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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-30
Day in the Senate.

Day in the Senate.
.ss than twenty Senators We're in the
senate chamber when Lieutenant Governor
N4alaga aal ed tlaa ieodx 10 order. KEY. it.
B Gcauchafpp. pastor # 'lra ssiaad-Street
Methodist Church offered prayer.
ore lJill was offered by Mr.. Cogttll q
sle.ed 10 give extra pay TO tie regis
,rsal.s Of Chesterfield county.
Clerk Burton was about to refer the
fdiisato the Committee on Privileges and
F,.crtio:lE bur Senator l5arl6sdaie suggest
Cd that as local legislation was Intended,
i. sho,:ld go TO 4 he special Joint commit
done.
M. Donohoe's motion 10 adjourn was
carried Al 12.e5 F. NJ.
The House Session.
Rer G.. A. Marks opened the House
With pravcr. There was a small attend
rn,e. man. OF the members being out of
Gown for Sln6ay
bill was introduced By Mr. Angel
10 amend section lbgof an act to pro-
mote the public health and to regulate
.he sanitary construction, home drain
ing and plumbing and 10 secure the
registration of plumbers in all cities
WITHIN the. State having a population of
S0t., and 20 provide for a board OF eS-
animation Of plumbers and defining their I
powers and duties, prctite Tor compen-
sation and 10 provide for penalties, and
TO exempt the city Of Roanoke. The bill
rtfs referred.
Ri Gardner introduced a 1ill entitled
6 bill TO bar the Commonwealth and the
counties from collecting taxes on read
estate due and payable ,rior To January
j, 1896 by sale or otherwise, and that
ali real#9estate in the Commonwealth lie
and Is hereby released from the lien of
al tases on reai esiateaat;e and PAYABLE
20 the Commonwealth and the COUNTIES
p,3sg 70 January / lase, provided thaf
tho act shalt not arf1ly TO taxes assessed
against the real estate Of nonresident
land owners
The House at 1920 adjourned on mo-
tfcn or Mr.. Foatllerstone
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q ,
on going to his wharf one will see the.
negro catching the Steamboat line. On
the farm you will see the negro driving
tile mower. blowing and making fence. nee.
A negro does his cooking, takes care OF
his house, does the chores anou1 lle
f.,,-rns aud. IN fact. does all about the
farm. t.yce,,t occasionally yon see a
n it, man riding about as if wondering
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-30

liivan. a. we'll known
county, died lat her
Hope Church, after a
ypaoid fever. She is
uspand and three chil-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-30

Ray. c. A. Marks opened the House
with PRAYER There was small attenG-#
nnoe many OF the members being out .of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-30
The House Session.

M. Donohoe's motion 10 adjourn was
carried al 122.na F.. NJ.
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Property transfers recorded yesterday
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N f}e. Entertainments IF the uash
- yrof5ressive euclle party; sven
"a home. O Mr. and Mrs. -
-, ~, princess Anne Street be flfs'
49, ,,rizs, vas won la> Miss t,tlsfs Y.
E e - aud the gent'eman.s i7rizs. went
- Mr. X. II. HprlIaulp a ill MN. =
,s.sias and gentlemen elt1oNsd s!lt s
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-03-24
STAGE NOTES.

Wilson Barrett, who is playing in Sydney,
Australia, will shortly leave for trip to South
Africa. lie will not appear in London again
before next summer.
Lord Cavendisl who at one time it was ru-
mored was going to marry Edna May, has patched
up his differences with Isabel jay, another singer
of London, and the pair will be married next
month
Jessie Bateman, the English actress, does not
care to leave London next season, and Frances
Belmont of the "Florodora'' scNtet. will be
Charles IIawtry's leading lady next fall, in "a
Messenger from Mars.
Notwithstanding the booming given Anthony
Hopes "Pinkerton's Peerage' in London, the
piece is said to have lost money ever since its
first production and will soon be taken off the
stage.
While in the retiring room OF Boston pho
tograph gallery last week. Nina Edwardes the
understudy of Isadore Rush in ''Florodora." had
her hair set afrc from gas jet and, was seri.
ously burned. She will have to wear wig for
several months.
Maud Feacy closes her engagement of two
years as leading woman with Mr. William Gil.
lette on April II. At the expiration of the
| London season, she will not play the provincial
tour with the company, as she sails for America
on April 49, having signed to appear stock
Francisco Miss Fcaly's withdrawal from Mr..
Gllette'S company is permanent, ms it is decided
| that Mr.. Gillette plays ''Shcrlock Holmes
again next season, and she does not wish To play
| the same role three years. -,
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DR.. Lyons
PERFECT
Tooth Powder
Used by people of refinement
for over a quarter of a century

appear at the Academy of Music for three nights
and three matinees, is one Of the strongest com
panies on the road. The company, though new
In these parts has earned wide reputation
through the East. Miss Karroll, however, is
well known to all the theaer going public as
the original "pock's Bad Boy" and has an cx.
cellent opportunity as Mamie Brennan TO show
herself in the new part "A Night in China
town." the most realistic Of all meodramas.
The company carries its special scenery and many
new and novel electric effects.
During the acts many charming specialties
are introduced. Miss Karroll will introduce her
celebrated tough" speciality, consisting OF songs
and dances; Miss letta Peters will sing; Harry
Antrim, the singing whistler in limitations, whis.
tling and trick bone solos; Tommy Murry in
songs and eccentric dancing; Mart Malloy in
refined specialtics and Mcssrs. Antrim and Me.
Clelan and Miss Peters and Miss karroll as the
"Bowcry Spoilers" in characteristic songs and
dances, etc. Popular prices will prevail during
the engagement. Friday matinee and night,
Devils Nine" and on Saturday matinee and
night Corner Grocery"
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charge have prepared an excellent pro-
gramme which will consist of selections
by the Anthracite Gilee club, addresses
by j. e. Watkins and George Howells,
superintendent of Scranton schools;
Mozart quartette, and solos and recita-
tions by we'll known local talent. All
members are requested to be present
and help make the celebration a grand
success.
Every member of Lackawanna lodge
No 113, American Protestant associa-
tion are requested to attend tomor-
row evenings meeting. Busines of inn
portance pertaining to the welfare of
the order viii be transacted
The Methodist Episcopal church choir
will hold two rehearsals this week in
preparation of Easter exercises. Tues
day and Saturday evenings will be de-
voted to rehearsals by the members of
the choir. Chorister Richard Watkins,
desires the presence of all members of
the choir at each rehearsal.
Mrs. William Powell, of Ridge street,
is recovering from her recent indsposi-
ton.
Funeral services over the remains of
the late A. r. Doud, took place from
his late home in Greenwood on Satur-
day and We're largely attended. Services
were held at the family residence at .
O'Clock. Rev. Mr.. Young. of the Moosic
Presbyterian church. otficiated and de-
livered an impressive sermon. The
floral offerings We're numerous, many
being presented by friends and neigh
bors. Interment was made in the Marcy
cemetery The Free and Accepted
Masons of the deceased was promin-
ent member of had charge of the OBJ
seques.
The social held at the Welsh Congre-
gational church under the auspices of
the Ladies' Aid society was IL success
socially and financially
Richard Watkins n we'll known bari
tone of the town won the solo prize at
the Pttston eisteddfod on Friday even
ing. Mr.. Watkins was also successful
in the duet competition with Mrs.
Thomas, of Pittston as his singing
mate.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Curtis, of High
street, spent Yesterday visiting rea-
tives in Pittston.
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MOSCOW.

Mrs. Emelne Brown is i'll OF nervous
prostration at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Bert Biesecker.
Clair Pelton, of the Stroudsburg State
Normal school, is spending few days
at his home here.
Benjamin Rozelle and Miss Iona
Sayre We're married Saturday of last
week in Scranton.
Mrs. Charles Millard returned home
Sunday. after spending several days
with relatives in Scranton.
ID. j. Roberts has moved into S. S.
Yeager's store building, ON Mill street.
Mrs. S. Kinds. of Moosie, was visit
ing friends i'm town.
Mrs. Harnden and daughter, Mrs.
Megargel are visiting the formers
daughter Mrs. Myra Mclean, in Bing-
hamton.
The revival services which have been
In progress for the past three weeks
have been very interesting, Mr. Davis
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w. Jones and William Caffery, of For
est City.
BRADFORD COUNTY.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Towanda, March 21.-Another case of
didn't know it was loaded has been
heard from. At a shooting tourna-
ment at Herrickyille, on Friday after
noon, a young man named Struppler
was handling hammerless gun. when
it was accidentally discharged and the
contents entered the leg of Harry
Camp above the knee, badly shatter-
ing the limb. After the local physi-
clans had done what they could, Camp
was taken to the Packer hospital the
same day. 1t was found necessary to
amputate, which was done, but Mr..
Camp died from the effects of the oper-
alton. He was about 2S years old and
leaves a wife and one child.
1t is now officially reported that Le-
high Valley passenger trains Nos. 9,
IL, / and will again he running on
schedule time on and after March "a.
Rev. Graves, of the Universalst
church, on Sunday delivered an elo-
quent sermon on the twenty-fifth ami
versary of the dedication of the church
edifice at Towanda. The society was
organized in 1866, and the church dedi-
Gated to public worship on March 10,
1877.
The following tells the experience of
Wyoming county boatmen: a ferry
boat, owned by Mrs. Mary Rosengrant,
of SINNERS Eddy, broke loose during
the highwater and was captured at
Meshoppen, few miles below. Jack
Overfield decided he was competent to
get the large boat back, and for a
certain sum he agreed to do the work
and the contract was closed. He
placed his portable engine and boiler
ON the boat, made paddle wheel and
rudder on the rear and the start was
made, with John Sherwood and Omar
Allen as his helpmates. After a period
of nearly six and IA half hours, the
hoat and crew We're safely landed at
Skinner's Eddy.
A bulldog, Uncle" owned by Mrs.
j. II. Parrott, of this place, which re-
Gently captured first prize at a dog
show in Syracuse, was stolen before it
returned home.
Jacob Freeman, of Towanda, had
two fingers and part of his thumb
taken off while using a cutting ma
chine.
u. G. Baker who has accepted a re-
sponsible position on the Daily News,
at Burlington, VT, is in town, and on
Thursday expects to move his family
to that city. Mr.. and Mrs. Baker have
hosts of friends here, who, although
regretting their departure, wish them
success in their new home.
DE colored people" will give bene-
At concert at Naiad hall, on Tuesday
evening, and musical programme is
the feature.
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TAYLOR.

The Oberammergau Passion Play.
which will be produced at Webers rink
this evening and Tuesday evening for
the benefit of the German Evangelical
church will undoubtedly draw u very
large house at each performance.
Twenty-Five scenes will be produced to-
gether with a great number of illus
trations of the birth, life, crucitixion,
resurrection and ascension Of Christ.
Miss Julia Young, a noted soprano
soloist will also assist in entertaining
the audience. The undertaking is for
worthy cause and deserves the liberal
patronage of the public
The Improver Order of Heptasophs,
Conclave 2l9, will celebrate their tenth
anniversary this evening with an en-
tertainment and banquet in their rooms
on Main street. The committee in
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NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA

concluded services here Friday on ac-
count of his recent sickness and left
for his home.
The Rev. Mr.. Smith, of Scranton,
will lecture ON "Mirth' in the Baptist
church, Tuesday evening. He is said
to be a man of unusual power and his
lecture will be given as q treat.
Among the students home from nor
NAL schools for the vacation are the
Misses Alice Melvin, and Grace Mem
hennett from Bloomsbury: Miss Loretta
Powell and Irving Pentecost from
Stroudsburg and Joseph Jennings from
Lafayette college.
Mrs. A. d. Kehren and daughter are
guests of Scranton relatives.
Miss Estelle Allen Is visiting friends
in New York city.
Mrs. John Il. Bell, of Hudson street,
Is very i'll.
Among the grand jurors drawn for
the week beginning March 81, are J..
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Rose SYdell Bellies.

Rose Sydell London Bellies company, so popu-
lar with all the lovers of vaudeville and buresque,
has been playing to overaowing business in
every thcater where il has shown this season.
The first part Of the programme is comedy
which brings into action the entire company
Following this sketch is high class olio full of
surprises and novelties produced by number Of
specially artists who furnish Kaleidoscope of
amusements unequalcd by any other organization.
A feature Of this programme will be living
pictures, which for beauty and color and com
pleteness of detail are we'll nigh matchless; they
are a rare treat. The performance ends with a
burlesque. The scenery, costumes and electrical
effects OF this company are gorgeous and dazzling
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BROOKLYN.

Brooklyn. March 22.-Mr. and Mrs.
t. Fl. Kent are visiting his sister at
Avoca,
The supervisors have been contract
ing for the working of the township
roads.
The ladies of the NJ. II. church served
dinner in the Odd Fellows hall, Thurs
day,
Warm sugar was served at the home
OF Mrs. T.. NJ Hine, Tuesday by the
ladies of the Presbyterian church.
The Epworth League held a social
at Ben Corson's, Friday evening,
The unlversalst Sunday school is
praeticing an exercise entitled: In
Josephs Garden" to be given Easter
morning.
Miss Lillian Austin who has been
quite i'll is able to be out again,
f. C. Ely's family of Carbondale,
are visiting relatives here.
Miss Audrey Jewett is spending a
few days with her aunt, Mrs. j. S.
Wright.
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FOREST CITY.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.


Forest City, March 23.-The Star
Drum corps has purchased the outfit
of a Carbondale athletic club and their
rooms now look like a first class gym
nasium. They have dumbels, clubs,
parallel and horizontal bars. On April
10 the boys will hold BAH i'm the Opera
house. The proceeds will he used to
purchase summer uniforms.
A literary and musical entertainment
VIII be held in the Opera house
Wednesday evening under the auspices
OF the Presbyterian church. at which
Miss Cora A. Griffin, elocutlonist, and
Mrs. Lizzie Hughes Brundage. voeolist,
both of Scranton, viii entertain. They
have appeared in Forest City before
and have host of admirers.
Monday night begins the Welsh Con-
gregational church fair which lasts for
week. The programme was given In
Saturdays Tribune.
Rev. @. f. Wilson. the evangelist,
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Scavenger.
Seeds.
Wire Screens.
Miscellaneous.

pREssAIAKING FOR CHILDREN TO oRDRRi
also ladies waists Louise Shoemaker 81!
Adams avenue. ass s
MEGARGEE BROS, PRINTERS SUPPLIES, I'm
yelopes paper bags, twlne. warehouse l"
Washington avenue. Scranton, Pa
THE WILKES. BARRE RECORD CAN BIZ HAD
in Scranton at the news stands Of Rehman
Bros., 4O6 Spruce and 503 Linden, NJ Norton,
S22 Lackawanna avenuei l, s. sehutzeT, 2ll
Spruce street
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1.-THE Fast Mail"

production OF unusual magnitude will be Civ
en- at the Academy OF Music for three nights aud
two matinees, commencing next Monday even
ing. Lincoln J. Carters superb meodrama
"rhe Fast Mail" as its name indicates, deals
largely with the railroad in its incidents, but It
presents an abundance oi effects that are daring
in their magnitude and admirable in their execu.
tion. The steamboat is said TO be a wonder of
clever conception and mastery mechanical work,
and the railroad scene, with its trains going at
terrific speed, makes the stage seem like a
piece OF reality. The Niagara Falls scene is
wonderfully beautiful, aud, it may safely be said
is more elaborate than anything OF the kind
ever before attempted in this city. large mum.
Der OF people are employed in the production,
which Is In many particulars plainly the result Of
care and skill combined.
Prices, evening Is, 20, S5 and 90 cents mat.
inees, Tuesday and "Wednesday, 10 and 25 cents
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occupied the pulpit Sunday morning
and evening.
Mrs. w. A. DePew entertained the
following guests at q rag bee, Thurs
day: Mrs. T.. N. Swarts, Mrs. Bowen
Swarts, Mrs. u. j. Schenck, Mrs. Ham
lin. Mrs. Shoemaker, Mrs. Fenton, Mrs
Ira Biesecker, Mrs. Kate Noack, Mrs
George Bortree, Mrs. Kolb, Mrs. John
Sayre, Mrs. G. +. Van Brunt, Mrs
Price, Misses Kate Shelton and Alice
Barden.
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Solutions for Last Weeks Puzzles:

Monday, March 1.-THE old gentlcman's beard
forms the wife and his left knee the sister.
Tuesday, March Isl. Bakersfield. .. st.
Helena. 3. Santa Rosa. 4. Stock Ton
Wednesday, March 1oThe coat on the table
forms the father and the plant in the window
the brother.
Thursday, March 90" Seeing is believing"
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Sup York State"

Two large audiences witnessed the production
OF up York State" at the Lyceum saturday
afternoon and night
The play was seen here before this season, and
the audience that greeted it Saturday shows that
it made fine impression on its first appearance
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FOR RENT-onehalf double house with all mod.
ern improvements, on street car line inquire
Tl2 N Main avenue
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Rheumatism.


RHEUMATISM-Ail parties that wish can be
speedily and permanently cured OF all va,
rieties OF Rheumatism by a vegetable compound.
Cures guaranteed. Inquire OF address J, +. Tay.
lor, Scranton
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Peoples Street Railway, first mort.
gage, due l0ls .....,,....,...,, ll5 -.
Peoples Street Railway, General
mortgage, due 1921 .,,..,..,,..... lis -.
Scranton Traction per cent .,,. ll5 -.
Economy lignt, Heat & Power Co.. 49,. 97
North Jersey & Pocono Ice Go 80. .. O7
Consolidated Water Supply Co... 80. los
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Friday March 2l.--Thc picture frame forms
one heir, another is between the heads OF the
two women. The bottom part of the will forms
the third
Saturday, March 22.--'rhc gun forns one, an.
other is TO the right OF Robinson Gusoc's knee.
The third is near the plant ut his feet
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Storage.
Political.


THIRD LEGISLATIVE DlSrRlCr-To the MON.
hers OF the Republican Standing Committee
of the Third Legislative district:
Notice is hereby given that meeting OF III,
Republican Standing Committee OF the Third
Legislative district Of Iackawanna county viii
he held Of the Court House, scranton, Ia, ON
Saturday, March %, 1902, al O'Clock p.. m. A
full attendance OF the committee is earnestly
requested BY order nj the chairman
OSCAR VAN BUSKIRK
Attest:-J. T.. WATKINS, Secretary.
scranton, Pa, March TO- 1902
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hea trica1.
To.oAY's ATTRACTIONS.

ACADEMN-''The Fast Mail" Night.
STAR-Rose Sydell London Bellies company,
\ternoon and night,
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Lost.
Found.



FOIND-A sum Of money on floor Of a store in
this city. further information apply at this
oifee.
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LEGAL.


A MEETING Of the members Of the Lackawanna
Store Association Limited, will be held at tho
office of the association in Scranton, Pa, on
Monday, The 18th day OF April. A. u. 1902 ut
half past two O'Clock in the afternoon, for the
purpose of taking action upon the question oi
diSolving The Lackawanna Store Association
Limited, by voluntary action Of the members,
and. in case IL is decided to dissolve the said
association. then for the further purpose OF elect.
ing three liqudatng trustees TO wind up thc
affairs OF the association according to law.
II. g. FMRClIILD. Secretary.
Scranton, Pa, March %, 1902.
CLERKS NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY-In the
District Court of the United States for tr
Middle District of Pennsylvania, Harry Schoen-
berger, of Lackawlnna County, Pennsylvania. u
bankrupt under the Act OF Congress OF July |.
1sos, having applied for full discharge IRON
all debts provable against his estate under said
Act, notice Is hereby given to all known creditors
and other persons in interest. to appear before
the said Court Mt Scranton, in said District,
the 9TH day Of April, 1902. at 10 o'clock In the
forenoon to show cnu-c, II any they have, why
the prayer OF the said petitioner should not hc
granted.
EDWARD II. w. sEARIE, Clerk.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the
borough clerk Of the borough of Blukelv
until 6 p. M, Monday. March 2i 1902, Tor
huilsing that portion of the mountain road in
said borough from the Ontario breaker TO point
near the Ontario tunncll. Specifications: Road
to he made IL feet wide. rounded up to feet
in center, bitches oh both sides is inches lnpp
and not less than cross bitches. All work to
he done with first class material and completed
within two weeks from the date Of letting son.
tract. The borough council reserves the righ
to reject any or all bids.
JAMES NICHOLS. President.
Attest GEO. D. REED. Clerk.
Peckville, Pa.
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Dot Karroll Company.

The Dot Ka~oll company which IS billed to
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Wanted-Rooms and Board.
Wanted.
Wanted-To Rent.
Auction.

2O.OOO YARDS CARPETS, oil cloths and mattngs,
one ton table siNcIware, one car load linen
Sheets table cloths, napkins, pillow cases towels
1000 pairs fancy lace curtains Many other things
too numerous 10 mention. At auction 1926 Wash,
iugton avenue, opposite Connell building. Sales
10 a. M, > and p, m,
CUMMINGS BROS, Auctioneers
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4 Lines 10 Cents
For Rent.

~>r~-O>>~~~r~S~r~O~~>,O >,~ON,OO>,~rV~Nc~NN->
FOR RENT-Six rooms, upstairs. Apply 5lI
Olive street.
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STORE FOR RENT-o22 West f.aekawanna ave.
nue.. Inquire Philip Schnell, 026 West Lacka
wanna avenue.
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osteopathy.
Instruction-Musical.

p. c. PEUsER, MUS BAG, TEACHER OF
Voice Culture. Harmony, Counterpoint and
Composition Compositions corrected and re.
vised for publication. 81 New York street.
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Hotels and. Restaurants.

THE ELK CAFE, 1875 AND l27 FRANKLIN AYE.
nue.. Rates reasonable.
p zIEGLER, Proprietor.