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V'hOMAS BOWLING SON. Aucts-. 6i2 ST. n ~.
SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. HORSES.
onRaHSTids kaSas Al. Hhhs stssts &c sla Il
STREET, S36RTHwEsI. on THnRspAY
At IEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. Will EMBRAcE IL
Paror Furniture in Suites and Odd Pieces Pier and
Mantel Mirrors, couches. Lounges. &c. Chamber
ruInisare N suits and serarsse piecss Hair and
siers and Pillows. Cots, W " Springs. half dozen
Extension Tables. Chairs. SC. Office Desks and
4 large consignment Of Moquette Body Brussels and
Tspsstry carpets and Rus. fun line Of Cooking and
vorhIso also, At TWELVE 3'SLock.
seI a9HShS f THos S6SLfNa son auct.
ENoR SALE or EXCHANGE.
LARGE AND wELL-AssoRTEp STOCK OF CAR
RIAGEs. BUGGIEs. DOCTORS AND
PONY PHEAToNs. DAYTON
WAGONS ROAD
CARTS
EXPRESS AND GRocERs' WAGONS AND HAIR
NESS, &c.
ALSO JUST RECEIVED,
25 HEAD OF YOUNG WESTERN HORSES. SUIT
ABLE FOR CARRIAGE OR DRAUGHT PURPOSES
BENsiN6ER.
HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR.
93s AND $40 La. AVE-.
AND SATURDAY. 10 A. NJ se2-2w
ey s5hF F IF Sr 81 Ii JhaST
By virtue OF de. rec 81 the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia passed in equity No l73l
In which Beniamin Butterwo-th. administrator. Ct.
plainant and T. Otis Kendall ct al defendants.
Will sell az cubic lon ~ front OF the premtsss on
BIER. 1892 At FIVE O'CLOCK p N, all that tract
Of land described in The proceednes In said cause.
containing about - 3ls square feet. and being the
premises formerly owned and occupied by the late
Susan Walker. deceased said tract fronts about III
feet Elm between Linden and Larcn streets,
the north line of lie Druit Park. has average
depth Of $50 feet to alley Is feet wide. and 10 m
proved with frame dwelling house. stable and sheds
As provided by said decree said will be first
fere for sale parcels about Is Zee; in front Elm
street but the hn.l bids for each parcel snail mot be
the conclusion Of such Offering by parcels offer said
premises a whole. aud II the highest bona nde bid
received FOR the whole shall be in of the
Of the highest bid for all the parcels such bid for
the whole viii be accepted but otherwise the bids for
the parcels will be accepted
Terms of sale: One third cash. balance in equal pay
en,s at and two years from day of sale With in
terest be evidenced by notes secured by deed Of
trust. all cash. 81 the purchasers option convey
anctne and recording at purchseer's cost. deposit
of 100 caah parcel $500 the whole tract
VIII be required on day Of sale:
. 407 st. NV.
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Edsard Biick yesterday, by c. G. Tucker, en-
tered suit against the Fairbsnk Canning Com
pany to recover $4,000 damages by reason Of
being made sick, &c. He states that on June 10
defendant was engaged in packing and putting
up meas in metallic cans and caused mea. SO
put up 70 be delivered 70 r. H. Shockiett, q
grocer and provision dealer, from whom plain
tiff purchased, and eating some Of the meat he
became sick and for a month was prevented
from attending to business, &C., and il il al
eating Of the zane.
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctionecrs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF Two-sToRY BRICK HOUSE
with BRICK STABLf) ON ELEVENTH
STREET BE rMEt y MASSACHUSETTS AVE
ME AND STREET NQRTHEAST


with BRICK sTABLfl ON EIEvENTH
STREET BErMElN MASsACHTsETI AVE
ME AND Is STREET NORTHEAST.
BY vrtue u deed 81 trust duly recorded IN Liber
No 1909 folio kl3 et seq. the land records
the Dis,rlc, OF c1lnmiAa. We WILL SIS S. ON TtES-
DAY. the TWENTIETH DAluf sEPrEN Der, A D.
1ss2. at HALFPAsT FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ, IN frt nj
o. the premises. sll OF the following dessri+-h real
estate and PREMISES IN the plSsrtof Columtaa
and desl.nA.ed all II lot numbered twenty seven
CO in DGaicl O't. callaghn and Randall nasrn-r
trustees It al subdivision o o,s IN square numbered
ntne hundred and sixty I'VE, per plaf recorded in
Lt-r IL. folio I'D Il tie records q. the surveyurs
once OF the District Of Columbia Together With a
and singular the tniroSegueglts ways. easement -
RICH privileges and AZ urtsnances 70 the saline e-
longing or in any wise alrertAininZ.
Terms: bne-third rash, htlance in two souAl ,n-
staietlts at one and two years, notes To H. given
bearing interest from day Il sale per an
mum. payable senli-Annualiy, and To be secured by
dee OF trust On retses sold all cash option u
purchaser derost 900 req uirsd time 81 sale
Convey ancing, 81. a. purchasers cost Terms 81
sale 10 lie complied with in - DAYS, otherwise the
Trustees reserve the rh 90 rel the property the
risk and cast u the defsultng purchaser after : sys'
advertisement uf sh resale newslaper tTt,h
hsled IN Washington. DC.
oscEAl.A g. GREEN, -
se.t-dNds WILL An A. NOtD0N.N sfe>Nee>
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George waihck, an aged and respected farmer
Of Frnkstown, Md, committed suicide during
q at of mental alteration Sunday night. He
pnt the mazzie OF a shotgun to his head and,
touching OF the trigger with long stick, blew
his brains out.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The following are the opening and closing prices Of
the New York Stock Market a reported by special
wire Carson Mccartney. l4l9 f street.
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..sdt s!R Ral htiIEFeT BARR Auc,,o0..

A Il BERSHEiMER 1 co 1net,oneers.
Gsmpsss.rg Sn THg E1Psyru EonR ocLoCK
sell ct the establishment No. 1926 Pa. ave. all
pledges upon which the interest is overdue TO this
Ware. al kinds OF nne Jewelry, Clocks, Clothing.
Book. La Clothes Of ell kinds. Reyolvers. Um-
hrellss 10 This sale shall continue until all lote are
DISPOSED OF. Ticket holders snd out-oftown cus-
toners kindly take notice. Z. HEfDESHEfMER.
Broker. see-ft
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Shortly before noon today travel ON The ave-
nus cable line was stopped for about half an
hour oaused By the slippins q H. sshis Oh The
wheel at tn street. Ths cable was neither cut
nos stopped, although ne cars on the avenue
and 18th street. lines were blocked on the avenue
TOR several squares est and west Of 7th street.
1t b MD that The accident was dno 10 the care
lessnsss Of . gripman IN failing to iss 90 IN
TINA - -
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TODAY Justice Bradley received the report of
the grand jury and discharged them until Mon
day, the 18th. The indictments reported we're
~ follows:
Martha Devine. alias Mary Deyne and Emma
Dorsey. alias Emma Jackson, David Mar
Harry Ages, Charles Matthews and Edw ard
Jones' James Waters and John Richardson,
HOUSEKEEPING.
Chas. BROOKS G. cases), Peter Mcpherson q
eases), Henry Johnson, George Carter alias
Jesre James, and Anus Warning alias Henry
Robinson assanIt with intent to kill
Frank I. Brown. alias Fred. Brown, and
Jaules ". Wright assault With intent to COM
init rape
Joseph Hart, Edward Davis. alias Henry
WeIles, Charles Scott and Albert Bush, Shorty
Harris and John II. Dorsey, larceny from per-
son.
Harry Ages and VIM LAYTON, horsebreaking
and larceny: Charles Waldron, larceny
The charge against James Hunter Of larceny
FROM the person Was ignored
A court o; inquiry 20 meet at Portsmouth
4. H., TODAY has been ordered 10 iyesti-
tigate the grounding Of the Fern near tina;
city Saturday The court viii consist of Capt.
Eeainy. Commanders BARLEY and Dyer, With
Lieut. Wright as judge advocate.
The coroner's Jury in the case OF Michael
Frederick, the boy shot by soldiers of The
tveuty-second regiment on August % during
the railroad strike at Buffalo, y. T., have
brought in . verdict declaring tie shooting un-
tnsti4abls.
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nR- o. ,. CARLETON.

nR. o. !. CARLETON.
ys i2sh a. nv
arsdusted London. Dssisna issss Nee ycrs. ,uN
Binder and Kidney AflasatsA Acute 90 cAro.se
Blood shin Ds-e~ss>. Nerve m,
hsssticn. Nefvous Delslip.
Skill succEse
nesrss essR. @ss sasa~s. ETA
ossssssssa a~s se-<suna
m NttISk i5es sfs INV, rSsxuKu
Zs kk s.sss s u s : ~ 'sleST
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ASSIGNEE,s SALE OF TEE REMAINDER OF
GOODS REMOVED FROM HOTEL STRATfORD
TO DUNCASS0S BROS. AUCTION ROOMS
9TH AND n Sis. NV.
On THURSDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER FTP
TENTH, 1897, COMMENCING Al TFS O'Ci.ocK
Will sell at public auction the remainder of goods
removed to Duncanson Bros. 9th and ID IA. W.
for convenience Of sale.
4 LARGE SUPPLY OF BLANKETS, WHITE AND
GRAY: COMFORTS. SHEETS, SPREADS Pill
LOW AND BOLSTER CASES, TABLE CLOTHS.
NAPKINS. TOWELS, &c.
large assortment of La Curtains and Portieres.
ALSO
Table Ware. oonsis,ins Of Dishes Plstes. Cups and
Saucers. Glass Ware. &c.
The remainder OF Furniture Pictures &c. on hand,
sel3-2t mo. Il. LARSER, Assignee.
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BROS. Aucnoneer>.

IT
ADMINISTRATIONS SAFE OF STOCKS AND
BONDS.
on SATURDAY. sFPTEMBER SEVENTEENTH.
lh.ss, a. ONE pCf.DIk Y NJ. Nil sell within the
auction rooms q punoans,n Bros.. Dth aud u s,s
10 share q The Volta cSrnrhorha . Company stork
200 shares % the American Graz NoIhole Conpaiy
Stprk
60 share { NA'i1 nal Press Brioh cosnpsny Stock.
=, -hsr.- e the ian Ity - S1upanv S'osk.
. 900 Bonds. s-cJI1 inortyar.. Columbia Athletic
Club.
Club.
Terms cash
TIE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST CO.
AdnutstrAtOT q Estate OF Andrea McCAllam. d'c'd.
se13-akfs
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The Martyr College of Or.sory.

The Martyr College Of Oratory" has fled Q
certificate Of incorporation by Webster Ed
gerly, Edna h Eagerly, Lizzie E. Martin.
Alice NJ Yonse and E. D. Hay, reciting that the
branches to be taught are eiocution, orstory,
acting and physical culture, with professor
ships, and authorizing tho conferrng q certih-
Gates and titles Of bachelof, master and doctor
of elocuion, oratory and setting.
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WALrER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. AuctiOneer.
SPECIAL SALE

FURNITURE. CARPETS, COTS. BEDDING. &c.
AT Auction
On THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER FIFTEENTH.
commencing at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ we shall sell.
at our sales room. a collection of Furniture, Sc ,
direct from the manufacturers.
LOR SUITES UPHOLSTERED IN Plush, RAW
SILK AID HAIR CLOTH HOLDING BEDS,
RACES coUCHEs. MANTEL AND PIER
MdkkORs. BOOK CASES, COTS. MAI
ALSO
ONE LARGE lot OF CARPETS.
se132t WALTER B. WILLIAMS & co, Aucts.
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7 AICLlffE. DIRK CO, Aucts. ,s1U Pa. av

TRADE SALES OF TIN WARE
On THURSDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER F1r-
TENTH commencing at TEN O'CLOCK. at our
sales rooms. go avenue, large assert
nent of Tin Ware consisting Of Wash Boilers Bread
Pans. Milk Buckets. Wash Basins. Slor Buckets.
Steamers, Spittoous, Furnaces. Ham Boilers, Scoops
Spice Boxes, Coffee Pots Oyster Buckets Iron Ware
Stoves &c. together with a full goods
usually found In q well-stocked Tin ware store 10
which the attention of the trade in called.
Terms cash. RADCLIFFE. DARR CO.,
sel3-2t Auctioneers.
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WALTER b WILLIAMS 4 en-. AncIlonesr..

PERENPToRY SALE OF FTFTY.oNE SHARES OF
NOR fsTERS INVESTMENT COMPANY
Stock. PAYING TWELVE PER CENT bfNI-
DtND.
Will SELL At the auction rooms - walter b. VIII
ianiS 20. corner lnl aud IA ay. "a ", on SAL
1872, az kLEhEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. the above stock
20 the highest BIDDER will H. sold whole IN
PAM, e'Nen To Ire cointerai N two nus,s 500
aud 500 respectively dated August l. 1881. "a. able
September q. lsl. dated Deoemi1sr -. 1871. and
p.yabis February L. 1sa2 70 make payment notes
and Interest, stsks put collateral by II. otzndi
ford and j. W. Sands. Terms casl.
J. o. A. HOcGHTON. OWner.
sei3-4t WALTER b WILLIAMS a co. Auct.
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THOMAS DOWNING SON. Auction-ers.
1l2 L. q q. y
TRusTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE INN
PROVED PROPERTY IL BURLEIrH. GEORGE


BY virtue Of deed Of trust duly 'orded In Lil.er
1000. folio $50 - Of she land r-r,ris of THE
District Of Columbia, auf AZ Tie request OF the PARTY
secured therehy We will sell 90 the prsmis-s MON
DAY, SEPTfMBfR TWENTY SIXTH lsge, AT
foth O'clock N. tho wh.le % block No. rs.
fronting .nth. II aud n w. contafninE
10. NO square feet Of land u called
Bnriel b, rrcuried in county No g. fage -, of the
records Of the otCe Of the surveyor - said strict
Terms: Obe~third cash. bNlaure In and
years with interest. 1red by deed Of the
property. AL cRsE. az the ton the purchaser
deiori' of sloO required AZ time 81 sale n term. OF
sale not complied with IN ten days the
the rih IL resell az risk and of dfAuitins
purchaser. Conveyauctug aud r..sirding purchas-
ers rusf. WILLIAM =. JACKSON
sci @dkis }. FRANK DYER. it"'
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE Ds,s.

~
I arIMER SLOAN, Aac,ioac-r.. iso7 q street
ENTIRE ooSTrNIs. o., A IrIRsT-cI.ss TArL-
~ tH, =. tst ~, ~ . ~ At -,
sEvEN O'CLOCK = ". vitiln ,ar saiss roans. isC7
So ga a.oT Ne VII ~ ,ss sn'irs n,sU,s q q,
f''s Tor s fifISi, 50 % al, III, nGTis.ns
I'M ONFRCoATtN0s,
TRoSsElss,, Nl.SIlNGs,
And many c.ly So,t =. i,s,.i, ,,,s, n .rch an
establishment Dealers and other. sh.rid e1se tbs
ssie islp Sit =, Pt q sh' ss are a nrsils-.
LAIlMEK SLOAN.
sel4-dSds Aurti,ne---.
THOMAS BOWLING son. Aucts.. 81. y 4. n.
fSTIRF CuNTFSTs or RESipFNCr ate O
-. sIkEkr Sol1HEASI Al AlCIION, -.
At TtN O'Clock An, w Viii. SILL IT
S,ftdlaNLoLs COLLECTION OF HOUSEHOLD
-5oNsIsrINs OF IN PART.
One Nov ENGLAND Oman. IA ro,,d rider. one Hair
SiS,s f css,r, S w5 = 'F , r or , oa Hail na
Lounsrs oaa AMI otlrr Chamber fgrni,lire. IN
snii,s and ga Is'ss Io''ler srrlnss. Mst,i,s,s.
Hs's. Rue A. tNo Cansry Birt- end .sEes.
kit'h"n Esquisit.s a. 10, of Tsi~t Ware. With
seiS3i THOMAS DoSIING SON Aucts.
THOMAS DOWNING A SON. Aus'ts. 6I2 E-t. n. ".
ExEcUroKs SAN OF GROCERIES. Sc
~ yiriur Of wil q DAVID Jackson. dse'-Hsd. VIII
sfffLAsEEE e. 2l Il III r s AZ fSHS
slgu, - gallon. Calumet whisky IN ,ine nATr4 an.
Vinsssr. Tia'sorra Scales. Ge' ''''' 0"'''' -
Jerlas cash
"a. WATERS Executor.
5000 CIGARS.
THOMAS DOwIISG sos.
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LARGE LOT FLAGS ANp DELIVERY WAGON.
II BERNHRiMER a Co.. Auc,ione-rs.

AUCTION SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES.
We viii sell nj the store OF steinsm Bro--. liz
Pennsylvania ave. northwest. at public auction.
goods LETT here and and all pledges
which interest Is due twelve months more. This
sale consists of Gold, Silver and Metal Wat hes bia-
nonds of all d"scriptions. hings Chains, Ieckets.
Scarfpips' stud, Earrines Lace Pms, Neok chains.
Pistols and Clothiag. sseco,ausencilg TtIJ BSDAl.
SEPTEMBEk FIFTEENTH AT TEN O'CLOCK A.
NJ and SEVEN y. NJ. and contin uing until al lots
sold. Holders of tickets will please take notice
STFINEM BROS. Brokers.
seS-st n. BEBSHEIMER co, Aucts
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TOMORROW.

III BERNHRIMER 4 co. Auctione-.rs
IA. Successor - Me,Es 4 Co.
erS9 Louisiana ave.
EVERY TUESDAY AND THURSDAY
LARGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
GARPETss STOVES BtD ROOM STE, Pill "a
AND orHEk TABIEs. HAIR AND SHCcK
MATTRESSES. 500 WIRE WOVEN AND Up
LOWS. WITHIN OtR SALES ROOMS THIGHS
DAY. SEPTEMBER FffTEESTH. Al TN
AN.
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Su0ru Oh Tue eHcau pInent VlsltOrS. MRS. Ellen
S. Tolman OF Lawrence, Mass, who is . mem.
Der Of and the attorney Of the Army Nurses
Association, came in to pay her respects tl
Miss Barton. She brought company Of thirty
visitors, who we're sightseeing all day.
The east room at the White House is,very
handsomely decorated. There are long dag
draped Mt each window and tho entire appear
ance Of that end of the house is patriotic.
TO ENTERTAIN M'CULLocH POST.
Mrs NJ. A. McCulloch, No. go New Jersey
avenue northwest, win entertain the Charles
McCulloch Post of Berne, New York, At break.
fast on Sunday morning next. The post d
named in honor Of her late husband, and he,
house will be the commanders headauartert
during his sojourn in the city. Mrs. McCul.
loch will be pleased to have a call during the
encampment from any old soldier who formerly
belonged to her husbands late command, IL
seventh New York heavy artillery.
NOTES. ~ $3.50 =
U. s. Grant Circle, No. /, Ladies' Of the G.. A.
R., win hold their last meeting before the en-.
| campment in Oppenheimer's Hall, 5lI 9th
street northwest. tomorrow evening at {
O'Clock sharp. The circle will assist In re.
ceiving at the Randall on the evening Of The
21st instant. 49,
At a. special meeting Of the Washington
Homeopathic Medical Society last evening ex,
tensiye arrangements were made, for the
gratuito1s medical care Of the nick Of the q. A
h. during the encampment
The committee on reunions viii hold meet
sing on Saturday evening as 7:So. BY invitnticz
fof eoumodcre Michael the assembly viii b IL
tthe cabin Of the Kesrsafge. -
Il. There Will be q rehearsal Of the Choral So
otstys whichis TO furnish tho grand chorus q
~ reception at the peusion buildine %
I,1hursday evening, the 23d inatsnt, ard & u
". r G. reception In the SConerssatioaal
Church ~ following night, At the hi q tn
1uudsu kxshkags tomorrow night
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Legion are TO nave reunion during the en-
Compliment. and shall be delighted II they will
do me the honor to attend the reception in the
rotunda of the Capitol and also to call in a body
upon me during the reception on Tuesday even
ing. You may not know that Gen. Logan had
one of these beautiful gold medals presented to
him by Congress after the fall Of Vicksburg. /
Am unable to express my appreciation of your
kind letter, and feel most unworthy Of the
gratifying personal Communications which you
do me the honor to express. 1t will ever give
me unfeigned pleasure to be Of use to man
kind"
EIGHTH CORPS.
The meeting Of the eighth corps and
the Army Of West Virginia at the Eb-
bitt House last evening was largely at
tended. Badges will be distributed this week.
Capt Spencer reported that there would be q
reunion Of the three months men. Whitelaw
Reid and all other war correspondents were in
yised. Word was received from Gen. Powell
that he would attend. Ths presence Of young
lady from Indiana, an expert whistler, has been
secured for the reunion. Al iano win be placed
in the corps headquarters. 1Le committee on
fireworks reported that they had waited on the
chairman OF the executive committee and
1t was probable the date Of the fireworks
display would be changed to Thursday or Fri
day night The corps decided to attend the
unwilling Of the statue Of Gen. Crook at Airing
ton in body, and appointed Q committee to
decorate the grave Of Gen. Kelly. resolution
was passed thanking the proprietors Of the
Ebbitt House for their courtesy, kindness and
liberality in providing the committee with the
use Of it, par1ors free OF cost.
rwHxrY-rH1Rp CORPS.
The following officers have been invited to
speak at the reunion OF the twenty-third corps.
Mai. L. D. Woodwork, Gen. John 8. Jones,
Gen. Willard Warner Gen. Milo s. Haskell,
Cen Orlando b. wilcox, Con- d. l. Spanlding.
Gen. A. B. Nettletou and Gen. Bristow. At
last nights meeting Capt. Redway, Thomas A.
Steward and W. Z. Taylor were added to the
Ebbitt this evening. The next corps meeting
win b "a Friday night
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Cavalrymen who we're in the Potomac cavalry
corps are requested 10 meet tonight in the red
parlor Of the Ebbitt House at 7:30.
A special meeting of the survivors Of the sec
ond army corps resident in this city is called
for this evening at 1880 in the tea room. Will
lard's Hotel. Every member is earnestly re-
quested to attend, as some important matters
pertaining to the final arrangements for the re-
union demand instant attention.
Badges of artistic design will be distributed;
the wearer of one will thereby be constituted a
member of the second army corps reception
committee. This badge will be beautiful
souvenir Of the twenty-sixth anniversary OF the
encampment Of tho G. A. r.
THE NAVAL REUNION IN BALTIMORE.
Baltimore is ready to care for the naval vet.
| Grams who will be in that city during the latter
portion Of next week. An interesting program
has been prepared.
The reception to the delegates at the I.yceum
Theater on Thursday evening, beginning at
O'Clock, will be in charge OF Capt. j. Frank
Supplee and will include q luncheon.
On Friday morning at O'Clock the delegates
will hold meeting at the Lyceum, and in the
afternoon John II. Bland, the secretary of the
Merchants and Manufacturers Association, who
| has been made charge d'affaires Of Fridays
events, will take the delegates and their ladies
down the river on the Latrobe.
On Saturday Postmaster W. W. johnson and
Sopt. H. 1tcS6ii&S VIII nave cuaF86. Ih0
former will look after the comfort Of the dele
gates on the Louise and the latter Of those
| on the Latrobe during the mimic lombard
ment. On the first named steamboat band
| will be In attendance.
| The reception committee at the Lyceum on
Thursday evening will be composed Of SUBJ
scribers to the celebration, as to give all the
| pleasures and honors Of the affair to those who
have contributed toward its success. About
200 delegates and alternstes, with their ladies',
mailing from all over America, will be the
guests Of the city during theevent.
| On Sunday morning these win attend divine
service at Mount Vernon ME-. Church, BY
special invitation Of the pastor, Rev. DR.. A. II.
Tuttle. DR.. Tuttle's sermon on the occasion
viii be Of national and patriotic character
dealing with the deeds Of the American nav,
during all the wars In which this country ha,
been involved. and particularly it's engagement
during the civil war.
THE PARADE ON MONDAY.
1 Brevet Maj. Gen. E. A. Carr. U.S a. who viii
command the parade which il 10 precede thu
dedicstory services Monday next, has mad,
public the order in which the colasdm xfisiforsz
and the route over which II will4pQse Tha
parade viii oonsist Of Ave brigades, ~ fotlows
| First brigade-United States artillery ann
csvnlry. commanded By Bsevet Brig Gen. Cay
v. Henry. z
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-09-15
OUR LOCAL SCHOOL.

School commenced Monday with a
large attendance all the teachers being
present Only two of last years teach
ers returned. The following is the
present corps of teachers
Principal-G. w. Paulus.
Assistant-Miss Anna Connor
Grammar-Miss Jennie Huban.
Intermediate-AI Mabel Miller.
Second Primary-Miss Carrie Bell.
First Primary-Miss Carrie Lapham.
South Centralia-Miss Edith Howard.
Those who are acquainted with the
new teachers claim they have been well
selected and are efficient in their re-
spective departments. We know the
corps is headed by one who has proven
his efficiency and is very popular among
the people of the twin cities. If his
support is such that he deserves the
work this year will be very successful.
May their best efforts be put forward.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-09-15
II. A. FRAMBACH NOMINATED.

Mr.. H. A. Frambach, of kaukauna,
was nominated unanimously by the
Republicans in convention assembled
at Green Bay Wednesday, Sept. 18th.
He is a German of middle age and one
who has worked himself up from a
poor boys condition to that of affluence
and wealth. He is President of the
First National Bank in Kaukauna, also
largely interested in the pulp and paper
business in the Fox River Valley. He
is man among men and highly re-
spected by all those who enjoy his
acquaintance. If not elected to Con-
gress in this district, he will at least
make it hot for his opponent Mr..
Lyman Barnes. We believe his chances
are good against man who it reported
had to buy delegates to get his nomi-
nation.