The American Israelite from Cincinnati, Ohio • P7

THE AMERICAN ISRAELITE. Local. -UNTIL the coining New Year, 5046, divine services at the Plum Street Temple will be held at 6 o'clock on Friday evenings and at half-past nine o'clock Saturday RAun, Serly K. K. B.

1. -MIn. Gro. MARIENTIAL has returned from the East. -Mn.

J. Brock, of Wheeling, W. here on business. -MR. JONAS OTTENSOSSE left for New York last Saturdny eve.

-ThE Latonia races commenced May 27th, and continue eight days. -Mr. VICTOR FLECHTER and wife gall Europe on the 5th of June. --Mr. Louis ConN AND Miss BECKY will be married in June.

B1.00M CARNIE SATZMANN has returned from Chicago, after a four months' trip. -Dr. HENRY BUCHMAN contemplates spending his vacation in New York City. -MiSS ALICE Koch, of Laurel Street, the guest of friends at Little Rock, Ark. -CoL.

AARON Brown, of Wheeling, is spending a few days in the city. --Mn. SoNNY Kans wants the Appraisership of the Cincinnati Custom House. --DIn. GEORGE MORGENTHAU, of Chiis here visiting relatives and cago, friends.

-Vi. SuM accompanied by daughter, Miss Katie, are East on a pleasure trip. RICH. WALD, Morris Blum and Si Kuhn left last Saturday on a fishng excursion. --JUNE 7th is the day set for Manager Fennessy's benefit.

A strong and attractive bill is offered. -Mn. MARK Mock is the happy father another little girl. Mother and child both doing well, --MRs. of New York, is visiting hor daughter, Mrs.

M. H. Mack, Eust Walnut Hills. --JIn. 1.

H. AUSTERLITZ and 8011, Master Harry, have returned after a briei visit to Cleveland. -MINS CARRIE KUMIE, of New York, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. E. Bamburger, of Baymiller Street.

-Mr. M. ROSENBAUM departed last Wednesday night for Europe, to continue studies in medicine. -MISH SADIE ROLLMAN, of Clark Street, betrothed to Mr. Morris Minster, popular New York gentleman.

-Mi. AND MRS. ARE GOLDSMITH have taken possession of handsome new residence on West Ninth Street. -MaS. HENRY MYER has added to her family circle 11 little girl.

Mr. Myer wears a two-hundred-pound smile. -MIL. AND MRS. JACOB EZEKIEL celebrate their golden wedding June 10th, at their palatial residence, on Richmond Street.

-Mns. Rosa KRAUS, wife of Cantor Kraus, of the Pluin Street Temple, towether with their children will summer Charleston, W. Va. -JIR. AND MRS.

MORRIS of West Seventh Street, accompanied by their daughter, Miss Belle, will summering at Waukesha and Minneapolis. -Jin. ADLER and fumily leave for Lebanon, Ind. The time being short and their friends numerous, they tuke this means of saying good-bye. -Da.

WILLIAN BETTMAS huscontracted severe cold, which has caused an immense swelling of the face. Nothing serious, but very disagreeable. -MIRA. L. C.

LIvINGSTON and Mrs. J. A. Marks, of Grecaville, are here, the guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Chas. Fletcher, of West Court Street. -THE Cincinnati Orchestra Reed Band gave their first concert at Burnet Woods Park yesterday at afternoon. Eden To Park, morrow they will inaugurato o'clock. --Mi.

AND MRS. JOSEPH SILVERMAN, accompanied by Mrs. Jacob Silverman, left Monday for Gullipolis, to attend the wedding of Miss Barbara Silverman and Abe Wallenstein. -JACOB CAlIN died at the residence hig son, Lee Cohn, 144 Smith Street, May 25th, at two o'clock P. M.

The funeral took place on Wednesday at two o'clock, the Rev. Dr. Wise officinting. Compat will --'THE MILAN OPERA first with two weeks' open June the series of Italian operas Extensive preparations have boon made at the Highland the productions of this House, will be presented. The where famous company will be richly mounted, and performances Jus.

Collins deserves credit Manager for his share in it. -AMONG the distinguished students graduating this year from the Cincinnati are happy to notice Law School we of our Cincinnati boys who have recoivod C. Sim.o honorable mention, having averaged in and Leon as high as ninety-four per cent. They will shortly be ready to start into practical business life, and we wish them good luck. --TIrE STANDARD CLUB give a ster programme this evening at Havlin's for the benefit of the fire sufferers.

Among the list of volunteers are distinguished tragedian, Mr. James Murdoch, who will rend and recite in own unequaled style; Miss Emma sel, the renowned violinist, accompanied by Miss Augustine Berger; Miss Minnie Betcher, accompanied by Prof. Ehrgott, Miss Fannie Cohen, Miss Phoebe Feiller, Mrs. Lee Bloch, Lowenstein, Miss Flora Benjamin, Messra. Leon Bloch, Sam Kuttner, Harry Hyams, Robert Tice, Leo and many others.

The sale of realized bright expectations and a audience will without doubt witness elegant programme. -MR. LON. LOWSIAN is down South. -MR.

IRE BLooM is visiting friends at St. Louis. --MR. J. H.

MEYERS, of New York, is a city visitor. --MR. CHIAS. LEISESHOFF, of Miamisburg, is in town. --MR.

J. NEWBURGER, of St. Louis, is in tho care of friends. -MR. BEN LUREL, of New York, was a citizen the past week.

--Mr. ED PollITz became a K. of P. at Highland Lodge last Friday eve. -MIns.

Louis ADLER, of Lexington' is the happy mother of a girl baby. --Mr. AD. LOWENSTEIN, of Now Orleans, paid relatives a visit the past few days. --Miss SALLIE KATZENSTEIN returned from a pleasant visit to Indianapolis friends.

-THE engagement of Mr. Ferd Jacobs and Miss Pauline Reis is announced. -Mr. Pit. STRAUE, of Hamilton, 0., is the latest accession to the Standard Club roster.

---Mi. ADOLPH LOWENSTEIN will leave shortly on an extended European pleasure trip, to be absent several months. --Mr. HENRY MENDERSON returned from a seven months' trip through ling land, France, Germany, Switzerland, Italy, Spain and Egypt. --Na.

STERN returned from Springfield, where he represented Highland Lodge at the session of the Grand Lodge of Ohio, K. of P. --Mi. AND Mns. E.

BAMBERGER cele-brated the second anniversary of their marriage last Saturday evening at their residence on Baymiller Street. --THE regular monthly meeting of the Society for the Relief of the Sick Poor will take place on Tuesday next, at5 P.M., at the Plum Street Temple. Members are requested to attend, as business of great importance will be transacted. -MR. J.

A. KONNER, who for the past seventeen years has been a resident merchant here, leaves for Chicago to embark in business there. To our friends, acquaintances and renders wo heartily recommend Mr. Kohner as a gentleman and a reliable business man. Our best wishes attend him in his new home and undertaking.

Elna Life Insurauce Company. The Mortgage loans of the ErNA LIFE have been so carefully placed that notwithstanding i it has loaned and reloaned during the pust twenty years upward of $32,000,000, it has on hand of real estate mainly taken by foreclosure only 637.38-all of which has' a market value of more than it cost. Nocompany doing business can show such a favorable record in this particular. Decoration of the Soldiers? Graves in the United Jewish Cemetery, on Walnut Hills, The decoration will take place on Sunday, May Bist, at 3 o'clock P. M.

The following is the ORDER OF EXERCISES. 1 Funeral Band 2 Prayer and Remarks. Rev. I. M.

Wise 3 Music Band 4 Address. Capt. J. B. Foraker 5 Decoration of Soldier's Graves; durwhich ceremony the entire assembly will sing "Ily Country 'Tis of Thee." 6.

Remarks and Closing Prayer, Rev. Raphael Benjamin. 7 Music Band Coliege of Music Examination. The annual examinations of the great College of Music, of Cincinnati, have begun and will continue until the beginning of July. The success of this truly national institution is marvelous, then being near 500 pupils enrolled this car, eminent mical inand probably more structors are embraced among (5 faculty than in any other school.

Id enlarge dowinent fund makes it intependent of from tuition 80 that it can the income expensive musicans to instructions give its at engage pupils thorough music small cost. Its incult: are engaged by and their serices belong to the the year college exclusively, that besides their regular academic tem, from September July, they can a summer term to the fu 1 force it ticir faculty. Probwith ably auch another opprtunity does not exist anywhere in the torld for teachers to oh in comprehensiv normal instrucwOn in the months of lily, August and September, when all he other schools and colleges are closedfor the summer vacation. The summer trm begins July Sth und ends late in' Sejember, when the real academic year oper Y. M.

H. A. from marble into life, was then given with Miss Bella Moore and Mr. A. M.

Reinhart, which wasacted in an excellent manner. The entertainment concluded with the comic operetta in onenet, The Twin Sisters" (introducing popular melodies), in which Misses Fannie Cohen and Phoebe Feiller and Messrs. Sam Kuttner and Harry Iyams took part. This sketch lasted just one hour, and was the feature of the evening. Miss Fannie Cohen neted her part in a charming manner.

Miss Feiller sang sweetly and did well. Harry Hyums was quite at home in part and sang with his usual refinement. Mr. Kuttner WaS likewise very good. Every number elicited much warm applause, and, taken altogether it was one of the best and most enjoyable performances which the Association has yet offered.

Mr. Lee Moers, as accompanist, ably assisted in the success of the entertainment. The house was tastefully decorated for the occasion. AMUSEMENTS. B.

Polk and a fair company are producing 4 Mixed Pickles." Laughter, singing, dancing and witty dialogues are produced and an amusing evening spent. Equine Paradox are entering their second week's engagement here. This amusing as well as novel entertainment attracts large crowda. HAvIN's. The California Minstrels commence week of this popular of entertainment, Sunday ovoning, June 31st.

The company is well spoken of, and a good show is expected. HARRIS' MUSEUM. Bad Boy" is received with shouts of laughter and thunders of applause at all performances. The crowds still continue the house. Old World Gem Com pany, a variety show, comprising entirely new and novel acts, is meeting with the success it deserves.

A show of this kind is entitled to the best notices, as it is indeed worthy of thein. Every performer is a "star" in their respective lines. Alliance Israelite Universelle. The following donations have been 13- ceived since last acknowledgment: Touro Synngogue, New Orleans, Rev. Mr.

Leucht 44 Purim Association, New York" City 100 Tree of Life, Indianapolis, Zion Congregation, Chicago, Rev. Mr. Messing, 8383 Hebrew Benevolent Associntion, Camden, S. 10 00 Collection in Brooklyn, L. Rev.

Dr. 72 82 Purim Collection, Baltimore, Rev. Dr. 12 00 Further donations will be received and acknowledged by M. S.

ISAACS, 115 Brodway, N. Y. A CLERGYMAN, cured of a horrible catarrh by a curious Persian remedy, gives it free to all. Address, Dr. Kennedy, Auburn, N.

Y. For bulbs, pot-plants and general garden outfits, go to Huntsman, the Walnut Street Florists. Bouquets and cut-flowers for commencement. EVERY family should have some relinble medicine at hand in case of emergeney, where a physician can not had in time. A medicine for giving relief at once in case of accidents or such mighaps which are liable to occur at any time, is invaluable in every fumily.

The most reliable medicine we can think of is Perry Davis' Pain Killer. Its action is prompt, sure snd permanent. This valuable mixtme can be had of all druggists and no family should be without it. Horn's PHARMACY, northwest corner of Fourth and Race Streets, has on band the finest line of perfumers, toilet soaps and fancy articles genorally in the city. Also a fine line of imported and domestic cigars and a and well and medicines.

carefully Mr. solected line urugs Rukard jud, the proprietor, determined to make this the finest in the city, and he has been fortunate in securing the services of Mr. G. W. Landers, who was for ten years associated with Wilfert, the druggist, and who will have charge of new store.

The wants of the people will be met. Polite and ellicient assistants will always be present to attend to customers, LAKEWOOD, on the extreme southern shore of the lake, is the station where. all traing of the grent Erie system stop during the season, bringing passengers through in Pullman cars from all principal cities--from New York over the N. W. R.

from Chicago over the Erie Chicago Line; from Cincinnati over the N. Y. P. O. R.

twelve to eighteen hours being maximum schedulo required to make these runs; receiving passengers at the various termini from connecting lines in through sleepers and conches, the entire journey is rather one of pleasure. All the appliances for comfort and safety that have been devised are in use 011 these trains. Their Buffet and Hotel curs, and the newest atyles of day and parlor cars running in solid truing enst and west over the Erie and N. Y. P.

0. on fast schedules. Ag we have said, all express trains stop at Lakewood to take and leave Chautauqua passengers. A. gave their closing enterinmont MESSES.

EASTON CLARK Eylin's nounce to the trade desire to anof (1884-5) cozy' of generally that they the Thenter. "This place "use- have purchased the factory, good will inent was well filled with the menars and trade mark of the Bruce Carringe and their friends, who highly enjod whose vehicles have met with uniwhich was versal favor. Their facilities for mantithe excellent the programme overture the first numbi facturing Carriages of a high grade are fered. After diflicult flutent complete, and they nim to build nothing responded to was a rather Fine Light Work. They are dealing solo entitled An Alexis," executed ith A trade in the larger cities which with remarkable skill by Miss tire admitted that their styles every- of Flora nands a prime article, and it is L.

Tico, the most approved. are Benjamin. Mr. Robert thatest and They use popular favorite basso, then sang Thy and ploghest grade of matorials, and emSentinel Ain in splendid style, that but if skilled mechanics. They then followed by Mr.

John F. Hen- their would you be induced to denl could fairly inspect was audience in prime with you negan, who kept Master pleasurt, and it will give them great the good humor with his witticisms. sample you will favor with a Geo. Gilsey, a little fellow of nine years, the superb, when you will readily see of Mr. Jacob Bloom, dis- prices are of their Carringes.

Their and a pupil violin grade of wol than ever quoted for their played great ability in the Danks. and honorabid they guarantee prompt formance of 4 Aria Varia," by them with orcalings to all who favor Julia Altschul gave 11 very pleasing of their goods. In the construction of the banded wood hy use only the best Miss rendition of the Song recalled sang the edge steel tire, wheels, the best oval by Mattie, and when "Ste- clips. Browster, 'Ay irons, bolts and beautiful melodies of the popular Elliptic springs, Serm, Timken and phania Gavotte." Miss Josephine with putent double Norway collarteel wrk and axles, Easton's Clara Steel's Mears delighted the audience choice improved selected leathe: fifth wheels, 'Arditti's Magnetic Waltzes." covered bows, fine and. tops, leather A from the second act of "Pyg- leather trimmings, Eccable cloth or scene inalion and Galatea," in the portion bone dry fries We comof woods throughgrowth and Galatea is traneformed wend this firm to our the play in which BEF THE New Home Sewing Machine! is for is W.

1 his of are of his is at a TAKE NO OTHER. OFFICE: S. E. CORNER EIGHTH AND RACE STREETS CINCINNATI, OHIO. RUKARD HURD, PHARMACY, N.

W. Cor. Fourth and Race Sts. CINCINNATI, 0. Summer Storage for Furs We are prepared to take Sealskin Garments, Furs and Winter Apparel of all description on storage for the summer months, giving receipts therefor, with a guarantee against loss by fire, moths or theft.

Our storage charges are luw, and sealed in proportion to the value of the garment. Send your address and we will gond for the garment. Before by the furriers' process. If the best time to have them made. it is returned it will be renovated alterations are desired, the summer is A.

E. BURKHARDT 113 W. CINCINNATI. Fourth St. WE would cull attention of our readers to the advertisement on the seventh page, of Messrs.

Knuwener Verhage, of their celebrated Ginger Ale. It is pronounced by the leading chemists of the West as to its purity, quality and excellence without a peer. Consumers of this refreshing and stimulating beverage should see that they get this brand. Give it at inl and be convinced. AT Wilde's Clothing Store, corner Fourth and Vino Streets, suits are being sold at prices absolutely below the cost.

of production. Men's pants from $2 to $0, and suits from $6 to $20, worth fully one-third more at wholesale. These ments are all new and fresh and of the latest spring patterns. On our eighth page will be found a complete price list. We invite your attention to it.

Betrothed. Ferd Tacobs, to Miss Pauline Reis, both of Cincinnati, 0. ELGUTTER Mr. Leopold Elgutter to Miss Jennie Jacoby, both of Newellton, Tensas Parish, La. No cards.

Isane May, Atlanta, to Miss Hannie Kuttner, of Rome, Ga. Died. on Tuosday, May 19th, Carrie Hoffman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Moses Hoffman, of Cincinnati.

at the age of 7 years, 11 months and 17 days. A. Sunderbruch Son, FLORISTS! No. (North W. FOURTH Oincinnati, 0.

Bouquets and Cut Flowers, All kinds of Floral Work a spoolalty. novas MEDICATED MUD BATHS! ALL PERSONS SUFFERING FROM RHEUMATISM PARALYSIS, SKIN DISEASES, SCROFULA, Or any form of BLOOD POISON, should tako these BATES. LEADING PHYSICIANS PRESCRIBE them. The names of well-known business men that have been cured by tho Bath will be furnished. Sond for circulars, Cincinnati Medicated Mud Bath 439 W.

8th Street, OINCINNATI, 0. THE FINEST LINE -0- Pianos and Organs In the city will be found at the Warerooms of The JOHN CHURCH co. Material, BEST Construction, Finish. Call and examine, or send for Illustrated Catalogue. THE JOHN CHURCH 74 West Fourth Street.

Toilet Services. In greatest variety, embracing the latest Shapes and Decorations. F. SCHULTZE Nos. 20 and 22 W.

Fourth St. NEW lias a different ELASTIC TRUSS others, is cup shape, with Self. Adjusting Ballin center, adapte SENSIBLE Itself to all positions of the body TRUSS whllo the ball in the tho cup proses back intesfingor. tings With light pressure porgon nia la hold securely day and night, and radical does with curo certain. It is cary, durable and cheap.

Kent by mail. CirGulara EGOLESTO1 TULES COn ALL PERRY DAVIS' PAIN- KILLER. Introduced in 1840. Paton paternally to Cholera, Cramps, ORVISi Dysentery, Fever Ague, PAIN Throat Kidney Complaints, Liver Toothache. Sore KILLER and Applied Burns, all Sprains, Externally Neuralgia, Rheumatic to Bruises, Guns Pains, Stings or Bites of Insects and Venomous Reptiles.

When Cholera prevailed in the Cures CHOLERA for that used years all it is with howel 1819-50, considered such complaints, an wonderful "PAIN-KILLER" unfailing success, cure was DON'T EXPERIMENT WITH NEW MIXTURES. THE PAINHAS STOOD THE TEST OF 45 YEARS. Price, 25 50 cts. and $1.00 Per Bottle. Sold by all Druggists.

mage MONUMENTS! GEO. TIMMERS, IMPORTER OF Scotch Granite and Italian Marble. Statuary, Scrolls, Head Stones, Grave Marks, Corner Posts, etc. And Manufacturer of AMERICAN GRANITE MONUMENTS 420 481 Central Ave, OINCINNATI, D. The Baltimore Fells Point Fabrew friendship fongregation, OF BALTIMORE, wishes trengage a Cantor, must understand music and be able to lead a choir, also, be competent Teacher in Hebrew.

to tranelite in the English Language. Salay, $1,500 Per Year, Positively no traveling expenses pald, Addesy, M. L. HIMMEL, sec'y. 5 and 7 Harrison Street, BALTIMORE, MD HENRY STRAUS, Importe, Jobber and Retail Dealer IN FINE CIGARS! I.

W. Cor. 3d and Vina, And 1(9 Vine Street, near Fourth. AND REFRESHMENTS SERVED IN EVERY STYLE. FINE WINES AND LIQUORS, FINE CIGARS A SPECIALTY.

TheCelebrated WEBER Lager Beer on Tap THEPalace Restaurant FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN F. P.MARQUET, Proprietor 811 OYSTERS POTTER'S Boots and Shoes, 152 Fifth CINCINNATI, O. Reliable Goods, Reasonablo Prices. Ladies' and Children's Eand-Made Shoes to mucasure a Specialty. mny15-lyr CINCINNATI TYPE FOUNDRY.

201 Vine Street. C. WELLS, Treas. The typo on which this paper 19 printed la from the abovo Foundry- En. CAMPER A Go.

69 61 Longworth St. Special attestica given to FOR THE Fine Wood Cut and Book Work Ail Work Warranted- GENTS WANTED. MALE OR FEMALE who are roally live, active and to send for our latest price list and circulars, Fastest Rolling article on the marko! ever offered. Thoroughly practical, ascful, ornamental, and a woman's friend. Cline's proved Steam Washer 1119, 1121 and 1123 Olive Street, St.

Louds, Mo. AGENTS WANTED for the WASHER. MISSOURI It will pay any Intellizont man or womun socking profitable employment to write for Illustrated Circular and turma of Agoncy for this Colobruted Washor. cent on a wooka trial on Exclusive torritory und her J. WORTH, 1448 State Stay Chicago, 1 THE VERY BEST the National Brand of Ginger Ale.

IT EXCELS IN "PURITY, QUALITY and EXCELLENCE." It is so pronounced by the leading Chemists of the West. The trade of Cincinnati, the most particular in the country, ENDORSE IT AS THE BEST. Consumers of this refreshing and stimulating beverage should see that they get this brand. When desiring a glass of this refreshing Beverage, they should observe that they have not been served with some other A very inferior article of Ginger Ale is furnished by a number of Factories whose brands, are made to resemble the NATIONAL AL BRAND -MANUFACTURED BY- KNUWENER VERHAGE, Factory, 270-272-274-276 Sycamore Street, bet. 8th and 9th.

TELEPHONE No. 2300. RAILROADS. FAST TIME -TONew York and Lake Chautauqua -VIA- N. P.

and O. and ERIE R. R. Leave Cinctuunti dally at 7:50 M. Arrive Lakewood (Lake Chautauqua; 8:10 P.

M. and New York 10:10 A.M. Leavo Cincinnati ily at 7 00 P. 31. Arrivo Lakewood (Lake Chautangun) A.

and New York 9:00 P.M. ONLY ONE NIGHT OUT. The only line from, passing by Lakewood en route New York. Pullman Palace Buffet Sleeping Cars nt Fifth and Hondly Ticket office corner Fourth and Walnut streets. For Tokets at Lowest Rater, appiy at 41 W.

4th Street, Cincinnati. D. E. HOLMES, A. E.

CLARK, Gen. 8, W. Pass. Agent. Gen, Pass.

Agent HAMILTON COUNTY 5 0 BONDS FOR SALE. S. KUHN SONS, BANKERS, 72 West Third Street. STEAM SAUSAGE FACTORY. SMOKED BEEF, PICKLED BEEF, TONGUES, FAT OF ALL KINDS AND SAUSACE.

ALL OF WHICH WILL BE PREPARED OF THE BEST MEATS AND STRICTLY I will be pleased to receive your orders and wil guarantee satisfaction in all cases. CH.AS. MENDEL, N. E. Oor.

7th and Mound CARRIAGES! Bpecial Bargains in Fino Vebicics. Largest Stock in the City. Geo. C. Miller Sons' Carriage 19, 21 and 20 West Seventh St.

Call on us before purchasing. FOUNTAIN HOUSE AND RESTAURANT 83 W. FIFTH STREET, BET. VINE AND WALNUT. temodoled, Rofurnished and Thoroughly Renovated, ROOMS, 50c.

Per Day. ROOMS AND BOARD, $1.50 per day REGULAR DINNER, 25c. JOHN FERGUSON CO. Doalcra In Imported Domestic Cigars, Impertora of Brandies, Wines, Irish and Scotch WHISKIES, And Dolors in BOURBON AND RYE WHISKIES, 141 143 W. Fifth Bouth near side, Race: CINCINNATI, O.

FREDERICK FIELD, (Established 1830.) Granite Monuments! Statuary, Vaults, Curbing, And all Descriptions Cometery and Building Work, QUARRIES AND WORKS: QUINCY, MASS. MARBLE WORKS OF ALL KINDS. W. D. McKEAN, Western Manager.

No. 29 East Fourth Street, CINCINNATI, O. Call before purchasing. W. H.

BUTTNER, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Roam: 17 18 Stunts Zoltang Bldg. 95 5th CHICACO, ILL, ADVICE FREE. PRACTICES IN ALL COURTR. HOLZHEIMER ELIEL, A ATTORNEYS EYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW, 53 Dearborn CELICAGO, ILL. RooM 29.

Rofer to Publishers of American Inselite. VICTOR ABRAHAM, Attorney at Law, RooM 1, MASONIC TEMPLE, CINCINNATI, OHIO. Prompt attention paid to collections. LEWIS ABRAHAM, ATTORNEY AT LAW Solicitor in all the Government Departmeats at Washington, D. C.

Interval Revenue nud Patent Cases Specialties. Reference given in creru State in the Union. NATHAN COHN, Attorney and Counselor at Law, ROOM 6, McGAVOCK BLOCK, NASHVILLE, TENS..