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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-03
ON THURSDAY. MARCH 10TH. isa2,
49," Att o'c, ncl u. m. sharp. KS


mead OF horses and colts,
No. /. soIrel pacing stallion, DeIawars
Defiance; foaled May 23d. 1885, pedigree on
No. 2. Gray mare May. 10 Year, old
sound and extra good mare.
No. 8. Bill. large bay horse. years old.
sound and straight. good leader and extra
No. I. Frank, years extra good worh
horse.
NOS. Jim. bay horse, 8 years old, good
driver and tine saddle horse.
No q. ! brown horse. is years old
MOI. Gray mare colt. coming years.
NO. e Daisy, sorrel mare colt, coming
2years; sired hy Cimmaron. Record AK.
MOI sorrel gelding, coming Q ycarsj
Wagons aud Carriages--1 6-horse wagon.
3horso wagon iron axle; hay wagon.
iron axle; lumber wagon, iron axle;
pair log wheels with screw; extra large
pair of stone or log wheels. iron axle; 4
s-horse cart broad tread; 8 1-horse carts.
horse cart beds. extension top carriage
with tongue, extension tops with shaftsx
! 2'seat carriage. ! jump seat carriage
ger wagon road cart, phaeton buggfes
= spar spring buggies. NJ
Harness. sets OF wagon harness, q sets
of double carriage harness s sets OF sim
gle carriage harness . sets cart harness
2 lead lines with check rein. bridles col.
lars, lines. haltera otc. Double and sIn-
gle spreaders, double and single trees,
soelding tub work bench, y interest in
10 acres of wheat, Wizard plows. 2 Iron
cultivators, 50tooth harrow.
Household Furniture-1 bed room set
complete, pairs bedsteads. 4 bureaus
writinE desk with drawers, lot of chairs.
l parlor stove, cook stove and many 9TH
er articles.
Terms OF esle-All sums OF SIS and uB-
der CASH on all aims over that amounta
credit Of s months will be given by pur-
chaser gtving bankable note with approv-
cd in6ofscr payable nt the National BANG
Of Newark, Del. ii not paid when due.
interest will be charged from dato. Banh
discount on for all credit sums.
EVAN W. LEWIS.
Hosea R. Smith, Auo.
te6-4m3-dm7 VIM. II. Russell. Clerk.
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DUoPCsALs-oFFICE OF LIGHT

l. house Inspector, Fourth District, at
philadelphia. Pa, February 21th, IsD2.
Proposals will be received ut this of
hce until u o'clock, m. on Thursday. the
thlrty-first day of March, 1872, Tor FUR
nishing aud doliveriu. coal for vessels
and stations in this district, for the fiscal
year ending June 3Dth, 1898.
Forms Uf proposals and printed spCci-
ncations. giving full particulars us to
the kinds of fuel required, the quantity
and quality and the tcrms OF delivery
and payment, can be obtained at this Of
ice. The right is re served to reject any
and all bids. and to waive any defocts.
The United States also reserves the
right to reduce the quantities specified,
or to require tho delivery ut any time
during the fiscal year of "a greater guam
tity mot TO exceed one-third) OF amy
8tem or article mentioned in tho speciii-
cations, and II clause to this effect will
be insert d In the cont act,
Con tracts will not be approved until
the sundry civil bill making tppropii8-
tions for the next fiscal year has beGom e
a law. r. L. II AkRINGTOS, Comman-
der, U. S. N. Light-louse Inspector
pI1-iteOd
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EyOR SALE-Household furniture for
n i've days between u. M, aud Il m.
at No. S23 West Seventh street. f19-3ts
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NoTICE-The annual meeting Of the
In stockholders of The Equitable Loan
Association Will be held Thursday even
Ing. March 8, 1892. at $50 O'Clock, ut the
office of the secretary, No. liz Market
street. The annual report will be sub
mitted and nm election for officers and
directors will be held. Attest:
WIN. e. HAWKINS.
f20-bt Secrotmry.
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TOR RENT-one furnished room, also
IL 2 or 3 rooms suitable for light-hotiso-
keeping at 6l3 w. Fifth street. mr-4t'
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Wilmington q Bait. r. r
Jan. Is, 1902.

Jan. Is, ls92.
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows,
Phtladelphia (expressl, Isaa5s1 no sao
10 oV.s 800 w, 947, l0O5. 10 l6. Ii %, II IA
81 ., ~ M, NJ ~. 80, 49, 8 o., s 10, s II
q, . 70, % ~ ~, Is and le n. m.
10 - A. M. II So. IS, 3I5. 4sl "a ga
20 and 10 3lp. m. ~ Wv
| For Chester(oxprcssl,l S.. 1 %. sl.1 a,
b0L $50. 1861 IS and9 i.p. m -'
| n accommodation, Q 90 50, I 0J, sos.
g. %, Il ~ a; m; i2ss. 2 %. 8 45.i IS. 20,
10 o5. 10 10, II 81 a. M, sIa 10, IL 50, / 81.
20, 10. 8 II. 5 5G 80 II, 06' lis
~ and 10 80 p. m.
For Boston without change. 1910 a. M,
For West Chester, via Lamokin. 6 so
and 0S a. M, 2 IS and 40 D. IN,
For Newark tCentrel and in tcrine ate
stations, 40a. m, :, II 81 and 80 p. III.
baltimore and Intermediate stations.
lol6 a mr 12oG 247. 4 4J land Us p. M
Baltimore and Bay Line. 5 90 p. m.
III, 10 Is and II 90 a. M. I2 OF, II 50sI Is
2os 4st y % O3. G.6s 40 $50, p. m.
Train for Delaware Division cave ro,-
New Castle. SIS. II 2S a. NJ. . so, $50,
80 ia5 81. $50 p. m, and IL % night.
Harrington Delmnr ana wnv station,
Is a, IN. Harr,ngton snd - a,atton
200 p. m. way ''
Express for Dover, Harrington and
Express for wrnming a Smrrus as = ~, ~
Express for Cans Cbnries an pni NJ,
Comfort and Nnrfoik. il rs q n, and 10 ~
w Leave Philadelphia, Broad street. for
eIO, 10 20. 10 81. II IL ~, 'y IS',6 - ~
. O2 sol. 84s AKA NJ a.
I2 Of niaIIt ''' w. II io'ii 'V p' III. anu
Accn5n,, 49,.
n, 90 . ns i " p, 40, 10 IS II y a.
10 iGand ~ :s y, VI 90, Ga ejs' WUI
"a 90 .. M. --
SUNDAY TRAINS.
aor fliladelphia texpressl, l IS. Q5J.
: ~. %, 800. l0U5. IL 81 a. M, 1 nj 4a5
boz, 10, . 56, O 06, I 0B, z rs, and IL n m
Accommodation, 7cl sos M,
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NtCELY-furnlshed front room with
AN board for two respectable gentlemen
In private family AT No. 6l9 Lombard
street. fSg-4ts
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ENOR RENT-2 large well lighted rooms
L. in corner building suitable for Offices
or light manufacturing purposes. Adj
street. fb.Lf
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CHILLED railroad sower ana grading
~ laborers Furnished by Thomas Wis
county, l71b ". 9th street, Wilmington.
Del. f!s-ims
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-03

Taylor & Fullerton's Rheumatic
Remedy cures rheumatism In all its
forms. Prepared by Taylor g. Fuller
ton, 3o2 King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-03

INOR SALE-ENDLESS CHAIN ICE
II elevator. complete and in good con-
dition; in use but a short time. Apply To
Diamond State brewery. Fifth and
streets. d4-tf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-03

The best place to get your carriage
repaired Is at Walther il Cos, over
Market street bridge.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-03

TOR RENT-the dwelling OF NO. .7is
Market street, suitable for dwelling
or Offices. Srooms.
NO. 400 East Seventh street; has been oo-
icupled by physician for number of
years.
No. 606S Market street. f22-l9t-eods
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-03

TOR SALE-A l0-room house on Fifth
IL street, near West, with all modern
improvements. sewer connections com
plete. VIII be sold on very easy terms.
during March. Also over so houses nearly
new. ranging in price from 1900 to $4,000.
Some with all modern improvements.
Termsto suit purchasers. Also very de-
sirabie building lots. Call aud get lists.
Apply to X. X. Griffith. 404 Shipley street.
fs1.lnl- WIS
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$500 Cnsl,

will buy Broom brick house, east
side. Address G. b., this office.
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INOR SALE OR FOR RENT-Beesley's
II Point Hotel. situated on great Egg
Harbor Bay, Cape May Co.. N. j. This is
the greatest cunning and Il 81
Ing point on the New Jersey coast Fifty
rooms, furnished complete, and would
make a splendid club house. Access w. j.
h. r.. Fay View, Ocean City, and via
Somers' Point. Apply or address Geo. W.
Horn, N. Il. Cor. Broad and Arch SITS,
Phila. f2i-2tw
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cRATEFuL-coMFoRTINc
COCOA.
BREAKFAST.

"By q thorough know ledge OF the
lions of digestion and nutrition, and by
a careful application of the fine propet'-
ties OF well-selected Cocoa, Nj. Epps has
provided our breakfast tables with Il
delicptely favored beverage which may
save US many heavy doctors bills. 1t is
by the judicious use OF such articles OF
diet that u constitution may be gradual
ly built up until strong enough to resis {
every tendency to disease. Hundreds of
subtle maladies are ffoating around us
ready to attack wherever there lisa weak
point. We may escape many fatal
shaft by keeping ourselves weIl fortified
with pure blood and a properly nourish-
ed me."-Ciyil Service Gazette.
Made simply with boiling water r
milk. Sold only In half pound tins by
Grocers labelled thus:
JAMES EPPs q Co., homeopathic
Chemists London England.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-03

A TTENTION - PERSONS DESIRING
"a pure drugs and chemicals, or wishing
their prescriptions or private receipts
afciutis compounded with pure niu,ut-
ials. should go to the drug store oil II. Il.
UltSr, No. Sl7 Market street, vii.
Del. 10
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-03

Interesting to Families.
Coal in all sizes carefully screened
and picked at John Solomon's, 3 West
Third street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-03
WANTED.

w ANTED-YOUNG MAN WITH OR
Wv years experience in retail drug
business with college privileges. Address
with pnrticulars. Henry c. Blairs sons
Walnut and Sth streets. Philadelphia
mt-3t
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ron SALE.

EvOR eALE-HILLsIDE FLOUR AND
- grist mill. situated in Christiana
Hundred, i've miles from Wilmington.
The mill ID In frst-clnss running order
water power. run OF burrs and cob
'crnsher. Fine large house. with 10 rooms;
good barn aud stables. Fourteen acres
of land. with orchards ana shade trees
thereon. Will be sold at q bargain. APP
ply to O. f. GRIFFITH, Col Orange street,
Wilmington. Delaware. d29-26td
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-03
DUBLIC SALE.

The subscriber intending TO quit farnl~
farm implements ON the VIM Talley farm.
near falleyvlile. Brandywipe Hundred
on the road leading from Rocklaud -
Talleyville. on
THURSDAY. MARCH 10. 1892
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-03
SATURDAY.

Morning-Song service; devotional
Exercises; address, 'How Can the gun
lay School be Made Aggressive2" j. @.
'arroll; address, systematic Giving
Religious Duty" the Rev. William
}. Cook; address, "A Terdy Onlcor
md Teacher Hiudrance to the Sue
ess Of the Sunday.school," Harry Elm
ms; song service ard special prayer
or Sunday-schools; benediction.
Afternoon-Song service: devotional
exercises; address, Professor Hamill;
ddress, PRIMARY Teaching" Miss
Clara Mendenhall question drawer,
William Acknowledgements of commit.
ecs; collection; closing services.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-03

WTANTEpr Colqred cook-aReferoncc.
street. mrl-8t'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-03

XXTANTED-An active girl for general
w housework Must be good cook.
No washing or ironing. Apply at No. Il0l
Jefferson street. mr2-3t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-03

EOR SALE-Six very desirable houses
rooms and bath cabinet manteis china
closets. hesters. front porches and side
alleys. All are thoroughly underdrained.
Lot lBx9) feet. VIII be sold very low.
j. s. brennan. No. $40 W. sixth sire ct.
f26-lm-eod
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FINANCIAL.

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS OF THE WASH
y in1ton Loan and Trust Company. At q meeting
of the board Of directors of this company held
October ;. 1892. 1t directed that dividends on the
capital stock Of this company be raid the rate Of
IN per eentum quarterly. on the first days Of No
yember 1. 1Sst-.
AL iersons holding certificates Of stock in this COM
pany which have not been registered in the names Of
the owners the books Of the company requested
20 immediately esent the for registry as the
books VIII be closed for such transfers on the
24th Of OCTOBER instant. and checks for dividends
viii be issued only to stockholders of record on that
date W. h ROBISON
ooI2 Is. Isk2I secretary.
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TIE Sabbath School Lyceum Of the Second
Baptist Church has elected o1Rcers for the ensu-
vIce president, Mr. Wesley Brown; second vice
president, Mr.. Louis Rouser; secretary, Niss
Laura Robinson; aeaistant secretary, Niss Car
ne Bell; corresponding secretary, fia Minnie
Cruteh6sld; treasurer, Mr.. Harry Warner.
TuR Board OF TnusFEzs Of the western
Preebytsrian Church, Of which TIE late GEORGE
A Ncnhsnny vas prsddens, has sdspted sp-
propriste resolutions relative - his dsath.
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R,GAS HEATING STOVES
~ At Barber d Ross.
goodly variety of makes in all
the different shapes, and two and
three sizes 10 each shape Three
sizes in the rular Asbestos
Stoves. Conspicuous for their
great intrinsic value is the line of
Sunshine Gas Heating Stoves,
in three sizes. They throw out
an immense amount of heat for
their size.
Smallest size. ............. S3. p
Medium size. ............. 81. 30
Largest size .............S6 30
We believe can meet your
demand for a Gas Stove to better
advantage than half of the
Boosters" and equally as we'll
as the others
BARBER ROSS.
General Hardrdre DC,
COR 11TH AND SITS. n W. oc2l
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FINANCIAL

PnoeHEss, PnoeRkss,
TWO NEW INDUSTRIES FOR EIIZABETHToS.
TENN THIS WEEK.
SECOND LARGE SHOE FACTORY
LARGE PLANNING MILL
oyER THREE HUNDRED THOJ SAND DOLLARS
SPENT IN IMPROVEMENTS
SINCE APRIL LAST.
INVESTORS IN STOCK MAY EXPECT
LARGE RETURNS.
This stock offers a great Opportunity for small
Investors. The Company is managed by men
Whose names are a guaranty anywhere in the
United States.
For particulars. apply to
C. r. McBLAIR.
Agent of the Cooperative Town Co for the District
oc2I y Atlantic building.
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and criticism which impelled congr~s<msn
Brockinridge 20 decline the honor Of delivering
the chief oration Of the day.
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s Per Cent Rsps.
$40 TO sloo PAYABLE IN YEARS.
INTEREST QUARTERLY
TT The 81 I1dnss1iai ,h savings and Loan Assoeia
8 per cent interest-bearns bond in de,
nominations from slO TO sl00 These bonds
Deeds Of Trust. investment Companies
stock and other good securities.
THE INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS AND LOAN AssO-
CIATIoN. 1900 ST. NV.
Capital. $40. 900. Organized July 1. 1887.
JOHN II. sOULE. President.
A +. CHILDS, Vice President
THOS. q. HENsEY. Secretary and Manager
COLUMBIA NATIONAL BANK. Depository.
DIRECTORS:
JOHN II. soULE. THOs. G. BENSEY.
"A. r. CHiLDs. l. ID. LANDON.
ocl2-eo2m U. H. RIDENOUR.
IDLE FUNDS DRAW INTEREST WHEN DEPOs-
4 tsd With US Call and get our rates on demand
"osIs, mere "00DS ooi s.Rtsri ss nv.
su24 General BANKING.
c. L. HAvESSER
Member Washington Stock Exchange
Real Estate and Stock Broker,
Rooms o and IL. Atlantic Building.
$50 st. n. ".
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
Stocks. Bonds and Grain bought and sold for cash or
margin.
Cotton bought and sold in New York or New Orleans
CORRESPONDENTS.
J. s. Bache h Co.. New York Stock Exchange
Lehman Bros. New York Cotton Exchange.
Lehman. Stern Co. Net Orleans Cotton Exchange.
Lamson Bros. Co.. Chicago Board Of Trade.
Private wires TO New York. Chicago and New Or
leans HTelephone 453 .e17-tr
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Sl55
Sl55
FIFTEEN DOLLARS
VIII sN-ure
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS

In s.ock of sle hrst issue of the
COOP HOPE MINING COMPANY,
Po- sAsss fr,.> Only. tchsa the price efA Do
ts~r>iE aftanrsd
Ii. Cool HOPE mine II located in Custer county,
Colcrsstf. nrar the Bassick. Humboldt Leaven-
worth Ben Eaton and other mines already famous
for .h.ir large p-oduts Of rich silver bearing
The Inin- - developei by incline shaft 100
f~~t deep and by two levels of 80 and 100 feet
sp~ctively. alons the VEN and showing an excel
lsnt body II pay ore. The rmp4ny has placed
20. 90 shares. One-tenth Of iis stock. upon the
market kt the low Price Of l. cents share, for the
purpose Of Purcbss machinery and thoroughly
sauippinx the mine for operation. and but a small
numb~r % these shares remain unsold The
ehinery IL now on the ground. th- repairs 20 the
shaft are veil sdvSrc-d and the prohibition Of pay
Ing will soon cOmmencs.
Here Il Jour opportunity TO make money on q
very small IN vestIEenf.
btREcTORs: HON H. TOWNSEND. THOMAS
p MCKEE. c. c. CLEMkNTs. =. 5. WILL
hMs. p, 4. VAN MATER
One Room o. Loan and Trust building Wash
inxton, 2, C Further int.rmsiiOn chesrfully
furnished by y. =. WILLIAMS. Masonic Temple
DRUG Store 9Th and = st-n- Ocl5-i0t
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Hall, ~ 9Th st. n. w.. every FRIDAY night
Dr & Ep'sEs SS.Pse, Mo WI Be held
9SS * Srdff e rs
H~sT. PETERS PARISH.
THE COLUMBUS PARADE.
The male members Of this parish who wish to Join
the torchlisht procession Friday evening. October
81. will please meet at the church at SIX O'CLOCK
sharp.
Torches and badges viii be furnished. oc2O-2t
D Every member of this association is
9ues;sed to be present at 0ds1n Hall corner Pennsy
Il. at o'ci1ct sharp. n 81 r"iDAi h'hNiN'' oe'00e'
William NJ, McKaiR and other prominent gentlemen
sss .n the Of
tons Of Hon. Barnes Compton and Hon. William NJ Nc:
MaTysnd viii be rathed n'n ana S'1'h ai''r'c'S Oh
ALI members should %Es h Rsefens ssoRR,s prs.,,.r.
NAT sARDo. Secretary -'"''' f'es;scrs ocsorat
|E~cLEvELAaSSPB; aSB; NcK.IE NsIKE.XIEENsoN. COMPTON
gafEgE FgE9f E2aH Ss EarBE p5EdE hrsGhH sfHr!
GRAND RALLY! GRAND RALLYl
DISTRICT DEMOCRACY
S9neosda %H or Hall corner sth and SITS n W. oCTo-
club HnSff Of the he sT asSss Of 81 n Mary
Hon. II. o. Ciauxhton will preside.
ORATORS.
Ill., Hon Charles H. Gibson, u S; Senator,
Hon Hon. fTani r sSss
Hon E. Kew Buchanan. Hon William l. Hill
of the District aSs Win % aet as vice
presidents and secretaries.
and reserved seats will be provided for them.
BY gs oTdsy sy of select 0ana CHARLES LANCASTER
OLIVER fTefidfn sfATySNT M1Jysna Democratic Club D. C.
Chairman Campaign Committee. oc19-3t
R~NOTICE OF REMOVAL OF REMAINS
~ from Ebenezer burial ground, in square
11O2. city of Washington. d C.
Notice is hereby given to all parties interested in
remains inferred in the aforementioned cemetery that
the health officer after ten days from the date
publication, will issue to the trustees of the Fourth
Street Methodist Episcopal Church. permits for the
removal Of said remains under the directions Of the
Commissioners of the District Of Columbia for re-
interment in some suitable public cemetery within
the said District of Columbia at the expense of Fourth
Street Methodist Episcopal Church Society of said
District.
Prior to the expiration of said ten days permits for
the removal Of bodies from said burial ground will be
issued only to persons claiming relationship interest
In the remains whose removal they request
". J. THOMPSON,
r. ". DUNN
For the Board of Trustees Of Fourth Street NJ. E.
Church. oc2O lOts
R~THEY ARE NOT '.BROGANs"
Don't be inveiyled into buying cheap Shoes
These S3 50 and - Mems Shoes are the best ever
offered at these prices. Pointed and broad toe.
in button lace and congress styles. Exceedingly
durable and stylish. Take alook at them. Not
bro0dns!
HOOVER SNYDER, 1917 Pa ave. ocl-lm
RSLOw PRICES FOR FINE TAILORING.
~ These e25 Suits made up elegantly
-flns fabrics-hne trimminRs-ex ert work
manship. We afford to work cheap while
''building ups u tr sde
Bea utiful line Of TrouseFipgs from 35 I'D.
j. FRED GATOHEL date Of Keeg's)
4OS 18th st. n. w.. one door above Pa ave. oc2O
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

KSIHE FOLLOWING GENTLEMEN HAVE
49, been appointed by the Republican National
Commttee an advisory committee for the District
GARDINER g. HUBBARD. 1928 Connecticut ave.
MYRON N. PARKER, 14ls st. n.
FRANK b. MOVES. 1l0l Pennsylvania ave.
HENRY 4; WILLARD. Kellogg building.
4. KrRTZ JOHNSON, 6l5 18th ST. n W.
HENRY c. WISSHIP, foot Of Both ST.
A. Il. BROWNE, Pacific building.
HENRY Z. BLOUNT. The oaks Georgetown, d. C.
s. 5. BURDETTE. yo5 F st. n. ".
A. A. THOMAS, Atlantic building.
John I: HERkELL, 3l4 Pennsylvania ave. s.
JOHN W. THOMPSON. 6l3 18th ST. n. W.
JOHN JOY EDISON, 1908 = st. n. W.
LEWIS 7. NICHENER, Pacific building.
A. 7. BRITTON. 140) q ST. n W.
At meeting held at the shoreham on the Both Of
September, 1892 the Republican National Commit
tee Was fully represented- An organization ef-
Presiient-Hon. GARDINER g. HUBBARD.
Treasu-er-A, 7. BRITTON,
Secretsry-FRANK b. MOVES.
ANY citizen desiring to give financial aid to the Re-
publican National Committee the pending Campaign
should forward his subscription to either member Of
the above advisory committee to the Col
brftton. those who so desire 10 aid should act at
once. Each subscription will be duly ackn owiedged
BY the Republican Nations Committee frum New
York city oc10-6
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RENT
OFFICE ROOMS.
The attention of newspaper correspond
ents and others desiring Offices near the
Treasury Department is called to the ele-
giant Offices for rent at No. I417 St. Steam
heat; elevator service; every convenience;
moderate prices.
ALSO
Large and conrenient rooms in 9I5 and 915
Est. .rery centrally located near the Patent
and Post Offices
For terms apply to
JOHN B. WIGHT,
ocl9-6t 141O G st.
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EsOTTERBURN LITHIA WATER OF vTR-
~ GfNA daily fresh from Springs. Natures
greatest remedy for indigestion. dyspepsia. kidney.
liver and other troubles. Perfect table water. p ice
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HEOSoPHY.-wILLIAM Q. JUDGE OF
- New York, vice president of the Theosophi-
cal society Will lecture at 9l9 W. (new head
quarters OF the Blavatsky Branch, I. 81 THIS
ENENING at O'Clock. Subject: The Lost Chord OF
Christianity. Public invited lts
RTHE VIRGINIA DEMOCRATIC ASsO-
citation will meet TONIGHT at q O'Clock NJ
their hall. Col Thos Smith and other SPEAKERS will
address, the association. X. N. HARPER Sec. IT.
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THE OHIO NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON.
s i Washington. ID. C..
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Capital s.OO. .OOO.D
VIII issue certificates and interest tine deposits
On 600 OF more left months per cent per snnum
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Ceremonies at the Colum-
bian Exposition Grounds.
SPECTATORS NUMBERED THOUSANDS.
The Largest Audience That Was
Ever Assembled.
Vice President Morton Escorted
Through the City.

Review of Troops-Grand Chorus of Many
'oices-An Ode Read-Orations by Henry
"atterson and Chauncey VI. Depew-Ad-
dresses by Vice President Morton. PresI-
dents Palmer and III ard inai
Gibbons and BIshopFowIer DeiiyerPrayer..