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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1891-10-30

Taylor Beagle Of Mt. Pleasant town
ship sold six weeks old calf to +. A.
Rawlings on Tuesday, that weighed
ao5 pounds. 1t was the largest for its
age we have ever seen. The ordinary
weight of calf six weeks old is about
I5o pounds. 80. - Liza =
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1891-10-30

Hon. f. M. Tewksbury was severely
bruised while in Tioga county making
speeches He was thrown from a car
riage, and hurt in the shoulder, arm,
and side. He writes that he is sore.
but not seriously injured, and is max
ing speeches.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1891-10-30

Don't fail to hear Mr.. and Mrs.
Scott at the Opera House, Nov. 9th.
This is the second of the Y. NJ G.. A.
course, and is sure to be a grand
entertainment.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1891-10-30

Mrs. B. F. SaVits received a check
for $500 from the New York Life
Insurance Company on Thursday, the
full amount of the policy held by her
husband.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1891-10-30

Cards announcing the marriage Of
Mr.. Fred c. Thorn to Miss Annie II.
Buckman both Of Philadelphia have
been sent out. Mr.. Thorn is well
known here.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1891-10-30

The services of Prof l. M. New,
comb have been secured by Morris &
Harkins at the Columbia College OF
Commerce. He is fine pennman
and expert accountant, and graduate
of the Zanerian Art School, and Lex
ington Business University.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1891-10-30

A new trial has been refused by
Judge Reed in the United States Dis
trlct Court, in the case OF II. F.. Sutlier-
land, convicted Of sending obscene
matter through the mails.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1891-10-30

Mrs. Mary Clayton died at her
home on Iron street on Sunday, aged
7S years. She was faithful member
of the M. f. Church. She was buried
on Tuesday, Rev. Sears conducting
the services.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1891-10-30

a. ". Duy has bush on his lot on
Fourth street, well covered with ripe
red raspberries, for the second time
this year.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1891-10-30

Miss Jane Hughes of Lime Ridge has
opened a fashionable dress making
establishment in Mrs. Ent's building,
Main St, and is prepared to cut and
fit by the "Tailor system.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1891-10-30

Senator Herring addressed large
Democratic meeting IN Philadelphia
last week
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1891-10-30

Joseph May desires to inform the
public that he will do butchering dur
ing the winter, and will take hogs away
and return them all done up in good
shape.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1891-10-30

Little Nugget" at the Opera House
Monday night was one OF the funniest
plays seen here in long time.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1891-10-30

The appeal of Superintendent Wal
Ter was argued in the Supreme Cour
at Pittsburg last Monday.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1891-10-30

NJ. c. McCollum has opened coal
yard at the Espy depot
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1891-10-30

casper, the Yodler" at the Opera
House next Wednesday.
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VOL26.

Scott Recitals Friday Nov. 9th.
Secure tickets at Dentler's.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1891-10-30

Frank Lafountain raised beet this
season that weighed I6 pounds.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1891-10-30

S. c. Greasy has purchased the Krug
planning mill Of |. w. McKelvy.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1891-10-30
DEATHS HARVEST.

Sylvester Pursel died at his home in
Hemlock township, on Sunday last,
aged 73 years. He had been i'll for
more than two years, from the effects
of a paralytic stroke, which rendered
him almost helpless. He was the
youngest of large family, but one Of
whom now survives, brother, Isaac,
of Buckhorn. Two other brothers
have died within the past year. The
late Mrs B. f. Hartman was sister
Of Mr.. Pursel. He was born in the
house where he died, and always lived
there. The farm belonged to his
father, and the deposits of iron ore
made il valuable, and brought to Mr..
Pursel snug fortune. He was
man of kindly disposition and good
judgment, and an excellent citizen.
HIS wife survives HIM, also daughter,
Mrs F. ID. Dentler, and one son, d.
Clark Pursel. The funeral took place
on Wednesday morning, the services
being conducted by Rev. w. r. Null
ford of Danville, in the absence of
Kew. w. y. LeVerett.
John Penman, another old citizen,
died at his residence on Iron street,
on Sunday, after lingering illness.
He was born in Scotland in 1894 and
came to America with his parents
when boy. Most of his life was
passed in Bloomsbury. He was a
member of the Presbyterian church,
and of the Masons and Odd Fellows.
He was an industrious and respected
citizen. Six sons and two daughters
survive. His wife died last December.
She was daughter of Mrs. Mary
Clayton, who died ou the same day as
Mr.. Penman. The funeral took
place on Wednesday and was con
Quoted by Rev. ID. ]. Waller, Sr.
The Masons attended in a body.
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Possibly a New soprc. of Platinum

he division in charge Of the report
mineral Resources of the United States
In the United States geological sur
vey has been notified Of the discovery
Of platinum IN the Quitman mountains, FL Paso
county. Texas. Platinum has recently jumped
in price from % per ounce TO about $40 per
ounce, on account of its increased use for
electrical appliances, such as incandescent
Lights About one-hak an inch Of the wire Is
used in each light The supply comes princi-
pally from the Ural mountains in Russia, and
kas besn falling Oh. and the most active search
Is being made for other mineA good plati-
mum mine in Texas viii be more valuable than
all the sheep ranches IN the state. The survey
viii investigate
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Foot Ball Tomorrow.

The game of foot ball which was to have
taken place on Saturday between the classes of
80 and 81 Of the Washington High school and
postponed on account Of rain will be played
tomorrow afternoon at $50 on the grounds at
New Hampshire avenue and l. street. Since
the original announcement of the game con-
siderable class feeling has been aroused as to
the outcome Of the contest and the friends Of
both teams viii be out in full force to cheer
their fayorites-
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8 @. Mings. ex-president Of the national bank
q GalssvilIe, Tex, is short in his accounts.
wsissidgs . Co, h.rdware, Buffalo, n T.,
t2oo, ZOO
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They (sava Pail

Yesterday in the Criminal Court the case of
C. A. Lsmar, charged with violating the pen
eon law. the defendant was required to give
new bond in 81 600, and he complied with the
order OF the court Clifford baird charged
with false pretenses, was released on also bail
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FOR RENT--HOIJSES.

EOR RENT-lep7 18th ST., RooMs; GA so
= GEO VI. LINKINs. 19th and n sts. .. Y. &s02v
j. 80 per month. us and az "a 4. 4 se9 hossss
0tc%s; sss pss month. ,. r. HkRffoan
EOR RENT-AARk OPPoRTUNITI-5o0 18th
q. 9. IA rcoms. exclusive Of bath ye12a good
locsaoo for room renting. CHS. E. BANk4
EOA RENf-THE HANDSOME fESiDENCK "a
ioys Circle; rent reduced to esS.3 -; l6 ROOMS;
ja9O-s CHxs. T. BANEs. 100 18th It.
EOR RENT-NEw HOUSE-5l8 SPRUCE ST., 8
s SS5 a. sl med; d,mDA ss54u rs 6 ~ Soons
ta20-S 200 lAth q.
LOB RENT-1TaO l4TR ST. n. ", ROOFS;
Il in good order, pure Spring we'll water In yard 80
pr month. including vator Sent AVply On Prem
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A1srsEl saY H..ss. se x.a Sc
HOUSES.
aE n. aa., ESQ liPs Is |. M e.; A..
$e INV H.ts..j. i sc 81 TT ia y. ..s =: fS
ali :, :; sx 1T III t n . ~ 2 * 10
s.'s i4os q y a :sa !; on.::.. oo1.
:, nv. III sss,DDs 3 sa AZ iS
IIs sSG: Hs ::::::ss .na HoPs svs s iTs.$S
10 IL .s 8 NV NV Il isi issn. : n.
iss n !: = f iSia - $. E
81, and d. aws 2ll2 Nj Str avg eos 9Th 4
str az. isis iii St So a Tssr g.s ~
Hall "a SoOr. 1iS 18th % Sadie rssr % 81
OFFICES
40 7th 1t NV. front Central building, room
ess,9. building Iee IS 4 r :i ~ room ssssi ZIG
'Nfss Sns !. e sa' ss:a &c
Ia20 THos Z. wAGaAMAN.
ST. 6s sss .ss
siss Js 70 81 on premises or ss =:
EOR RENT-NEW MODERN-STYLE BRICK.
G & se.h Rsss Blsi o ri, sis Sli
'j ss Once 'Ss% if Ii AZ; III Ii
DOR RENT-yERY DESIRABLE NEW HOUSE
on st: near 18th. New building ON Pa ave. near
18th st. first doOr store; second and third dooFs
apartments of rooms each for rent IS 9 whole.
ADDISON LAhCOMBE,
Ja2O-H' 1904 q.
ENOR RENT-2I35 ST. NV. OR. NIL
7l5 and III I'D Il. n. w., bet. y and @ sts new
1919 q st. tal9-ds
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L UNFINISHED.
HOS 9Th ST nv. $50
7 STABLES.
Stable In 80 bounded by
Conn ave. De sales
\ and n SITS. .42S
I OFFICE ROOMS.
HOS = u. ID and 4th
DWELLING ROOMS.
SUITE OF rooms, front and
! bark, at n e cor Mass
: ave and 18th &..........tS
Mass ave. bet loth and
llth SITS S166, 60
II st bet 18th and 18th
18th 81 bet o and P SITS. i65
New Hampshire ave
bet Il and L SITS. .1J0
New Hanpshire ave
bet II and n sts- ......1j0
De Sales st..............lJO
18th st bet = and X SITS. LIZ
n e bet l7tn and 18th. III
18th 81 near I...........l25
Id st bet Z and = SITS. 10
2lst q bet h and s SITS. $50
10th st bet K and L sts- l25
Florida ave bet 21st
and I'D SITS. 100
Delaware ave bet & and
- sss ne. -.............1W
18th st bet X and l. SITS. 80
i st bet 18th and 18TH
SIS .................2.3
Rhode Ialand ave let
IAN and 18th SITS. $50
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OTHER sPEAKERs.

Chancellor Gillet was followed by Mr.. E. W.
Halford, who spoke for few minutes, and gave
some substantial encouragement to the hearers,
in favor OF the scheme Other addresses we're
made BY Mrs. ]. Ellen Foster and Rev. Mr.. e.
lott, the latter announcing that the subscrip-
ton books are now open at the Office Of the
company, 6l2 14th street. The meeting was
presided over by Mr.. VIM. Redin Woodward.
the president Of the local Chautauqua union,
who introduced the speakers in a clever
manner.
A meeting Of the incorporators Of the Chau-
and the following officers were elected: Edwin
Baltzley, president; A s Pratt vice president:
Rev. A III. Gillet, chancellor; Edward Baltzley,
treasurer: L De r. Jennings secretary
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
pa. !, ssol S:l All H.!
M T Es.. q :; SE E
WA1sTT..Ps by YOUNG .1s 20, q TISTLE j!
:ss saSSss .: 6: IS s. :a
WMTED -DY RE1RECTABIK coLOR1b
cs sSe m {si4 ].
Mattresses drivers. cooks, maids. porters nurses,
R RHtjsEs, ,ps,rsefs ars%sn, sng1neer., s1lss%sn:
hG .is,. spDOisd'. BUKSHAN's. lilo q St. NV.
s.oci le.yns prsssst place "a sccoSnt q family go
It'll :is -: ss,es cs;:ss ss's:'s iSs
THAT WAND HE. 81
:. 0 fSsl help can
e ssss ?! ss ss.1 at 5s
p.an. e
msnt; can rive very best references CAB;, Star
WANTED---HOUSES.
WANTED--WE HAVE A CLIENT WHO WISHES
w 10 buy $500 house nv: below .; must BE-
brick; NO basement; rooms. Also have demand for
good n. ". improved property st various amounts
SwOkAsTEDTk kkApLEf,
WANTED-TO RENT A SIX OR EIGHT-ROOM
w house with cellar and sewerage; with stable
attached preferred Address ". u o.. Star ofce al9'
WANTED-THREE BRICK HOUSES SOUTH
w west. price FROM o., 900 to ~. 100 each, for
cash customer. O. DOYER- 2l4 9Th st. sw. jal6:H
FROM $500 TO %. coo;
w also lots in Washtngton and 1aner Heights.
ACkER l. GADSBY,
au13 1uO6 i Ut. NV.
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EOR RENT-UNFURNI
4 1870 N Ut NV,
1lI3 Mass ave. liz and
stable..................30 200
lS7 NJ 81 NV, L5r. .166. "a
1879 n st NV, 15r......lJg
lbs N 81 NV, 15r. LEO
1893 G st. sr. SO. SO
l4th ct extended, Lar. lbs
1417 Mass ave NV, 12r. LIS
1903 II st nv, l2r......l15
1914 21st st NV. lar. d. 100
1918 Conn ave. 11r. 81. 81
1872 Conn ave, 16r 81. 90
100 18th st NV, 81,
store and dwelling *. 80
1i65 p st NV. 11r -. 50. 81
S0l1 o st nv, E2r........15
5Qs = It NV, l:E........75
81 New York ave NV, 81. IL
FURNl
Hillyer place nv. 17r
and stable. $500
n II ave mr. Dupont Cur
Gle, LII. ...............2 $50
y l ave hr 10th. Qr. .OU
N Ct nr Thomas Circle.
lsT .................... Ito
N n sve nr Dupont CIR
Gle. lh. $50
18th and Corcoran sts. LIS
ii st hear 18th st NV, 81. 100
Euclid place NV, l0r. 100
Conn ave M K st, LII. -
Y st near l3eh. 11r. 100
2lN Florida ave. ar. 100
The above houses can be
our office only. THOA
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Corn ave and I ut ssea-
sonl per mo. $O66- OF
& mr. Mcpherson 50. 81
Cor Z ami 18th SITS,
overlooking McPher-
son square .SS. q
& . bet 10th and 18th. SOC
jefferson place and
18th st. .......-........21l
18th st. overlooking
Conn ave, bet NJ and
n SITS, with stable. &c
81 bet 18th and 18th. Ia
n st bet Conn ave and
18th st. .............. go
n bet 18th and 10Th. 3os. Isl
18th Ut. cor l. st. ..... .:,0U
Mas ave bet l4th and
Lctu 81. IN
18th bet l and K SITS. .:1Ql
Mas ave bet 18th and
10th sta. Bd- 6.
Conn ave adjacent to
Lafayette square. &c
18th u bet l and X SITS. lOO
Ihet l6th and 18th. Ltd u
BULLETINS CAN BE
FICE. THESE HOUSES
ONLY BY PERMITS Ek,
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FOR RENT=FLATS.

EUR RENT wELL-FURNIsHED .D-FLOOR
l. nat; rooms and bath; complete In all appoint
nets an excellent chance for adults desiring quiet,
comfort and privacy to secure . coy home; chill
.. IN. ja.,O-tNs
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i4O2 Chaplin 1t, 1lr. $50
lila 18th st q ". 3r.
l4 spIs siGGahii0n 81. Sr. g. %
1909 b st NV, Sr ........4 As
1874 X g nv. &..........40
S0T I'd st NV. IS
1919 9Th st nv, store
and dwelling. IS
1GD 9TH 81 NV. 1r......3
1850 p u NV. store and
ware rooms. ............3
1924 2th st NV. 8r......5
6:s4 n st NV, Ir. 10
2101 9TH Ut NV, 2r. and
2l03 1th st. II and store. Is
tk4 Hufneruy st nv, IT. IL
6S P0mesoI st. W.-...G
SHED.
NJ q nr Thomas Circle,
lor......-...........13O
N st mr. Thomas Circle.
or 18th st NV, I'd. 100
Mass ave mr. 18th 9.
Er.................1A67
De Sales - nr Conn av,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT JQ
18th st mr. z. l&......E5
213 Z Cap 81. 1dr.......1O
18th st mr. n Ut, lJr.
18th st mr. L, u so
18th Ut M Q. 1Or. As
examined ty permit from
IDA r ~ N
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

LrOR RENT-STABLE ON ALLEY RETWERN
14th and 18Th. ave. and n for three
room. Apply 70 Mrs. NIILEk. l4l5 Massachusetts,
ave. tal7,8
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=. Patterson st. e.. sis. 30
lSy6 Sd st sc. 6r =. II. ~
:S2 Va ave sw. 4r. .R
l2.2 I'd ct pc, &......G2. 80
l4N n e. g.. 10
2lG@ D st NV, A.. .......9
10 Michler court, 4f.....S
RES.
1919 144h d, store, back
room and cellar. $50
sGERFoRD, ga I4thst.
I'D.
lx:H R st NV, 1or. all
N t.....-.............ou5
.S II ct M. u. all m. 4. IS
IISHED.
1la6 C ct ne, 81. 10
y Pierce's court, n. = 50
STORE 3 DWELLING.
121 18th Ut NV, store. go
OFFICE.
&3l + ct NV.
STkRI.ES
RonY 10 vo~n rfr-ln hv
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WANTED-ROOMS.

"ANTED-NEwLY MARRIED COUPLE WANT
w two small unfugniohed rooms; heat, gas and
board fog Address stating rsasonable terms. Box
%, star office. IT.
WANTEDl-3 ROOMS AND BOARD FOR MAN,
w wife and eRdrsp. eyed Isspectvely 9, y l.. l3
w two gentlemen; full particulars and price re-
CURED. b. ". HAINES, Fidelity Building and Loan
Association, a13 and gl5 Ut. NV. ja20-2t'
WANTRD-AIL THOGE THAT HAVE ROOMS,
w with without board in any part Of the city to
call and see We then rent theIp Ut once. l., A.
HINES, 40 10th st. NV ja90,A.
VANTRD-TWO PL1AsANT UNFURNIsHED
" rooms. fronting east or south, Tor two adults.
England family prefsffed; state price, which must
reasonabs; references Exchanged Address NEW
ENGLAND. Star once. ja19Its
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT-OEETCEC
E5a IEasE=fNs ii5Es = 5siS =: Nv;
ply pEEBLE, hA2Is c1. Sa - s Iii %1a-lM
dRs6SSSr.pEsk ao8M s n FERAskkNMENT3gfsGE
~ :. = = =: n SET ~: eLs-2m
the Lehman smiaina. as T. (. ave- h GisS..o oS
steam peat SSSS IIsst ys9tii:.on Hsis;sss
- :: :: =: 80
EOh RENI-SIORES.
ES: ;: ssIaf
my .s-se wv. ApPly :. l3Ie y. n ". laI.-Iw-
st. IT q as e. s6 sT S% IL 9.na
FoR EENT-THE NEW BUILDING CORNER
q, mess
EOK RENT-sTOKEs 1905 ST.. BETWEEN
Oh ana ioth sts: opposite wholesale msrtst; rent
Eoa REST-sT0SE is NJ PS -; M .i .S4
:. ~ 8; 's 20 aA0 III, Il AI Il 1 i: NV.
Lon KENT-aToKEs I0O5 B 81. BETWEKN
soS and 80 Inquire e S L. sSs Isn'
LOST AND FOUND
s 0sr-oN VsIn5Y1 DIN - - - 5=51
Il frame I:ss:ipsisn syssi.ss:s With gold ehsiS +.
oSiarLAiiM SSLD kiNG HEAR 9TH AND q
ds IS D. a. IN Msenosd en- 81, iron NAY issh ~ tai
saass - is: . 8.
r::. III
90. ,.,,r., . - .. .S :.
ll asaa md siaas yss. S1ssss G GASsah y
49, IN: ~ S55s; ag!s =. ave
l qsI-LAsr NIGHT. AT NATIONAL RIFLES
u.
-. -. - = -. - :.
4 QSI-H0AnAx ExENIN0 IN GOING FROM
"a -, ana a. Nh - ~ @ ~ PIE .hence 70 n ana
braee,es valued a. Seepsaie hbSral rsw,.a sT,a
tsrnSd to MART : HIG0iNs, coz. IltS sa.i I sta
~ -, :; - ), y.
IL Saap. c0us.innI ABB iDsn. e. m saAW o.
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Tor SAI.R-1901 Q ST. NV. WITH OR WITH
Il out furniture and immediate Possession given, by
afaInlly aeclrning housekeeping and going Abroid.
Corner house IN perfect order; electro gnts
heat speaking tubss &c fronts % leet ON q ST. and
IS one OF tie hanisomest houses in washington Prize
cheap and terms easy TO Immediate pun naser
will lease a term years
Apply on premises at 10 O'Clock s.m- or Of Room 5.
oO5 ID 81. NV. ja.so-:n
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m L.:...............-..o1s
go Wh q -. 13r. .....S
615 Z st Sc, 6r, all mi 81
Nl 18th st se, u. IN / 10. q
buO i st. ne. 6r. mi. .s.I
1M LIST se. 6r and C. .l2.I
l03 y -, u q cellar. L
II n st Sc. 6r........lQ.a
80 9TH st Sc, df. .15.1
434 18th st We. or.
IN
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PROPOSALS.

pIDS WANTED Fob PURCHASE OF OLD BUILD
u legs and materials on Washington post Office site
Sealed bids viii be received at the office OF the super
visinR architect OF the Treasury Department Wash
ington. ID. e., TO be opened at TWO O'CLOCK T.. NJ
On 1HE NINTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1891, for
the purchase and removal of all buildings structures
&c. and for the drainage, water and gas pipes, Be
connected with buildings and in the ground on boak
No. S3 IN the city OF Washington. d. C., recently
acquired site for the proposed Uned States post
grouDd TO Oe lett wholly clean TO the lot line ali
streets of all old material and rubbish IN accordance
With specifications conditions. diagram OF the ground
and directions yovern,n2 Sam" and each bid to he
made on schedule blank as furnished by supervising
architect. No bid Will DE considered unless for the
clearing OF the entire book No. S23. bounded by
street on the south, IIth street the east and
l-th street on this west. above required. How
ever, bidders may state IL their bids, inade the
whoie sboye, the sgnount taey xI1 give each tos
any of tie buildings ltc be designated IN
such bid, provided the government will release
such bladder FROM the balance O, his BID
the sEsu@ whole and Shall 5s d as sd xs
the government to accept bid on the WHOLE to
cePt Di or bids Tor any one liiore OF the buildings
bid FOR by any one or more bidders the governI,
and each Oi. must be accompanied certIbel check
payable to he Of the Unit. States amount
OF ~ PEI cent Of the amount OF the bid. Upon &C
cepsance OF BID tie Successful bidder will be
QuiSed TO take Immediate action tearing down and
removing BUILDINGS. &c and the whole gtouud lie
cleared OF all buildings material ana refuse within
eessiui bidder shall De resi- onsble for any aud dam
ave done to the present curbstone and sidewalks
around saio BLOCK or injury u persons or property.
The purchase money must be paid romptly upon the
acceptance OF the hid by the government and before
conllns ncing the removal any the buildings
materlai anu failure TO dc the successful bidder
fiaed check " j EDBaOoKE. superyiss ng Arch.
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Door o, Opportunity" Bible reading, MraJ.E.
Barney, Providence, r. l. s.I5, Path withosf
works is Dead" sermon. Rev. Russell n Coz
we'll pastor Grace Baptist Church, fhiA.dei-
SUNDAY SCHOOL rracHrns
ms evening there viii be q sunday echoel
teachers meeting in tie Sunday school roosn
of the Congregational Church FROM ESQ 20
ESQ Q clock; The meeting viii be devoted %
study OF tue lesson Tor next sunday IL wll
be conducted by Miss Catherine Quincy ana
Mrs T. A Walker of England.
Inc convention Is under The direction Of the
managing committee OF the International
Shristian Workers Association. and the mem.
hers OF this association alone are entitled Al
vote or matters which may he broaght before
the convention, al other delegates having Ia.
pfl'lsege OF participating Otherwise In the pre-
ceedlnss he mAnaglng commiitee which 10
also called the committee Tor Christian worn
srs IN the United States and Canada. are Rev.
IL A lorrcy, chairman. superintendent of the
Chicago EyGngvl,zs;lOn Society, Chicago. III 1.
heS. John 6. Collins. secretary, New naNeH
Conn; Millinm Al Rowland. Toronto Missioa
lEIon. Toronto, Canada. kev. \. 4 Holcomls.
Contra, Gospel Mission, Detroit Mich: Rev.
Church. Philadelphln. Pa. Col. Geo. r. ciarae'
Pacific Garden Mission, Chicago. H.; Charlss
\. C-l;tcnton, florsace Night Mission. Nes
lofk, \ Mrs J. h. Barney, prison eyanaol-
ist N.M.CI.U.. Providence. RI. Miss Bertha
n Wright louug Women . Christian Institute,
Ottawa. Canada.
The local executive committee have charge
OF al local details The members OF the cons
mlttee are Mr.. II II. Warner chairman: Ees.
T. u. BAILEY, vice chairman; Geo. ". Mheeleg,
secretary; }. {. Pratt, treasurer: John a.
Mright, Il. .. Earle, Mrs Geo. n. La Petra, r..
W. Woodward. IS. ". jenkins. Baltimore
Among those who are expected 60 be present.
IN addition 60 the names given on the program.
and Who vii probably be frequently heard "a
Tie aissussions following the papers aud 70
ports Of wurA OF who viii be assigned sub
lects, n changes are made on the program. are
t.ey. n q. Lawson, u. D.. Camden, " )
Mrs ;. A Morrison, Wayne, Mich; Henry
hrten. Toronto, canada, Rev. Floyd ".
lomklns, ir.. rector ST. James church, Chicago.
liL' Mrs. Walker, hon. evangelist A. ". &. a
London. England; Mr.. john GEORGE Govan.
the Faith Mission Of Scotland. Glasgow, SCOT
land: lev 4. 4. jagg4r. chaplain Conl,ecticus
state prison, Methersleld. Conn; J. Franz
Lindsey, Moristown, ~ j.; Rev. n. l..
hu'ehins, kenslngton, Conn; h. A Durnell,
Aurora, ILL.,