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Parker Pillsbury's Lecture.

Parker Pillsbury, the renowned aboli-
zionist and philanthropist, lectned on
'sWoman's Rights, Wrongs and Respon-
sibilities,'' at the Y. M. c. A. hall last
euening, before large and appreciative
audience, many of our most intelligent
people being present He was introduced
by MI William III. Looney with a few
appropriate remarks.
Mr.. Pillsbury's lecture was strong
and forcible plea for opening up to WON
en- larger opportunities for self improve
ment.
At the close of the lecture, a vote of
thanks was accorded Mr.. Pillsbury.
The Portland daily press., 1892-04-14
AUCTION SALES.
I. Q. BAILEY { CO.,
Auctioneers.

T. 0. BAILEY & Co., = Auctioneers.
Bankrupt Stock of Hardware. Nails. SC.
nm THURSDAY, April 14th, at 10 A. M, at
" salesroom Exchange ST., we shall sell the
Osmond Emery stock OF Hardware, consisting
of general line of Hardware; 40 Kegs Nails,
Tools, Locks, about 500 Gross Screws, Hinges,
Bits, Casters, Cartridges, Chisels, Spoke and
Draw Shaves, Screw Drivers, Bowels, Dividers,
Squares Rasps, Files Plane Irons, Haattchets
Brackets. Curry Combs and Brushes, Window
Locks, Door Knobs, Blind Fastenings, Tacks,
Riyets, Crayons, Playing Cards, Rules, Pencils,
Scissors, Knives, Hot Weather Strips, Sheath
ing Paper, &C., sc.
,apr9 .9s--s did
The Portland daily press., 1892-04-14
National League.

The following games were played in
the National League yesterday:
AT CINCINNATI.
Pittsburg.... o 0 o o o 3 l. 8
Cincinnati. 0 o 8 2 o o.
Base ts-Pittsburgs, 8; Cincinnatis, 10. En-
Pittsburgs, 3; Cincinnatis. 4. Batteries
Chamberlain and Murphy, Calvin and Mack.
AT LOUISVILLE.
Louisville Cleveland game postponed by rain
AT ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis Chicago game postponed by rain.
The Portland daily press., 1892-04-14
OBITUARY..
Mrs. Mark p. Emery.

Mrs. Mark P. Emery died at her resi-
dence in this city yesterday after pro-
longed illness. This sad news. will be re-
ceived with deep regret by all who en-
joyed the pleasure attending the ac-
quaintance of this estimable lady. The
funeral services will be held Friday fore
noon at 80 o'clock at III Free street.
The burial will be at Maplewood Farm,
Buxton Centre.
Philip Waldmyer.
Philip Waldmyer, leading leather
manufacturer of Winchester, died on
Tuesday in West Medford. He was born
in Switzerland May 2, 1881. Ip 1870 he
settled in Winchester. Previous to this
he had tanneries in East Orrington and
Limerick, Me- Mr.. Waldmyer had served
in the Chelsea Common Council. He
had been blind since Dec. 5, 1890. A
widow and son survive him.
General George Stark.
NASHUA, N. H., April 13.-General
George Stark died at his residence quite
suddenly this morning. He was native
of Manchester, born in 1928, and was a
descendant of Major General John Stark,
the hero of Bennington. He was a rail
road man of wide experience. In II, be-
ing then general in the state militia, he
was ordered by Governor Goodwin to
proceed to Portsmouth to take charge of
the organization of the troops for the re-
bellion. At one time 1900 troops were at
his station.
William Edgar.
MONTREAL, April 13.--William Edgar,
general passenger agent of the Grand
Trunk railway, died this morning.
The Portland daily press., 1892-04-14
General George Stark.
william Edgar.

MONTREAL, April 13.-Wilham Edgar,
general passenger agent of the Grand
Trunk railway, died this morning.
The Portland daily press., 1892-04-14

lot 16 dozen button Kids, shades of bro
full line of sizes, at only IS CENTS A PAIR.
Regular price of this lot $3.50 pair.
The Portland daily press., 1892-04-14

l lot dozen only, sAlexandre'' button real
Opera Shades, nearly all sizes, ONLY IS CENTS A
Regular price of this lot Sl.75 pair.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-06
Health is w ealth

DR.. E. c. GEsT's NERVE AND BR2EE Treat
xENT, guaranteed specific for Eysscfls, Diz2I-
uess, Convu sions, Fits Nervous Eeursig,s, He'd.
ache, Nervous PrcstrStion caused ey mo use CT
alcohol or tobacco Wascfulness, Mental DepTess-
Ion softspine OF tie Brain resulting in insanity
and loading to misery, decay and eeatb, Proma-
turo Old Age, Bsrrenness, Los Of fowor
In either sax. Involuntary Losses and Hpermator'
rhoa fused by over-exertion OF tbs hralI, ecif-
sbuse or ovcr-induleonce. E4ch hox costsi"s one
meuth's trestrlent $1.0O a box, or six toSes for
$500. Seat by mail p.cpsid on receipt OF priee.
zee GUARANTEE SIX EESEs
70 care soy case With escb crder rseoi7ed hy Us
.cr elk boxes, accompanied with So!'E', wo VII
send the purchaser oar written gaalGH;ea to re-
fund the money il the treatment coax net effect
cura. Guarantees issuOd only by
GRAREE& s2- E.ESE&G,
Druggist. 604 K;aS scSroej,
Gcnersl Agent HicSspGTis Va
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MYSTERIOUS MAINE IaLANDERs. - MARI
Ta!eud, ,he ledge III Snat Poins, vee tbs
homo io7 two OF ;hrso years Of q mysterious
famiiY. TIE cottags there waa erected isa
or ei5 gears ago By G man who cams wl:h e
fire yacht. bis wife and mula.to boy pnd
tooi possession. They made friends with
10 ono and nevsr allowed anybody to laEd
on she Island, unless some ore 0roka 81 co..
or was shipwiecse6. Thsrs is oaiy one
p!soe where q landing can be mads, end
|.am Is hesch a path leads to the hcuse.
La ;his path at point which commanded q
!ulI viaw of ths landing, tho mu!asso bcy
stood stom daylight I'll! dark With musket
On his shoulder.
Two Or three gears this strange iamiig
spens OF the island, snd then one spring theS
did nos come, nor have they been seen or
hestd from siroe. But three years $50 a
raan was arrested either Ia Boston or New
York for passing oounterfeit money. who
answered TO the description of the one who
lived on Mark Islend. No sitsmps wns
made to fud his Workshop. but some folks
think this Was The plaoe.-LeaUiston Evening
Journal
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HORRIBLE DEPRAvITY.-John Endescr,
who livss In New York, heard screams Mon
day morning In the rooms occupied by the
family OF John Fitzgerald. He hurried into
their apartment and saw the youngest child,
Katie, year and a.half old, on the lounge,
macs OF flames. The mother vas in e
drunken s;upor On the floor, and the thee
other children were dancing around aud
screaming OF the top Of their voices. Eo.
dasor2 grabbed mat from the floor, and
socn pat cu5 the flames. He then Gated 3
policeman, who arrested ,be mother AID
Ssnt the baby TO tbs Roosevelt Hospital.
Tas no.ter VISA taken to J,ffrrsop Market,
.wbers justice Diver held her in $500 bail
for ,r.sl on charge of negleciing aud en-
darg=ring the lives Of her chilarep. DR..
Ba!t OF Roosevelt Hospital eays the taty
wss 100 Badly burned TO i've. Il wss lsarn-
Oh that TIA children had been playing With
matches.
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UNDERGROUND TBLEeRAPRY.-FOr come
Tins past the German government has been
engaged in connecting all the important cit'
iss of the several States forming the empire
With tie capital by means OF underground
telegraph lines. Oae OF the principal rea
cons for this course is to enable oommunica
ions to be carried on should the country at
any time bs 10 possession af en- eoemy. The
length Of the line at present completed is
about $50 miles, with some 1000 miles OF
wire. TIE line from Berlin to Munich has
bsen completed. which enables intermediate
communication to be had with Dresden,
Ohemnitz and Nuremburg. In crossing the
mountains OF Ssxony it was necessary to
drill through solid rock for considerable
Distance The expenses OF this line wss
about 81 125 ,OO0. cf which $500 900 was paiG
by the Bavsrian government and the re.
ms!uder bv the German telegraph admins
tratiop. Work is now progressing in COL
necticg Berlin with S:rasbourg and lis
iorts and with Kulhouse.
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Sought q Queer Death

HsIf ciszad with dripk, James Mul.n. O.
Philadelphia, endesvored to swallow roe
sry on Monday, fanst:cally imagining thai
the salvation OF bis soul depended upon the
accomplishment CT tho strange fes'.
Mullin Il 3S years old, a clgarmaker, snd
has been llgog with family nemed Gala.
CHER at tie Hood street house, tut for the
past few days be has been on a protrao'eG
debauoh and developed violent form oi
religious frenzy. He borrowed q sos of rcs-
arg beads from his landiady, Mra. Gaia
gher, Monday afternoon, enG shortly alter
iav down on the sofe. prosDEeeiy to eay his
prayers. He real o: isct, however, Was 10
carry out the strange fancy, Or 'du5y ="
ehich bsG taken posst ssiou CT bis uodditc
prata. TIE rosary wes eighteen inches ong,
and sppaudsd'to it was large b7ass crose.
he poked the beads down lis tboa5 euccsss-
IL y. but found great difficulty in making
hs cto.s follow, but wish stick
sight or nine inch, in length, he finally
pushed that down too. Bo continued to fo;ce the
beads with the stick until the latter was also
halfway down his wind.pipe. Mulin then OBJ
raiatd another and lsrger stick, and was in the
act OF sending it sitter the first, when little gill
of Mrs. Gallagher happened in'o.the room. sho
Immediately sounded the alarm, snd Willism
BaIdocs, living next door, rushed aero the
street t" h Ninth district sub station, and ap.
urised tho Office Sergeant Green end saveral
of the officers hrrriedly bundled the man into
The patrol wagon AID drove otf to the Hahn msnn
Bosoita. at the hosoit nr acy foIc d Null
lin e mouth open. a, succeeded in catching hold
If the or rss which had lodged in his larayx, and
puDiogi cu;. iTe bead. followed, and with
them lsrge volume Of blood and bits o! torn
flesh. After time the msn recovered sufficiently
to state 10 the doctor that no had had revels
tion from God, commanding him To swslow a
rosary if he v-lu his scu g e,lvston Mulin
aCw les at the no pi al in a dangerous condition
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6Mz59:I;E|I|.%+5I|.E|',g7@+fI1@l+'IIp ". 2 g@+fI@+'II
II E10ylIIGGJ5II-IlttlIILl.lllAD ylIG5I -ltlILl
@)1425 N. z. Ave,
washington. D. c.
cHcs OF York Eaterpl Sc,

EOrAVIIIc " =, NU~. II o
Atlantic Llecsro2o;se: Gentlemen-tor tho past
avo years my wife has been sufferer from cys-
pep,ia. 50 completely did the disease make a
rrocS of her former self that life Wgs almost de-
SPARED OF. Her nervo1s systom Wac almost en-
sircly destroyed, and the slightest noise would
throw her into nervous sp ,snl, which would last
for hoars Medical skii faiied 70 bring any re-
lief -.
Through the recommendation o! an eminent
divine we were induced 30 Try the EIoct,opoise.
After persistent use OF The instrument tho efsct
hss been wonderful. Her norvous sysiem has
bean restored to its almos: normal condition; her
digestion is wonderfully improved ste is r>pidly
gaining in aesh; AID, upon tho who'e, is MAKING
3 rapid recovery, which apesks volumes for the
wonderful carstive powors OF tho Electrop0ise, as
her case wss considered hopeless. il any are
skeptical on The subject, let taea try tho Electro
poise, and its wonderful povcls will quickly dis
mi ell douht Ynnrs truly. W NJ PRlPST.
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AUCTION SALES.
4 yUMmIeslUNER's SALE,

~ virtue OF 9 decree cf tho orporascn Court
OF the city OF Alex ndris, rendered at its DE- tcsm.
Der term. 1891, in tue chsncsry csue OF p
"heatley, who sses, &c, Vs. John Crixler's ad.
mlrlstrasor ct ais, the uudersigned, who by said
cecIee wss appointed special commissioner for
N It pu po e, wi st ~ o'clock m, on
SATURDAY,
the 18th day OF January, 1892,
in front Of the Roy Il street entrance to The Mar.
ket Building in Ale1andris, Virginia, offer for
sale at public anction to the highest bidder. tho
iolioHlog described real estate, stu ,ts II said
ci'y:
lst. This LOT OF GROUND on tbs seuth side
tf Sendle'ol street, between Patrick ard Henry,
bcgunins on Penole.on street 123 feet inches
west OF the southwest corner Of Patrickand Pende-
ion stree.e, aud running thence westerly with the
line OF Pendleton street 20 fest; thence south
waIdiy parallel TO Patrick street 120 feet, moro
or less. To point 22S feot inch north Of tho
ncr;h line OF Oronoco street; thence eas. parallel
to Oronoco street 20 feet, and from thenca to the
beginning, with the right of way over acd use Of
sn alley in the rear OF said lot.
"a. TENE1ENT and LOT OF GROUND
osyinuing at tho intersection OF the north side Of
frIncess street vita the weet side OF Alfred street
Hna -lGtinK thence north on Alfred street 81
feet y inches to an alley 10 feet wids thence
west parallel to Princess street % feet ipchos
thence south parallel to Alfrod street 81 feet 8
i"ches 10 Princess street; there cas-: on Princess
o.ioee 80 ioot y i'cu'e ID tue beginning With th0
ritht of way oser til, 8 lid alley
Terms OF Sslt: Onc-third OF the purct 10 nom
cy In c's5. and tho resldae IN tWo equal instsl.
ments st Xix sud twelve months from III, day of
sale; tho dtfsrted ius'alments Of III, purcnase
money to ,sr H. fr tho dsy of sale Mt six
per cent. per snnum Until paid tho b,n OF tho
purchaser or pn.c1ss II TO DO given, with sp-
proTcd psrs n-l security 70: tbs deferred install
men's OF tn ~ chasc m'aey, end The titls TO be
re a'n.d nEti tds pa yIit n OF the purchase mon.
ey Ia IN JAMES ,. CATION.
Snl ni al Com m ssianar
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ZOE oKER EIFTY YEARS

AN CID AHD RxLL.TRIED REMEDY.-Mra
HinsioSs snothing sYrup has been used for over
Fife Years by NiQSsN, OF &others for their Ciii-
sren EAilc qsets:ss. with Perfect Saeeess. Soohes
the Cs:ld, Ssfteas the G1m Alats Ill fatn; Cares
Fad Cello and is tho b,st Isn.e,.y H.. Darr
sold by Druggists in eseIy part oi We world. It
value is incalcnlahle. Be sure and ask for Mrs.
Winslor's SoctasSg Ssgup, and take no ether kind.
Twenty.aye cants kettla.
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BUCKLEN,s ARNICA SALVE.

THE BEST sALvE in the world for Cuts, Bruises,
Sores lcere, Salt hheum. Fever Sores, letter,
Cnspp,d Hands, Chi blains, Coros and all Skin
ErupIiors, and positively cures Piles, or ho pay
required. 1t is guaranteed to give perfect sstis-
fsction. OF money refunded. Plice 25 cents per
OK. For ssle bY +. s. Leadbeater & Ero.
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hereby corti y thaG Jeme1 z. Ca.oa commits
tionee rs sbovo named, has executed bond, with
approved socu i'y, in the pcnsl Of oue tho sand
dollars.
an1 ts JOHN c. BFhCH Clerk
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vIog RENT-ELEGANT THREE.sTORY
4 BSICK HOUSE, STORE and DWELLING
combined, Nos. LA and 116 north Fairfax street;
newly painted and pspered throughout; excellent
location. Will rent store or dwelling separately
il SO desired. Apply to 3. W. FRENCH, AIT and
419 King street. 1e2o
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COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES.

COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES.
yITEHEREBY announce that this dsy Mears.
w CLARENCE c. LEADBEATER and Ed
WARD 3. LEADBEATEB, JB., sons Of Mr.. Ed
wa.d 8. LeAdbeater, have been admitted into
p.rinuhip Of the firm Of E. s. LEADBEATER
& REQ The buslnoss from this dsy will bo
conducted under tie finn name Of y. 8, LEAD
BEAT sR s. SONS. s,F, 49,
EDWARD g. LEADBEATER
THOMAS IEADgE 4TER..
Janusry LIST 1892. jsn1 1w
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N1OOD ARD GOAL YARD
w AND FINE DWELLING
FOR SALE

olf.r at ! ri vste sci, the Wood and Coal Yard
end Outfit OF the firm Of Geo. 8. smith & Son. on
Fairfax street. bttweon Q1een and Princess
streets, Alex.n 'ria Va. The outfit consists OF
ore shuto waa n, two shute carts, two wood csrts,
FIVE horses, engine and bo:leT, one woodcuttor,
enc get ef Fairbanks sea es and all other neccs-
sary appliances.
The yard is doing good business, and this is q
irst.ca ass opportunity tora person to engsge in a
Also the roitepce 222 north st. Assph stree.
The house and side lot hiss frontage on st. Asaph
strcos of fitry feet nire inchee, and has double
pallor, dining 10. M, kitchen, FIVE bed rooms and
consei vstory water gus and latr3be Stoves and is
nos27 If VIM. Il. SMITH, City sergt.
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"A MEETING OF THE OLD DOMINION CO
"A OPERATIVE BUILDING Association
will bo held on THURSDAY, January :, 1892. st
7:30 p. NJ, st Concordia Hall.
dec23 I'd ]. E UHLER. Secretary.
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hereby certify that James B. Catoa, Commits
sioner as above named, has executed bend with
approved security in tie ponalty Of FIVE hundred
dolara.
jrn1 I'd JOHN s. BEACH, (lerk.
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N1MMIssIOaE:.,s SALE.

HoMMIssIo af;i!',, SALE
Fy virtne Of n doc ee of the Cnrpa- ration Cou
CT the CITY o. hexsndIja, rtnd,reil st it's Deem
ter Ie,m, sol, in the chsrcery csrso of 3.
Waea,ley, ~ho eue:, &c, VS. Isaic Turner's sd-
Iahist.at"r est 'he undersigned, wao ty ssid
d c:co was aJp".Dted special comm;ssioaer fer
that .lpose. wi SO re O'clock IN On
SATURDAY,
ibo 15th day OF January, 1892,
IN frrn1 OF tho Kos stroet entrsrc, to tho Mar
ket fu.l,ng III Alexandria, Virginia, ofer for
sSle st lCb l.; anctiO 20 tho highest bidder tho
following 'iesc,i0ad real estate, situate in said
city viz:
a rENEiiENT d LOr o. GROUND. bogin-
,.idg a" tha vast side o. Potomac stree. go feet,
mere Or .es., soah OF nofo street NJ tho inter-
section Ola tLr"ofo: t silly and Potomac street;
thenca sa+'t s-d hioaipg on 'si alley 80 foet 10
cd sIle, D feet wide, tsrsec Ing with ssid three
fcat y y ,hsnce south bin ling on So d fve-feet
a,lsy ;a't 10 iLc le', more or leeJ thence cast
80 faos 20 Potomac street, snd thence north and
b,rninS o. Pntomsc street. IL feet 10 inchea,
n r. IT oss, TO the bosinning, with the usoof
said hileys and nll rights and apportenanoes to
the sa Tot OF 2rcuod belonging.
Terms CT Bale: One.third of tho purchase
money in c;sh aud the reeiiue In two equal Ia.
stamsIts at six and twolve months from daY Of
ea.c; tho deferred instslments Of .ho purchase
money to boar iuterelt from tho day OF sale at six
per cent per annnnm until paid; tho bonds OF
tho pui Chaser or purchasers to ba given with ap-
proved pcrsonA socarity. for the deferred install
mems Of tho pu chase monty, and tho title to be
retained until the payment OF the purchase money
in full. JAMES B. CATION,
Special Commissioner.
thereby certify that James R. Catoa Commits.
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C. g. EENNGs. ee4 ginx street

g. Eg1s q IS II E5 "a and W his!1ay Habits
S FL EsEIc.i =: (: E1:y.- cured at home wltE-
"a k f. IS = e c;,sSS5 out pain. Book OF par
"a :! = 80 e5eiE! ticulaTSScrt FREE.
E sslsF-Ss - SS-=;s.5Ss:1 h. Nj. CDLLEN ND.
&y Aci2Llse. Ga. Oiice lJ!lZ. whitehall 81
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ALEXANDRIA, VA, WEDNESDAY EVENING JANUARY 1892
STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.
NOTICE OF DIVIDEND AND ANHU.L
In MEETING

Notice is hereby tigen that a cash dividend oil
90 eoltJ ptr share haa bsen decl ired on the capt
tai sto k of the CITY INVEST 3f EET UOMPANv
out o. its net Awnings 20. the past year, and will
be psy.hle st-the ofic> OF the company, SIT a.,
conner 6 +, q. W Wsshin atom, on SATURDAY,
January 81, 1892
Notice is also hereby given that tho ANNUAL
MEETING Of the STOCK holders of ,he s. Ia com
pany viii be held in its ptiIctpsl ofc,, No. 2l2
King street, Alexsndris, Va, on WEDNESDAY,
January 13, 1892, at o'clock r. m for the eec-
tion OF seven directors for tho cnluing yssr, and
the trknsaction Of such other busines ss msy
properly eome before said meeting.
The bo-kn for the transfer Of s:oct will be
January 14th. 1892 both dates inclusive.
By CIDER Of the Board of Directors.
FRANK F. CORBETF, President.
ian2 I'd VIRGIL g. WILLIAMS Secretary.
A NNUAL MEETING OF The MOUNT vEs-
II NON. FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
ALEXANDRIA. s.g'--' 49,
The annual IT Getting Of the stockhod, r, cf The
Mount Vernon Fire Insurance Company Of Alex
andris, VS., will be held 81 tie off % of the com.
psny corner OF King aud Fairfax streers, hie1an-
driu, VS.. ut II o'cock noon MONDAY January
1S:h. 1892. for the electioa OF cfi;er,. and spch
other business MY be brou bit before the m eet
irg. 8. e. CORBETr President.
jsp2 2w a. A. WAKEFIELD. s.cret.ry
fFHE ANIMAL meeting.o OF the Stockholders Of the
l. CAPITA L TRUST COMPANY for the Ice
ton Of q board OF twenty-five directors and for
the transaction of other business will be ho.d at
the Hotel eFleischmann, this city, oa WEDNEs-
DAY, January 13, 1892. Polls open st2 y. N /;
close at 3 D. m. JONN G. SLATER, prcsid mt
HENRIK. SIMPSON, Sec etny. dec31 I'd
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DOEPENT-The TaREE.sToBYi BRICK
Z DWELLING, in good order, lately occupied
By mysof, 10 109 south Fairfax street. Apply
no,9sf THos LEADsEATER.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

A, MEETING CT THE MOUNT vSR&oN CO.
Ia 0PERATIVE BUILDING isSOaiATION
No.2 Hillbe held on TEURtD4Y, Itn3a-y z,
1892, at 7:l6 p m, at Concor6is Hal.
dec23std l.. E. UHLES Secretary.
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NJ OTICE.-The arnusl meeting OF The -aoc.-
~ holders cf tho GERMAN COOPERATIVE
BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS Nee. 4 sn5 will be
hsld thursday EVENING, Janusry z, 1892,
at TOO o'clock shero, at Corcordis hsll.
aee23 I'd JUnTUS SCHNEIDER. SecretHry.
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JlHE annual meeting of the stockLc 'lera Of the
j. COLUMBIA NATIONAL SAND DHGJ GLNG
COMPANY will be hold As it's principal office,
210 iourh Wsshineton ,troet. Alexandra, Va,
on the SECOND THURSDAY of JANUARY,
1892, tbeine January IL, 1922 st 1890 p. m,
for the election Of officers for the ensuing year,
By order of
CHARLES B. PEAB,lN, President.
MES NJ MILLER. secretsIy dec24 w3w
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A.-WESrLOrORN'S detective and law
agency; divorces, specially separations. d.
-~pa-. wire support, damages COllcc-
tions pfiV3ts lniolr9tion al couI's CON
faentIA consnltation free. ~ Nlestu--t
BEAMANS' NIGHT LAW. Comm -sicnc-.
Pa spot oil rs every state, 1870 Broad
va. near 33d-,t. Daytiwc. TO B."ai"1y
,EQuigIblel. Papers drawn, eNccu Cd. a q
taken fos every Stat.
CELERRATED LsvslliaI7. Cor~rts.-Pc Best
fttn. co'sets eve made SO. to 90 q pur.
Soc depo; at JAMAis. % Broadway and
- Yves. 3Ct..-st.
MRS. DE RUE gives message. electric
AID salt wpter baths u ladies Only. TO-
East bfth.st.
SPECIAL JLOvE SALE -Four.butoa
Su-dc worth &c. s,e price. 47c. Dog.
sans l-xtrH eI q. wwih 81 = jAMMES.
$40 nroae way md IS Wost 3o,h-s.
UNIQUE PARTISAN JrWELRy -
Wonderful nsrortrient G. s'lctrlns hat
irs hel,R inherited watches hair regular
lrl 8. JAMMEs. 9G9 Brradway and -
N'st 3cth--t
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domestic 5ituatlons rOaniso

Males
ATTENDANT. COMPANION, MAS
SErR SECRETARY READF.E.-lo.ng
EnellshnsD. Of good address and -'dgcatlOD,
desires 70 act IN tho above capacities 10 a
con, al nscr't Invalid; excellen. references.
Adde'S ENERARD. Boz 81. .2saia B'Nay.
At PEOSSEKS Protective Agency.
Gls 0th-aVe.. near ..G,h-st.-Emplo,er mey
hh1 a large selection 81 reliable servants
ior city or country largest agency In New.
York established 10 years.
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CHAMETRMAID and SEAMSTRE,S.-B
a young girl IA cnamueriha. d sild so-risuess
or mad " growing children four year
city reference. call 72l 0th-aNe., ring Miss
Il lnVf> hell
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CuACTMAN and GAHDENER-COOK
and bAlNpRFS>. BY very tidY German
| rud VII, no family nan do an work on
gcn'l mans place: VII" do oil WORK ~
mouse aNcelient reference. Al CARPEN.
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