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Before the House Subcomusitice. = Par romure xxrtains van arransxr owecesrax-| FUNERAL OF THE EMPEROR. Vo. 72—No 10,867. _SPECIAL NOTICES. UMBARTON AVENUE M. &. CHUBC! as eS appointed pastor to this cl Siren ‘Tsrat tie: mandy" "A-cordial inyi- tended to ail members and friends. No. 11.1. O.G.¥ will meet at their hal SUN AY afternoon. March 18. at half past o'clock, to at fend the funeral of Bro. Evorwe Prox. Members of Sister Lodurs invited to attend. By order of Index to Advertisements, ONLY THE HOUSE IN SESSION. tation is ox Iv] Awusewexrs—8th page, = uf pyrene Pe 2 (CIES BETWEEN WIS FORMER TESTIMONY AND THAT PANY, f2r, #5,000,000 and "a econd tm ro — elec a CHUROH OF “OUR FATHER” (UNI- Maz. LUDLOW. favor of the Nerrantile Trust’ Company, of S VERE S t. @=> VERMONT AVENUE CHRISTIAN Térsalie), cop, 19th and J.'ata. n.w.-Ser. | AvorION Gated and 7thpaqee from Various C 3 oF Lae Senet of ths, Rereant or New ~ zs Sey Rev Fyspumee D. Power. pastor [| West Tomorrey at Ai im and 7°30 pm. will We | Boanprna—4th pare, Reports from Various Committees. | istrict . —— ay he “Joung peomicte scntine st Cob naan sie | Harspenine” Peake ee en scoee | BOORs-Oth ese. fore a Hone See and Wheater a | Dissident Liberals and Parnell’s Bill.| rranausent a nr Barmaaot te, meoltion, adopted atte | 'S0/ams “Suung peoples necting gee Me: | itiupebire “Sunday aed aaa. “Allars.cor | Bsnrsas Ciaxcxs—Ath page, Peared before House sub-District committee, mn mage Som Jast Feenlar ” feeting. w: ite on Sunday school at’ Odd Fello Xe dially invited. Ss Tan EE: tenced. Semoeney ote ok cata Society and of Pronpect HAM | 463: 15 tan Preaching at 7-30" p.m. by lev. 1B | go peapurer a perce aw outer | orY Ireue—Sth pene, composed of Messrs. Lee, Atkinson and Vance, this Baurnwons, Mp., March 17.—Martin J. C Stowe oF he epsaing, year, ot St Geonees Hall, | Hic. Allure cordially invited to these services. it se paasre Reioat | Courray Reat Esrare—Sd page House of Representatives. Morning, and testiNed in regard to the contro- coo et tas ecoatan pone i te eee MAKCH, 1888, fom Zosedethe WESLEY CHAPEL. CORNER OF STH AND | at0S0 a.m, Preachinpat tate ant eae panby | Deatus—5th pace, Upon motion of Mr. Hatch (Ma) the House | versy as to the exteasion of North Capitol street | STRIKERS HAVE LOTS OF MONEY, | cision wie nei oie ot the last municipal = i F sts. nw. James P. Wriaat pastor the pastor, Rev. Groner 0. Young people's | Drxristar—7th pace. Passed a bill to change the time for holding the | through the Prospect Hill cemetery. They gave Hezektah Best, another convicted of the same of- G. F. SCHAFFER, President. | Teachers’ prayer-mecting 9: 150i. Sat school, | meeting af 6:30 p.m. “A cordial welcome to all. it Dar Goons—6th page. terms of the Circuit and District Courts of the | substantially the same history of the proceedings fense, did not appear for sentence, SEBASTIAN TOEPFER, Secretary. _mb7-3t*_} Sou0; Fyesching at 1am. by Bishop E. G- AxDarwe, METROPOLITAN PRESBYTERIAN | Epvcatioxat—6th page, Givision of Mis-| that was before ‘bitshed ene Bee= eA corexmaces carts ‘one, 1.36 pin. Yon peoples ert 6-40 ph, | Hone church 4th nd Bote ag, Canttol Ml Hey. | PaeerSceriane—Opaee—° ne a aa the Zeauest for tho extension, “the insertion | A Sane Man Locked Up as a Lunatic, | The Mitte to emee the Gamal Killed. ; Frail’ meetin, Ua pm Heaperaueetine 7-30 | gopagemeaTen, BD. pastor, “Ceeching setvices | Pevrcnat Teh race ett now 2 Ae ee ACTION OF THE MARYLAND LEGISLATURE VRSTERDAT. WE HAVE THESE DESIRABLE GOODS i a ee i 9,a0 sm. | Erayer mectings Tuesday end | Fon Rexz (Roums)—Sth page, eration for the bill to increase to $860,000 the ap appeared, &. “Commissioner Webb explaied cer- Annapolis correspondence of the Baltimore Sue, 3 : "AN.—REV, G, W. | Thursday evenings Rewr (Houses)—sth pare ‘former event “ eat IN SETS AND SEPARATE PIECES. | aes M the Fresbyterian Mission, Se, Four SaBYTERIAN CHURCH | Fon Hans (oteret)Ctapeoe nce apne D Francisco publi bul, mony and that Ma} Ludiow, He said that | BERRIES MOURNFUL, PAGEANT. cont anced aoe ap tebecy-we J, a ~ hh ya Oth st, bet. Gand H ats. nw. Rev.Jos.T: | For Ri objection Was made, he (We ¢ J . land Katlroad Company, q . - Pres! a chore! sts anew 2 : : ‘on RENT (Offices)—Sth page. 16 (" Was served with the restraining order on mans M. W. BEVERIDGE, Netropettan Presbyterian chess Capitol Hill Gronae We Rice etna any O03, Bet: | Fon Renz (Aiscollancous) Sth pega, pe penorlapt come the 17th of December, Out, he sald, as it was the | Farther Details of the Fumeral of the | $24. Lisreqimst Mr. Donny moved im the hows marouTEn oF the piternoce af 3-30 will sdarces = general mecting | {ouns peoples peares siatine aE SS tee Genel | FoR Gate (lowsey: ook tare THe uninished business coming over from last | custom to serve cach of the Comiiissiouers indl-|" Sesverer ‘whe wrecesstom Moves | that the twocanal-raiiroad lease bills of that cor- mb17-3t POTTERY, PORCELAIN, AND Gass. | "HC New York Avenuechurcn. __1t"__} servicost 4:30 pin. Thossiey avesing prayer tact: For Sate (Lots)—8th page. night’s session was then taken up—the first bill | vidi with such notices, he naturally assumed | SOON Over Pavements Strewn | Poration be indefizitely postponed. ‘This was car- . = > WEEK OF PHATER MS. HANNAH | ine at 7:50 o'clock. “Strangers are cordially wel-| Fon sare (Miscnllennc Sth Deing one to increase to $50 per month the pension | that it had been donein this case. Witness imme-| LA Med Without objection, and the Western Maryland — : ar a — |< WHITALL SMITH will «ive Bible Reading | come. it us)—8th page diately sent the notice served upon him tothe at-| Thick with Pine Branches—The Vast t ~ 7 WHITNEY CLOSE LOT OWNERS. ‘ahection with the Woman's Christian Temuperauco | ~~ _____________Tt_} rovgpunsismnas—7th page of the widow of Rear A¢miral Wells, U.S. N. This | torney for the District hot until the Mills are dead. The vill reported from the commit~ =e on daily prayer services the comin: week, openiug | §5~@—>p, CENTRAL UNION MISSION, 930] Toots Goons 6th pare. was ‘as Was also the next bill granting a | Sach of chat Sans ee, parnea| crowd. {ee on Internal Linprovements, of which Dr. Wout portions ietion ot the Mpeot Uaporenscnte aad tas” | To-metrow Gunday) ai 3) tung Metropolitan St | Poe, Pen. ave. Lopate Mow. Hea Sweat. at | LADIES GooDe 6th page, aimilar incfeuse of pension ‘te the ‘widew of Heat aoe Brnuix, March 17.—Chaplain Kenget, at the close | ton is chairman for the. tatselonine sate of thes ing agreed ty secure tae inying of ya maine and the | ~ _ Be citthth cor. 10th and D sta. s.w., Rev. The trict im Congress, ‘Mrs. Colton, Mrs, and It Was difficult Lo distinguish a single individual ‘yeasury ~ -4 J THE CREOLES OF LOCISIANA. All Gethin tes hetcby Saved Ghee aha only | CHAMEES ,W_ atin, pastor Preaching by tho | SrommxemrERs aNp GsvGEas Were today ap- oe STSe A. NATIONAL HOLIDAY. day, and Mrs, Hugh S. Thompson were at home | amon 7'te number of notable persone whocrowded a a THE SILENT SOUTH. : worsens are hereby warned y | pastorat ll am.; by the presiding elder, Rev. br. nted as follows: Rob't ¢ to callers yesterday. in the closest order around be open hearse, in as authorized agent in the District of Columbia having | Ryrcey, at 7:30 p.uu,: Sunaay school at¥ am, Younes ed as : iN A petition was presented in the House yester- tier, Mra. Shepard, Mrs. | Whe Cos Fron oak with | Re morning, and witness went to the ‘Treasury BONAVENTUSE........00- Pa charge of my Dusiness affairs is my son Lewi: peop.e's meeting at 6:45 p.m.; love feast Thureday C., and Wm. F, Walker, Olin, D Me RI Mrs, Palmer, Mra, Whittier, s Which the coffin, of brown polished with | and le: that two of the letters were miss! FRANK STOCKTON Dourlass FREDERICK DOUGLAS at 7:30: quarterly Conference Friday might st = _ 3 Gay, signed by Mesars. Jno. A. J. Creswell, RIGGS | 4° Po toraxtoid, Mrs, Bakhmetefl, and Mrs. J. K. | brass ornaments was pialuly vielole, ‘The, Diack => | Kp ft 4 “Of Mr. Stockton’s stories what is there to say but | r< e Vasninaron Bangacks. | ¢ 30. Scatsiree. All are welcome. ate ENGINRER-IN-CHIg¥ MELVILLE, Of the Navy, has &Co,, J. W. Thompson, Samuel Norment, Lewis McLean were ‘those driving in the pleasant Pp —- pons fe ad Th Reeves. Witness found Keeves, took bim into a they are an unmixe Ww -eiys jarch 10,1888, of the = 1s ETROPOLITAN GLE | gone HM, a Dankers | Sariy afternoon uc ngs. omen : a oemes ” a Reacive Fund Life Association of New York ‘brow chance sore ete Bate oh we Rev De = i Prreyen ant prac Gear “or aareh, Te Ht 1g.at home to friends at the | hearse was drawn by eight horses whose black Sented i wt snything’ chose thew, Wiese D. Hose ae the hands of MILTON & LUCKET. Managers Wash- | C1. Panuiirs, pastor-—At 11 ain, the pastor wei | A House Bit providing for the sale of certain t, asking Mrs. 0. D. Barrett caparisons were only relieved by sliver crosses. ; ave “ ™ RUDDEK GRANGE it pe pests auguration Day be made a national holiday. The tel q ‘Vold him that ‘a8 going to search Lim, and re THE LADY, OR THE TiGERY AND OTHER Seriicate "No 4022 JOSEPHINE MP CUNING: | Beno Bg 4a, Remcee at 7:30 Pm Sunday | Government lands around the me ead = i _ = of absence, | 4 co ihe stale Only: exception to cbs | quested him to empty his-pockets. He took out ii ay Ok HG Seyler bos a ca SET. Ragen ezDEangy | acreesmmewtere Commer Harmen | aun ae a ase oly | "ae ment oha ang mtr ot ens | aoe tan a yeep | Hr oa tea Yak THE LATE MRS. NULL . Be SOE SERED GIVEN, THAT | Be reinpie, Nora Capa we bee Bard G | chief of the Bureau of Yards and Docks, He gala | ests of the District would not suffer at all trom | Will return to the Tue dead emperor's horse, saiidied and bridiea | UN und nald ches Had been given tm in change. ‘THE CHRISTMAS WRECK AND OTHER Bice te, Iae vartnershin heretofore subsisting sas Sorvices To inorrow. | Senta tree.’ andy ac pape eee slarre pars, vo Sap i | such action, The great crowds in the ity gaTn- barren aid to Garfield Hospital have decided ey With its usual harness, was led be- | sion city post-office. gave similar testiinony, lio 7 weet 1 e iaaitation, ato; Preachit fo could sold, wise tain h STORIES We will continue for the prosont snd until further | Roxogn,of Vineland. NW. J.. Sainect? Whee Ieuts n of Ito provide'for the future growth of | Gificuit, indeed’ te tekeere: Deans ence | og ‘their entertatament until May 2, when | Nind the hearse. : mailed the letters for 1 Sint, and heart THE BeEMAN OF OBN, AN atte te oevupy ac iainy ofr aa Leretatorevat NO. | gave unsatisfactory auawere”™ Te yard. He will recommend that only's portion | fori. = ‘character ball will be given, It was only alter Ube funcral that en fave, coud | Sopvermssom, with the, Guarea ts provetae pee, PANCIFUL TALES. 2 Louisiana avenur. LI _ —S ‘ECO rISTC RC OE Of the land be sold. " at the A ~ ial ML MADDOX. SECOND BAPTIST ZED a . x Jectured last evening d ",, FROSEE: CEMETERY. has been appointe1 postmaster at Ennalls, Dor- | before the House committee on alcoholic Uquor | Emperors I bi eee acne ng “ Shepperd, 8 re ty TUES! . the 20th of Mat i A lecture next week on “The Nile’ down U ater den Linden for several hours without 0, we don’t mean that,” said counsel. © more fidelity chew Se Rinagtgn.* — Harcford | PSE TUESDAY. the 20th day of March, 1888, chester County, Md. MI ROXY, A TALE OF INDIAN LIFE. ‘traffic this morning to protest against prohibition PRESIDENT CLEVELAND Will be fifty-one years old | in the District, and also to oppose the creation of the German Prospect Hill Cemetery will be held at w ‘book, tern illustrations, noticeable decrease. Over a thousand societies, ne | Edel’s (Abner’s) Hall, E si, Letween 7th and Sth sts. | Just been issued. It contains ‘The judge said that the only thing for him to do 18s Fleming, who has deen spending the winter | corporatious, and deputations with flags and em: | was to give the defendant tke extear of tee ane \ofror @ national commission to inquire into and re] Miss F! 5 biems along. At one time the fire engines | six month's in jail. en Goeees Geen Bw. "Every eave atid lotowprr of aid Comotery fom the, ereat Loulen "preacher and a eaatrow, SS ee Spon the effects of tho aleouelis liquss treats: ie | in Philadelphia, has returned home, — Samant ght no inne tue Recngans Jail Sum WOcuunn aeteeencsuaaisae catpently Give to cowie and vets. The eicctowen- | Yeats foe. You'are invited w ail of the services a8 iafttes will be present from “2 o'e.ock pu, relock | Come. f : patibiaesinne ‘THE PRESIDENT has approved the findings of the Gelegation consisted of Mesar, ‘Loute Sc} ‘The third reception and ball of theShamrock So | Parting sumciently for a moment to leave a path- Sales of Heal Estate. ‘Tie MYSTERY OF METROPOLL pum. to Teceive the votes. ioeg 2 iS W. Habercorn, simon Wolf and Rev, L. H. - | cial Soetety. of Washington barracks, given at | way for them to pass through. Toward evenlag | yfocer. Metachiont Batehrlder hove nt vi R - = BPI SUNDAY, court martial in the. ¢ase of First Lieut. Thos. Me *- ‘complete suc- 4 im a have recently Zink EXD on ME woe a piggies Pret Meh te | BS selon tan, oe of at | Garey, ot envy, sntencod to damn onto | moa, gt aha gets bemiaton mo ev |Savation Hall ne sreging, Rawacoplta Wu | te arene oat tapos chatactr aca ter | MPa MoLaien§ Balcrider tare weet BE HOUSIEE SCHOOL BOY ze). W: Koch, Hiico Scauize. __mh-St* | (ooupy the plationm Moraiag, sed Beeunag 70. fe | 2oee OF the present month. Senate committee, and published in THR | Presence gruilery band added to the | came So packed that it was iupossibic wo move, | foros. A. Repetts, 1517 “ih street northwen, QUEEN STUNNING Seu Mone Aitb Gani Fie THE CREDs rons OF WW MURKAT | the tiomnibg wt io ovlodk, Children's Lyceum, 10 | AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CliiEas to-day were | Seat hey opposed an alcoholic commission and ladles from j andat the crossing at thecoruer Of Vator den Lin: | 49.750; or Mrs. A. I. Deering. lot €2, square 87 ‘ oa seca hn ence TU ea BAST GOuURGH MBAR | mate Mae Taser with W. B-Deabam cia) |$BSfnera ground that fe would ‘ccomplh | {Se barrack were present ©" UO | dou ad rderictgnrane they man aconual | We ot 2 een Nt “it is Mr. Bunner’s delicacy of touch and apprecia- PN a a Ti Asience. | BLED E STMEBTBABTIOECHURCH, NEAROTH | Cockrell, Representatives Davidesn (Fla), Chip- Wha Scuneer Wea waya, ae ee recinio poctale last | 1ormer having generally the best uf ft Goidsebinid, ot, square 1 pape egy ele ay gnerngevamey poe 5 ie Assianes._ | reaci at Tait Hak f psa Sauda schol | 22> Temleston. CY), MeCrOA Bec Rath | MR DID Nor ACHHORIZE ANYONE 70 state Taar ux | f0.cach of te members tne, Rossaale, Soest ts MEMORIAL SERVICRE IN ROME. ox | Baa Beal Eagle On, tote tive quality. Bversthing he painte shows the happy | ygr—g=> XGTIC ‘$0 im. All welcotn services. aie | Edw. N. Y2 , ; SOT A CANDIDATE FOR RE-ELECTION. ‘bach, at ber residence on Bennings road. | Howx, March 17.—Memorial services in honor of | 53and 54, ae preciation of amhor who. one met We have constantly on hand hard and soft ae - = Judge Strubie and ladies (lowa), Allen (Mich.},with ‘was NOT s , Gouzenbach, at ~ oly - Lachlen, trustee, lots 3, 6, 7 a artiati of Sele Wator Oysters. Delivered free to all. parts of services: Sundays ‘moraine prayer, To a0 | State; Major Hurd and. J. C. Sterling. of Mouroe, | anybody to state that he would not be a eandidate | muclrenjoyed. vung, | Was decorated With black, gold and lowers. ‘the | Geneseo piace, Lanier Heights : SEE STORY OF A NEW YORE HOUSE....._.91.25 | OOo *0 et Bee O'clock; Holy nucharist, 1T a diay and cathecki | Mich.; Wiliams (Ohio,, Conger, with itr. and Mrs | for're-election. Asn matter of fact, he says, he |. Mrs Dr. Moore and Miss May Smith, fos Retres: | German ambassador, the Prussian envoy. to the | Perkins and A.M. McLac TUE MiDGE sa 00 stool Sm. Gaier Gaye and ) auvaud Spm” | Sra B-1. Whippio snd Sirk Pap MSlatgnter | RAd not given the subject any thougut, as there | are the guests of Mrs J. W. Green, Gera residents Were present'at tue services, | square 444, @M00E for Pa Dailty, 19t 1a ALLS PEOM ARCADY AND ELSEWHE! 1 except Salute? Daye, Wednesdays and #riday, 7736 | (Vu.), Springer, with B. F. Fox, Springdeld and | ts considerable time to elapse before the expira- Mire nenatnc Paynets expected toretura from ones Genesco place, Lanier Heights; tor Hon. BW. ber IN VAKTNERSHIP (with Brandon Matthews). 1.00 pau eae _____It_| Jno.’ W. Spriniger, Jacksonville, Ills; Op | tion of hts present term. Some time ago his health | _ Mrs. 5 TAKEN FOR AN ESCAPED LUNATIC, | #05400 A. 'M. MeLachlen, lot 7, square’ 859, THOMAS NELSON PAGE: - : peeaetie : Se UNITY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, COR. | Walker, Dakota, Commissioner Hall, Kear Admiral | was wretched, but just now he is in better physi- | New York on Sunday. Pee 7 . =o be S117 %, for Security Investinent CO. “Mr. Page has bounded into fame by the force of his ~ NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE J4th and i ats. p.w., Kev. Gzo. B. Parcs, | Roe, and Edward Winslow Paige, and Nelson G. tor: ‘Since the rt of | Miss Nettie L. White, who has spending B Man Kept fer ‘Security Investment Co. has sold Solomon een: riginality and hie narrative skill. Heiss Bs rattneratip lates sabusting Getween Fran Preece Servicen 1Y'a tm: apd 7i0'p.m | Waterbury, New York. Sis probable withdrawal went out Senator. ves, | the winter in Los Angeles, Cal., has greatly im- | A mneapolis Business Man Kept fer | cerrin: 7, squat Ha, for $1,i7K7G Uarough Me on tative American raconteur. tiie of (HUE EY € BY EIowas ‘diswelved ou the Ist day Bai deena Peay eesti jhton | ,,cfvi-Senvice ExaxtvArioxs.—The special ex-| has Feocived hundreds of Velograihs and ‘eters | proved in health and intends returning to Wash- ome ee So a etm a | eS eeGanO tr gan at enss apie fom : [ih dsbts owian to tne cald rertescahip are to be re- seb, Cahors ponent Mary cpr 2m on public ite ainsi ‘Mrs. J. Roland Enos, of New York, is the guest | ussays: Sylvester S$ Hall, the builder who disap- tween Band strects vorchwee. (Marve Chan, and other Stories.) Py ee METROPOLITAN 4 3 CHURCH, errr! heal eapimtear Benepe pice fbr ebind A Big Fish, of Mrs. J. V..N. Huyck. tor | Beared over two years age, turnod up yesterday, 25 ON a o.25 SCRIBNER'S SONS, See eee eat sattee Ne: 2aOE Yat new and | tS un end preeritiee ot 700 pee ee ears | otto poy pe ge eel new re ni Waae Rea “| 1845, three weeks after hig marriage, Mr. Hall | evening the following oMioers were elected for the - an ba 4 No. oF 3 t. Nw. until further notice, = ~ ~ og — —=- o u ra mht7-2t 743-745 Broadway, N.Y. — * PRANCIS HUPTS, Bre> FOUNDRY, METHODIST RPIHOOPAL mato into, embracing, tae eo eed acs Pa ioc en Oomieren enya days ago} Col. and Mrs John Hay give a ee aa me wasenpeamnp $s uase-crumaet aeticone Iry, WA, bogs: teoornoes, See urch, Corher « stn, Nev. GEO. Monday aftern 7 Y Ferguson, a s00 1:35 DY REx, pastor. services lor March 18: At 9:30 | tied by them: Government and international law, | Teturned from a short pleasure trip to Beaufort, 4 rod ted pean Of the copyright read. | WOR fOr & row of a Taat was toi last 4 a Marya, i, Wedatte, 3. & renee mW: A. ee tor;'at U:30 prime, soestinutad tee tanto Choad el cecoraeiadeet omy duties and func: | 8.C. They made it a point immediately to inform ings in the city at tat time. missing man was tstituted aud kept up for | simpson: class-leader, J. H. Searle; assistant, W. Wasmixoros, D.C. March 14, Endeavor, and all our yotune people ace Inve ay | Mons of diplomatic and consular oMficers, Tue | senator Hampton, the champion angler of Con- |“ j-y. and Mrs. McCulloch have sent out | months, but without success, The matter was |. Marclie. Mr. T. B. Marche, who was appolited The undersigned bavisig had maby years | Pusisaver, ama all ou you a modern European languages are optional sub- os tn his |, Px-Secretary 2 in’ the hands, of” the police, but petition to the coming anbeal com. FarGical expericce in the nuccesfal manngemen p.m. ureachini by the pastor. ree. Prayer cy exists in Which a man of goed | Tess that they had beaten nim fishing tnvitations for a reception, to be given on Wednes- | placed” in . to draw up a CoD. Eitiding sawociations, are desirous of foruiiug «new | Meetilix Wednesday evening Lal) writing & very good hand, | favorite waters, They told of catching a drum Gay evening next, to colebrate the golden anni- | after some me they gave up ‘the “hunt, | ference, made his feport, stattug that under tne Eilders are hereby requested tc attend «mere on | i§-g=>, FURST CONGREGATIONAL CHUROM, | ind ‘having a kuowicageot foreign “maustee: | that weighed 0% Pounds, and, as, proot, produoed ox their Spedding, which occurred om the | not MATING trav Gsrectives, were porron tas | pasarate Ot Rev. J. W. Trout the sewsbordp beg. Se: G. March 19. 1888, at St. Joseph's Hall, cor. of Sth aud | SW -Newwaw, D-DY wilh reine TD ee eee er. | particularly Spanish and German, ts needed. Ap. | a Beautort. paper descr the catch. The | 21st of March, 1838. ease, Dut they also were completely bailed. | shape that It becomes thelr duty to ask the confer. Saas Neen. Hi sta a. w . at 7:30 p.m, to make the necessary ar- | Fomine tas or Big eel ea naa. ‘the “Lamb | Piication blanks may be obtained’ at the office of | articie stated that two colored men were handling |" Mra Scott ‘Townsend gave a theater party | chin UL Ny we tor in & atrange ton ne ence to take the missionary appropriation off, amd. said poten Levy sip viet aoe. | asi bg Houta ef hs Want” vege | te Comision Anyone eto sity an, etc inch | Tauaday evening innene ofr QeReMtarAels |g Ghat ane iavng the arcs ice he | Saunt ares paar el . service at 6:45 pam. 9u four 10 Nae | We short-line bridge, western TUR ANE pointments under civil service rules, viz: J. H. fer at dieulously low prices: such as remnants of | SOCIETY, 910 F n.w. Telephone call, 947-4. mh6-31 the Second Auditor; Samuel D. of Ken- Diack wk odd and ends fa table Linens and towela | {§Cxa=> *ECAMIER mond, Aualor; Saino D. rin (“ld wobrellas at half price, colored Hamburg edges at Pa POPE baif price, and numerous other articloa 2” | to $1,000 class in the office of the Sixth Auditor, > ALL SOUL'S (UNITARIAN) CHURCH, ‘War Department Changes, See cur tabieof cheap Torchon and Medici Laces, fee or Appotnted—Chas. ©. Casey, clerk at $1,000, Sur- i. Jacob Franz were drawh to fill the vacancies. ‘Wm. M. Weaver Was excused in Circuit Court, 2, and Daniel Shepherd was drawn to fill tue i Er eon General's Office; Herbert P. Jerrell, New Jer- Sey, clerk at $1,000, office of Secretary; Robt. W. Peach, Missourt, clerk at $1,000, office of Chiet of Nifisrha ate Case toe Alabama, clerk at oted—Miss Forence Lower, from $450 to ‘Transferred--Mra. Sulla M. Bale, trom Quarter. E. G DAVIS, mat 719 MARKET SPACE, COB. STHST. CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION, g Ld { i i | hie “EQUITABLE SUILDING,” 1003 F ST. Ocx Hows Aso Tam ASSETS $860,951.84. Pamphlots explaining the object and advantages of DECORATIONS. | the Association are furnisued upou a ‘We ctasinis scale tion or afford us| _ Ofice hours from am. to 4-30 han, "On the first itt it Wednesday in each mouth the office open eee ‘Was appointed to be post chaplain some months Uttie punishment, iz risenume than the Decoration of Our Homes? Si eecigck prime Advances wil pede SL ago, and was then told that the appointment was our sttractive coma, — ‘Submcriptions for shares in the 14th iasue recetved Povey gge Par Her 2 so DAO ne ew work in ROPE SILK | $30 Oe Ce pee ae eS eee alld ‘the time of his the stock market was ARRON AKT THREAD. confirmation of the present ‘than any prewous| fh Id DOYLIES in Drawn Work. SOLID ‘THOMAS SOMERVILLE, Pres't. probably was weak ret NEW CROCHETING and TAMDOCH WORK, Pe =e i ginge upon ne = eas ‘Work of all kinds commenced. q=> Gib FIXTURES. Ie wit Dy tt ‘was continued clumzuctions im all the Fine Arts of Embroidery, CELAIN ORNAMENTS, BISQUE FIGURES. ot his rocketing. Qutlining, Painting im all ite branches BOCHESTER AND DUPLEX LaMps. a Fen CASTER NOVELTIES, Handsome Line of Shades aud Globes, he was, New stock af mind tring your friends. ‘& 8. SHEDD & BRO. te arent °f Sumuner STAMPED LINENS at pop-| 14g 422 Oth ot ow holds ne wan ‘* OPPENREIMER & BRO, SS ee Brawal of the aclincation New Building, 614 9th st. 2. call attention to thete | (ar : Custom Mrs

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