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in order to pass the muster Of all the critical
eyes which the rules require. Last in the line
OF these critics stands the auditing committee
1t performs a very important duty, as we'll as
one that is laborious. The chairman of the
committee is Mr.. Jesse B. Wilson, the president
OF the Lincoln National Bank. and one Of the
most careful and competent business men in the
city. Mr.. Wilson's associates on the committee
are John o. johnson and Fred W. Pratt.
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Cosmopolitan America.
Rrsnv, kA Na~- Va

From the New York Tribune.
A southern California paper rounds ont q
birth notice as folIows: "The child is the first
Dutch infant born in the San Luis valley. The
notice 10 written by Dane, put in type BY .
Mormon, the proof d read by an American, the
type placed In the form by . German and
an interesting notion Of the composite char
tcter OF the great American psopls Of the far
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X.
in addition to the special line OF the arrange
ments Of which he has charge he has freely
given his time to the duties Of his position az
member Of that committee. He brings TO the
task the experience which he has gained by his
prominent connection with the arrangements
gained at previous inaugurations. His assist
ants are Messrs. E. w. Anderson, Alexander
Anderson, Thomas B. Kalbfus and Thomas s.
Miller.
The Music Committee.
Mr.. ". II. Slack, the chairman Of the music
committee, is one Of the best known and liked
men in Washington society. He is q prominent
member Of the Metropolitan Club. In the work
of selecting and securing the music for the in
augural ball he displayed great deal Of tact
and Judgment and has been called the right
man in the right place. The work Of the com.
mittee was practically closed up some time ago,
for the band and orchestra we're selected
and the contracts were all made out. Bids
for furnishing the music for the Inauguration
were received from a number of organizations
and the contract for furnishing the promenade
music for the ball and all the music for the
promenade concerts was awarded to the Marine
Band. It's leader, Prot Fanciuili has secured a
large amount Of new music which he will play
at the ball The dance music is to be furnished
by Zimmerman 4 STEMS orchestra Prof. Zm-
norman being the leader of the band at the Ma
val Academy, while Mr.. Stein is a profession al
musician of this city
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GEO. W. sTIcKNEY. Auct. I4il q It

TRg gEEEg s SAFE OF E9gR NEARLY COM;
s0nTH SIDE FLORIDA AVENUE BETWEEN
FIRST AND THIRD STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of certain deed Of trnst dated April Is
A. ID. 1892 and recorded In Liber No 1850 folio 100
ct one Ct the land records Of the District Of Co
tiSns Fl he
HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P. M. the following
describe real estate situate in the city Of Washing
ton. District Of Columbia to wit Lots fourteen (4)
fifteen Q5) and sixteen Q6). in Archibald G.
walter and others subdivi.ion Of part Of square
vision recorded IN the osc. Of 'i the SUR SUR
veyor Of the District Of Column 10 In book Is
page g. and also all that part of square beepnnx
at the northwest corner of said lot fourteen W and
running thence northwestwardy along the line OF
sennd.ry street II 6s-lo0 feet. thence due south
southwess cernss Of said lot fifteen 5) thence north
wardly 63 feet In straigh line to the place Of
bcginnfng, together with the improvements on ali OF
said land; subject. however. to previous existing
encunbrance Of record securing
~ 4S4 toeether with such interest may Be- due on
them. OF which Information will be given time Of
sale.
Terms Of sale: One third the purchase money in
cash and the balance in two equal installments in
one and two years. respectively with interest at per
cent per annum payable semi-annuslly. and secured
by purchasers notes and usual deed Of trust on the
deposit Of $500 required At time Of sale II the
terms OF sale sre not fully complied with within
twenty days from date Of sale the the
xht u resell at risk and defautnS purchsser
AL convsysncins Escordins. &C., q purchssers cost
". cLARENcE pnyA1Ls IL. TTustee.
We EpMoNsToN' TrSssss !" NV
fe26 mh2, 4.6.6,1l,l3 Once. EO0 Hfh AZ N -
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baltimore 4 OHIO RAILROAD


,Scs,eaule IN effect November II. reo,
raw "Ash'h''on rrn'n s'ttion corr OF New Jersey
For Chicaro snd Northwest, vestfbuisf rsp,,.i vx
press rains II ~ m. ~ n N isIiv
tn"I n",sSr' 81, Lo,is ,ni ssn.>e. ys,ti-
NJ "a nrg aud Cleveland, express daily IL ID.
For winnhe-t.- ana --sr -.s.ions' y ~
cb..,an nrs.. SstNrHl briaSe, Roanoke. Elorvrus
inn c.rs sna neInnhi. u 10 dsily slesp
f For r n,,,,.,, 3so mn ?; " a.,l-
utesl q. N. No Ok II ~ 10 - " az "a IL SSss
1s GS az az a sS 90 ySSo = 70 f "a u
!! ~ ~ a mnu,.; fs n, ~ N ~ Sr r,S ~
sa5 Ks % % d Is SO T. "a &c &c s Is,
For Ann--oiis. X sni g N m. IL Is.uiA -
IN. SUNDAYS; sNsm., al nm
az 90 frederick. fs4' tii.3o an. IL Is ~ n
For For n,ss-.town. no an, ". .na - 1nr
For "a i-hsr-hnr no ana wsv roir,. 81 - On ma.
-l.4H 81 TX. "a u. -. n * ~ - ns 10 % .il "A
nm .rrre.1 trains s'ornins y r-,n-rsi stations
ROYAL Blue LINE r6p WV YoRR aSp pHrt-
For phr,,o,,,,. SnELpEtt
ds.,y, 500 90 m Dinine az, Sm', - o5 !, ny
fot : %. n,ninv c,rl III 70 o. m 'sl..pinr CO.
For ps'ladelphi.. Wilmington AMI Chester. ab
nurs, p.-io- Cars m all aav .-,,n.
I'M c'r rnnniny ,h-ou9h 10 Boston ri.Sp7, cs,.,.
~ a ,rdre landing IN an
Fcr a,'sn SC City. 10. 90 a m and ~ o5pm. su,-
tEIo-pt sunday. Daily ,suna.yo n,,
RagcaVe callet for sns ~heoked from, ho..i.,,f
-es dencss bv rnion TRANSFER O. on "-i.rs Is,t y
onFtI. LIS and iS'i r ca las 81 sHf s = Lot
Gen MANAGER. Inl4l Gen. Pas. Ar
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As Mr.. E. B. Hay is the chairman Of the
committee on floor and promenade it is safe to
say that everything will 60 on smoothly and
that happiness will reign supreme. Mr. Hay
will be cheerful, at any rate. Whether in the
discharge of his professional legal duties or
presiding at the head of the national organi-
cation Of the Elks or in social circles Mr. Hay
manages to carry sunshine. and at the ball the
only competitor that will stand anv show in
eclipsing the brightness of his CHEEKY face will
be the electric lights.
George A. Darling is secretary Of Mr. Hays
chmmittee The OF her mem hers ara.
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RkoPERTY situate on ! sTBEET MAI
By virtue Of csrtaln deed Of trust dated the 26sh
eay q LS y91 sc A. X as ana duiy recordsd IN ber
the District Of Columbia and the written REQUEST
HSRCH sEyENIA, isaS AZ FIVE e 0cIock
city q wsshinGton, Disxies efo.s:sid and Known q
tnc vset ons-hsh % q orisinal leg numbered ten
he % ssn Set g: q scc bck
west
Terms q sale: Ons-tAird Of the purchass money in
With interest and occurred b. deed q trust on Is:
propcrty. q an cash. Ct pufchaseys option. An -
post go VI! b ysauiEed. e I'm. q ne on each
in Afssen days % dspo;it Win b fcrisifsd.
as.<sa. LSN2s A w MMHF6noDNAAD.{ r.u.s..A
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS,
THOMAS DowLISo . SOW. Aac,. ois 3 $. nv

H'HONAs BOWLING SON. Aucts- 61@ 81. ".
TRUSTEES, SALE OF yALuABLE IMPROVED
INC PREMISES NO; AZ n STREET SOUTH
l2A And 1854 FOUR AND HALF STREET
SOUTHWEST. .rc-,ov
,IBy virtne Of deed Of true, dated November Is.
seq one Of the land records Of the District o: Co
lumbia, and At the request Of the party secured
thereby, we will sell In front Of the premises on
MONDAY. MARCH THIRTEENTH. 1898. AT
HALF-PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK. lot 81, square so,
1sonsinE p feet on the south side Of Ms. BY depth
brick DWELLING, No. AZ NJ At W. and two 4-room
brick houses In rear. Immediately after lot square
545 fronting % feet the side of ~ st nv
depth Of 40 feet to foot alley Improved hy two
Groom brick dwellings, being premises No. l254 and
12o4k ~ 81. sw.
ferms Ove and above an existing trust of about
C.2Oo on the street property cash. the other lots
one-thrd cash. ba ance in six, twelve and eirhteen
properly or AZ cash. at the option Of the purchaser
deposit OF 800 each propet ~ required at time
Of sale All conveyancns and recording az pur-
chaser's cost.
CHAS. SCHAFFR
fe2s-d&ds CONRAD wETTZEL. Trustees
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ID 1CHNoNn aND naNvrrrr PArrRoan IN
h Il. W. HUTDEKoPrR AND REUBEN FosTER
RrHrINEnS


- Schedule IN effect NOvemha- ~ rso,
ttrstns ar We sn2 leave AZ Peansvlxauts ex...,-
ser station. Washington, n. G.
X :H a. w patiy. ronns-ts Truchtu-y e,r al
stations on Norfolk and Western r.'i-ori Naa s,- III
nrnrinfl no'ufs south al Divisions Of p'rNuoaf
AM msnyille System. Pullman Sl~@ns- N.w Yo-t
and Nashin~ton - Wants. conn~rtinv thence w,,S
sleeper 20 orleans via Mln'~nrn.ry nd Meu-
rms via ihrniin~ham. uniting ~ Dsnviua stta
Seener for sngus'a. ronHer-s Manzs<.s FOR Fro,t
hoyal ana Strash1rr daily er-sn. SUNDAY
& ~ Y. 'n.-Daily fO- War-@nfnn ans Chario..ssvTs
sndhrony train for Front ROYAL aud strssbnrT I.iIy
except SunasT. '
ln4g n.in.-Dsilr WASHINGTON AyD sorru.
WESTERN NFSTIBrLfD LIMITED, ~ornpo.ed ~
tire Of Pullman Sle~n-r Dintn- P.rors MI s-,1ok,s
Cars and n Atsnt. Cfitpa ~ hor-sl win P,fi
new r.ears via MONTGOMERY ani New York All
Wnshtnvfan 90 Neea and snsu~sa VIA colu-nAs,
ana " Washington q Nemnhisvia Birmingham Dfnsns
car New York To- MONTGOMERY ""'"s
NJ " m. Daily for AL nrin~ip-i nnant. .o-sh y.
hich',lonf and nSnvtne system. pulIasn Slean.-
Nsw fo-k and Wsshington n Hot SPRINGS via Ash.-
WIG. and Washington - ht1anta
,IRAdNSON WILMINGTON AND OHIO DIVISION
leave Washington az q. 10 q W.. 4 n N w and I q
90 I'm; ando - am. daily. Train leaving wash.
insfon = - n no and arriving q 50 m. rua. to alf
Through trains from tha south .-riv. wa.htn1,,a
h4aa m 10 20 g. N. ard q. % n m ManaSsas DIvt,-
Ion: 20 ~ a m. and 2. 20 n. W., exrant sunday
Tickets, Slee'inz Car reservations aud form a,,o,
,pnrni.hei g. ohce. 1900 P.nnsylx.ni. sve., sn1 "a
tassehger ststion. PennsylvsnA Railroad. Washing
]: s. BROWN. Genera Aren't p.s.~nxsr Dept
=: TuRk, (fenerSi Passenger Agent
W. H. GREEN. GENERAL Msnavar
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CHEsAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY

SCHEDULE IN ErFErT OCTOBER n. rs,,
9Th and r sts III -
Through the grzndest scenery IN lrn.-'c. With n,
nand.omest and nos complete Sold Train ssrviss
West from Washington.
300 y m: dailv-' 'cincinn.,t ana ~ Tout. w.
med.-Sohd vesflbu'ed. newly -luipp.i. .isS.ris-
ghtedtratn- Palltnan's anest Sie.niue wash,nx
TON 70 Cincinnati. Din me- st'srhed 10 May~vilis
dianApolis II 50 q m 81 Loui, : as % a chic.S,
530 p. m.
1l:lOr. m. daily-The famous p. Y. " Tinit.f"-
ssoltd vestibue train with dininv ~sr AMI Puilnsa
slesners FOR Cincinn q. L-rinsSn and LousvIlls.
Lerington 3: 100. n. toui.yilie $50 p M. indian:
npo'ts II .0p %. Chi-ag 9.JSa M. st Louis Is
a m, connectinv in Union derot FOR an roints
2nop. m. fslv-rvpress for go-fonsvilla Chs--
loffesville, Richmond. wavn~sboro' Stanton aaf
prtncipsl Virginia POINTS daily. except sunday. ,f
pniinsn location. and ticket. a, Company. orasss
5l3 and l42l penua ave.
n4 H.. W FULLER Gent Passenger Agent.
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TRgsTEE,S SALE OF VALUABLE LOT AT THE
NUE. AND MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE. I'M
PROVED BY SMALL FRAME HOUSE
BY virtue OF q certain deed Of trust, recorded in
Lber 1913 folio az ct seq Of the land records
fer the District Of Columbia and at the request Of
IFSps q the premises. MoNDAY THE THIR
O'Clock P; NJ: the following describsi pr oper,y in
the city Of W.shinS District Of Columbia; Wit
Terms Of sale: One- ali cash and the balance in one
year. with interest at the Of per cent per an
trust the property sold al cash. the option
to be complied with IN days or the PROPERTY viii be
resold 1t tho risk and Of the defsung
RICHARD z. PAIkO. I r-.
BENZ. f. LEIGHTON. Irustees.
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Larner, Robert VI.
At the head of the committee on printing
was placed Mr.. John H. Oberly. The selection
was an appropriate one, fer Mr.. Oberly is a
type sticker and besides has served an appren-
ticeship In various departments o. the printing
business. In the state Of Illinois. where he
made his home before he came TO this city, he
edited newspapers. Eight years ago MIR.
Cleveland sought him out to help make his adj
mlnlstration a success. and in the position Of
Indian commissioner and of civil service COM
missioner he did good service. He has strong
personality and has host of friends.
Floor and Promenade.
One OF the best known men in the city is Mr..
E. b. Hav, who has been placed at the head Of
the committee on floor and promenade at the
inaugural ball. This is not the first time that
Mr.. Hay has filed this responsible position,
and for years no committee for any large chari-
table or social affair has been regarded as quite
complete without bis name in the list. He has
a very gracious manner about him and this is
shown in everything that he does. For ex-
ample, in the notice that he sent out to the
members Of the committee this week he signed
his name. "Courteously. E. b. Hay" There
was no Yours, &c" about it. There is but lit
tie tor the committee to do until the ball opens,
when they have the duty intrusted to them ~
looking after the comfort and convenience tn
dancersand others on the floor OF the ball rou...
Under the direction Of Mr.. HAY it is safe to
say that the duty will be performed gracefully
and satisfactorily. He has associated with him
large number Of young men who are popular
In Washington social life, and the number is
none too large, for it 10 no small matter to look
after ball at which there are Il, 900 guests.
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/. II. II. YOUNG. clerk Of the circuit court of Alex
sndra county Va. do certify ;sat James T. Clements
and &. E. Nj oil. com nissons-' have .cuted bond
IN the penalty % $40 600 conditioned for faith
fu performance Of their duties commissioners in
| said cause and in accordance with decree therein
1893 III II YoITNG
feZf-dts Clerk
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fe1S-d&ds
fe2S-d&ds
DUBL1C SALE OF VALUABLE LAND IN ALEX.
l. ANDRIA COUNTY VA

By vi-tue Of q decree entered at the November
term, 1872 of the circuit court of Aiexandria
eoun 3. Virginia. in the chancery cause of Castle
man vs.. WEIGH ct al. therein pending. the under
s;xned commissioners for that purp $50 appoint I'd
will, on APRIL IxTH. 1893. at FIVE p NJ, on
the premises, offer for sale all of that histo &c
estate formerly owned by Caleb Cushing and con.
tai,ing 100 acres or less and located in Alex
andr county, Virginia.
This tract Of land IL improved by large ten room
dwelling house with basement, large barn with base
men three fena1t Iouses large orchard shade trees
AID AID beaptifn shru6bery with magnificent view Of the
city OF Mashington his grand place was the SUBJ
urban home Of ,bs ilnssrSus Caleb CUSHING while he
shInb6esy that he planted here are now in their fully
per ect sIuafe and Is one Of the most beauti,u
NATIONAL capital itwoud make valuable subdivision
Tor town lots and villa sites. being the proposed
lines of electric and steam railroads only about two
and half miles from WASHINGTON. and on q COM
handing elevation and in healthy location.
Terms OF sale: e-tourth cash. and the residue of
the purchase money in one twJ and three years. evil
denced by bonds Of purchaser with approved per-
sonal security and DO airing interest ay Of sale
ana the title to be retained until all the purchase
money nall have been paid.
For further informal. apply to James E. Glenn
ents. 1921 street northwest. Washington, D. c. or
G. E. Nicol, Brent vile, Prince William county, va.
JANIS j.. CLEMENTS,
G. T. NICoL.
Il o.
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OUT OF WARRINGTON.

MARYLAND. ST. MARY's CO.. CHARLOTTE
vi Hail-Chzrlotte Hall School, l1s4-ls9l Only
$50 for the session beginning Feb. J. 1888 Military
discipline and practical instruction in business and
classical Beautiful and healthful alton at
the historic Cool Springs 10 miles from Washing
ton and 90 miles from Baltimore. For further infor-
nation address G. n. THOMAS. A. NJ. Principal.
Charlotte Hail schoo'. fel5-Im
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RAILROADS.


l'hf ShtAT
.PsyNsYlykNIA ROUTE
srr R2rR Ihi s,dsifiSfRsPP S5Ssiparxr
1nss S4% stsS'!s aSf:Ss!
For ri:ssoes sas sse west, p-ansyivsais Li@is.i
s.r Mar ss1Ssyi ~ Ca S.shasiSa 70 chiesTs
. nf Dsiss c.. s.r r s.T.sn 70 To %
III IFS & lS 10 y .,S s,ts 90. - as..
ui. E, sr-.S 10 seS ne AL, p.,
g. ~ Nsshinston 20 Hsr-ishnrr ana si.ersns
Dnn Hsr.SnrS 10 81 r and cpsns..s nd
G.sAirs,o:., 80 =. - y "a dsnr, v',h sl..rtas Cars
r,ssnrs Nth through S,.-r~r- sor rl,,.ssrx .sa
ssso southw-.,ern Esp-..s az - ~ ~ -.
wsmpp1s. &C.. CSSiSmhu- cinsinnsti indisn.roi,s.
ri.S1rs ,s'9 20 iS 81 Iouis, sle-rins Oar Hsr.
g R,.srSna. ~ ~ , nnins Or N,,cns
S r .t.s and q. we. -i,h ,Srcash sssss
fT ssSe; SsnsntATps RScrests, sas S,.r.-. r.n.
For rris. c ssGs i sgn lay -
fsiS arr Ns-,r, nv fnf sy-s ,,y,
For wiissspart pS. ~. .wassin.tPn 70 l.nir,
sis~SinS - = r., s.ily. .I5sr saturday. ~iss
S'y s,S-F, spn,sy wi,,.c 80 S1 I'm,
ros FEfL ,nftrht. ~ CIV y sSS s,'v sl,T
.ns pnS.' R c a. D FycT..; sIs-.ir' ps-.s
eao. dsrrs,-a nin,rnso c C@,'s..l ~. 100.
d san,, W * g ~, l"sso.a, Il Is IS . m m
!, az az an. !" Il. an. alS 40. 10 4, ~ ~
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All ,arlc- 's-s. Win MIMI ca ~. a,.,. a..
r9Ts 400 aa'ly. sor Ph,l. .lpSts ~.st
FOR pHIL,nELpHr, ONLY.
f'ss -,5r 7'''na IN. week days. saa & <sa
Frs .. or .:..s ; 4a~. N. s,e-
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CLus Dnrxa HlADAcun promptly cured hy
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OCEAN TRAVEL
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r Ms9 have your letters and cables addressed care
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American system Compete banking facilities The
use OF Low'SP CKETCABLE CODE. nrlce 20 cents.
is indispensable. Send for a copy Of THE PASSEN-
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TOURS TO THE TROPICS-ATLAS LINE.
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Mitchell, Milton @. schwarar. W. Hall
montgomery, X A. Sinsheimer, Benjamin
Munzinger, Chas. n. Seitz, y. z.
Muntz, Thomas Skidmore, J. Fletcher,
Newman, Fred. q Thomas. J. W.
Nordlinger. Wolf Thomas. John b.
" hare, Edward j. vsndiver, Capt. Jno W.
Ohver, Joseph A Weaver, Robert d.
Payne, Calvin Williams, Wash. B.
Perry, w. A. Wine, Louis ID.
Roulette, U. 3. Williams. Thomas W.
Kicks, Geo. c. Walker, William II.
Riley, Thomas G.. Walters, j. X.
Scanlon, Michael b. West, VIM ID.
small, Arthur Wanstall. John
Strauss, Henry Young, II. d.
The Printing Committee.
The biggest job the printing committee has
had to do has been the issuing Of the pamphlet
containing the names Of all the inaugural COM
mi'tees. This is quite book in itself, for it
fills sixty pages and contains over 1000 names.
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Mr.. Johnson's ASSOC
!. y. Jackson,
o. l. johnson
Archer, Andrew
Bartlett, ]. ID.
Baum. W. II.
Beavsns. Charles A
Beyer, Samuel b.
Browning, Horatio
Bunch. y.
Burke, Jerome b.
Burns. Frank II.
Burns. William @.
Church. G.. B.
Church. W. A. n.
Colbert. Michael J.
Crawley, John p.
Cornell, Dennis
Daish, j. b.
Dingman, Harrison
DunnIngtOn, Charles A
Doyle. Robert F.
Drew. Edward NJ.
Duncanson, Chas. c.
DUNCAN. W. W.
Earnshaw, b. b.
Eiehorn, Rudolph
Ergood, Jesse c.
Fiebeger. q. ].
Fish. Ross A.
Fisher. A. ].
Fletcher. William II.
Grant, j. Ii.
Garden, Peter c.
Gerry, b. +.
Gieseking. Frederick {
Golden, Z. A.
Hammett. DIR. c. VI.
Handy, Charles ".
Harbaugh, Edward G
Harris, Guynn
Hoge. William 8.
Hoadley. James z.
Holden. DIR. r. T.
Hoffman. William T.
Hungerford. ThOs. W.
johnson. George =.
johnson, George j.
johnson. Isaac l.
johnson, Allen l.
johnson. Thomas l..
keech, DIR. Thomas A.
Kelley. b. ElwoOd
kIiieen GaDrre
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LADIES' GOODS.

WI formerly New York. invites patr, 81 Wash
fneton ladies Latest style Gestures perfect ht II
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DENTISTRY.

LIMITED STATES DENTAL ASSOCIATION 4ol
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, Secretary.
King, Thomas J.
Kirby, Wallace W.
Kirk. George E.
Lansburgh. Julius
Lord. Frank b.
Maddox, Samuel
Msdigan. Frank p.
McCsully. Benz. +.
McCsuley, Harrison G.
MCGOWAN. VI. A.
MOrssIl. S. T. @.
Moylan. John i.
Nicolaides, Kimon
Neumeyer, Leopold
Otterhsck, p. b.
Parker, George s.
Parker, John c.
Perry, Richard NJ.
Reubsam. DIR. J. E.
Riley. Thomas r.
Ross, Samuel
RosseIl, Capt. W. T.,
L. s. A.
Ruff. Albert B.
Seufferle. William s.
Shea, James Z.
Slater, John G..
Smith. Thomas W.
Smith. William r.
Simms, Giles G.. c.
SOmerville, Thomas
Soper. George f. ID.
Staples, o. q.
Stephenson, Thos. p.
Stephenson, W. ].
Sitter. Frederick A.
Stockbridge. V. ID.
Stolpp, Edward
Stuart. William E
Swami. John p.
TAYLOR, Arson 3.
Thomas. y. L.
Thompson. o. T.
Truesdel. George
Walker, T. II.
Walker, Il. A.
Walker. ". T
White, George
Willard, Henry A.
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