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, 1888-03-06

WASHINGTON, March 5.-In the house
to day White of Indiana introduced the
following preamble aud resolution, which
was referred to the committee on COM
merce:
WHEREAS, There has been inaugurated
a great strike on the Chicago, Burlington
& Quincy railroad which ii not speedily
checked will end in widespread destitu-
ton and suffering, not only to those i'm
mediately engaged in it, but to others
who are not directly connected Herewith,
yet, nevertheless, are greatly affected by
the ~prolongation and continuance of said
strike.
Resolred, That a special committee of
five members be appointed by the speaker
to proceed at once to Chicago and there
investigate the condition of affairs in re-
lation to said strike, and that they be EN-.
powered and requested to act as media
tors between the Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy railroad company and Chief
Arthur, and bring about a settlement of
the pending troubles and differences
which will be amlcable and agreeable to
both parties, so that the strike will termi.
nate
, 1888-03-06

New YORK, March 5.-Thc spring
meeting y. the American Base Ball Asso-
citation began here to day. 1t was decided
that the Metropolitan club Of New York
City shall be continued in spite of all talk
TO the contrary, and leave is given the
club to discontinue the playing of games
until Il suitable park can be obtained,
which they have not at present. A reso-
luton was also adopted commencing the
stand taken by the Kansas City club in
their claim to their exclusive right in
Kansas City. a schedule was adopted
this evening.
, 1888-03-06
have undertaken to be perfectly neut-al in

nave undertaken to be perfectly neutral in
the matter"
General Passenger Agent Morton,
speaking for the company this Afternoon,
said he was of the opinion that the back
bone OF the strike was broken. I'VE are
running a sufficient number of passenger
trains, said he, Ito accommodate all
business and our freight traffic has nearly
assumed its normal condition. We have
taken all the engineers and firemen we can
handle and have instructed our Eastern
agents not to send us any more men IN.
less they happen 20 be thoroughly compe-
tent engineers. In the event of a strike
on the Burlington q Northern road that
company would probably take the men
we cannot use ourselves"
About 4 O'Clock this afternoon General
Manager Harris of the Chicago, Burling-
ton 4 Northern called at Chief Arthur's
private room. Mr.. Harris is manager of
the road on which a strike was ordered to
occur at 7 o'clock this evening. The road
extends from Savannah, ILL.,, to Mime.
apolis, MINI. Chief Arthur came from
the grievance committee meeting to meet
MIR. Harris. Mr.. Harris requested Mr..
Arthur's assistance in avoiding the
threatened strike. To this Mr.. Arthur
replied that he had not been consulted
about striking and if, therefore, they
struck it was their wi fight, He could
not interfere for or against either side.
This made it necessary for Mr.. Harris to
discuss the differences with his own men.
The grievance committee of the road was
called in from the general meeting and a
talk was had. An hours discussion re.
suited in an order to the men not to strike
and the whole matter is held in allegiance
until the chairman of the committee can
reach home and have a talk.
, 1888-03-06
Terrible Mining Accident.

MARQUETTE, Mich, March "a ter
rible mining accident occurred at Ishpem-
ing tonight. Five men were getting
ready to blast an old drill hole at the bot
ON of No, 3 shaft, when the charge went
off unexpectedly, killing all five Instantly.
The cause of the accident is not known.
The men were literally torn to pieces by
the force of the explosion.
Hoods %Sarsaparilla is peculiar to itself
and superior to all other preparations in
strength, economy, and medical merit.
, 1888-03-06

Notice is hereby given that the under.
signed has been appointed this 2Sth day
of February, A. d. 1883, by the probate
Judge of Laramie county, administrator OF
the estate Of Michael Powell, deceased.
All persons having claims against the said
estate are required to exhibit the same fol-
allowance within six months after the
date of the letters or they may be pre-.
cluded from any benefit of such estate;
and il such claims be not exhibited within
one year from the date of the letter they
shall be forever debarred.
LAWRENCE Il. BRESNAHEN,
Administrator.
, 1888-03-06
WASHINGTON Notes.

WASHINGTON, March SO. day the
president sent to the senate the nomina-
ton of John Lee Brown of New York to
be associate justice of the supreme court
of Idaho.
The house committee on rivers and har-
bors has declined to grant further hear
lngs and has concluded to report the bill it
is preparing by the Goth instant.
Confrmations-Moscs j. Liddell of
Louisiana, associate justice of the supreme
court of Montana; Thomas Cutter, col.
lector of customs of the district of Hum
boldt, Cal; +. p. Briscoe, Mississippi,
agent for the Crow Indians in Montana.
, 1888-03-06

Legal blanks of all kinds at the Leader
, 1888-03-06
PLACE OF
v

Indicates below zero. T Trace of rain.
Barometer corrected for temperature, eleva-
tion and gravity. +. b. OLNEY,
Sergeant Signal Corps, United States Army.
, 1888-03-06

The country commissioners returned
yesterday from a trip north, where they
Investigated the question OF the advis-
ability of appointing viewers to lay out
certain roads in the Hartville and Fair
bank neighborhood. The question was
simply whether the probable traffic would
justify the necessary expense. A decision
may be reached at the commissioners
meeting, which will be held to-day.
, 1888-03-06

n ,NvonSo Blood Elixir is the only
A~SN . Blood Remedy guaran-
'cod. 1t is n positive cure for Ulcers, Erup-
tons or SyphiIitic Poisoning. Itpurifes the
whole system, and banishes all Rheumatic
and Neuralgia pains. We guarantee it
DIR. W. n. Hunt.
, 1888-03-06
w EATHER

meteorological reports received at Cheyenne
on March 8, 1888, at 8 p. IN. local time. Observa-
lions taken at the same moment OF time at all
stations
, 1888-03-06
NieU Spring Dress Goods
G1'''tDtng daily at Wal
EeI''S Dry Goods.


In postage stamps for n new Nlcklc Plated
hteln, Ninder and Stem Setter Watch, just pat
tntrd. Address Roy Jackson, Box Is, 81 East
10Th street, New York C'fy. Mention this
Upper.
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reported
THE CANAL Dksr.-Commissioner Fowler, OF the
United states Court, began to-day 10 take testi.
mony Ii the Alexandria canal case, involving the
disposition OF the product OF the sale Of The Alex
andria canal The city OF Alexandra claims the
money on account OF advances made TO the canal
company and reported as proven by the commits
Soner. City Attorney s q. Brent represents the
corporation OF Alexandria and GOV. II. II. Wells
the receiver and other claimants
foLiIicA--The city republican convention will
est THIS evening 70 elect six delegates 10 the re-
papnean congressional convention, which meets
present are: Messrs. Lewis McKensie l. W. Cor.
10y Nnite, and Edw. Frey, Henson Dudley Al
neSas, w. jackson, Moses stephenson, Henry Lee
". q. Whiting and J. b. TURKEY, colored There
1asS I os.sne asiegates: Charles Dearborn, JAS
r rs, Sosspn grippe, white, and samuel Smith
Thomas Allen, Rudolph THOMPSON. a. ,oden
Chas Bailey, colored ~ e'~S"
CHAP kkAL ksTArK.-The real estate sales last
ss,,, mere as follows: The three-story frame
dwelling 90 Fairfax street near Gibbon 1,,Is nv
Geo. Carsopl, with lot x3xss feet ar ssn, Nvurs "
. q. Beach A brick store and dweIng On ffbs
soosn sioe OF klng street. next TO the aOd
ground, with lot 24xl00 feet for s5s5 70 80
Aarian. Ihis Is solid brick house 90 the main
q $500 70 a, 500 frame Dwelling win ~ az,
u Asapn street, near Oronoke with lor SSxSx
feet, Tor 1915, 10 Mr.. II. Schuer A sfmfi,r 49,
mens ad1otning, with lot 2oxl23 feet, for saoo 20
Henry Green ~'Ss W
Norxs-The clerk OF the school boar, rs.uu,.o
snts morning, the issue OF permits &C the Pesh.dy
building for public school pupils.-The Aar,on
0iee Club. Of this city, has elected B. II. Iamh~r1
president, and win, hereafter, hold weekly mest
ings &c the Columbia Engine Hail-TRe new
urday afternoon at O'Clock, and . collation. Wa
segyed.-work Is In progress for raising the TUG
OF Capt sam1 English, which has sunk at her docS.
near Cameron street.
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CITY ITEMS.
I'm Order % Reduce Stock

g. w. Augenstein, 81, $40, S21 9TH st. NV, offers
the following specials for tomorrow and Wednes
day. A fine dictionary given away to every pur.
chaser OF 81 or more. tCrumb brush and tray
23c.; covered; school states, with pencils,
ruler and sponge, 5, Z, 10 and 12c. each; school
bags, 3, 5. and loo. each; large composition
books reduced from loo. to &c extra fine gilt ex
tension library lamps with 14-tnch porcelain
shade, 81. 81, worth s2.9s; English china chamber
sets, latest importations, new styles and shapes
all colOrs, reduced from S4.75 to SECS; English
china tea sets. SO pieces, $3.3S, worth 50; 25c.
lunch baskets, 13c; soc. lunch baskets only 21c.
nne parlor lamps, with decorated vase, new pat
tern end chandelier trimmings, Sc, worth $50;
dishpanS IL, IA and 16c.; quart covered buckets
&c.; 3 quart, &c.; dozen fruit cans, with sealing
wax, 43c. Our entire line OF agate iron at cost
All other goods equally as low. 1
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The driving rain seemed to have little eject this
morning In keeping the thousands Of public school
pupils from reaching the various buildings through
out the city. The new school year began to-day.
From to O'Clock the street-cars were crowded
close with gossamered figures, few with books
peeping out to the dampness. At the Franklin
building nothing was known of the number en-
rolled to-day. The new plan OF issuing tickets Of
admission from the different buildings prevented
any sort Of estimate being made by the superin-
tendent, as the reports had not been sent in. The
High School pupils were Instructed in advance to
report In two parties. The old students-that ia,
those promoted from last years classes
In their class-roOms shortly after O'Clock and
II Is likely that enough more tardy ones viii re-
port to swell the number to 900 After being en-
rolled they marched to the large hall and were ad-
dressed Dy principal Lane in few words OF well
come and then dismissed. Downstairs the new
pupils were coming fast, and as soon as the higher
classes had been disposed OF the work Of enrolling
these was begun. There are 61O who are eligible
for admis ION, and nearly all OF them reported TO-
day.
In consequence Of municipal decree lowering
the price OF bread the bakers OF st. Denis France,
closed their shops The working people be-
coming fncensed plundered some OF the shops and
q few have been reopened. Great excitement pre-
Rabbi Isodor, the chief rabbi OF Paris, Is dead.
The German press notes with satisfaction that
the emperor, coinciding with the general effort to
ordered that the menus at all his meals Be couched
entirely In German. The word "menu" becomes
now "speseKarten."
bitter feeling has been engendered over the
lies In the nrst ward public school building In
Ptttsburg. Seven Protestant ministers denounced
from their puiPits yesterday and ar
P1ttsburg ana Allegheny.
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Affairs I'm West washinp,o,

AKRKsrs-On the complaint OF nelghbor OF Rus.
sell Z Brown, a clerk In the Pension Office who
RESIDES at No. 1417 Saith street. Seryr Haney Viz.
tied the house and placed Brown and a Companion
named Lawrence Maher under arrest on a charge
OF disorderiy conduct Each LETT s. collateral al
the station.-Whle Frank Harms. colored was
engaged In playing ''crap" yesterday afternoon on
street, near I'D street, Onicer. B. Fisher placed
him under arrest.
FLOODED SrKEsTs-Many sewer traps In West
washington became choked up yesterday during
the pouring rain and the streets were Hooded
GKAIS REcEIPTS-Canal boat Cot L Victor
Baug Gilman arrived yesterday with 1000 bushels
OF wheat for q. 7. Dunlop.
1BnPERATUKE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT
a m-Grear Falls. temperature. 90; condition
i; receiving reservoir, temperature, IL: condl,
ton az north connection, 3; condition az south
connection "a; distributing reservoir, tempera-
tuTe, 20; condition at inf1uent gate.house a: con
dltion at efiuent gate-house, IA High tide In tht
nver to-day at eos y. %. low tide at IL 30 pun
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NOR TRADE-A NEW BRICK BUsINRss HOUSE
sd1ointng open hou:e in grow1ng Western city o.
$1,000 populnton well rented; w1u trade for res-
oenoe IN Warrington For particulars address Bog 50
HOUSE 1911 g ST. n W.. WITH SMALL STORE
~ attached: su1eoh1e for confectionery. milln@ry,
re1tinrsnt OF any light bQstneas thts
q d 111.1E
Tor eAIE-A DAR0AIN-A DRUG STORE DOING
ASysytng busnesns On coy texns god reasQns Tor
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CONDENSED Locals.

After the performance Saturday night at the Ma
tional Theater the Theatrical Mechanical AsSocia-
Ton presented Master Jn0. Haley, son or Mr.. WIN.
Haley. Of the orchestra, with gold medal. as a
TESTIMONIAL Tor services rendered at their dement,
In March last.
The wife OF Dr. Francis p Griffith of the Pen
sion ONCE, died at her old home, In Lagrange,
Ind, on saturday, the Sth instant.
This morning about O'Clock a colored burglar
street northwest and raised one or the windows,
the nose OF which awakened the doctor, and the
thief was frightened on. lie left his shoes be-
Meath the window.
Rev 5. Zeriah Lamkins, pastor OF Mt Carmel
Baptist church, h street, between 4th and 9Th
streets northwest, has returned from an extended
tour OF two months through the East
PERCY BROWN AND MAUDE BREMABY FIyEp-On
Saturday night Officer Work arrested at house No.
$50 street, Geo. Forsyth, Percy Brown, and Maude
Bremaby as Migrants. In the Police Court this
morning the first-named pleaded guilty and gave
bonds The officer testided that the parties were
almost continually drunk; that he found them ali
intoxicated Saturday night. Some OF the neigh
about three weeks and are generally engaged In
drinking. sometimes they had boys in the ROOM
IL was testified that Forsyth rented the room Tor
his own use, and two hours afterward Brown and
the woman came there. and since then Brown has
been drunk daily. Brown and his sister, who were
represented by Mr.. Moss, testified that he Oc-
cupied the house with Forsyth; that he was en-
gagged In painting; that he was a drinking man.
but that the last time he was drunk was about
August L He had had some trouble with children
ana fools who shouted 10 him "body snatcher" and
grave robber-" He had been charged as grave
robber, but not convicted To the court he said
that be was not drunk Saturday night but For
a nurse. She denied that she was drunk Satur-
day night, but admitted that she had taken some
sherry. Brown was her half brother and had been
father and mother and all TO her, and they took
the rooms; the small one was placed at her dis
posaL The court required them TO give bonds or
30 To the workhouse lor 30 days.
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A BAD SoS.-"I wish could send you to prison
for life; a man VINO carries a razor and then
threatens 10 Kill his father with IL, Is not mt 10
walk the Streets Is what Judge Miller said In the
Police Court this morning TO sandy Clark young
colored man, who was charged with Carrying a
razor and threatening his father. He was arrested
Saturday night at his fathers house in Pleasant
alley southwest The prisoner denied the Charge
out the evidence was against him, and he was
nned $50 or ninety days Tor carrying the razor
was required TO give 500 bail to keep the peace or
stand committed six months
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THROUGH III. NIAGARA wHRLPooI.-Chsrie A
Percy attempted 70 navigate the Whirlpool randi
at Niagara yesterday In the boat In which he -
70 have raced with Flack- He got along wen
enough until after ne had passed out OF the whirl-
pool into Fosters Flats, where the manhN e Of his
ooat Was crushed by big rock, and Percy was
Sspslzeo. He chung 20 the boat e long ~ posss-
oie, and then swan through 2 miles OF the fap1dy
ne vas nearly dead with exhaustion. HIS boar q
49, The woman, Nellie Dilworth, who waS 10
- ccV@pany hin. backed OUT ~ the lAss momant,
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REUNION OF BAPTIsTs AT PEN MAR-SPEcIAL En-
cuRsIoN VIA b. & O.-On Thursday next. the oOt h
instant, the Baptlsts Will hold their annual re-
union at Pen Mar. For this occasion the H. A O.
K K viii run q special excursion TO this delight
ful resort and sell round-trip tickets at very low
rates The train Will leave b. & o. Depot Thurs
day, september 20, al a. m, stopping at Takoma
silver spring, Rockville, Gaitnersourg, Boyds and
GAINESVILLE. The rate from Washington win be
$50. and correspondingly low rates from the
other stations .
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CITY AND DISTRICT

Amusements Tonight.
ALBAreH's.-"A Midsummer Nights Dream"
NArIosAL-Thatcher, Primrose & Vests Min.
strelA
HAKRB'.-"Beacon Lights"
PANoRAMA-.Battle OF Shiloh"
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stylish Pantaloons, $3.50. Hollander Bros. !
The Fair, S12 sth st. N. w.
II you call at The FAIR on

The Fair, S12 7th st. N. w.
II you call at The FAIR on
Tuesday, september Is, 1883,
You can have these bargains.
A good Book Strap for &c.
A good Two-Strtng Broom for SC.
A Carved Handled Bread Knife &c.
A Large Japanned Chamber Pail 15c.
Two Boxes OF Daisy Soap Dust &C.
A Good Bottle OF Ink &C.
A Dozen Glass Individual Salts l9c
A Dozen Crystal Sauce Dishes &c.
A Nice Bath Folding Mat for sc.
A Hand Painted China Fruit Plate lie
Tin Fruit Cans, "The Best, per doz. SOC.
Good 25c. Lunch Basket for l9c
Velvet Tipped Whisk Broom for 1Oc.
Block Tin Dish Pans, extra large CSC,
Large Scrubbing Brush &c.
Splendid Quality Red Border Mat SIC
Extra Fine Cocoa Door Mat SIC.
School Bags, twenty-five styles some az low
as &c.
School Companions all styles, as low as &c,
Masons jars, porcelain lined tops, Pints, 75c.
quarts, SC; Half Gallon, $L1a
The FAIR,
S12 18th ST. NV.
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THr MONEY SAVING INSTITUTION

THz MONEY SAVING INSTITUTION
OF WASHINGTON. AN ITEM THAT NATURALLY
AWAKENs THE CURIOSITY OF ALL WHO ARE
WHERE Is THERE MORTAL THAT Is WILLING
TO ADMIT THAT THEIR INCLINATION Is NOT IN
THAT DIRECTION.
DON'T FORGET
IN MAKING YOUR FALL PURCHASES OF
CLOTHING FOR MAN OR BOY THE GOLDEN
! EAGLE AsSIGNEE's SALE Is THE PLACE TO
VISIT. FOR YOUR BOYS YOU WILL FIND sU-
PREME BARGAINS NEARLY EVERYTHING
GOES AT ONE-HALF VALUE THE STOCK Is
| COMPLETE BARGAINS ON EVERY COUNTER.
ovERcoATs
ONE
MEMS SUITS IN ALL THE STYLES, GRADES
AND PATTERNS. WHICH YOU CANNOT PUR-
A WARNING VOICE TELLS you GO TO THE AS
SIGNEE'S SALEO
THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING Co.
NO 400 9TH ST. NV. COR d.
8. B1EBER. ASSIGNEE.
se1O-m.w.f2m
ARRIVAL Or OuR
FALL IMPoRTATIoNs OF
NEW SHADES OF BRoADc1oTHs, HENRIETrAs
FRENCH FoULEs. sERaHs, PLusHEs &c., 10, &c.
All to be sold ct prices which We alone can offer.
chow an sssOr.msnt Of al the new sSsdes snd fsSrics
a6TS H1 q r. PRICE THE
| ENGLISH Broedcloths viii be worn extensively
this winter and for cloth dress nothing can be more
We show line Of coior in these goods which cannot
fail 70 please any matter how fastdious The
as " We ths.s EsSd we show Il superb q inches
" ssd.s III. .ss
| FRENCH SERGEs-Beautiful goods, which make
pes drss. sna u: b popu,s For medium
them in Al the new shades. go inches wids.5 sxii
4. oven wae II * nov sr ant. !:
other at 4Sc yard which Is the regular SOC qualify
Ina q 5s,c That +
e shs prSs s S
osor1s,o1n have just received from the
soods Thev % large importation Of these
.ho.p VIZ. 1Ss yS and sns1.
Warrington. '''m'n' ever brought In
nSch have Tie line Of these
.sssy sh.ls .Ss w b h :,
sos% ID ,, the Msx York hO.ss The o:
IN waa'h hing Are nov On shsyss ns q U.s.
We So. W. !. HsS IL sSvn e q yss
p ESoyE 1T hsvs imported line Of EXTREME
S:ss s ~ s::: s:;
sss. SSfsSs e.. sSg
| e A ~ III. {;
si4 TIE. srn AID D STREETS.
WA SSs ~ SSSst SSS 1stss
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A PROFITABLE INVESTMENT.

A PROFITABLE INVESTMENT.
To increase its manufacturing capacity and other
wise meet the growing demands Of 10 business THE
DOMESTIC FIRE ENGINE AND PUMP COMPANY
office and salesroom 52S 18th st. n w,-win dispose
Of 1000 shares of its capital stock in lots pur-
chasers. at S5 per share. Par value. $40 per share
Stock full paid and nor. assessable.
Subscriptions received at the Companys Office. by
the following directors:
DR.. GEORGE B. WEIGH. 2l94hst NV
DANIEL RAMEY. 1907 st. NV.
W. H. LEPLEY. 725 18th st. n. w.
CHARLES A. McEUEN. 1920 st. NV
]. d. FREE. JR., 1343 St n. W.
+. McC. CRISwELL. llOl st. n. W.
PHILIP 7. HALL. 9OS st. n. W.
W. o. DOUGLASS. sig 9th st. n W,
We beg to call attention to the following home testi-
monials a. to the value OF our machines
HYATTsvILLE: Nd. Sept IL, 1883
The Domestic Fire Engine and Pump Co.:
GENTLEMEN: We have in our village one of your
Little Giant Barrel Engines" and say unhesitst-
ingy that il the best thing have ever seen in
the way of fire extnguisher for villages towns and
private residences 1t is cheap easily worked and al
ways in order. Every village. however small and
every farmer should have one.
Very truly yours,
LOUIS D. WINE
OFFICE GOODYEAR RUBBER Co.,
WASHINGTON Sept. IL, 1888.
GENTLEMEN: The Little Giant" Fire Engine re-
Gently purchased through us by the committee on
grounds at Washington Grove. Nd. meets every re-.
quirement. and when used in connection with your
chemical mixture does better work than any fire ap.
parstus have Every village in the land
ought have and could well afford buy one Of your
machines.
Very respectfully,
GooDYxAR RUBBER COMPANY,
MELVILLE LINDSAY,
Manager.
MOUNT PLEAsANT. D. c., Sept IL. 1888.
GRRTLINRN: We have two Of your Little Giant
Village Fire Engines at Mount Pleasant We have
tested their strength and find that throw good
stream upon the top of any building in village
We are much pleased with the trial tests and take
great pleasure In commanding them for in villages
and ct private places. They easily managed
Very respectfully, LYMAN 8. ENE1Y.
TAxoMA PARK, D. c., Sept IL. 1883.
0EHTLExxN; You have very appropriately named
the Mcneil Barrel Fire Engine the Little Giant" fol
such itcertainly -. The powerful action Of this
chine made me . purchaser soon saw ope-
rated Iconder 1t the best machine for the purpost
that has ever come TO my notice. and most heartily
tndorse al your company claims for It
Very respectfully. b +. 0nBx1r.
l. Investors VIII ind upon Investigation that no com
pany Organised in this city has made more rapid
progress than this one during the first tan months
its existence or has . more substantial basis upoz
which TO build great success. ss13-1w
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DOMESTIC Sewing Machine ONCE ?,

Remember That Where the ''Grand Re-
pubic" CigarroS is well known no other scent
cigar Will sell Take due notice thereof, and gov
ern yourself accordingly. For sale by all first
class dealers. Wholesale agents, LUCHs BRO
Childrens' Suits, s1-9S, at Hollander Bros.
Hotel JOHNSON, European 18th and streets.
A very choice lot OF New York and Norfolk oysters
received to-day, among which are the celebrated
Hampton Bars, Blue Points, and Shrewsburys
High grade only. Lifetime experience. Ladies'
and Gents Cafe. Take the elevator.
DixOn's Ycast Powder always reliable. 3m