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The Washington critic., 1886-07-03
sIX TENTS FOR FOURTHPoF July
OR ATONS

Within the past twenty-five years the
Republic OF the United States has uu.
dergone trials and tribulations which
furnish for the history of human gov
ernments episodes as startling as those
Of any of the eflete monarchies, or per-
sonal, hereditary and despotic govern.
ments of the Old World.
Within the past quarter Of century
this Republic of the People has expert.
enced four years of as bloody civil
war as ever marked the annals of any
nation of Europe.
Within that time two of its Presi-
dents have been assassinated, and one
President impeached, who barely es-
capped conviction, and a Secretary of
State assaulted nigh unto death.
The Republic avoided another revo.
luton, the direful consequences of
which no one could foretell, by insti-
tuting an arbitrary electoral commits
sion composed of fifteen persons who
divided on the momentous issue of the
election and Inauguration of a President
by the close vote of Eight to Seven.
1t emancipated over 4,000,0OO slaves
and incorporated them into the body
polite, the equal in personal and politi-
cal rights with their former masters
and other citizens.
1t has had the largest railroad strike
on record-that Of 1S77-in which more
miles of railway traffic, extending
through several States, were suspended
than ever before occurred in the world 5
history; during which trouble millions
of dollars worth of property were de.
stroyed by mob violence.
Even recently throughout the Repub
lie there have been more formidable
labor demonstrations. accompanied by
.lawless violence, murder and riot
bloody anarchist uprisiugs and out
breaks of discomfort among the peo
pie, than have yet been developed even
in the crowded nations OF the Eastern
Hemisphere under more or less des
potic systems of government.
The United States is the boasteI Ian
of liberty, an asylum for the oppressed
of all nations, existing under "a gov
ernment of the people, by the people
and for the people" Yet what des
potic government of the old worll car
show such startling record durin.
the past quarter of a century,
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TRuLY GREAT CITY.

The recent census OF the city of Chi
cago shows population of 10000
three-quarters of million! 1t marks
n wonderful increase in six years-npt
less than 200, 900. 1t makes no material
difference If the enumeration ras made
by citizens of the town itself, who may
have been more or less interested in
the result. Chicago never allows her
self to be bampered by little thing
like that, St. Louis, "the village at the
other end of the bridge" may sneer-
ingly refer to the zeal Of the Chicago
-taker, in not only counting
every man, woman and child in Cook
County, "but also the rest of the hogs
there" but that will not diminish an
iota of Chicago's muchness. Her cen
sus is indeed a great thing, and that is
not all.
The other thing over which Chicago
jubilates is q letter which Miss Cleve.
land, who is going out there to edit a
publication called Literary Life, has
written. She says: I'm the West man
is rejuvenated by contact with a soil
that seems TO throb with electricity, l
should say eanui is rare disease
among your people. When society
takes TO its sofas and easy.chairs the
blood poisoning processes begin, and
the result-enaut, dependency, melan.
cboly, pessimism.
That is, indeed, great send.ofr for
Chicago and heavy blow at The elTete
East And then Miss Cleveland pro.
ceeds 10 make Cluciuuau-lhe Paris of
America, the art centre Of couti-
neut-tired by saying Chicago seems
10 me 10 have a high destiny as the
Western metropolis Of art as II now is
the metropolis Of commerce, When
Venice, he Queen Of the Adriatic,
grew opulent in commerce, her glory
in art began, and, although at present
the salt weed cllngs to the marble OF
her palaces, they are marble still
Why should not Chicago, the Venice
Of your Western Adriutic, array her.
self In 'Tyrian purple and become re.
nowned as the home Of muses. more
vigorous than those Of Greece
Great Scott What au enrapturiug
sight IL would be 10 see a Chicago man
array himself in "Tyrlan purple" and
60 down town and manipulate a corner
in pork or grais Or go out cunning
for Anarchists Or run a Congress
sional ward meeting What a-bui
why let the fancy loose. The imag-
inations Of Miss Cleveland and OF the
Chicago census taker have been set
free aud before them all other imag-
nations will have TO take a back seat
Does any one under the circumstances
consider that Chicago can hardly help
from jumping into the lakef Did
ever city have such successful cen
sus or such big send-oef And did
ever lady make herself and her pub
lioation ~ noted at one jump with
The Washington critic., 1886-07-03

the people of any C y $ Miss Cleve.
land has done with the people of
Chicago2
To Cincinnati and St Louis we cY-
t.ud the issurance Of our most distin-
Cuished commiseration.
The Washington critic., 1886-07-03
NO "CRITIcn ON MONDAY.

Monday next being holiday, aud the
greatest Of all American holidays, when it
is the patriotic duty Of every good citizen to
lay aside his work and shut up his shop and
duly celebrate the anniversary OF his politi-
cal and civil liberty, there will be no paper
issued from this olllce on that day.
The Washington critic., 1886-07-03

JUDGING from the itemized account
Of expenses Of the late Board Of Visit.
ors TO Annapolis, member Of Congress
can have almost as good time serving
on that board as he can accompanying
the body Of a deceased fellow-mem.
Der 70 It's resting place.
The Washington critic., 1886-07-03
STARTLING FACTS.

t@1A CARD.
TO all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretions Of youth, nervous weakness,
early decay, loss OF manhood, &C., | will send
a recipe that will cure you FREE OF CHARGE.
This great remedy was discovered by mis-
dressed envelope TO tho Rev. Jos. II. Inman,
Station ID, New York City.
R1M1FARMEItS' and Nee anios' Fire
k9 Insurance Company, i419 st W,
Washington, ID. O. Capital stock, 100000.
Small lines written.
The Washington critic., 1886-07-03
He Had seen the score.

First Musician lin street car)-"Yes,
understand Jones has finished his new
opera. Have you seen the score yeti'
Second Musician-"No, haven't
Fellow passenger-"Excuse me, gentle
men, but 1t was 3 to 2 In favor Of the New
YOIksn
The Washington critic., 1886-07-03

The English yacht Galatea sailed
yesterday for Boston. passing the
Lizard" easily. Her next endeayor
win be 10 pass the Puritan.
The Washington critic., 1886-07-03
AuCIInN SaIES.
n ntsttts' shIt or taco. t5ai
hNn 1fH IuUU1li STREET y. W.,

a ntsrtisf shI.E or taap, 1891
l ANn itAH FOURTH STREET ~ W.,
rf tirirrpi 1erl W. tfu.t da'ci March
Il if, tnd rcUtdtd No iihcr iO,i, folio
A 90 eva. t'r ui tlc iaud rrcurds of
f.r ft'N ul tUlnfuh.I, ani ~ the request
Ni flr lurs arI ufti thrru1y. will sell at
lIr Hutiiuu. ln trout cot The prcml .c' q, ON
Iu' l-lAi ItfN ii. isst 10 b.h O'Clock %
m I.I. ~ tHri ID bod truta -ubiiyi sion Of
I.iH afd Fl DOB square SO f3i. Improved by
fIfrr sWH'l fwH. STORY hflrk dwellings known
aH anH. itfi ifI Hnd 1853 Fourth street north.
ufsf. hl1 .UniUu. h r
Irfms So With Interest 90 sporccnt from
NHIfh Al i>si. and expenses ~ sale. Va cash,
ll'anrg Lea fik lnd tvvlfc munibs, with inter
~. deposit uf 80 uuulred On each lot
q Time nf sole. an ruuYeynncing ~ pur-
Hn.gH rUsi. and . terms are not complied
Nth in seven days The property tu be- rcsoid
ai tic Hsk und cost " thc dpfiuitlns pur.
tusUr. 90 D. isto ho snld subject 10 trust
20 snn With HrUrucd Interest NJ spcr cent.
ifUn lanuHfy on is-l ard lots e. aud 10 are TO
rffhrf subject fu tUut ~ si.in, with nc-
trut1 lni,nst ais ~ cent from March T.,
latt
EDWIN 4. MolNriRR, Trustee.
NaH.H
The Washington critic., 1886-07-03
EIRsT GRAND PICNIC OF LOGAN
FOR RENT-..HOUSES.

JNOR RENT-2 New 5-RoOm Houses,
II ID st, bet NJ and N s Q; fine pump water
al back gate; rent $3.50 Apply at f25 1st
The Washington critic., 1886-07-03

GOVERNOR HILL Of New York has
signed the bill providing that both
mothers and fathers may legally vote
at school elections and for doing so has
received the thanks Of the Woman S
Suffrage State Committee. That's
right, Governor. The quickest way to
reach the husbands, sons and brothers,
is through the wives, mothers and sis-
tpre
The Washington critic., 1886-07-03
,1zs.s SIX AND EIGHT PER GENT.

lANo1'N W 81 i'iH - 'th''' uhN Wv p'Di'N'
sSg-sIXX AND EIGHT c,ID PER GEST; ut
INTEREST GUARANTEED. ADSO-
Lutte CERTAINTY AND sEcU-
The Equitable Trust and Investment Com
pany, Wichita, Kansas, Capital, $4,000. Hon.
Il. W Perkins, NJ. g., president Loans from
SbCO TO 5000, running from to years, So
cured by mortgage upon some of the best
lands In Kansas, at one.third their value, at
forced sale Also 8 per cent bankablc com.
meTclal paper, running from 10 days to O
months, Interest collected without any
charge, payable atany bank the investor may
yCstOr. Recommended by Hon. John j. In.
gals Hon, Preston y. Plumb, o. s. Senators;
Hon. John A. Martin, Governor of Kansas;
Hon, Geo. y. MCCrary, CX.SoCretary of War;
leading bankers and others, whose recon-.
STONE & LITTLEFIELD,
Washington Agents. l22G y II. H. ".
.~yss--C co. OPERATIVE BUILDERS
80 Section 3 Of the Integral Cooperative
system, composed Of carpenters and joiners,
are now bidding on all work Ia this line, In
cluding the erection and completion of build
inRs Of every. description. Plans and specli'
cations furnished on application. Owners
Will do well to submit plans already made.
address LOCK BOX go, city +. o.
15s@sTABTLISG FACTS.
You cannot afford to ignore them. The fol.
lowing dftclc dip~dIH m a recent issue Ol tho
New York Commercial Bulletin:
An expert examined and reported upon a
sample Of Chicago refined lard the other day,
which. he SAID, did not contain pound Of
hogs fat, but consisted Of tallOw, grease, cot
ton seed oil and OleO-stearino"
This mixture n sold for about one cent per
pound less than the pure article. Isn't cheap
al any price,
CAsSAED'S "STAR BRAND" LARD IL
pure. Every package guaranteed. Try II and
you Will use no other.
q. CASSARD b SON,
407-lO9 III West Baltimore st.,
Baltimore Nd.
Curers Of the celebrated "Star Brandt Mild
Cured Hams and Breakfast Bacon. Each
piece Is branded.
The Washington critic., 1886-07-03
WASHINGTON, JULY 9, 1886.

Persons leaving the city for the sum
mer can have THE CRITIC mailed
to their address for 10 cents por
month, postage paid.
The Washington critic., 1886-07-03

SO FAR the Conservatives and
Unionirts are ahead of the Gladstone
Liberals in the pending English elec.
tions. But what has been done is no
forecast whatever of what will be done
1t has been known all along that it
was going to be tough fight ana that
the result would be close. We shall
watch the elections with great interest
and do as we were advised from
Florida in 1875, wait until the boat
from Pulatka gets in "
The Washington critic., 1886-07-03
MONEY TO OLOAn.

CTOCKs, Bonds, Commercial Paper
- of all kinds bought and sold, Monoy
loaned at low rates. LOUIS CUNNINGHAM,
urnker IIlu n ~
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TnoMAs DowLiN0,
sAtE oP lot oND STREET
niTWEEN 1rr AND 2DSE.

ruItTFr'g SATE OF LOT ON u STREET,
niTMEEN 1rr AND 2DSE.
ry virtue of a decd oi trust dated February
% is=f I'D ruuurluf IN librf No. iUs2 folio
lef - th'-n g. land nururia, and nt thcr
QtnHi uf ihp party SECURED thereby, shall sell
n front ul ihe Iromisps, on FRIDAY, the 30
DAY Or July, NJ o O'Clock y. M, the east
laf ~ lut No. ~, IN square No. sN, with tha
lmI Movements. consisting 1T an old frame
huuHr
Terms one third cash. balance In and 10
months. ur al cash, sN0 required M timo of
sale other particulars made known NJ sale.
aohN LYNCH. Trustee.
The above snln Il tnstpourd on account "
TIE rain until " WEDNESDAY,. JULY Z, 1856,
same hour aud place hy order
JOHN LYNCH. Trustee.
The Washington critic., 1886-07-03

e~T5-- W WASHINGTON, JULY /, 1885,
rs The undersigned late of the firm Of
JOHN ii. sEMMES Il CO., will continue the
business on his own account at the old stand,
corner Of Ninth and Louisiana avenue. under
the name of SEMMES & co. tf'
WIN. H. BRAWNER
The Washington critic., 1886-07-03

FIVE persons convicted of boycott
ting were sentenced in New York yes.
terday TO Imprisonment for terms rang.
ing from one year and six months to
three years and six months. Judge
Barrett, who sentenced them, was very
severe in his remarks. One of the men
sentenced was not an American citizen,
and he must have felt very weary when
Judge Barrett got through with him.
The boycott is not indigenous to Ameri-
can soil
The Washington critic., 1886-07-03

SENATOR LOGAN prefers not to
swing around the circle just yet, but
has shot Off on tangent, as it were,
giving Ohio wide berth for the pres
ent. lie was in ST. Louis yesterday
and expects to be in Ottawa, Kansas,
in time for a demonstration there to-
day. On Monday he will whoop things
upat Bismarck Grove, where a mon
ster meeting is advertised. It's only
two years now till the next National
Convention.
The Washington critic., 1886-07-03
FOR SALE---L0TS.

NOR sALE-Three Lots on \ street,
H lust west OF N II ave. 2ix03 at 900 foot;
also beautifully located Lots overlooking
OWNER, Room 4. 1881 y st y NJ.
The Washington critic., 1886-07-03

MONEY to Loan ON Heal Estate
Nl in sums 10 suit.
WARMER. 9io 3 stnw.
The Washington critic., 1886-07-03

THEY proposed to contest Mr.. Glad,
stones Midlothian seat and he was
overwhelmingly returned. Aud yester-
day the canny Scotchmen in Leiths-
burgh got NAL because their Unionist
candidate, Mr.. Jacks, attacked Mr..
Gladstone and returned the latter for
that district also, The e. o. IN. seems
to be pretty well elected TO the next
House of Commons. There can be no
going behind the returns and there is
nothing in his case or rather in his two
cases that Is aliHHde the record.
The Washington critic., 1886-07-03

49, WASHINGTON, JULY 1, 1885,
~ Dissolution of copartnership.-
cOpartnership heretofore existing between
JOIN H. SEMMES aud WM Ii. BRAWNER,
under the firm and name of JOHN II.
mutual consent All persons indebted to
said firm will make payment to WIN.
II, BRAWNER, who Is duly authorized to re-
against said firm will present them to him
for payment.
JOHN II. SEMMES,
WM III. BRAWNER
The Washington critic., 1886-07-03

NSesH GENERAL IL. IL. ROBERTSON,
~ having removed his Office to No. 1915
IL street, corner Vermont avenue, Is prepared
to transact all business appertalning To real
estate, fire and life insurance and will be
The Washington critic., 1886-07-03
REAL ESTATE.

EOR SALE-By DO. Proctor A Son,
II 1870 Il II, n W, on easy terms.
IMPROVED.
Mass. ave, Il square e.. Thomas Circle. si,009
lith Il, bet q and u n W, all M (, n rs.. lO.H0
iIth 4, bet Il and S uw, all M l. rs.... 1.nO
81, bet gth aud 10th W, all m 1, l0rs, 5000
u IT. bet 18th and 10th Nv. all M {. 1rs. 1000
18th II, bet 4 and L. NV all m !, gTs.., $500
broom frames, 9th II, above Buund'y
INlMPRONED,
Lot on V ~, bot 18th and iiih; pr. G1c per Il.
Lots on W n, bet lith and 18th; pr. coo per it
The Washington critic., 1886-07-03

@1OO TO $500 TO SIC. 900, AND LARGER
8IVV Bums on real estate. lowest rates;
callnow. WIN. y. HOLTznAN. Attorney. 1871
N st. 3. ".
The Washington critic., 1886-07-03

I'ON HNTE~THo NOrth NaHhIngIoh
II Real Estate Company have "a large and
choice line of improved and uulmproycd prop
erty for sale, offering rare chances for Invest
ment. Parties desiring 20 purchase or having
land for sale In the north or northeast SEQ
tiOn of the city will fnd II to their advantage
10 do 80 through this company, which gives
ment of that part of the city. This company
has seventy thousand feet IN one tract ON Now
Hampshire ave. at "A bargain Tor Investment,
Also, 9OO,OOO acres of Improved farm lands
The Washington critic., 1886-07-03
GOAL! COAL! COAL!

DINE Groceries. without Liquors
y choice new goods at low prices. j. II.
PAGE, 1916 + st n W.
The Washington critic., 1886-07-03
CONGRESS HALL,
BELMONT HALL,

sCHoOLEY's MOUNTAIN SPRINGS, ", J.
This beautifully located family summer ro-
sort will be open from juno 20 october. For
circular and particlars address
u. A. CRuMkLl., Proprietor,
The Washington critic., 1886-07-03

In the New York Hcrdlfs report of the
lie Morny-BlancO wedding in Paris ycster-
day It is gratifying to learn that the "mas-
.'ye doors" of the Madeleine were opened,
the "massIve granite steps" covered with
carpet, the ''vast church, filled with peo-
pie, the bride drove up in 'large Ian
dau" and the groom wore "large cross aud
ribbon" The report was an immense sue
cess for the Newyorkopean readers of the
Hadid.
The Washington critic., 1886-07-03

ELORENCE OIL.STOVES for SUM
II mer cooking; write for catalogue. j. +,
PAGE, 1916 II - n W.
The Washington critic., 1886-07-03

THE Richmond Stato notes the death
at Manchester, Va, of James A. Rob
inson, a worthy citizen and survivor of
the Mexican war, lone of that unpen-
stoned and unhonored band who car.
ried the flag Of the Union to the halls
of the Montezumas. Let's see. That
war was fought about forty years ago,
and still there isn't manly patriotism
enough in the American Congress to
vote the old men who did the fighting
money enough to buy their tobacco.
The Washington critic., 1886-07-03

=" ANTED-By browning, King n
w Co. of 406. 40S, 40, 4l2 Broom st, " Y,
customers for their fine business and dress
suits, of all wool, made to order; written
guarantee. Call at 49i La ave.
WIN. DEMOTT, Agent.
The Washington critic., 1886-07-03
F0R RENr--MIsCELLANEOus.

TlOR RENT-stable, with 4 Stalls and
Il room for wagon, In rear of ts7 ! st W.
The Washington critic., 1886-07-03

DRIyATE DANCING LESSONS Given
i by a lady thoroughly competent 10 teach
the waltz, military sohottische sc, by
short and easy method. Address MISS A. g.,
Critic Office.
The Washington critic., 1886-07-03

VHE WHITE is King! The Acme OF
i perfection in the category OF Sewing Ma
chimes A concentration and condensation
Of mechanical genius and skill. The range OF
work cannot be eXcelled. II Is a thing of
btauty and n JOY forever. Call and see II at
RICHMOND manager, Machines OF all kinds
for sale or rent. First-class repairing done.
Also Central Office for the Universal Patterns.
See them,
The Washington critic., 1886-07-03

II Mr.. Childs will run for President we
will pledge ourselves to refer to him ex-
clusively as the &. o. NJ. of American
politics.
The Washington critic., 1886-07-03

wv ANTED To Buy n Set or Timers
w tools and machines, at Buffers Stove
Exchange, O3l 9th 81 Il w.
The Washington critic., 1886-07-03
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

EOR SALE or RENr-Farmi Five
II miles from Centre Market; good build
ing. and plenty Of fruit aud berries Address
\, East Capitol Il u %.
The Washington critic., 1886-07-03

Bismarck's physician has forbidden him
TO use beer and all that links him to earth
now is his beloved sausage.
The Washington critic., 1886-07-03
THOMAS j. FISHER Il co..,
1891 Il street northwest.

NOR RENT-A I-Noom Brick House,
Iny.wlndoW aud all modern conyenlences.
Inquirr on premises.
The Washington critic., 1886-07-03

wv UANTED-About 40 Feet of Iron
w railing for front parking; also iron
stems with six rises. Call at OlS Pa ave W
The Washington critic., 1886-07-03

NOR REST-A Ii-Room Brick House
IL hot and cold water; nice location; can
rent the whole house or by flats; rent cheap;
Pa ave n ".
The Washington bee., 1886-09-25
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AN APPEAL TO THE.
PEOPLE.
On BEHALF OF THE DESTITUTE
CoLoRED PEOPLE OF CHAR
LESION.

Last nights mail brought to the
Associated Press Office i'm Washing
ton a note dated Charleston, Sept.
6, signed by IS. W. Mckinley, for
committee" asking publication of
the following appeal:
Charleston, S. c., Sept. 6.-At
meeting held by the colored citizens
of this city at Mt. Zion A. M. e.
Church it was resolved that a Com
mittee should be appointed to pre-
sent to the public the condition OF
the colOred people as sufferers from
the recent earthquake.
hecommittee met and determin-
ed to send an appeal to the people
of the country in their behalf.
We, the representatives of the
eolored people of Charleston, S. c.,
who have been rendered destitute
in many cases by recent earthquake,
do appeal to the generosity of the
American people for aid in this
trying hour, it is not necessary to
recount the horrors of the calamity,
for its extent is known throughout
the country; we, therefore, simply
ask that OIL. people receive through
the committee, which has been ap-
pointed by them, whatever dona
tions the generous people of this
land are willing to send. The need
is urgent. Immediate aid is neces-
slry.
Signed by S. W. Mckinley, chair
/, man; Revs. j. E.Wilson, L. r
Nichols, 2. w. Jefferson, r. |. San
ders, and George Q. Rowe; w. d
Crum, M. D. Secretary.
| The secretay will sign for any
thing that may be sent to him.
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MR.. ROUNDS.

Never before in the history OF the
Govt. printing Office has there been
so much appreciation manifested
for one man as was demonstrated
last Monday evening at the Ebbitt
House to Mr.. Rounds. Tribntes of
respect was shown by the employees
irrespective of party to a man who
has won the respect and confidence
of all classes. He is a man with a
Christian heart and one who will
not be forgotten soon. His chief
clerk Mr.. Taylor, was loved equally
as much as Mr.. Rounds and it Is
hoped that they will prosper in their
new field of labor.
The Washington bee., 1886-09-25
THE YOUNG MEMS LITERARY
ASSOCIATION OFISREAL.
INTERESTING EXERCISES, &c.

This literary society has progress
ed rapidly and to the entire salts
faction of its members and friends.
The second literary meeting of the
Association was held at the chu rch
last Monday evening. with a good
attendance. After preliminary
business Mr.. WlIkerson rendered
solo, entitled "Far Away" The
piece was rendered with happy
artistic effect.
(Which does the most to prod uce
Crime, Wealth, Poverty or Igno.
rance% was the title of q paper
read by Mr.. Leonard of Illinois.
The writer affirmed that wealth
was responsible for the greatest
amount of crime. Mr. Leonard
showed ability of a rare order, both
in the metheod of his argument
aid singularly rhetorical effect of
uis reading. The paper was discuss
ed by Messrs Thackelford, Sever.
son, Lee, Ricks aud Brown. The
debators taking different views of
the question. Mr.. Leonard ably
answered in ten minutes reply,
arguments addressed against his
affirmation in his paper. The dis
cussiOn throughout was entertain
ing and instructive.
A unanimous vote was extend.
ed ME-. Leonard by the Association
for his interesting paper. The
program for the next meeting, next
Monday evening, is as follows !:
LIST. Music by the club; End, Solo !;
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3rd, Select reading by MT. T. X.
Bruce 4th, A paper by DR.. j. T.
Thackelford, "Unity is the most
necessary element to success"
The public is invited to attend.
The officers of the club are: VIM.
Bush, president ; Rev. R. S. Will
liams, vice pres. w. E. Grant,
treasurer; Joseph Clark, secty.
L. c. Moore, Chaplain; j. F. N.
Wilkerson, musical director and a
board of FIVE directors.
The Washington bee., 1886-09-25

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