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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-04-17
Notice.

L. :. LASp OFFICE
Wichita, Kansas. April nh, i.7s J
Complaiat having been entered NJ this office by
James 4 WImy against >idnar Is. Mckee f9J
abandoning his HOMESTEAD! entry Ne. ls1J. dated
August Eth, Isl, upon the :, u,hwe-; quar-
ter Of section -, o9nShip - south. range
west, in >edgwics county, haHss-, with a view
to the cancellation Of said entry The SAID parties
are her. by summoned 10 appear at This 0ilsce on
the ilfh dsy Of MAY, ISIS, NJ D. oelock =
IN to- respond and furnish iesiinon! concerning
said alleged abandonment
" :. JENKINS. Register
EEDFIIID. Receiver Iii
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Notice.


I : IAND fTTTCEl
WICHITA. ksa-a.. Oct =. 30
Complaint kSyiug t-el catered A. this 9itlcs IS
& X Me- oTEnIrk against Iesf ia " Na--eF !sT
abs f.iaBiuS his hasns--tsalf cufrE Ns = ast-d
Nav . l--l. aBgn tae nsTthAe.s quarter
Ia -sSiSy lck rtsunfy. hAa-As. sE;b sies - isss
cancellation II saia erfrt the -as3 parties arr
hsreby st3H.slsssed 10 a3E-sy at shts egzee the
Ii DAT ~ Ma. s--z. a. . % cls-ck a y to
re~,ssFd ard farnsa fss:iTaoay eeaosTuiH-, sa.si
ali-l.-sf aisa1ssisanl-as
" JENhIS-. Register
c KEDFiEI.D, Receiver 2l-g
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Notice.


L ;. LAND OFFICE.
WICHITA. Kansas. ApTii -, l-sE
Complaint having been entered 81 this Office by
Lewis clark against Charles Josssson for fraud
uleHt o-aee entry No. I6l-, dated January
suti f--s upon the lots sHd : section
g. township = saaih range es-i, m -@dg-
wick county. hsn-=S. with a sicw 20 the ear
cel.afi"n 81 aid entry, The sid faFites are hereby
.numore,i t. ai,E,e az this cEec Ia. I'm day
OF MsY I--.,. at - . clock N. - Ts-T~oEi
and fErni-h testimony concerning satd alleged
abandonment " JENAiN-, Register
Jt gEDfIELD. Rec.fver At
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The freight to Wichita will not be more than
two cents per tree and "a cents per vine, etc.
Small Fruits at rry lotc rates
reduction made on the above on large orders
and cash piynients J0J trees al same rite per
l,0D.
The stock is all strictly No J. and has been
prop1gaied almost entirely from my own orchards
and grounds, and l feel safe in recommending
the >r,ck IL true 10 maine, having iruiied neayiy
all varieties am reliably informed that agents
for a nursery in this vicinity circulating II
port that my stock is generally inferior, etc
which Is not true. examination the
grounds will prove, and in further proof thereof
"a sample Will be sent Ia any one wishing, or can
be found ON the premises OF Messrs surguy
Hros oxford Samples will strictly represent
nv stock Address q {. BRACKET,
Lock Box 2>i, Lawrence, kansss.
y. b. -Neghborhoods clubbing can have at the
shnve rates. @-2h
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The Wichita EAGLE. with its issue

The Wichita EAGLE. with its issue
oflast week. completed its first volume.
The EAeLE is one OF the best papers
printed in the state. and is justly the
pride of Wichita aud the Southwest.
Ii has been well sustained by the en-
terprising people 81 Wikita WHO are
wise enough TO fully appreciate the
value of such a paper g. TIE EAGLE in
bsildMg mp the institutions of their
citv-Orford Press
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Notice to township Trustees.
Notice.

L. ;. LASD OFFICE,
WICHITA, Kansas. April 10. ls.3. !
Complaint having been entered at this Office by
David " Walker against Isaac johnson and
Abram : alley fir ahlBd Jnipg prescription filings
No ! ami No go. dated october l,t, $50, and
AprIl H. l.. upon the southwest quarter OF Sec
tion ~, township =, south, range west, IN >edg-
" OK county, Kansas, with Il view % the cancella-
ton of said entry, the said parties are here
by summoned Ia appear at this Office the 18th
iay OF May, ls1;, at O'Clock p. m, to re
spond and furnish testimony concerning saId
alleged abandonment.
" :. JENKINS, Register
j c. REDfiELD, Receiver. 2-it
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Notice.

IANI' WIFI
vs1ssfs ksss.<. sss3 ,. ia J
1or1t lH.ns hssisx sFsu sassrrd ~ ibts sssse~ ~
Hgss4rn n ssssrf skstss-f ts-e tsr<ssf fsf -2sss
dssiax hss Byss-skss - ~ y ~ sfsf. astsn SeiE
= IL atss - sutf ~ NJ Desfa-s.f graz
81 IL erefssi > sgstsi-is q ss'ub, fanS~ $50.
IN 4se<~.rs sss.sEss \ asss.s 80 . fiss Ga tbs
ssssssItssAsn - SD Fntry ths SAIL t&fffse are
tsf.b5 .sfssE.st,ssf sfFssf - fnts s-e- "a -
"a 1ss - izs - 81 - felssra - T--
s,~4ssa AL fssrstsh tess4ae1ss sssse<TzsuS $50
st-asszsfssrsf
~ JESkfzs. ksr5ss~r
syDtfIi.f aes>ssss i-g
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Notice.


L. : LAND DFFiCE,l
WICHITA, Kansas, April lIth, 1915.
Complaint having been entered nj ih- office BY
Orange VI I.sngiorti yaIn>t J III JudsOn for
abandoning his lre-e mnii0n ding No i'ag. daI ed
Jaly i-i., upon the Eibca>t quarter of SECTION
10, township Il -ouih, range east. IN Marion
county Kansas, with view to the cancellation
Of SAID entry. the said parties are hereby sum
inaned to appear at this 0iiice on the -lst day Of
Nav las, al O'Clock .. To respond ami
furnish testimony concerning -aid alleged aOan-
dynment.
W. JENKINS, Register
j C REDFIELD, Receiver s-itNP
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Sherif's Sale.

District conri 18th Judicial district. sedgwiek
county, Kansas.
NJ NJ frcheimer,
y l. PAYNE.
BY virtue of an order Of SALE issued oe' Of the
district court OF the IN judicial district, sitting
IN and for >c'igw OK county, Kansas. wherein VI
NJ fecheinrr u plaintiff. and II L.. Payne. dr.
PENDANT will, ON SATURDAY, the t.th day Of May.
II. Is3. nj 10 O'clock IN, al the cenrt
hoase door, la the city ct Wichita offer fer sale
public auction, Ia the highss, bidder Tor esh
in hand. all the r<e, title and Interest Of the dc
PENDANT, u, l. Payne. IN and 10 the following de-
scribcd re- al estate property, fo-wu;
The northwest quarter OF section number thirty
six COL in township plumber twent, -stN t-sj
south of range number two GU sa>t, cooisiaing
hundred snd sixty acres. being and lying in
the county OF >csigwick. and state OF Kansas.
said real estate property !, levied apon "a. the
property of defendant. u u Payne. ami viii he
sold To satisfy said VI N fveheimer.
shrrinTs Office al Wichita, Npr,t lIih, u
Is.s JOHN MEAt.iltR. sheriff
Sestgxiek county. Kansas.
Geo. Salisbury. pia.nt'n's attorney. :-s,-G %
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LAND SgfftI
wisAsts tsss-s sszss -. t<ft
fearFtxsnf 1i1ss a-ss saIssfTss - ftis sfflr~ ~
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gaiF ~ 4s4 sf-& to nr~fEerss ssassF-
t.s 4 @sc3rss - - Estisy u ss5 > s@zss rsss
* Hsfass ss~saffF baS~ss. ssfA ssss - fs~
ezs.o. isxssssa - s7sa sHsEf - $40 ysrzs-s
ssefs ~ sssisssss-sS - ssts - fszs s<ses fts
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TF@s-ssa xssG 4Srss@s tss11ssssY ss~ssFsAssS sssd
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Notice Of Final Settlement
Notice.


q IAsb DprscE.l
WICHITA. kAsass. Mssss q. t-5y
Complaint having iesp catered At tsis One ~
Philip Iaple against Hssi-n E scott. Wesley
bay ADD Jo-s l.is Ped f,T sbsnsioDiuE prs-efnF-
ton aud i,,,ins aiiBx Sg< lI.s ., and IL, dated
brfohsr p, t-sG Nsrsi, y sa,si Hgtt-i ~. ri.
upon the s,gfhs.- quarter 81 sr'fi1u 10,
Township - =sa,ih. rsngs srsi, Ia ksnF
county kausas with view o. tho cssssi-
iaiiop 81 =aJ b!,f.g. IN ss,i s5sffiss az. h$fs-
by summoned ip spfsaf ri this osnse "a urr ~
das of tyfif i-.s, Of = S'ets.k q o.
sla,f. ami furnish testimony concerning -aid al
legged abandonment
" JfSkf<s. R@gssssf
& RIptIiI.D Esr.lssT L@N
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The following bills were not allowed: Bill
of Chas. f. Fisher. $50 Dan Hoover's. keep
ing Indian ponies II. +. Van Trees. justice
+! fees; Mrs. Mcdonnell. boarding paupers
| Chas. W. Hill. oyerseer of poor.
A resolution was adopted allowing the pro-
bate judge table for his Office. price not 10
| exceed SIS.
| The board adjourned until Tuesday, sth of
| April, at 10 o'clock a. NJ.
| The board met pursuant TO adjournment, all
| the commissioners present
| The board approved the action taken in can
| wasting the votes FRIDAY last. and declared all
the officers elected to their respective offices.
| On motion the sheriff was allowed - cents
| per day in taking charge Of the county Jail.
The whole day was consumed IN cancelitng
| coupons and county warrants. whereupon the
| commissioners adjourned until clock p. IN.
Board convened nj o'clock
| Present-Sol. H. Kohn and L. A. Nicely.
Absent. Carpenter.
| The following was the result of the cancella-
| ton:
Amount of coupons cancelled on the
$4,000 bonds Observation-Disclosures. 5 500 90
| Amount coupons cancelled on rail-
road bonds due July lsf. 1872 2.430 90
Amount coupons cancelled on rail-
| road bonds due January lst. 1873 1880 90
| Total amount of coupons cancelled S4.ll0 90
Amount of county orders
cancelled bearing per
cent. interest ...... S9.3S4 &c
Interest paid on same - 1876 05
Amount of county orders
cancelled without inter-
est OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1910 IL
Total amount of orders
cancelled - Sl1.72O 90
Total amount Of coupons and or
ders cancelled .......-..- S2l $50 90
The treasurer was credited with 1914 g0-I00
interest on over due coupons.
The treasurer's books We're balanced sign
ed. sealed and approved, after which the
board adjourned until the next regular meet
ing. FRED. SCHArTNER.
tonnty Clerk
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IecAiS.
Publication Notica


George n Robbins I'D nipisrrafor OF the es-
tsf~ OF John NJ Wooli~y. deceased. plain
tit.
against
S,hra Wosllev AMI Others, defendants
Petition To sell real estate pt said decesirns.
The defendants, Sabra Woolicy. wisi,w, and
Em,Iy 4 Mooiiey. Margaret y. Woclley and
William W Woolley. nitoE heirs OF John NJ
woolley deceased, residing In the town OF Ho-
yrrr in the county Of Champaign. and state OF
Illinois, " III take notice that the said George b
Robbins ADM nj traitor cs the estate of said john
NJ Wcoilry. decreased. on the 9Th day OF April,
A II IS.i Eicd his petition IN the probate eoi,rt
within and for the county Of Setlgw,ek. and sfxfr
of Kansas, alleging that the personal estate and
effects of said drcc,icut insufficient To pay his
debts and the charges OF aaim, ulsteriux HIS estate,
AM, that he the said John n Wo.liey. died
seized of the folio Wing real estate. situaie IN the
said county OF Sestgwick. and state OF Kansas, to-
wit; Lot, six So) and seven ca and the southeast
~ quarter of the northwest ~ quarter AMI the
northeast (s} quarter Oh the southwest ~ QUAR-
ter OF section number cd twenty In town
ship number Isl twcniy-etshi sahih oil range
number % east. Tn prayer Of said petition IL
tina. an order of sale he granted by ssi court or
dering thu sale Il the sSose described premises
for the purpose Of paying the debts of tho said
John VI. Woaliey. deceased. and The charges OF
administering his said estate, according ~ Law
said petition will b. for hearing 1T the Office Of
the probate juigr IN the city ct Wichita, in said
county OF Sesiyw.sk, and stste OF Kansas. cn sat-
ur,iay the al ,iay Of Nav A u l>.3 at So % clock
a m OF said day. tsEoRtsk Il, RpRnlNS.
Adm of the ESTATE OF John ~. wcolisy. dec Il
Baldwin \ stanley. pigs atiy's. LISTS u
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LAND OFFICE STATEMENT
RECEIVERS OFFICE

RECEIVERS OFFICE,
WICHITA. Kan, April >. 1873.
EDITOR EAGLE: The following state
ment shows the amount of business
transacted at this Office for the quar-
ter ending March 81, 1873:
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Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present-SO II. koln. k. \. Nicely and j.
Carpenter.
A petition tor road running through the
northern portion of township 20. range east.
was allowed aud ordered to be placed on
record
The county clerk was instructed to charge
the township of Wichita with $50 on overplus
OF county order No. 63,.
W. Il. Williams was allowed the sum OF
SIS - on erroneous taxation.
Personal property of JAS. +. Lucky was
abated.
An abatement Of 81 $50 30 valuation was al
lowed the Wichita bridge company. having
pro, ed to the satisfaction Of the commissions
ers the amount invested on the lst day of
March. 1872.
The official bonds of Hugh Former. p. \.
Mitchell. l.. u. Jewett. Geo. Prentis>, +. VI.
Dick. +. II. Clark. F. !. Canton ana John G..
Morse were accepted and approved.
official bonds of \. :. Allen and j. c. Wick
or referred back 70 parties.
The fyllowin. bills were then allowed
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Chas. w. Hill, merchandise to county. Il so
Mrs. NJ. MrAdam-. two months rent
Mills Il Stem. coffia Il pauper 90
Cooke l. Adams, merchandise to pait-
n H. Heath. coal TO pauper>. .. 80
Davidson & Mckee. merchandise to
paspars .. Il Is
&c. Morehou>e. deputy sheriff fees IS %
A. T. Blake. deputy sheriff and eon>ia-
bic f.es ...... .....-..- ..-.-... %
A. I. BiaSe. deputy sheriff and consta-
A. I. Blake. deputy sheriff aud conS,l-
A. I. Blake. deputy sheriff and consta-
A. |. Blake. deputy sheriff and con>ta-
Die lees ..-------. -
A. l. Bake, deputy sheriff and eonsta-
DIE ices ----.--.--..- % W
II. Q. Merrill. township trustee services 0o
Z. 4. VanNess. assisting trustee Mer-
]. c. Morse. judge of election and mile
. O. @ .
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Moving Buildings Con-aetng, B1iltns. Ra.zre

Al ~ork done in n. be.i snsaasr s0-i Ss,isfse-
+ sion s-sarznt-et Lave Srssrs ST ire oskrs 81
s.~~ls srn;th IIi-Ivl J MENTION.
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Who Mart, a Home 2

tse-~s r. MI ~tli s~ai t>s saastfst sssz-
sl<se~ 1T N st~s.f sks ,ssf e 10 rag fsr~s
S<<s2-s . = ss4sf o. eyrsFs Sssa
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SheriTs Sale.

District court 18th Judicial district. sedgwiok
county, Kansas
William Greifcnstein, .
Leo v sage, et al
BY virtue of a order OF sale issued out OF the
district OF the 18th judicial district. sitting
ia aud FOR srdgwick county, kansa wherein
William ,.r-iflcnstein Is plaintiff and Leo sage
81 al defendants, ! viii. "n saturday, the l.th
day Of Nay \. ID. 1878, nj ldo'clock m, at the
court hotise door In the cs.y of wichita, offer for
sal. at public auction. 10 the highest bidder for
cash la hand. all the right. title and iofrIer OF the
defendant. Leo v. Sage, In and To the following
described real estate property. to-wu
Lot number ninety seven o. VA Main street IN
the city OF Wichita, In the county OF sedgwick
and state of Kansas
property of defendant Lro v. sage. aud viii be
sold To satisfy said iliam 6rsiii,nstein.
sher.n's Office, Wici ita, April t.th, u i>13
JOHN MtA6HkK, sheriff
Scdgwek county, kaesas
siuss 4 Dyer, plaintiffs attorney. 2-u-C n
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Waco ....-.
Park ......
Wichita - . ......

Total majority against the bonds. ~
The board then adjourned until Monday, the
9TH day of April 1873.
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George II. Robbins. I'D nipistrafor Of the es-
tate Of John NJ. Wooli~y. deceased. plain
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Ass:rnscs' yo..ce.

&c grpr,fIp. E.e~issr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-03
Police Regulations.


ORDERS or MAJOR RICHARDS.
The following orders of Major Richards 20 the
police were issued to-day:
DEPARIMESr OF MErRoPoLIrAx Police,
Washington, March "a IL LIS. IS
GENERAL ORDER, No 263
Sir: fou will issue the following instructions IN
the police force for their guidance Tomorrow in tho
ain oi the pesee and good order during the
LIST At half past nine clock the running Of
at lst street east and 2lst west cars which NAV
pe mi,nn those points at the above named hour viii
oe united 10 pass east and west beyond the limits
named. ~ '''''s
81. Pennsyivania avenue will be cleared Of all va
hcles at five minutes before ten O'Clock; they will
.ne avenue by the cross streets nearest 10 them,
3D.. No vehicles will be Dermitted TO cross the ave
nue., except under the escort Of police oic.rs after
cession shal have passed the point where Crossing
may be desired, and under no circumstance Mi
4h. Cars and other vehicles may follow in the rear
On me procession as II advances towards the Capitol
flank. ~Nee "pon ei'hef
5tn The open spaces north and south Of the Capt.
Of the salutes. and will be Kept entirely clear OF We
hiees except such as may he in the line If process
9th: Az the conclusion of the ceremonies at the
o ali vehes as far VEST a. "a streS re aSa1 s sear
OF the Procession shall have turned into said street
may pass on its return from the Capitol will be-
cleared by the mounted police as they adv ance, ex
-
VIII be stationed to stop the while the proces
sion Is passing.
9Th. PENNSYLVANIA avenue will be again cleared of
all vehicles upon the return of the procession from
the point where IL again intersects the 18Th
west.
9Th. The several lieutenants are assigned to duty
each with posse of men to enforce the above regu-
laions as follows, viz Lieutenants johnson, Austin
and Hurley will each report at headquarters with
their respective squads OF mounted So clock
a. m. sharp. Lieutenant Greer will have charge
from 9th TO 18th street; Lieutenant Ecklo.f from
18th 10 18th street: Lieutenant Skipron from 18th 10
llfh street; Lieutenant Gessford, from 10Th 10 -fh
street. Lieutenant Kelly, from GIL TO LIST street west
each inclusive, Lieutenant Eoonan will have
charge OF the approaches to, aud the spaces and
grounds east, north and south IL the Captol Lieut
EsseN Will be assigned TO duty at headquarters
10Th. detail OF sixty men Will BE- made for the
Inaugural Ball, TO report to Lieutenant Kelly AT
the 9Th precinct station, for duty at O'Clock D. M
llth. You will that the above order Is en-
forced. A.C. RICHARDS, Major and Supf
AN ANENDAToRY ORDER
has been issued as follows:
- General Order No. 263 is hereby modified so thai
section sixth will read As follows, viz:
:" Sec. sixth. At the conclusion Of the ceremonies
at the Capitol, Pennsy ania will be again
cleared of all vehicles far west as 2lst street
Ii is further ordered that the space Immediately
east OF the east front Of the Capitol be kept entirely
clear If al persons until the procession shall have
arrived and taken position preparatory to the Imam
gural ceremonies"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-03

0Prussia proposes to substitute for the jury
system mixed court consisting Of three jud ges
and four lzymen.
ga secondhand dress and two skeins of
yarn were recently exchanged for forty acres Of
land in Texas county, Mo.
- brigham Young IL said 10 be trying to ex-
cogitate new name for the hundred and seven
teenth christening in his family.
1The President has pardoned Miles Car
roll, Miles McCuloh, Henry Wariick and James
A. Saunders, South Carolina kuSlux.
~The Spanish Assembly is taking measures
towards raising money and men for an effective
campaign against the Carlists.
81 James Brscken is expected to die ON First
avenue, New York, from injuries received q ar
ing a wrestling match, Friday night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-03

liz A TEAP.-On SATURDAY afternoon Elijah
Williams, eOlored, was seriously injured by cut
ting an artery IN his foot while in the act of
kicking the glass out of door in the store OF
Mrs. Eliza Harvey, corner OF ii and 22l streets
northwest IL appears that he was observed by
lady inmate OF the house in the act of robbing
the money drawer, and the key was turned on
him locking him in In attempting to escape
he wss cut a. described. He was taken TO the
4th precinct station, and DIR. Barnes dressed his
wounds and he was then sent home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-03

FoR THE INAUGURATIoN.-ru ll dress or swal-
low-tail coats, price from SIS to $50; black and
white dress vests, price from s. to q; black
doeskin dress pants, price from IS TO sl25o; at
EIsENAN & Bros,
sos 9TH street Nav Buildirg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-03

BrRNING OF CHURCH AT ROCKVILLE. Mp
A gentleman who passed throug Oh Rock Vile YES
terday shortly after noon, reports that the Pres
byterian Church at that place was then in
flames with the sad prospect OF its complete
destruction by the FIRE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-03

sJhS DIAMOND PIN SToLEx.-On Saturday
evening Mr.. John Edmonds of Charlottesville
a, lost diamond cluster pin worth s300-it
heing hlched from his bosom by some of the
hSht-hnsered gentry while he Was getting out
Of street car on Pennsylvania avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-03

SNALL-Pox.-Cases of smallpox have been
reported since Saturday, u each) az the follow
ing places: 81 l. street southwest; 800 Union
street southeast; corner Union and y street,
southwest; Between Fast Capitol and and LIST
and 2d northeast; I'd between A and MARYLAND
avenue northeast; and No. 100 Georgia avenue
southeast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-03

RCS OyEE.-A marine named Michael Nc
CaTthy was accidentally run over by hack No
&, driven by John Lacey, at the corner OF Ilth
street and Pennsylv ania avenue, on SATURDAY.
night He was badly hurt, and was conveyed
10 the marine barracks by Officer Mari.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-03

THE FORTY DOLLAR BLACK DRESS SUITS.
These suits are entirely of my own manufac-
ture and made in the most superior manner.
GEO. T.. HENNING, No. 40 Seventh st.
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FINE SwALLow-TAIL DRESS COATS, all sizes
and prices, just received. A. SrRAUs,
1o1l Pa. avenue, bet 10th and 18th SITS.
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FIRE IN THE CoUNry.-The alarm of fire
from box No. 4, at Pas p. m. on Saturday, was
caused by the burning of house in the county,
800.
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FoR THE INAuGURATIoN BALL.-Kid Gloves,
latest shades. A. STRAUs,
3 IoiI Pa. avenue, bet. 10th and iith sts
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Do NOT FORGET pawnbroker's sale OF unre-
deemed pledges 70 be sold tonight at Duncan
son, Bowling & Co.'S salesrooms, 9Th and ID
streets northwest.
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THE COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use
fulness OF Singers Sewing Machine. is
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Ask YouR GROCER for Dooley'sYeast Powder,
the best baking powder for preparing biscuits.
rolls, bread, griddie cakes, wafies, sc. Depot.
g New st., n. Y. At retail by all gr0cers. 6
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PAwSBRoKER's SALE at Duncanson. Bowling
~ Co.'S auction rooms, 9Th AMI ID streets, this
evening, at : O'Clock. =
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Bound y8Er beng indispensable b health
and comfort thousands OF persons come from far
and near 10 visit DIR. White. the vell-knoWn
Chiropodist, No. as 18th street, opposite the
Treasury, for relief from corns, bad malta, &C.,
end advice - TO suitable shoes.
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TIE NATIONAL SAyIxos BANK, corner Of
New York avenue and 10th street, pAys per CT
Per annum on deposits for each calender month.
Banking hours, TO l. Saturdays, to and
70 - fga Et3, lstl6
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THERNoMETRRs aud Barometer are repaired
and made to order by Hempler, near ~ street.
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street, 1st to High, thence down Gay TO Green,
aud thence through Bridge street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue to the White House.