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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-02-08
A TRIBUTE TO STERLING WORTH.


man Of Columbia Engine Co. No. !.
was made the recipient Of q very beau
tiful testimonial Of the regard in which
he is held by his brother fireman, last
Wednesday evening. The token select
ed was fine silver trumpet, purchased
in New York, by order of the company
through Mr.. c. E. Williams, and pre-
sentation card prepared by Mr.. F. Elite,
which as a specimen Of penmanship we
have never seen cqualed. The presen-
tation took place in the company's room,
in presence of the Columbus, repre-
sentatives of Barnes Hook & Ladder
Co. and of the town council, members
of the press, and many of our best
citizens. The presentation speech was
made 10y Mr.. d. S. B. Henry, the Pres
ident Of Columbia Engine Co., who
alluded in brief but impressive man.
ner to the early history of our fire or
ganization, its struggles under adverse
circumstances, its triumphs, and its
present prosperity, and to the constant
and untiring efforts of Mr.. Burmister,
to promote its efficiency and thorough
management. At the conclusion of his
remarks he handed Mr.. Burmister the
trumpet and displayed the presentation
card accompanying it. Mr.. Burmister
in reply, stated that this manifestion
of the approval and confidence of his
brother tiremen had taken hin COM
pletely by surprise; he could only ten
der his sincere thanks to the company
for their kindness. Attanother time he
would endeavor to show in some suita-
BILE manner his appreciation of the hon
or conferred upon him.
The meeting adjourned and the large
assemblaSe crowded about the table of
the presiding officer to inspect the pres
ents and tender congratulations to their
happy possessor. Always foremost in
devising pleasant surprises for his
friends, and liberal to fault in advunc-
ing any cause that appeals to his SYM
pathy or affection, it appears that he
never dreamed that he might be made
the recipient of a like manifestation of
regard. And this portrays his true
character. Selishness has no part in
his nature, and no laudable enterprise
ever appeals to him for aid in vain.
The trumpet was made to order by
Meriden Company Of New York, and is
an elegant specimen of unique work.
manship. The chasing and engraving
is exquisitely executed, the latter en-
circled within wreath of fuschias,
lIys of the valley and ferns. The
inscription, in neat script, is as follows:
Presented to Chas. Burmister, Esq,
Foreman of Columbia Engine Co. No.
l, 1872, by the officers and members of
the same, as token of their regard.
Our Endeavor to save; our ambition to
excel" The same inscription appears
on the presentation card, in artistically
displayed lettering, surrounded by
graceful scrolls and fourishes, and en-
blematic designs. As specimen of
ornamental writing it probably cannot
be excelled by any amateur or profess
sional penmen on the coast.
Mr.. Burmister may we'll feel proud
of the high estimation in which he is
held by his brother fremen, this being
the only instance in the history of the
company, extending over seven years,
that testimonial has been rendered to
any Of its members.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-02-08

CONGRESSIONAL WHIrEwAsH.-- The Cred
it Mobilier investigation goes on with
closed doors, at Washington, and al
ready the whitewashing process is ap-
parent to the most casual observer of
such facts as leak out. Colfax is
charged with buying $4,000 stock for
$500, and Brooks q quarter of million
for 10000, and other Congressman
are proven to have invested at like adj
vantageous figures. Either all this is
true, or Cakes Ames, and other witness
es are guilty of the grave crime of per-
jury. Even those with the most char
liable inclinations, are compelled to
agree with the Philadelphia Press that
"none can escape the conviction that
the tendencies of the time have covered
our highest legislative body with sus-
picion."
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-02-08

* The North Pacific arrived from
Victoria yesterday several hours be-
fore her usual hour of arrival. Oppo-
sition is doubtless the cause.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-02-08

THE 1NaArHER1Na OF ISRAEL. "A
sermon will be preached in Columbia
Hall tomorrow Sunday, at o'clock
P. NJ, by Catherine Schertz, on "The
rngathering Of 1arael, for the Redemp-
ton of Spirit, Soul and Body, to enter
the Life Eternal" All are invited.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-02-08

@ B. b: Taylor, Esq, has severed
mis- connection with the Portland Her.
aid, of which journal he has been the
editor in chief for several years past.
His successor is not announced.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-02-08

VA1ENT1NEs.-Next Friday is valen-
tines day, and We suggest to the youth
of our community that Messrs. Lowe
& Go. and Breckenfeld have q fine as
sortment of these tender missives, suit
ed to all tastes and every state of cir
cumstances. Call an examine their
stock.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-02-08

s. A letter from Klikitat county
says that the season has been unusually
mild, and the snow has already disap-
peared in the valleys. The stock is in
excellent condition, and have required
no feeding or special care.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-02-08

"a Be always sure of doing good.
This will make your life comfortable,
your death happy and your account
glorious.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-02-08

a. We regret to learn that Col. M.
H. Frost was, at last accounts, lying
dangerously i'll in Seattle.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-02-08

81 The many friends Of Judge
Wyche will be pleased to learn that
his health is improving.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-02-08

81 Horace Greeley said that the
darkest day in any mans career is that
wherein he fancies there is some easier
way of gettinga dollar than by squarely
earning it.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-02-08

s. Eggs sell at Walla Walla for
81 cents dozen.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-02-08

TBEArRrcAL.-The popular actor and
manager, Geo. B. Wnldron. Esq, has
arrived with one of the best organized
dramatic companies that has appeared
upon the boards Of any theatre on the
coast. The popular actress. Kate Den
in, with a national reputation, is the
central figure of the brilliant galaxy of
talent, supported by Mrs. Waldron,
Mrs. Crosbic, Miss Williams, and Mr..
Waldron (whose life-like impersona-
tons arc too we'll known to require
comment,) Messrs. Crosbie, Cox, Vim
son, Pearcy, Cleaves, Barrows, and a
number of others of equal talent and
experience. They performed last even
ing before a large audience and gave
unbounded satisfaction. The play of
the evening was the renowned drama
entitled 1.-The Stranger" Mr.. Wal
dron and Miss Denim sustaining the
principal characters, with a full cast.
This was followed by the amusing farce
of " Rough Diamond Mr.. Crosbie
making capital Cousin Joe" with
" buttons all over" Both Of these
pieces were performed in an exceeding
ly creditable manner. Another per-
Torrance takes place this evening, and
splendid bill is selected. Our thea
tre-going public should avail themselves
Of this opportunity for witnessing an
artistic performance. s. =
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@ Vancouver is improving her pub
lie park.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-03
~Dyed hair is out of style.
~Floating cspital-venice.
SA corn extractor-A crow.
RIA stock-in- Hosiery.


pS-The Newburyport ghost still stalks.
H-The cheese is mitier than the pen
kFArtesian wells are a failure in Indiana.
~Rats in Omaha feast of Of policemen's
noses.
ss-Stylish wedding cards are long and mar
row.
The senate of Kentucky has passed the
bill abolishing the public whipping post.
hS-Chinese incendiarism is the latest tleyel-
opment of Ah-Sin in California.
~ Bets on the first boat are in order in towns
on the upper Mississippi.
1Back.pay conundrum-whst will he do
with IL? tBetter give il upl
H-A number of scalps have been found
among lot of old rags received from the west,
AT the paper mill in Petersburg, Va.
81 They kill dogs in Philadelphia with car
bOic acid gas. The Press thinks Knocking
them on the head the more humane of the two
81 Mrs. oLeary that owned the COW that up-
set the lamp that fired the barn that burned
Chicago, has recently opened millinery store
nVyoseph Brown, democrat, was Yesterday
elected mayor of St Louis over George Barr
republican, by majority estimated at 2 800.
@At a meeting of the Harlem railroad direc-
tors yesterday the lease of the road TO the New
York Central was ratified.
81 Mr.. r. W. Thomson, c. E., the distin-
gu shed inventor of the road steamer aud rotary
steam engine, died at Edinburgh March 9.
a<A man named Thomas Wilson, residing in
Milwaukee, while eating dinner. on Friday
swallowed piece of meat, which lodged in his
throat, choking him TO death in five minutes
nSA bill to abolish capital punishment was
defeated in the lower branch of the Ohio legisla-
ture yesterday by most decided vote. OHIO is
not Yet ready to dispense with the gallows.
GA sewing machine and a suit of clothes
are offered as prizes TO the lady and gentlemen
who shall dance longest at coming ball i'm
Mankato, MINI.
~ The French Fusionist newspaper, LAS
semblee Rationale, is to be Suppressed In con-
sequence of a violent attack on Prince Bis
marck The article stated that the German
chancellor is insane.
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TOMORROW

Il 3. MARSHAL'S sALEUF LADIES GOLD
4. WATCH AND CHAIN, BRACELETS,
RING, AND TWO DIAMONDS.
In virtue of writ of feri facias on Judgment of
cOrdemr IN, issued from tie Clerks Office of the
Suprem, ~.urt of the District Of Columbia, and to
mt directed, will SELL at public sale, for cash, in
front of the court house door of said District, on
FRIDAY, the 4th day of April, 1873, at 12 O'Clock
NJ, the following goods and chattels, to wit viz
Two Ladies Gold Bracelets, One Ladies Gold Watch
and Chain, Three Children's Bracelets, One Ladies
Ring, and Two Polished Diamonds, large size
seized and levied upon as the goods and chattes of
S. hitney, and will be sold to satisfy execution
No. l05l6, in favor Of Infancy 4 Co.
m25-dts ALEX SHARP. y. g. Marshal. n. O
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STEAMER LINES.
DAssENGERs BY ORANGE, ALEXANDRA
AND MANASSAS RAILROAD,

AND MANASSAS RAILROAD,
On and after APRIL ], I9s, viii L.
Tam Washington CITY BY Pc. E,seszES
BOATS, 7th Street Wharf.
nS- Boats will leave the wharf at Is a. m and
I1s .. m; arrive at has a. m. and Gas p m.
Buy Tickets at sos Pennsyl ania avenue, or
corner Of King and Union streets, Alexandria.
Through Passenger connections between Orange
Alex and Manassas and Baltimore and Ohio
Railroads made only by this line.
JIM. BROADUs, GTA.
We. GASkINs, Agent, sos Pa ave. a2.Im
NEW EXPREsS LINE VIA CANAL,
PsIIADELPHIa kIrxaNpRI. v. WASH.
1NGT0N ANb GE0RGEToWS, d. >
From Pier !; SSE,S Y harvs., Phil ssaE
Prom 50 Water street, Georgetown, D. c., TUES
This line Connects at Philsdeip hia with ..Clyde's
Iron Line" of steamers for Providence, Boston and
i hs. England State Yp Th1Tsge il Bosts9 BY
VIM p CLYDE Co, Phiiadeiphia. u u
y. A. REID, Alexandria, Va
WALDO A. PEARCE, 81 Congress Street Bos-
Ton. APP
WAsHINGToSs NoRIoLK, BOSTON, AND
The fine Iron Steamer LADY OF THE LAKE
having resumed her regular trips to IT,
So5i . T every MT soSpH tSSi
THtKsDAf, at p. m, touc hing at principal River
Landings, connect ,ns at Norfolk with Steamship Of
Freight should be addressed scare of Lady of the
Lake via Norfolk Branch ticket office at Knox 9
CRnIf2i ~ Pen rem Z, ave nue.
DORSEY CLAGETT, General Agent
nIi Plants Store, corner 18th st. and Pa. ave.
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AUCTION SALES.
UTURE DAYS,
RY LAfIMER q CLEARY,

DY LAfIMER CLEARY,
- Auetioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner fensyiyaniA avenue and ilth g.,
Star Once Buildings.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON SEVENTH STREET Ex-
TENDED, NEARLY OPPOSITE BUT SOUTH
" HOWARD UNIVERSITY, CONSISTING
OF MAT TWO STORY FRAME DWELL
asS s AM Two STORY sTABLE-LoT % By
- BY virtue of deed of trust dated November
81 I'D A. d. 1870 and duly recorded in Liber No.
1SSl, folio liz, Of the land records for Wash
ngton county. in the District of Columbia, and BY
direction Of the party secured thereby, will sell,
At public auction, In front Of the premises, on
THURSDAY. the 17fh day Of April, A. ID. 1873, at
o'clock all that certain piece, parcel, or lot
Of ground, situate lying and being in the county of
Washington, in said. District, and known as iot
Numbered eighty-two, 49, in the subdivision Of
and John W Wright, and recorded among the
cords for said county in the Office Of the county
said lot having front Of Is feet on the
ington and Rockville turnpike Seventh street
road and being of depth Of 256 81 loo feet, contain
ing 6.4l6 100 square feet, more less, together
with the improy ements thereon.
Terms of sale: One-thiid in cash, Of which 500
must be paid on acceptance 81 bid; balance in six,
twelve, and eighteen months, with interest at ten
be secured by notes of purchaser and deed Of trust
property sold Convey ncing and recording at pur-
chaser's cost If terms Of sale not complied
with within six days after sale the Trustee reserves
the right to resell the property at the risk and
of defaulting purchaser.
VIM r. HOFFMAN, Trustee.
s2-d LATlMER CLEARLY. Aucts.
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PROPOSALS FOR GRANITE PAVEMENT.

Sealed Proposals are invited and will be opened at
on thursday the 10th of April, for paving the
Curve at the south Of the Capitol Grounds running
from MARY land to New Jersey avenues
he bidders to state the price Der superficial ward
No bid will be considered unless accompanied with
BOND IN the sum OF l0o0O, the suffciency of which
10 be approved by justice Of the peace for the Dis
trict OF Columbia, or Judge Of the United States
Court, conditioned that the party bidding will enter
complete the work in accordance with the specifi.
eaflmns. EDWARD CLARK,
nZ2 eotd Architect II s. Capitol.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOB COAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF ENGRAyING AND PRTNTING.&

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF ENGRAVING AND PRINTING!
March q, 1873. \
Sealed Proposals will be received at this ONCE
until O'Clock q. m, MONDAY, the 2Sth day Of
April, 1873, for furnishing FIVE hundred 1901 tons Of
run Of mine GEORGES Creek Cumberland Coal, to
De delivered a such times and places, and in such
Quantities, o. may be required. and subject to the
Sondftions required BY act of Congress approved
July ii, $780, viz: THAT such coal shall weigh $40
pounds to the ton and shall be inspected and weigh
ed, and the quantity of each load certified at the
time Of delivery by the person appointed and auali.
nee under the act for that purpose; and that the
prescribed Zee Of 70 cents for each ton of coal in
spected weighed and delivered, shall be paid BY the
Proposals will be considered binding for one week
from the 18th day Of April, 1873, the Department re.
the right to reject all any portion Of the
No proposals will be entertained unless accompa-
nie by satisfactory evidence of ability TO fulfill the
contract, nor VIII any payment be made without the
Serhcate OF TIE Inspector that the coal furnished
IL such as the contract calls for
Proposals should be addressed and sent to the Of
nee q GEO. A. McCARTEE,
ury Department. m29-i3w
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STATE SENATOR YoRK's BROTHER MUR-
DERED.-Tbe body of the brother of Senator
York, of Kansas, has been found in the woods
two miles west of Usage mission, in that state
Nr. York had been shot, and his body concealed
In the thicket. This makes seven persons sup
posed to have been murdered between Usage
mission and Independence within the past six
mOn-hs - -
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PEOPLES STATE CONVENTION IN PES>-
sYLvANIA.-The Philadelphia Pres has in
formation from Harrisburg 90 the effect that a
combination Is TO be formed next fall BY regular
repubiicans, democrats and liberals, and all
other friends of purity IT elections. 60 secure an
honest election i'm 1874. IL is suggested that NJ
the proper time a Peoples State Convention
shall he called, solely on the issue of state and
municipal regeneration. to nominate cadidates
and organize the state for the election of a
reform legislature.
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by THOS L. WAGGAMAN
II Real Estate Auctioneer, SIG Eth street.

- BY virtue of deed of trust from Charles
B5 v. Gordon and wife to John D. Mcpherson,
-. recorded IN Liber co., folio s2i of the land re-
Columbia, will, on MONDAY, the 2ist day OF
Apsii, 1873 at o'clock p. m. offer for sale at public
scribed in said deed, to wit: Lot numbered IL, in
square No. lao with the improvements, being four
TERMS Onethird cash the balance in six and twelve
months from day Of sale and secured by purchasers
aneing at purchaser cost.
J. b. MCPHERSON, Trustee.
m0eo&ds THOS. Il. WAGGAMAN, Auct /
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTER MOO
Dr NArTINGLY wHEELER, Auctioueers.
- sos 9Th street northwest.

- sos 9Th street northwest.
!: :A sHs II ::
No. sss, folio Is shsil, on WID2 n JAZZ
Wilmington City, DiStrics x GoiumSs 70 Wit Lot.
q sqSars a Sundrsd sss
iS) together with The iYprovemen thereon, being
on each hoass q SI0SoO dated August s III, pay.
Terms q :sis: Cash for the amour. realized .so,.
the sale; and II the terms complied With in
purchaser. deposit Of $50 on each house Whcee
ss !; e
PoSEp until f sHf6R6AY, januals IS. izs sU =
O'Clock ?: m, on the premises.
jiss sIssf q m al ss WHEELER. Auct,.
~, ~THE ABOVE ,1; SALE u aERE S Fur,
By a sss'' Of III tFaiiSs;L WHEELER Aue,
7sxR sA A5 + En HE5npE EUR
1th, 1873, at O'Clock m, on the premises,
By order Of tie TTnssse; GEO MeATTINGLY:
JZs-eodd MAtIlNuLI WahhLEh, Aucts
s-IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE INcLEMENr
until Thursday n February is, ISIS al ooocP
q 'hs FIVE Il III Tru Ase
grIN CONSEQUENCE OF THE INDICTMENT
PoNED until AfcS F 9saSS 11ini is
O'Clock p. m, on the premises.
iI5 ~ MATTINGLY WHEELER, Auets.
II THE ABOyE sALE Is HERERy fprthAr
postponed until MONDAY. February "a, Is73, at {
'GSs Mk p ffsi e IL Wheel Auo
- THE ABOVE SALE Is HEREBY furthc!
s.so' n Enc! y tss WHEELER Auo
1onI a ABoyE sAhE HEREBY further
s S'A marrI II ely g WHEEL WHEELER, Auo
1.-THE ABOVE SALE IS HEREBY FURTHER
POSTPONED until THURSDAY, March goth,
%5'sosds %affiSc.T0 s' W2 Il ii!Ss Aucts
rgIN CONSEQUENCE OF THE INCLEM,
ENT weather the above sale is hereby further post
p,nn,ed until TUESDAY, March 18th, 1873. 4,
m2O-eod MATTINGLY WHEELER, Aucts
as-THE ABOVE SALE is HEREBY further
postponed until THURSDAY, the Sd of April, 1873,
m2s-eod MATTINGLY WHEELER, Aucts.
RY B. H. WARNER,
No. 1873 eth street, between G and II.
TRTsTEE's SALE OF THREE TwO.s STORY
ssLATGHIkRHOUsE ON g STREET. BE:
TWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS
NORTHEAST, AT AUCTION.
By virtue Of deed of trust to me, dated 0cto-
Sc Der %, ISL, and duly recorded lber o5S, folio
- 41, one of the land records of Washington
county, D. Co. and by direction of the party thereby
secured, viii sell At public auction, front Of The
premises, to the highest bidder, on THURSDAY,
April 3. 1873, at "a O'Clock p M, all of Lots num-
bered g. g. 10, r. Is, Ia, and Is in square numbered
rs, in the city of Washington D. c.. together with
the improvements thereon. This property is sold
subject to prior deed of trust dated October g. 1871
and recorded October 10, 1871 TO secure S4Go, pay
able in ON" year with ten per cent interest; payable
The terms Of sale for the amount realized above
said incumbrance follows:-S 2DD and the ex-
penses of sale in cash; balance in year with in
terest If terms Of sale are not complied with with
in five days after sale the trustee the right
resell the property at the risk and Of the de-
faulting purchaser. slOO deposit on acceptance of
J. c. EASTWOOD. Trustee.
mo B. III. WARNER, Aucts.
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10y B. H. WARNER,
ID Real Estate Broke nd Auctioueer,
No. 12S 7th street, b ean G and b streets.

T1OSTGB ~ SALE Of ATHRBE-SYORYB BRICK
E HGsss. Al "A aJ alH nt!rH STREET SOUTH.
- By virt1e Of . deed Of trust to Daniel L. Eaton
and 9yself. dated ns.ch g, lEs, and duly re:
records for Warrington, D. c., Will cell at pubiic
s sn;SefsIon in EEpt e the Rrsci:ss 70 the hshe
iUs. q. 0clees p m, an TIA: part Of Lot No. D
mete. and bounds: Beginning for the same at point
Hs feet from the southeast corner Of Lot No H. and
rear line Of said lot; thence south Hx feet, and
the improvements thereon.
Terms: The amount Of irdebtedness secured BIZ
said deed Of trust unpaid with the pensss az SALE
In cash, and the balance st six and twelve months,
sold, with interest," from the day Of sale. 91O de-
posh on acceptance Of bid. II terms Of sale arc not
complied with within seven DAYS after sale, the
property to be resold at the risk and cost Of the de-
exc. W siIcKNEY, Surviving Trustee.
f2-eo&ds B. H.WAREER, Auct'r
EIME ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until III TUESDAY. April 40. ISIS, same hour and
psr~. ~ SrGer Of the Irusfee.
ma B.H. WABNkB, Apctionssr.
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MARRIED..

IVA "A N Xxi HD.
fREEBORN-HUNTER April 81, by Rev A.
:. Huntington, ID. d at his residence, at the CO.
inmhian College, FRANK W. fREEBoRN, of
Washington, ID. e..
,TUCkER-MUSE. On the 18th Of March, in
GEORGE W. TUCKER, Of Washington. TO MIS-
hAkf 4. MUSE OF " esfmoreland county, Va.
DIED.
CUTTER. April ID, CLARENCE III. CUTTER,
late OF Boston, Mass, aged As years.
Funeral from his late residence, No. 231 18th
street southwest.
ENGELHARDT. After long and painful Illness
of dropsy, CATHERINE ENGELHARDT widow
OF Christ Engelhardt, aged IS years.
FRIENDS and relatives invited TO attend the fu-
neral to morrow, Friday April 4th, at O'Clock
from her late residence, 622 New York avenue
northwest. Q
PHILLIPS. On Wednesday morning the ID in
slant, at her residence, log West street, George
town, ID. G., Of heart disease, ANNIE T. PHIL
LIPS, wife Of Robert A. Phillips.
Funeral services on Friday, at 5 O'Clock p. m, ct
her late residence Relatives and friends of the fam
lily are respectfully invited. fRep&C hronl
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GOVERNMENT SURVEYORS MAssAcREp ny
INDIANs.-The Leayenworth Commercial has
intelligence of the murder in cold blood by
Cherokee Indians of Mr.. Deming and three
O'her government surveyors, 120 miles south
west OF Arkansas City on tie 18th nit Txo
others Of the same party with a provision train
have not been heard from for some time. aud
fears are entertained for their safety