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WILL BUILD A COLLEGE.
The Christian Association Designate a
Day for Collections tor It.

MARION, IND, Oct 4-The American
Christian convention here has adopted the
report of the committee on organization recon-
mending the division of its territory into seven
districts, as follows: First, New England;
second the SOUTH third, New York. with New
Jersey, Pennsylvania and Ontario; fourth,
Ohio, with Kentucky; fifth, Indiana, Illinois
and peninsula Of Michigan; sixth, Iowa, Wis
cousin, Nebraska aud northwest; seventh
Kansas. Missouri and the southwest
A resolution was adopted authorizing the
board OF managers to sell the property Of the
association at Dayton and locate elsewhere
where, in their judgment, it was deemed
advisable.
The convention elected the following officers
to serve the ensuing four years: President, Dr.
u. A. Long; secretary, j. j. Summerbell; secre-
tary of missions. J. q. Bishop; secretary of ed
ucation, NJ. Summerbell; secretary of treasury.
+. A. Palmer; secretary of Sunday schools. j.
F. Bennett; secretary Of publishing depart
ment, H. j. Duckworth; trustees, C. A Till
inghast, A. W. Cruouse, A. Savage, NJ. O. Adars,
Isaac Hewitt, o. H. Keller, d. " Hellensten
and A. Goodley; missionary board, W.P WASH
ington, Mrs. E. T. Bishop, A Dunlap and CIV.
Choat
The convention took important action look
ing to the establishment of a distinctiyely
Christian university in some central location in
honor OF the centennial OF the Christian move
ment in America. To this end the second Sun
day of January, 1894, was designated as a day
of centennial celebration by exercises religions
and historical. in connection with which il was
ordered that money be raised by collection
and individual contribution toward this uni
versity fund. This plan was received with
great erthusiasm, and the delegates present
pledged ~, 100 toward the university fund
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AN ART OF WAR.
English Gunboats Enter the Zambesl
River Despite Portuguese Protests

LIsBoS, Oct IA dispatch from the COVER
nor OF Mozambique, dated October II. confirms
the report that the British guuboats have
passed into the Zambesi river, Notwithstanding
the protest OF the Portuguese.
The greatest excitement prevails throughout
Portugal over the news from the Zambesi,
which shows that England is determined 20 en-.
force the. provisions Of the Anglo Portuguese
convention without waiting for the approval
OF Portugal. England has for a long time
aspirod 10 the control Of the Zannbesi river and
the .ree navigation OF that important stream
was the leading clause in the convention which
has aroused so much opposition in Lisbon In
accordance with the ultimatum which as cabiad
last week was sent by Lord Salisbury. the
English seem TO have now forcibly entered the
river. thereby ignoring Portugars right 90 ap-
prove or disapprove the compact and virtually
committing an act of war. Tho feeling Of the
Portuguese generally is strongly in favor of
hostile retaliation against Great Britain aud the
socialists are doing all they can 20 stimulate the
popular excitement 20 trenzy and revolution
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DIGGING FOR PEARLS.
Hundreds Of Men, Women and Chill
dren Working I'm Wisconsin Waters.

Chiffon, WIS, Oct. l4.-The excitement
caused by the discovery of pearls in the Sugar
river near Albany, in this state, has spread to
this locality. The gems have been discovered
in the north and south branches of the Mani
towoc, the KilIsnake and Mud creek. besides
numerous small lakes which lie in the county
of Calumet
The water is very clear and comes mostly
from springs, which are quite numerous in this
county. The bottom of these streams are sandy
and full OF gravel, and mbedded in this gravel
are millions Of clans. Out of two or three va
rieties Of these the pearI-producing clans are
found and the number of pearls found in a
single clam averages from one to fifty. Altrip
down the river about four miles on a pleasant
day shows hundreds of men, women and chill
dren at work. The men and boys, with baskets
in their hands. dig clans out of the bed of the
river and carry them to the shore, where women
and girls open the shells and take out the
gems. Farmers with wagons drive to the river
and with shovels fill their wagon boxes and
drive home. The excitement along the river
Is great. Specimens of the pearls have been
sent to Chicago. New York and Milwaukee and
favorable reports as to their value have been
returned
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AFTER A YEAR IN HIDING.
Jose Castro Arrested for the Murder Of
Mexican Judge.

SAS DrEao. CAL, Oct l4-Jose Castro was
arrested near Stonewall few day. ago and
brought to this city yesterday. He was ar
rested for u murder committed year ago in
lower California and has been in hiding IN this
county since that time. He is charged with
the murder OF Mexican judge. who was shot
down because he had kil.eda vicious dog of
Castro's. Castro and hls brother set iire TO the
body and burned 1t in the road. where the ashes
were soon afterward discovered. Castro 3
brother was arrested and placed in iail. from
which place he taken by a mob and hanged
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TRADE WITH MEXICO.
Reciprocity Treaty Would Produce
Very Beneficial Results.

Secretary Blaine has received letter from
Carlos Crist of the Agricultural Company of
Osxaca, Mexico, stating that the treaty of re-
ciprocity between the United States and the
Sandwich Islands has built up a trade which
last year amounted to sl6,ls3,7S0. Mr.,
Crist says that he does not
know why reciprocity treaty such
as that negotiated for Mexico and the United
States by Messrs. Romero and Grant would not
produce equal or even greater results, and, il
SO, the trade between Mexico and the United
States, If increased in the same proportions as
that Of the Sandwich Islands, might in a short
time amount to $4,000, OOO, 900 a year.
The Mexicans, he says, now purchase every
species of commodity produced in the United
States. They cannot purchase in large auanti-
ties because they have not the means Of paying.
Mr.. Crist states that he has documents which
would amply prove that all the North Ameri-
can products find good market in Mexico.
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ELUDED THE CUTTERS.
The San Diego Arrives at Victoria With
u Big Catch Of Seal.

San FRAScrsCo, Oct. 4.-Advices were re-
ceived in this city from Victoria, BIC, yester-
day announcing the arrival OF the sealing
schooner san Diego. The San Diego reported
she put into Ounalasks and was ordered away
by the collector of customs. She refused to
leave aud was thereupon threatened with
seizure. She claims that she had put into port
for stores. bat was obliged to 90 70 sea again to
escape seizure. The captain reports that he
caught 5T9 seals in Behring sea. despite the
vigilance of the cutters CorwIn and Rush, and
his total catch for the season was over j, 100
seals.
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Stage Robbery by an 1s-Year-OId.

CKIA, CAL, Oct 1.-THE Overland stage was
robbed Sunday night Is miles north OF this place.
The Wells, Fargo q Co. treasure box and the
United States mail sacks were taken. While
the robber cutting the mail sacks open
Driver McDaniels snapped pistol at him. but
1t would not so off. The robber retreated and
fired two shots at the driver. neither Of which
took effect. Tho robber was caught at Clover
dale yesterday afternoon. He proved 10 be q
boy about eighteen years old and a stranger in
this community. lie travelled ovor 60 miles
afoot before he captured. He succeeded
in getting about 800 from the stage He has
admitted that ho committed the crime
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Seeking a Market for Logs.

OTTAWA, OST., Oct. A-ltis understood that
the dominion government, yielding to the con-
tinued pressure of the Canadian lumbermen,
has decided to abolish the export duty on logs
going to the United States. The announce
ment will probably be contained in an extra Of
the Oticidl Gdztte today
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Standing a Dynamite Siege.

MARTINsvILLE, IND, Oct. l4-1he liquor
dealers of Morgantown are in a state of siege.
Saturday night dynamite bomb was placed
under Hancock's drug store and the explosion
which followed scattered his red eye" pro-
miscuously, damaging stock and the building
to the amount of sl.5O0 A notice was placed
on Norman's drug store door saying his place
was next IN line. William Musselmsn, q
saloonist. was notified to leave within twenty
days or suffer the coHsequeuces
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Congressman Brewer Assaulted.

CHARLOTTE, n. c., Oct. I4.-Congressman
Brewer of the fifth North Carolina district was
assaulted by Joseph Bradfield, Journalist, at
Wentworth, in Rockingham county. on Satur-
day evening. The assault grew out Of the
charges that Bradfeld made concerning Brow
er's immoral life while IN Washington. The
affair has caused much excitement 10 the fifth
district. Brewers opponent thrusts these
charges into his teeth and gets no answer.
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Missing Flora Malley Found.

HAZLEToN. Pa, Oct I4-Flora Malley. the
two-yesr-old daughter of John Maley, who has
been missing since Wednesday last, was found
in a swamp, two miles from here, early yester-
day morning. She was sunk almost out of
sight in the bog and life was about gone. She
was taken TO the nearest house and restoratIves
administered, but the child died last night.
1t is feared that the strain on the mother will
prove too much and that she will lore her
reason.
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VIII Found "a Monastery.

New YORK, Oct 14-Eight Franciscan monks
from the monastery at Toulouse, France, ar
rived on Sunday in the steerage Of the steam
ship La Gascogne. They were led by Friar
Ladislas, dIgnified gray bearded ascetic, who
purchased their tickets for Canada and acted
as spokesman of the party. They are going TO
Ottawa TO establish a house OF their order
under the direction OF Archbishop Duhama
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Michigan Miners Win.

IsHPESwISG, MICH, Oct l4-The Detroit
mine has conceded the demands of the strikers.
The striking miners Of the Angline mine held
conference with their employer yesterday,
but no understanding was reached and another
firm in their demands and are orderly.
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SYRACUSE, NY, Oct. l4.-Alfred Wilkinson Of
Syracuse, who was engaged to Miss Winnie
Davis, 1.-The daughter Of the confederscy,"
yesterday afternoon announced that the en-
gagement had been broken. He SAYS this WAS
done at the request of Miss Davis, who has
been In poor health for some time past
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Heir to the Crocker Millions Dead.

SAN Francisco, CAL, Oct l4.-The only son
of Col Chas. Fred. Crocker. second vice presi-
dent of the southern Pacific, fell over the
banister in his fathers house Sunday and was
killed. The boy, who was but ten years OF age,
would have inherited the bulk of his fathers
large estate, now estimated at els, ,000, 900 and
growing every year.
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The Austrian Landtag Opens.

VIENNA, Oct 14-The Austrian lsndtag
opens today. The liberals are in a majority,
but the anti-semites have larger representa-
tion than in any former land tag. and it is ex-
pected that an attempt will be made to enact
laws adverse to the Hebrews The apti-semitic
movement is very strong in Austria Just now.
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Fields Creditors Score q Point.

LONDON, Oct A-Proceedings were brought
today in the bankruptcy court on behalf Of the
creditors Of the defunct firm of the bankers,
James ii. Field Co., 10 restrain the pay ment
of ca ,0OO being the amount deposited with
New York bankers, and which was asserted 20
be . part Of the money obtained by the fraudu-
lent practices of Field q Co. The court issued
an order stopping the payment Of said money.
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THEIR APPLICATION DENIED.-Acting Super
intendent Of the Census Childs has denied the
application made for a RECOMMENDATION Of the
population of Cecil county, Md.
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Saved From a Foolish Crime.

BUILISGToN, N j., Oct. 14-Chas. Bennett
while in Jealous rage yesterday, tried to kill
his sweetheart, Elsie Holden. He would prob
ably have succeeded had not q friend thrust
aside the hand containing the revolver and the
bullet went wide. Bennett was arrested
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BOND OFFERS. The offers Of AZ per cent
bonds to the Treasury Department yesterday
for redemption under tho circular of October
., aggregated SO, 800.
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Opposing the Wheel Trust.

JACKSON, Nick, Oct l4.-The National
Wheel Company was formed yesterday, with
S50,000 capital stock. to manufacture wheels in
opposition to the American wheel trust The
company will build shop At once, aud when
1T is completed Will employ $50 men in the
works
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MOVEMENT OF SILvER-The issue of standard
silver dollars for the week ended October II
Sl.3Sl, 1913, and for the corresponding
period of last year S77S.S23. The shipment Of
fractional silver coin from October to October
ii was S08S. 1856 25.
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UNITED STATES ATTORNEY APPoINTED-The
President today appointed Charles A. Carter
United States district attorney for the northern
district OF California, to take effect November /
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A SATISFACTORY TEsr.-The Navy Depart
ment has been informed that the recent test at
the Annapolis. Md, proving ground of rapid
firing 4-inch gun mounted on a scarriage was
satisfaC CtOry
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ARRIVED AT New LoyDoH.-The Navy De.
partment has been informed that the U.S.S
Richmond has arrived at New London, Conn.
with the New Hampshire in tow.
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NEW BANK.-The controller of the currency
has authorized the National Bank of Colum bus,
Ohio. to commence business with a capital OF
$500, 900.
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FouBTH-CLAss PosrMAsrERs APPOINTED
Fourth-class postmasters wore yesterday ap-
pointed as follows: Mrs. v. G. Firser, Narrows,
A wash.p n haom%Gansn, %arsa Scenery Hnl' Pa, and
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Garnior VIII He In Il.

CHICAGO, Ook IA dispatch has been re-
eeived from Paris stating that GARNER and
Fo4rneal would enter the coming championship
billiard tournamenk
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INTERNAL REVENUE APPoINTMENrs-The fol-
lowing appointments have been made in the
internal revenue service: Charles c. Somer.
gauger, at Chicago, ILL.,. Squire NJ. Dickerson,
gauger, at Elkin, N. c.; Thomas A. Meroney,
storekeeper. at Mockville, NC; Thomas L.
Dickerson, Julius $. Justice, Jones L. Long,
John r. Smith, storekeepers and gaugers, At
Statesviilc, NC.
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R- TEMPORARY OFFICE OF THE
~ WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST COM.
PANY,
10Ol / st NV
CAPITAL e1.OO0, 700 90,
his com pany issues certificates OF deposit hearing
interest as ioIIows: On All smounts deposited for
ninety Gays or MORE put less IL an six months, per
cent per annum; 81 PR cent OIL deposits for more
deposits OF one year OF longer
Secured Investments for sale. Money loaned
.,.- b. III WARMER Presidenk
". u. Robson, Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
John I. Arms. George y SchaSe,
Charles Is. Bailey. jOhu A EamiIton'
James l.. BSrbouE. 2EUmus soInaryiiia
George L. Bartol John A. Sxons
H. =. Cummings is Sworrnsfedt
J. J. Darlington. Hattersiey " Talbott
John Joy Edson, Gcorye Truesjel
Charles J. sulkneA J.. Il Warpor
Albert j. FOX. A Wilson,
O. z, Green. J. d. Wine,
William u. GurleD e. W Woodward
John b. Larner, Clas BENZ Wiikinso,
sl5-3m A. 8. Woythinstop
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A Venerable Farmers Awful Death.

PLrsASrvILLE, N. j., Oct l4-Jonathan
Richley, farmer, aged eighty-four, fell asleep
while sitting near stove at his home yester-
day but was awakened by his coat catching
fire. He rushed TO the yard, where his cries
brought DeiShbor, who smothered the flames.
He was carried into the house and died two
hours later in terrible agony. He leaves q wife
and several adult children.
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SILVER PURcHAsEs.-The amount Of silver
offered for sale to the Treasury yesterday was
37l,O 900 ounces and the amount purchased
1000 ounces, as follows: Fifty thousand
ounces at S1.1O69 100000 ounces at SIlO74,
10000 ounces at Sl.1075 10000 ounces at
81 1918 and 80, 900 ounces at 81. 1919.
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PROMOTIONS AND APPoINTMENTs.-Lewis C.
Ferrall Of Illinois has been promoted from the
Office OF private secretary to the first controller
OF the Treasury to that of chief of a division in
the office. Mr.. Z. w. Kepner of Illinois has
been appointed to the place vacated by Mr..
Fe rrall
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Judge Cooley Leaves for Washington.

AsS AaBoR, MICH, October 4-Judge
Cooley left last night for Washington to resume
his duties as chairman of the interstate COM
merce commission. On Thursday last. at the
request Of the faculty, he gave an hours talk
to the post graduate and graduating class ON
the regulation OF railroad transportation by
Congress and by the states
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School Books.

School Books.
A LARGE STOCK FOR EVERY GRADE
AND ALL SORTS OF SCHOOL STATION
ERY. ALL AT THE VERY LOWEST PRICES
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
C. c. PURsEIL.
siS-ln,1p AIS 9TH ST. NV.
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INDIAN COMMISSIONER MORGAN RKsIaSs.-
William II. Morgan of Nashville, Tenn. q men,
Der OF the board of Indian commissioners. has
resigned.
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WIN. Il. DARLINGTON Of Pennsylvania ha
been appointed confidential secretary to the
Assistant Secretary of the Interior
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vRSHAGERsTOwN, MD.
TIE MAGIC CITY.
sale of 900 Lots to be held on OCTOBER 81. 22
and % This is not paper city to be built. What In
other places will cost millions TO establish s here a.
ready.
Aspecially conducted Excursion by way Of B. h O.
iR Will leave MONDAY the 10th, under the charge
of j. Glenn Cook Co., Bank baltimore Building
Baltimore, Md. Write Tor parti culArs. ola 4.6t
R~SHAVE YOUR FURNACES. RANGES AND
~ Latrobes examined by practical man before
cold weather COMES JOS. Il. HODu son. 40 Sth ST.
sc. Leaky Tin koots Bepaired and Guaranteed.
ol4-6ts
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Gsxrs k1D GLovEs
sPECIAL PRICES FOB TOMORROW ONLY
2-eissp Kid Gioves Regular price s1.25. .Tomor-
row. esc.
2elAsp French Kid alovsa Regular price sls2
Tomorro~. sI.47.
2-clasp French Kid Gloves--Black. REGULAR price
sLo2. Tomorrow. s1.47.
2-elasp Very Bes, Kid Glovss-coiorsd. Regular
Price e. Tomorrow. si.75.
1-clasp Driving Gloves -colored- Regular price
sl.50. Tomorrow. sL37.
Every pair warranted
LOUVRE GLOVE COMPANY.
II Oil Pa ave.
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NEW TROUsERINGS.

MUNE NEW IKOUSEHINGS,
1 am showing new line Of the most at
tractiyc patterns in Imported 1rouserinxs
you ever saw. Those, with that sty Ia IA line Of
Black and " hite stripes, gives me the largest
and haucsonIest line OF 1rouserinzs vet
brought to this city. And what is bvttsr yet,
my cash busInsss place them at the very
lowest price notch, which means from 10 to
per cent below tie Usual. More uer-
chants realize every day that u business
can be conducted on u cash basis for con-
siderabiy less than ii credit Is given.
There was a time wheu men never
thought OF paying their tailor until they
got good and ready" Now they begin 10
realize that II they want actual value for
tIeir money they must 30 to u cash tailor
@. WAKEFIELD SIMPSON.
expert in Trousers"
ola Cor. yth and u sts. NV
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TODAY.-Internal
revenue, sl26,412; customs, S537,5s4
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EXPORTS OF PRovIsIoNs.-The chief of the
bureau of statistics reports that the total values
of the exports of beef and hog products from
the United States during the month of Septem-
ber, 1880, and during the eleven months ended
September 80, 1890, as compared with similar
exports during the corresponding period of the
preceding year were as follows: September,
1880, Sl0,795,597; 1SS9 1882, 2,69l; eleven
months ended September 80. 1890, Sl0S, ,5a7, ,043:
1889, S91, ,2i5,4S9 The values of the dairy pro-
duets are as follows: September, 1890, si.i22,- :
549; 1899, 1884, 954; nine months ended Sep
tember 80, 1880, 1864, 1879; 1889. S7,754.371.
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te-SIS THE SUPREME COURT OF The
~. DISTRICT OH COLUMBIA.
HoIung Q special term for or MS Court business
October Is, 1890.
In the matter of lie estate y. ..i,I.EN D. HENRY
late vi tho District OF Columbia, deceased Applica
lOn Tor the probate OF the last Will and
Tor letters OF administration. with the Will anne cd
On the estate OF the SAID deceased has this day
lla,e by Edwin Douglas Nebb. All persons inter-
es;ed hereby notined appear ia this Court on
FRIDAY, the 7th day of November next at 10 O'Clock
an, to show cause why the said will should not be
proved aud admitted to probate aud OF admin
Istfation with the Will annexed the estate OF the
saId deceased should not issu prayed Provided
cory of this order be published week for three
weeks III the Washington Law Reporter aud in The
Evening Star previous the said day. by the Court
a. Z. BnADLEY. justice. Test: L. =. WRIGHT,
LEWIS. proctor. ol4- law5w
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THE MoNTEIRo LAND
AND
RESIDENCE COMPANY
Of Salem, Va,

N .sS,SoliCt OF EhPlhAl Ion vi LICENSh.-
Der 10 1890. Notice Is hereby given that ON M the
pre- al licenses given by the District Columbia to
APotnecArles Auctloneers Banks and Bankers, Brok-
efs CAIN Agents, Contractors Cattle brokers' Com
MISSION Merchants, Dealers in Distilled and fe--
@ 1VuVls' Nines anu eoruiaIs' DlstiierS' Ilsu
lce AEents Ice Deaefs, Manufacturers OF lliumlnat
nk oas LIE anu flre INSURANCE Companies, lateEt
~ fa"iDr1kers Iropretorso OK ga Rooms sam,
Pe hooins iiLIlnS Houses, bllllhro. BaeateIle and
2Inn{ Lnu IaOies. Shune Boards. bowling Alley g,
noleis' Livery Stables, intelhgellce ofhces Junk
Al 2hIl, G Deaiers IN Secono-!ald C!3tg Dealers IN
Olu D1fes; heai Estate AGENTS, RSctihers, kestau-
Tuts ana Eatlh9 Houses 1heates, Variety Ih atcrs,
&c All parties engaged III tie aboye-descrbed bus-
eSs trades or professions must promptly renew their
District of Columbia viz That every person Liable
engaglns In the business shall, i'll addition to the
hsn 90 nor more than $50 for each ofense.r BY or