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MARRIED..

pALDwIN-CORT-On Wednesday. April goth. 1898, By
the Rev. g H. Eaton. d. D., Win. II. Baldwin, q
Ohio and Isabel Cont, daughter Of Nicholas
l.. Cort, OF this city.
Thursday, Apn 9th, 1893.
bv the Rev. Geo. W. Miller, Orcilh Erskne 70 William
Prescott Barker
Saturday, April 18th 81 st. Bar.
tholomew's Church, by the Rev. David H. Gieer, Grace
(,ene,feye Taylor. TO DR.. John Sladc Ely.
JOUNsON-KE RSIAW-On "Wednesday, April 18Th ae
the residence brides parent. Sis Greene-ave.
Prookyn by the Rev. j. Montgomery. OF james N. E
hu,rh Ida Gee eldest daughter Of Mr.. ana MA
Geo W. Kei shaw, Van Allen Johnson, 0 Spring Vel
ley, y. y.
pFI.K-UrpRARp-N Roche.ter n. Y, on Thursday.
April 9Th at residence Of the bide's parents By
the Rev Dr. Stelbins, Helen c. daughter OF Mr. sne
Mrs VIM A. Hubbard, to Charles B. Peek, formerly q
this city
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HENRI MARrrAr', APPEARANCE.

The announcement of Henri Marteau's appearance
next Friday afternoon at the Hotel Brunswick. on
page - OF this issue enormously states II 20 be hls
last before be sails for Paris, The error dscov
cred too late to be corrected.
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IN MEMORY or THE SAMOA DISASTER.
TRIBUTE TO TIE OFFICERS AND MEN LOST IN
THE STORM FOUR YEARS AGO.

There will be placed In the chapel Of the
Naval Academy at Annapolis. the tribute OF the
United States Naval Association. composed OF all the
graduates If that institution. to the many gallant
American scamcn who lost their lives during the
hurricane at samoa in March, 16s9 Three American
mcn-of-war were driven ashore during the storm.
almost Mt the same time They were the Nandalia,
which went down with nearly all hands; the flag
ship Trenton which became n total loss, and the
steamer Npsc which for several days lay near the
sunkcn vandalia but VIM ait"rward hauled oil badly
damaged
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neliaiouo Notices.

ALL SOILS CHURCH. Maiison.aye. and Gsth-st.-
HOLY Communion, 10 a. m. Rev. SAMr FL II. BISHOP
breaches "A; II. special music al service y. m,
When the choir will BE- augmented BY the choir Of 81
IarihOlomcw's Church
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backward. turn backward. o Time In your your, Night
Make me a boy again just for May night
Let me arrange The uc-tac on the pane
And watch the old lady have spa,lns as.tiii'
Give me the dead cat to hang To the door
The naughty boys May basket Just OF yore
Watch the old man from his easy chair vault
Aud load UP his niuskct WITH birdshot ana salt
-CaippexpoliS Journal.
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TIE SHELLEY MEMORIAL FCND.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
sir: The American members Of the committee 10
pro, dc The funds Tor the Shelley Memorial. at Iioha
suss.x. England. acknowledge With thanks the fol
lowing subscriptions made since the former report
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ENGLISH As SHE IS PRINTED ~ INDIA.

From The London STAR.
We get from timc To time amusing specimens OF
spoken Baloo English" but samples Of he style In
which the native IindOo conloNltor sets up type al"
not 90 common. Here II sent by Il colonial man
agcr now touring IN India
T. PL A a III 1 T. Il.
bombay 10Th Dct, W.
Arrangements have been made by which Mr.. Mac
Mahon will Exhibit In the Drawn. ..l,<.,...,.
FDISUN-, LATEST PHONOGRAPu.
Room ut . l.; n.,, u,,,i,t,, Narhi,e
The coming Abatement Of Mans Irlns.
NOTE .-Ibi. Instrument I. Perpetual Wonder up TO
dat having ju.L been brought rom Mr Edison .
iamous I,bora,ory. IL II the only one IN tho
and whit are the voices OF the
Hon w f. GLADSTONE. General sIlERl.
DAN JOSEPH JEFFl.EsoN ,PEi.slDt Nn
rfEvFLAND AND FRED LESLIE JUST
.oh Tor the t1ch Of Vanished hand ands the sound
-" '' ~ +, ,olce that l. -till."
CoNrT' SOLO by JULES LtRY, the Champion
corosts. Of The world Vocal and ln.rumental numb,s
nv Emmiosnt Article, IN Eurow and America, w
XX.ns s"o Guards md second Regiment tSew YvTN
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A-SPIRITrAI IsM.-Adclphi Hall. 52d'st and
broadway. SUNDAY. y. M. trance speaking ana test
sane. j. ". FLETCHER. Medium. O'clock. special
rciscs speaking, music etc
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CHURCH OF TUE ASCENSION. 5th.avc. and 10th.
st. Rev IT, NJ WILKINS minister in charre-Sernces
SUNDAY Holy Communion at a. services at III o. n.
and a. ma. 4 shortened service IN the chapel. No. l2
W,.t iith.-t., at \ I. m. Rev. wM. Brazil, d. D..
viii prcach "A 4 and \ u.
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The ONCE OF Dr. F. Hasbrouck for the painless exeecuo9
Of teeth TO Harvard Building, southwest coenes S2ds
and Gth.ave., 72c 0thave.
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CUIRCII or +

CHURCH Oh THE MESSIAH. corner 3ith.st ane
ROBERT COi.LlER
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Becc haul. Pills take the place Of entire medieins
chest Ehould be kept for use In every family 70
l lpN
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CHRIST CHURCH Boulevard and West 7lst-st-Df
I = SIIlpM\N. Rector. Services AT IL a. and
T. m. SUNDAY school at 10 a. m.
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This amount has l~en RENTED ~ James Stanley
Little esq. 81 IIOrslnm. England, honorable
rotary OF the shelley Committee. The American
subs riptlon ID herewith closed.
u. r. ALDRIClI.
Il. ". GLIDER.
L. &. >1EDMAN.
New York. April o.. 1893.
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Fast tstns.Nsandsy service 10 a. SUNDAY st;Toi
immediately after. Meetng Tuesday, p. N. heading
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SECOND rNIvERSALIST SOCIETY. Rev J. ".
BARTHOLOMEW. Pastor.-Regular services held
evc'v sunday hal 81 West I26thst. II .. IN. and
n. m.
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MRS. HELEN r. BRIGHAM Knickerbocker Con.
scrvatory A West answered from the
audience. "lmrroy isations" subject for evening, =
d. m Martin Luther.
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CUlRCU CLrR LECTrI

CHURCH CLUB LECTURES.
The Rev. MORGAN DIX. ). T. d., d; c. L.. Eeeeo.
~ Trinity Parish. will lecture The Council oe
T,hr,ns" IN ST. Thomas Church. this afternoon at
o'clock Lecture preceded by short E,ensong AL seats
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MRS. HELEN VAN ANDERSON. OF Chicago. author
Philosophy, Of is5 East ead.st. April 3Oth 8 D. m. 4
cordial Invitation Is extended.
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SERVICES 3 and 80 p. M, school OF TheoerEy.
it6 West 23tst. subjects The Elements That Never
Change,r The Stars That Never Set"
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FIVE POINTS nor Sc OF INDUSTRY. lis Worth.
ST WILLIAM y. BARNARD SuLerlnt' ndent.-Ser,fee
Of every sunday az 30 The service is 81.
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Notices Of marriages must be Endorsed With fuu
name and address.
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HOLY TRINITY CHURCH, Harlem. I.enox ave. cor.
I2ai.st Rev. DR. FRIEDMAN. Rector.-Morning prayer
and sermon, IL o'clock Even>oDg. O'clock Evening
prayer xnrmon AZ O'Clock. The Rector will preach
A. lotl Sc hs,
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FIRST SOCIETY OF SpIRITUALISTS Carnegie
Music Hall J7thst. and 9Th Morning. II evening"
& j. CLEGG WRIGHT speaker. Afternoon, D.
.Psychica Experience"
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TEMPLE EMANC:EL Sts.sye. and t3d:se-I 9. ~
Dr. J. stLvEkMAN Lecturer "ASe Jows Gagteslonsl ~
~ Cnitasiaus JowsV
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MARY BURSs' DECISION.
Mrs witt,k~ndt'. Daughter Declines to
Leave ~. Roses.

Yesterday afternoon Justice Bradley heard
the case % Mary ". Burns on writ Of habeas
corpus sent out by her mother, Mrs. wittikendt
Of s2s Virginia avenue southwest. and directed
to sister Clara in charge II 81. Roses Industrial
school The girl. quite good-looking miss,
appeared in court seated between two OF the
sisters. and was quite neatly atti-ed, while Mrs.
". and her husband and her two sous we're
present. Ar. chaplin Brown. vino appeared
With Mr. H. Y. OConnor for Mrs W. read the
petition and Mes-r-. Hamilton and Colbert
appeared for the sisters and read the return.
DENYING that the girl was restrained Of her lib
erty. Mr Brown for Mrs. ". filed traverse
a. the answer DENYING that she agreed that IL
best that she should not see the girl, assert
ing tha; she had al divers times contributed
both clothes and money toward the support of
her child. and that ON the 3ist ~ December she
stated her desire TO live with her mother and
family. Mr.. r. suggested that the mother be
called and inquired Of to the circumstances
% placing the child in the ASYLUM.
Mr. Hamilton suggested tina, the child was
eighteen years OF sgs and that she be exam
med that n the girl desired TO 90 with her
mother the sisters we're satisfied
Mr.. Brown said that II the girl was examined
IN open court there might be surroundings
which would iaGuce her 20 make replies not In
secord rith the dictates of her heart. He sug
81 interview frst and the guards (sisters) should
not be with them.
Mr.. Hamilton agreed to this proposition and
repealed the intimation that the sisters were
guarding the girl.
Mr.. % Connor said that the girl nav be
eighteen and at the same time a. inex perieaeed
- one % ten wears. and suggested chat the cir
eum-tanoe- surrounding her when she Is exam
inst should be considered.
The court directed that the mother and
daughter have an interview and they were
shown into the retiring room. the two brothers
Of the girl joining them In five minutes the
mother came out 20 see her counsel stating that
Mary wanted TO know what kiEd Of business
Mr.. Nitnkend, Wa IN. In a short time the JUS
tiee entered the room. and. Oh returning TO the
court room. the giri took a seat with the sisters
and Justice Bradley sail hat the CIR had ex-
pressed . wish 20 remain where she was. After
some discussion the rights OF n mother the
justice dismissed the writ and Mary returned
with the sisters
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PROPOSALS.

BOXES pSR s sNb .sd LIZZIE 9ox
Post oflse pepsr,rnent wsshinrion. D. g. b.eer.
Der o ssS.sealed rropos.s VII b. received a. tsis
iei pSIts seEos Sob IS L SN sSTss
for furnish nr street letter boxes psi a. y, - lss
posts posts and pede.tals for the sarpsrt al 81
spisss e the re. Selss ss g: .sr: .,.
These oore- are TO be n three szes the sms lest or
nifty (75Ol cubic inches az inside spac.. sbs ne
No . not iess than one housand ON. hand--d snl
largest SIZE No. 3 not less than two Thousand fhr-s
hundred and sixty e, soO cubic inches q inside
70 be exclusive Of sports or srsce ocu ,ei ~
apparatus or devices for the rroteton Il ths msfs
but 5 arp . f Pre-. Z, 81 the Sess
in their Judgment. will best u.trsfe the sntsss
and safest devices obsainahle az reasonably, rssS.
Ihe contractor Tor these supplies Of tbs viii
sureties in sum not less than se5 600 TO fsihfuily
perform contract and 20 save. harmless the unite1
io-s damage or cost 5; reason Of any nfrnss MI, 3
any patent In the Of said boxe- 90 post OF eiff<
vent or o.nsr Of any psfenfable device shi,. =
eeI,ss or ado Ted Lsrsin 9r sis ..sspse VII! ~ ~
terest in such boa. device inventon ths, a.. -
psrtment may have Derpetusi and exclusive rrhs -
suppiies II may hereafter obtain: saeh ms-ps -
Inventions % be re. ssisned when the derusms,e
fsopssss may e .smitisd ioS supplyins so ,ss,s
able for inside locas or for psdisefs bob. tie
two coats q he BE-, Enxish vermiiien ths i.s;sr
have the, snch letter. and devices. sam "a a.
cast :. the fSstm.ster General may desisnss. ssI
sufhcient IN sse and suitable IA rueturr sor ss,.S
ns sss III. ,sssr md ns.ss 20, sose nae =
VIM sssSrsfd E .s,ss. any N sohS
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MGR. sAToILI's MISSION.
His Power. Brosd~nrd and widened and
He 10 Not to lie Recalled.


He .. Not to lie Recalled.
As published in last nights STAR in the form
% q telegram from Rome, newspaper in
Naples. Italy. said recently that the mission Of
Mgr. satOlli 30 this country had been q COM
plste failure and that he had been recalled BY
the Vatican A an interesting answer to this
"a 10 stated at the CathOic University that the
European mail received there yesterday
brought 20 Mgr. SatoIh. the papal ablegate. in
strue lions broadening and widening MS powers
aud imposing upon him new duties and re-
spOn-ibilities. which must necessarily occupy
hts attention 20 the exclusion Of all but the
most urgent business for some time TO come.
further interesting fact Was learned. which
va that the circulation among priests in New
York. BROOKLYN and New Jersey OF q protest
against the efforts being made by Catholic
newspaper TO sntagonize the legstes mission
had been brought 10 Mgr. Sstolhs attention
and that be had said. while he recognized the
sincerity and devotion that inspired this move
meut. he thought II better it should go no
further. No one. he said. could doubt the loyal
adhesion Of the American clergy TO the actions
% the holy see through its authoritative repre-
sentative. nor would any one take the utter
snce- OF the newspaper in question as the eA-
preston Of the American clergy.
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a NOBLE WOMAN aoSoREp.
Ni.. Harri~, y. Dame Holds . Exception
and Meet. MANY Friends.


Nt.. Harrt~, r. Dame Hold. 4. Reception
and Meet. MANY Friends.
~ -, ...
=. Il -, 81,
-. :. ~. - 49,. -
-. a.. - =, ..,s',--,. ,,,h, n,
~. - .s.-.-
HER ARMY SERVICE
Miss Harriet Patience Dame was the person
and u q. her name that 4. a watchword among
v.t.-,r. g. .v.,,,E,,,, ,,.. y. tender ard good
- - - rI.,,,.sL,,.
..'.I ~, I,,.leu ~. 'Ie -. ace, "a
As nospi'AI na'rvn Ih Jun I'.-... 49, ~.
- !. =. - IL - uh,L ~" ~ - -, -
- - .n .'ys. .. -. a..
,s. ~ - 49, -
49,, n'Su. y, 80" 49,. - -, Co. a.
,.o.,s, :, -. -.',.,,s al =. be- oyr
- -, 49, go -, Al. Oh .tons
sh,,,~1 :, ca,',s,-,ris hi hsr rry;nseBt r,sr
ti-tr.rsa m a. sd h.;-le 81 B1n Run.
nv. a. o.. ,,E., rrtso,sr INIT VS.. soon
released Mis-. Dan. was APPOINTED matron OF
the .ixhteep,h aryy,v corn. hosnital in 1864 and
had .ap.rvi.iou % IN. nurse. on dn.v. or her
sc,yica g., v,,.to, ia. ..Vbe,axer the
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BOARDING

M ANlhp-rBiNAIE FAMILIES 40 KNOW
" They can always nud trained walters 10 ssrve
ulhne = rec-rtions o. halls pur- clear -prnr
urhhs"i ~ TIE mnu'h city raf@renc-s CAL ai-
dr-~s ". W. THOMPSON. is2 Carcoran q. n s-S'
DS 1AFAlETTF SQUARE LARGE HaSpsONr
~ rooms n sss'oud and third hoors alec eleeant
suites of two aud thru crate f,irnaos
private table " desired sstss.
Nol CAN GIT THE RFsr as- BRFaNFAsr
ana dinnef IN ID. city ~ fASToRFlELf's Cal u
Tor iEsies ana rrnt'enen. 6lh la. ave. nv hr.saE
tsst. 10 II. dinn-r. 20 $50 ln3-iw'
'I'Ht LINCOLN. COR. 10TH ANnH SIS Hks
board. 49,
II looms AND BOARD Al THE FRrDDsIA. a
~ oetE".n 18th and 9Th, a. elU per nlanf,t aud 40
siu isoi@ o0ard Al ~ 'nr-r month. .AiG
THE .'CuLLENToN. PIN CAPITOL ut Hss
vacant Few desirable r,tn~. sirsla and on suite
also suit rarlor floor With -Nr-ll-nf h,.rd 49,
table eoarders Mr.. D DOYLE o. Phil. js3-at'
DHILADELPHIA BOARDING FIRST CLASH
c-O per month sl5 ST. NV. dal OF
RoAkDIN6 - FIRsr-CLAss TABLE BOARD AT
- lolt MASS ave n. ". reference s.,e-aws
THE souTHERN-5li 18TH ST. Nw-FrRsT-
Il class family hoard and room, 81 pr day 90 pss
week. Runs tally-ho coach daily D. Ariinst ~
soldiers home add Cabin John bridEe nf7-2tn'
THE HOTEL RICHMOND
u 18th snd n Ii. nv
VIII open TUESDAY. Dec-uher q. newly f,--ussh.i
rented and repaired and will he Kept On IN. Amest-
can an aud also rent rooms by the month O. year .
dim NV COLEMAN.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES

FICIAL.-pEPARTMENT or STATE, WASH
v ING TON. D.. c.. JAN. 8. lS93-Info-mstion
Tund G. srsida. the consul Of the United States AZ
18th of November. 1902. At San juan del Norfe. Of
william z; King q wsshin,!on. p. G. The legal
represenfatiyee OF the de eased obtain further
forpatiou ~ Supplying to th deiartment. Per din
patch No 81. Datsd Nov. q. 1902 II
OTfEI6cIIaaL-PEPARTnENT OF STATE. WASH
has been rsesivsd 8 this depsrtnsns fr2m NJ u:
q Nardeburx Germany. a the death. the Oh Of
Deceinber. 16Ae 1t Hadmefstsben. Germany, Of Ed
ssstssl Per dispstch No. 06 nsssd Dee n is6s. II
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Installation Crrrmnniss-

Past Grand Chief Carpenter. accompanied by
the Grand Ca-tle officers. Knights Of the Golden
Eagle. visited Monarch Castle, No. 2. a, their
i~st regular session for the purpose OF in
stating the newly elected oficers. After wit
messing the comforting % the pilgrim degree
upon Paris = Brsnge the posts were vacated
By the Castle officers and assumed BY the
grand oeieers- The following officers
we're hen installed; Pas. chief. James z. Rose
noble chief. Isaac HArts;all: high priest. Gil
bert y. ksndolI h; venerable hermit, Nicholas
C@fFey; master Of records. Fred. c. Hart
mann; clerk 81 exeheqrer. Charles H. Eau
man. keeper Of sAehsqEer. Edward L. Tol.on
SIR herald, Alfred Worch worthy chamberlain
william Freer: eusiga. William r. Sangston
second guard, julien Sears.
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WANTED-ROOMS

WANTED - BY A GENTLEMAN AND HIS
w daughter. three four rooInH furnished or un-
furnished. hOor. for light house eeping; very
CAREFUL tenants; references nor Invest preferred
RadTess .. l3iZ Ixth 1t n W IA 2t'
WANTED-FURNI~HED ROOM. WITH board.
w for self wife and child Address with full par
ticuIsrs. 6. d. Star Office. iaI IL
U-ASrED-FCRNIsHED AND UNFCRNISHED
w rooms. ali parts Of city; cheapest and plan
TO secure desirable roomers Established 1851
shACkLEFoRD'S AGENCY. 427 1lth st. n W.
dl44w.
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Postmaster General wansulaker ID in receip,
Of q letter from the director general OF po.,.
OF Psra stating tina; DR.. Jose Vale Rie-tra
souia soon leave Lirn1 for the purpose of
studying the postal system 0: tie United
etases. and ssking that thsre be extended to
him ths ascal cOurt--ies in such cases.
The Postmaster General has accordingly re-
ques;ed all postmasters Of the Uni ed Ststes
shoss ofHces Mr.. valie-Riestra may desire to
vi<it W extend IN him all eOurtesies and tacili-
tss In their power.
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FOR RENT-HALLS.

TO RENT-FoR CONCERTS, LECTURES.
r a xeh sss .eT parss BY are w
comes out clean; new scenery; newly furnished; in
mrs tclass condition in every way. o. @. STAPLES,
Wizards Hotel. ja4-eo6t
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FOR SALE-BICYCLEj
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

WANTED-25 To 5o-AcRE Farm ON IfAss
w Of one year, with privilege Of nve within c,.
hours drive Of Washington. Must have roosI bo.ss
and outbuildin0s, some timber aud running vs,erI
near railroad station. Address. with terms
@. W.. p D. Boz lspp
oso Philadelphia
EoR sALE-sl. 200-PIcTCREsQUE FARM N
Montgomery county; near PatuKent rivsr " nile
from Ashton turnpike the route OF the p-opr-.f a..
trio railroad; IL miles from ID. c. 20 are wf,s
rood new house and stsbling for four horse, Arc
sTABLER. NJ D.. Brighton. MONTGOMERY Co. Nd
ta.e2w
LNoR SALE ONE OF THE FINEST FARMS ~
Il Maryland. 2b5 acres highly improved; hand.,,,s
dwellings good outhouses large orchard, nns trusl-
ing lsnd; near rsllroadi two canning fsrtor7ss
churches and schools Will sell at q bargain FRANZ
HUME. 4J4 Pa dilir,
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ATTORNEYS.

CNM Is.s.I Z cAE E.;Ss,cr AILAs.
DC 2e<idsaos tEx3 81 ~ 1{SS
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" ANTED-HOUSES

WASTED-To BUY FOR CASH. SMALL HOUSE
w in any section Of the city. Apply to = OPEN
HLIMER BRO. Ola y-h ~ n. w jAj-3t
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

SSoR RENT
2o16 ST. W. .r. and hath. . -. SIS 80
2>31 10Th 81. Or and bath. -. 90
JAMES A. BATES CO..
ls6-6t 1iO9 st. nv.
st y. "; water and sewer; Ella 30 per month key
2229 TN. A. VI. Rad, lilo 18th ST. nv. IT.
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WINTER RESORTS.

THE PENNHCRsr,
ATLANTIC CITY.
Completely remode led and r~furnished Steam heat
Open all tn year. JAMES HOOD. d3l-3m
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MALE OR FEMALE.

WANTED-WoMsN COOKS. SIC TO $40 PER
W month; maids. Mattresses, nurses. scrubbsrs.
hutsrs. cooks coachn,en. kitchen help farli-
les snd hotels DICKS AGENCY. 613 7th 1t. ,a6-2cs
WASrED-FIFTY CLrRKS To ADDFESS EN-
w vs.ope., &c immediately. Call at ITO @ st.
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WANTED-CANvi Frs FOR 'SCFNFS FROM
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