March 81, 10 p. m.-Obse rvations
taken at the same moment of time at all stations
named.
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Now Is the Time

TO re-upholster your worn out furniture. j. c.
Simonet, at ls7 East seventh street, will do it
at prices TO suit the times.
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Paper Books and Briefs printed promptly and
with the best Of supervision at the GLOBE job
Office.