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A POEM DID IT,
What Brought About the Promotion Of 9
Gallant Union Onicer.

What Brought About the Promotion Of .
Gallant Union Onicer.
To the Editor Of The Evening Star:
For some time in the fall of 1868 and spring
of 1864 Col Smyth commanded the Irish bri-
gade and second division second army CORP
and the whole army wondered why he was not
promoted. His reputation as q mastery SOL
der was Of the highest, but he was no poll
tIc:an, and in spite OF every effort of his
friends his claims were unnoticed. until in
sheer desperation old Lara Reynolds"
surgeon, Irish brigade. wrote the inclosed. A
copy falling into the hands of Gen. Grant he
was then Immediately promoted, thus showing
how small thing will sometimes produce re-
suits the most strenuous efforts failed to ac-
complish. Gen. Smyth was the last general
officer killed in our civil war. He had three
horses shot under him and his clothing cut
several times. went through thirty-five engage
ments and fell the morning Lee surrendered.
IL you deem it worthy of publication it would
no doubt prove very interesting to many Of the
survivors of the old second army corps, all of
whom knew him Respectfully,
C. b. TANNER,
Late A. d. e. I'd div, I'd A. c.,
Army of the Potomac.
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I ATIMER 4 SLOAN, Auc,ioneers.

"A I4OI u u.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY DEsIR lBLE PROP.
WEST. WASHINGTON, u. c.
By virtue of order OF the supreme Court Of the
District Ga Columbia. made the 18th day Febru
airy, A d. 1892. IN the of Joseph H. Crown ct al.
vs.. Jonn 4. Crown ct No. LAOS, Equity Doc let
No. 81. will sell to the highest bidder the
premises. on MONDAY. THE TWENTY-hI9HrH
DAY OF MARCH, A. ID. 1892. AT HALF-lAST
Jour O'CLOCK p. NJ. the TO. lowing real property
to wit: All that piece or parcel OF land al d remisss
situate lying and being in the city OF Washington in
the District OF % umGIa. known and distinguished
lot fftyseven 90 Of Kin mans recorded subdivision
OF square numbered twJ hundred and CA
The lot irons = feet on street by depth Of 10
feet 10 alley 70 wide also has side al ey feet
wide on the east. Improve by two-sto;y frame
dwellin. and being No 1908 street northwest Dis
trict aforesaid.
Terms e: One-third Of the purchase money in
cash the balance in two equal instsllments
ana two with interest day sale the
rate OF six 90 per cent yer annum payable semi
annually. to secured by the promssory the
purchaser and deed VI trust the property, or all
cash at the PURCHASERS option. deposit Of $500 will
be required OF the purchaser the Of ss.s All
cUnveyancinx and recording at the Of the pur-
chaser II the terms Of sale he not complied with In
ten days from time of sale the reserves
right to resell the property at the rsK and cost Of the
ROBERT CHRIsTY, Trustee.
mhl0-d&ds l4.O New York ave- u. W.
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Mrs. Maybrick's solicitors have submitted
statement to the joint confederation Of counsel
in hsr TRIAL, looking to . move for new
trial
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.


WpaRhb s Iss sot kP S ~ tssT C APR, sEc
YER sPRfHG STATION. On THE MErkoPoi,-
TIN TIN RANGE aM SHs, IWENTY EISHT kCIEs or
bfGT. ESQ. RESIDED UPON By cAooiS CON-
hi. property lies on the Warrington Cossville and
Ashton turnpike, adjoining the lands Of Mrs EiIis
Takoms Park Loan and Irust Comnany ana others
~ Is IN Immediate neirhborhood Of the handsome prop
IN miles from said silver sprns station and About
same distance from D. G. line About IL acres are
%09d balance CLEAR II is improved BY two-story
corn house, stable and other necessary outbudings
r,,i, ra,p6erries grapes. pears and other
trees maple poplar and walnut also many evergreen
spr ~ ,casn vol watered splendid
veniens to churches of various denominations schools
post Office. railroad, &c
"a
zee. 1ookviIe. Ma. mhl2. 1876
go W. sTICKNEY. Auctione,r.
u !. il1e N. Y. ave.
TRUSTEES Rus T s SALE OF VALUABLE LOT ON CHAM:
FFk FRAME tcHHEGH RGE IMPROVED BY A LARGE
virtue 9: certain deed of trust recorded in lber
the Dstr n ri e. seq one Of the land records for
party secured thereby. viii offer for sale in front
g f !h sp Yffpi iss on Il
lowing described properly in the sonnty Ct Washin
ton D.striet Of Columbia. to wit: The south sixty t0
;eet front py iu depth OF LOT numbered twenty O)
~ Doch II, III nall and Evans subdivision Of Me-
Terms Of sale one-fourth cash and the balance in
.ns ra}e OF per centun per annum. payable semi
anu secured by deed OF trust On the prop
&lUO DEPOSIT at time sale Terms to be complied
with in ten day or the property villa be resod at the
ssh and cos, OF the deiautinE purchaser after ave
5 Ta2s i + s waSsANhSi Trustees.
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u ATCLIFFE. DARK q CO.. Aucuoneers.
~ go Pa. ave. n. ".
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTl. BEING HOUSE NO 81 SEVENTH

~ VyU "a. ave. n. ".
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. BEING HOUSE NO. 521 SEVENTH
STREET NOkIHEAoT.
BY virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the
District Columbia, ssed the 18th day OF march,
1872. IN Equity cause No, - 10; the under; gned
OF APRIL 1892. at public auction. at FIVE O'CLOCK
T. NJ in front OF the premises. the south fifteen teet
Of org!nai lot nu inferred seven ca, IN square num-
beTed eight hunuIe ed and rnetytour to!), IN the city
of " ash ngton. ID. e.. improved by two-story and
cellar brick house, ADJOINING 30-ioot alley.
Terms OF SALE prescribed by the decree, are one
third cash and lie balance in two equal instame Its
payable i'll and two years from the dy of safe or
all at the option the purchaser The uefe red
payments to bear interest per cent and lie
cured y trust III on tue property sod deposit Of
500 will be required at time OF sale. II the terms
sale complied with in fifteen days from the d y
sale the trustee the right to resell the prop
erty at the risk and cost of the deiauting purchaser
after five days advertisement of such resale IN some
newspaper published IN Washington. d. c. All con-
veyancng and recording at the Of the purchaser
W. H. SHOLES. Trustee.
mh24-d&ds 40 .th st. II. W.
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I AIIMEK q sLUAN. Auc;Ioneers.
1907 ct.

~ 1407 G Ut.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, BEING A PART OF 'CHICHES-
Ter" SITUATE On lHE BOWEN ROAD,
TOQD HOPE HILL, COUNTY OF WASHING
By virtue OF decd Of trust dated the 14th DAY Of
12 foio 43S ct seq, of the land records of the
District OF Columbia, and the written req of the
party secured thereby will sell public auction in
'front.' Of the premises on THURSDAY, the Thirty
FIRST DAY of MARCH, 1892. ut HALFPAST
FOUR O'CLOCK PM. all that piece or parcel
Of land lying and being in the county of
linton. ID strict aforesaid. known 40 and
being part OF 'Chche ter. bounded follows: le-
ginning for the same at the northeast the
school lot at point distant hundred and twenty
nye 5) feet southwesteriy from the northeast
OF Anderson's hve-acre tract running thenre north
westerly along the school lot north fifteen u5) degrees
west one hundred and ten a 0l feet thence
entythree aud onequarter $50 degrees thirty
six (}6) feet. thence south fifteen I'D degrees
hundred and ten ulO) feet to the Bowen road. and
grees east thrtysx feet to the BEGINNING with the
improvements, consisting of two comfortable two
story frame buildings.
TERMS Of sale: Une-fourth cash, balance in two
equal alments at and two years with
and secured by deed OF trust the property all
cash All conveyancnz and recor ing at purchasers
cost deposit OF 800 will he required at time OF
SALE and the terms OF sale be not complied with
teen days from day Of sale tine trustees the
right to the property at the risk and cOst Of the
WILLIAM OCKsTADT, ~,
mhl9-d&is HENRY II. BKRGMANN,j trustees.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
1NUNCANsON BRCs.. Aucuoneers.
9th and ID streets n "

SALE OF DESIRABLE INCREMENT PROP
ERIY, No. ll.9 18th [GREENE) STREET N
On TUISDAY MARCH TWENTY NINTH.
1892, at HALr-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ. we will
in front If the premises parts of lots ~ and lj
Deakins Ie aud CT. enove addition to Geor- etown.
lrOn-lllr on lwenty -ninth street' hnpHoNou Wy
a comfortable Irame dwelling. :,
1erms: One :ird cash. Ia ance payable in one and
two years or before from day sale, all cash. 1t
purchasers option deferred payments to bear u per
cent interest per annun, payable senii-annualy and
to be secured by deed trust tue real estate sold
Conveyancilz and recording at purchaser's cost
Property sod clear OF taxes to April ], 1892. Good
title or no safe Deposit OF 800 required at time OF
sale II terms sale not conpiied with within ten
days the property will be resod at the risk
de aultnr purchaser after i've days Lotiee in The
Eyeuiug Star DUNCANSON BROS,
mul,rdSds Auctioneers.
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/ )UNoANsoN Bhus.. Aucuoneers
TRUSTEES, SALE OF THREE Two-sToRY AND
BAsEMENT BRICK DWELLINGS,. BEING
McMb hS 1914. 134S AND 1850 FOUR-AND-A-
HALF sTRkET SOUTHWEST, WASHINGTON.

HALE STREET sOUTHWEsT. WAsHiNdTON.
Dc
virtue Of three deeds trust to u.s. bearing date of
tine oh day OF september d lS9l and du.y recorded
IN Lior nu nber 1875, folio 40 ct seq 4SI seq and
s ct SEQ OF the land records OF the strict o.
Ola and AT OF the parties
Ss al raSc auction q front o. the premIses, on
HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ the following
bed pieces or parcels Of situate the city OF
Washington District of Columbia. and being lots
NUMBERED 20; q and az OF John Il. Mclean and John
van Reswck's subdivision in square 1i6 a. the
Is IN ber b. folio l of the records Of the
once ~ sand District each of said lots hav-
ing frontage OF l61 feet on AZ by depth Of
lUO feet 70 l2foot alley, and improved by three
story and basement brick dwein9s
Each house will be sold separately
Terms OF sale: One-third cash. balance in three
equal payments, payable one two and three years,
with interest at per cent interest, payable seni-an
nualIy, and secured upon the property sold or all
cash at the purchas RS option. deposit Of 500
each house VIII be required 1t time OF sale. All
yeyancins and recording TO be at purchasers cost.
lerns OF SAFE 70 De complied with in ten QO) days.
Otherwise trustees reserve the right resell the
property at the risk the purchaser or
purchasers.
G. II. WILLIAMSON,
W. E. EDMONSTON, 7 Trustees.
mh1S-eodts once 300 9TH IT. n ".
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N lil6 Ney York ava

LEO. ". sTICKNEY. Auctioneer. ''''---
NJ 1il6 New York ave.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE M
PROVED PROPERTY. BEING HOUSE NO. y2O
FOURTH STREET NORTHEAST
By virtue Of ain deed of trust recorded Lber
No l32 folio 80 ct seq, OF the land records for
the District OF Columbia, and at the request til
party secured thereby. will offer for front
Of tine prem SEES on MONDAY. The TWENTY
EIGHTH DAY OF MARCH. 1SJl, at HALF-PAST
erty in the city Of Washington. District of Columbia
wit. All Of lot "a in Augustus Jays subdiv.s Of
certain lots in square 10. same recorded In
Book j. H. X. PAGE .S of the surveyors Office Of the
District Of Columbia, sold subject 90 certain
deeds of trust to secure the sum OF el,S1J and
terest
dep0 lit at tim OF sale. Terms complied with in
ten days or the property will Ce resod the risk
cost OF the defaultng purchaser days read
vertisement.
FRANK L. CALHOUN r.
mh17-lOte JOHN Z. BENTON. Irusteee.
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.NOTARIES PUBLIC. !

~ a 1ussssEy. Ies.Ex - y. o.snl3Fula:
i..Hs. -. q ss9 lS sAzd- IA A
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FUTURE DAYS.
T. ATIMHE SLOAN. Auctionesrs. l4o7 @ ct.

FUTURE DAYS.
7, ATIMEE SLOAN. Auc.ionssrs. l4o7 @ st.
s
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
ANTIoUE, HANTEI NIRRoRs; sgPER TsIS NIB nH
SEVERAL PIECES OF ANTiQuE MAHOGANY
sru .aSE c ssD Hail
and stair Carpets Hail Stand: Artistic Rockers and
ressss FsaSsr and Bol..s sc Wire prnss
artistic 6fss:ins land. Massive OAK pininE Room
fSo Fine ksh. sna pss
( perfect o der.
Master work of German art with fine Steel Engrav.
inss complete and other numbers Of illustrated
%RpSEsD D sSG M9RSfNe. MARCH yHIR,
~. .sl sss,Ss"ss Sa 3 aas oS s.ssstSs
- N'' L LA ifsifiIt SLOAN.
mh24ldtds Auctioneers
WALTER 3. WILLIAMS !. .9:, Auc.,ssnsssr:;
ias scti-
/; >. ( 70.
CLOSING DAYS OF THE JAPANESE ART SALE.
THIs DAY and FOLLOWING DAYS at ELEVEN
A. NJ. and THREE p NJ We will sell
The balance of this cnncent collection of JAPAN
EsE BEIC-ABRAC. BkoNZEs. IVORY CARVINGS.
SCREENS, &c. This stock must positively be closed
out within few days. 1t therefore affords the great
est opportunity for bargain hunters to secure hand
some presents at q merely nominal cost.
DON'T FAIL TO ATTEND THE SALE.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS L CO..
fe29-1m Corner 10th and Pa ave.
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WILMINGTON.

IN WASHINGTON.
A WOMAN OF CULTURE AND EXPERIENCE
ps;,;sn Terms rs:.on.Sis s.' zddrs: s W. ~
I Z. sCHEEI. TEACHER OF MUSIC, ga ETH
...sn.on pupils :: 70 teachius. time sigh. resdns
sna .ssoTp.nyinS Terms. slo for 20 lesson. one
COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY MEDICAL AND
DENTAL DEPARTMENT..
lc25 st. NV
The spring courss OF lectures will beein on Friday
~ y NJ Pm and continue until May 81 No
.,... AFA KING. NJ D.. Dean.
mnzo2w 1915 Massachusetts, ave. n ".
p W. ROBERTSON d CO., EXPERT ACCOUNT
a.. a ants: Room io3. Lehman building. 1875 n y.
r. % and yp.wins. or private insirursiOn
ERENSH ENLERTAINMENT AND MUSICALE.
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M0N sn,ii: LAURENT. An ExPERIENCED
Madame anrsn e''V Cs,r.e Iss 1s,an With
ELoCUTloN-DELsART AND EVENING
- sessions; very moderate for spring term special
Tux xiSG g! EAST TO iSSs !.
NORWOOD INSTITUTE.
A BOARDING N9 AND pay SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS.
Address the Principals.
.u,e. Mr.. and Mrs ". ID. CABELI.
A CMEPHONoGRAPuY AND BUSINESS SCHOOL.
ns,s Gay and evening pupils receive indiyidua
5:l l i. to obtain positions. send call for
ELOCUTIoN. oRATORY. DRAMATIC ACTION
i xS isSss kEBxAsR &c @ I
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= Dpome de runiversite de France. Elementary
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GAlLLhsE,16 scH s1 or LANGUAiEs, M6F ST;
weeks,by Gaillard original and the only decorated
meteod comprising the french pronunciation By his
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GUARANTEE TO TEACH ANY PERSON TO
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Thorough instruction in ali branches of drawing
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spI.oi Comm erc.l branches shorthand and
New begins March cssaioSne. w ms5 rSi s
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L vocal instruction. Exercises written during les
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no faults Guaranteed. l1l4 10th NV ie26-Iws
THE BERLITz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

~ OktoLk, fOklEr-ss MONhok AND fOhIe
~ mouth. Va. NorIulk anu Washington, u. c..
Steamboat Company PALACE sTkAhEhs WASH
lNGION and NORFOLK leave every day IA tn -
Al y. 10. from wharf loot OF slh ST.. copnscnnG -
all through trains ,or the south and west O6c0 VA
go. iSol and l42l Pennsy lyania ave
To Ask ior tickets VIA tie new line.
yNO. CALLAHAN
5a2l-tr Cen euy4
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PROFESSIONAL.

49,
DROF. CLAY Is THE OLDEST EsTADLTsHED
this city. Has wondsr1ui prophetic git OF second
sixht. Reveals hidden mysteries. rccovers lost OF
stolen property. bI1nxs separated together,
Sleedy marriages. gives xucress III business,
cities aud all in trou0ie will time and money py
coming the right pace once. ~ he Sucees where
have Jailed ConvtnceS sksptacal I'D
yerrises only what he can nc AL business copnden
sto9 Open sundays. kesidsncs 45V q. between
~ and 9th srs. soutnwest. mh:.6-txs
NINE FRANCIS. CARD READER AND TRANCE
AVA medium; Life given from cradle to grave. ~ LIST
1t. ae. mh1S-Sts
I'VE ROBERTSON OF BALTIMORE. THE MOST
~ reliable and successfui speciallst gentlemen
be consulted every Wednesday aud saturday at his
once, Dig vt. u. iron to o all consultation
CONFIDENTIAL and sucesss guaranteed mhl4-lm'
MME. DREAMER, THE ONLY CELEBRATED
AZ Enxnsh and German asfroogist in the city. tells
ali events OF lite. Once hours. IA. too D. M sun
day. l0am 70 . pm. l5Ue lath q. n. ". mhu-lm'
NJ NE. RAPHAEL. THE CELEBRATED CLAIR.
w voysnt and .ssrologi.s: the .sventh daushtsr.
nanes and lncky dates. Don't fail 70 ses this lsdy
Room ~. 30 u. NV. mh5-lSss
MME BROOKE TELLSA THE EVENTS OF
1Nk Me.A AL business confidential. Ladies and gen.
tlemen. Socents each. Hours: Dam. 70 o pm 20
Lst. bee LIST and North Capitol Str NV. fs16-6ws
NINE PERkIN. THE TRUEsT DRsTINY
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DENTISTRY

'THE EVANS DENTAL PARLoRs'
-e. 12l7 Penn. ave. NV.
Our specialties.
CROWN AND BRIDGE WORK OR TEETH WITH
OUT PLATES.
Teeth that have decayed and broken away NAV he
operated upon by this system; enersfted upon
the roots given new lease OF lie and made as good
success an srtica crown must be 50 conssructed t.
!. sna srress decay az the brosen end
root or breaking Loose from It's attachments We claim
Combined with bridge WORK which eonss IN an su psn
teeth that have been extracted makes the most
sttuie iOr the natural teeth ali this wtout plate 70
cover the roof On the month. 1he advancement in
have kep pace with .hess improvements and pa
ssilful and artistic prices Tor this class
with nrst-casr worx and Lest MATERIALS. We PERFORM
al Operation. pertaining to profession me gold
rubber lined with gold ExiTsctins without pam. -
w. BUDINGT0N WRIGHT. D. D. &.
Gold nllns.. u % uDv.Ia
IsnporaIy nllinss. 75c.
Az vosf crown -. .ad Sass work
u 8. DENTAL Assn, 80
Composed exclu.Sey Of Graduates of leading dental
eollsss. Win ONE. I'm TIE p.,nsp.i s,.iss The
tice sclenilnc dentistry in tns word See sdvsr-
tisenIent IN another coiunr- fsis3-u
LREE DENTAL INFIR,iARY.-TEETH FILLED
srticiai teeth inserted without charge except
q material at l:s25 st. NV. dsutAl depart
ilent the Columbian University. from 10 D. NJ
oaty except sunEizy ;exractaon frsss nnxmary opsn
froin october = 10 June ~. se2tu
MENTAL INFIRNARY.-NATIoNAL UNIyER-
~ Gty, corner 9Th and n w.. Open = TO B. all tbs
pear. Extrscting. &c-. frss Fnhngs and pate. ~
cost Of mntsslais- elO-r
Tn Gas APPLIANCES ExozAxsE
a wsshtngtsn.
100 ~ usv YoEk ave- AZ.
: IN h1i0 = g. AsSas.ss ~ dUss1as. nssueAe-
s1E1ng - eslsnMncp uDss~ 80
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MOUNT VERNON.
TOMB OF WASHINGTON
Untn further notice the Pslstial Iron snA -
Steamer CEARLLs MAcALEsTER VII bsew -
MLar., foot of 7tn ST.. follows:
ron MOUNT NERNoN-One trip dAaly. s1nnU9
Sunday. at 10 al sharp. reaching the eiV SH
return a y. fare round trlp, u. tnceoY
admission the mansion and grounds klesoos -
ON the Char.es Macalsster aud lunch ssrvod = ~
prlccs
Ie.ephons call-saa ,
ocl3 Commandin Charles Mscalego9.
roR NORFOLK AND OLD POINT Taxa
Steamer LADY OF Thu LAkk- Farrell. 90 ROO1
nm -, ~ Steamer tjtb &C. wharf. tsrfutnue a
caile cars, WEDNESDAY. FRIDAY and sUkDAf..t
% IN Iart-d with electricity and thre1eAe
ont Ihrouxh tickets 10 Boston. including Deals -
STATE roolns Z ~ a. and New York g. III 1easDDouo
csl, l.l,O, Z. 4 y. ofncss-Sl5 ls..l. y = u
VlU ALI hkO HoOD. oIAs
cTEAMER ..wAKEFIELD'
y Leaves 9TH ct wharf ON MONDAYS THQH1QAD
ana SATURDAYS Al a. m. Returning 1UASoA6
FRIDAY and SUNDAY evenlnsn. -
for Nonnni Greek. Va. and 81 clsmsun -. ~
s.lxsssnxer Recommendation ARTICLES.
q ". RIDLEY,
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OUT OF WASHINGTON.

ivy HALI-A BOARDING SCHOOL FOR Chill
l. dren-at Forest Glen Md. Children taken for the
summer. EMMA pkENfISS.
mills Inn Principal
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The officers and committees of the society for
1882 are O. follows: President. Mr.. A S. Pratt
vice presidents, Hon. Arthur Macarthur. Rev.
X X. shippen, Mrs VIM +. Chandler Mrs A.
l. Barber. Rev Vim. A. BARTLETT d. D. Mrs
Florence Murray, H. y. Blouut j. b. T. TIM
per, Mira Hugh Mccullough, Mrs. L. C. Halii-
day, d. Sidney Everett, Rev. Teunis s. Hamliu.
u. D.; corresponding secretary, Parker Mann
Tanglebank- Kalorama avenue: recording
secretary, Miss NJ. A Peet, 20I6 D street north,
west; financial secretary, Mrs. H. BF Mac
Psrland. 1916 street; treasurer, Edwin M.
Truell, 10l4 h street
Executive committee president. the
treasurer and secretaries, ex-offeio; Mrs. Il.
e. Halliday, Mrs A j. Chapman j. q T. Inn
per, Mrs. Florence Murray, Miss Harriet Lor.
ing. Mrs 4. h. Hood, Mrs. A l. Barber. Mira
H. +. Blount, Rev. r. r. Shippen, Mrs Cram.
mond Kennedy, Miss Emma Bettes, H. b. f.
mcfarland, Mrs Martha A. Smell. Mrs b. p,
Mimmack, Mrs Hugh McCulloch, Mrs Enoci
Totten, Mira y. Cairns, Mrs. A. J. Monroe III
Sidney Everett. Mr.. Parker Mann, MrsA Parke,
Mann, Miss Gwendolen Overton-
Consulting eounsel-Hoa- Arthur Macarthur
Hon. W. b. Webb.
Committee on legal proceedings and legisla
tion--H- & y. mcfarland, chairman; Cram
nond Kennedy, J. b T. Upper, A T. Britton
r A Philips.
Committee on agents and rooms-A. 8. Pratt.
chairman: J. c. Pratt, Mrs- H. Il f. mcfarland
COMMITTEES on meetings-Rev. r. r. Shipper
chairman; Rev. J. @. Butler. Mrs. Z. c. Hall
day, MIRA Crammond Kennedy. H. B. f. Mac
Farland
COMMITTEES on humane educatiou-Mrs. T
Murray, chairman; Mrs. Enoch Totten, Miss N
4 Peet, Prof. T. A Fay. Mrs. +. Cairns, Mrs
A. J. Chapman, Prof. Z. NJ. Gallaudet.
Conmittee on entertainments and member
shlp--Mrs- e @. Halliday, chairman; MIRA A
L. Barber, II. Il. Blount, Mrs VIM z. Chan
dler. Mrs- Henry Strong.
COMMITTEES ON homes for children-Mrs
Hugh McCulioch, chairman; Mrs.. Enoch Tot
ten, Mrs. T. b Hood
Committee on fountains-Miss Harriet Lor
ing. chairman; Mrs !. Murray, h sidne.
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shaving of all distractions and keeping
the ice smooth.
Every car and mode of conveyance was
crowded throughout the day and as the
loads of half-frozeu passengers were
dropped at the park grounds the air was
filed with groans and shouts. Down the
long expanse of ice came the chill, icy
blasts cutting throughlthe thickest cloth
ing aud chilling the blood until IL seemed
as though the warmest fire would be iD-
adequate to thaw out the stffened I'm
gers.
crowds did not thin percepitibly during
the day and every one was good-humored,
while bravely withstanding the terrific
blasts Of icy winds