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Spelling talent runs in some families. In
Philadelphia two sisters took the prize at a
spelling circus, and at Roxbnry the diction-
ary was carried OF by two brothers.
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LADIES' COSTUMES.
PROCLAMATION.
$3.50 REWARD.

SrATK OF LOUISIANA, }
Executive Department.
New Orleans, April 49, 1913.
Whereas ROBERT SYMOND, charged with kill
ing William J. Prechard IN the parish OF Claiborne,
in this State, on the ninth day of February last.
has broken Jail and is fugitive from justice, a
reward OF TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS
will be paid by the State of Louisiana for his
arrest and delivery to the sheriff Of said parish.
Given under my hand, and the zeal of the State
hereunto attached, this nineteenth day of April,
in the year of or Lord eighteen hundred
and seventy. FIVE. and of the independence Of tie
United States the ninety ninth.
WILLIAM P. KELLOGG.
sBy the Governor:
P. G. DESLOEDE,
Secretary Of State. apo
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OFFICIAL NOTICES,
NOTICE.
City Taxes and Licenses OF 1875.

DEPARTMENT oP FINANCE,
City Hall, New Orleans, April l., 1878. !
TIME LIST OF DELINQUENT TAX PAYERS FOR
Il 1873 is being prepared for publication, and in
.erest will be charged after the thrteth OF April
instant. The allowance OF two per cent discount
will be continued until that date.
Delinquent licenses Of 1875 are being put IN pro-
cess of collection and will entail additional costs #
not Immediately paid The discount of three per
cent, still allowed payment of licenses OF 1879
VIII be discontinued the thirtieth of April 1875.
aple I'd ED. PILSBURY, Administrator.
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Succession of MicheI Ror;e-

~ OF Orleans, No. 81. 75eNNotice il harahv rlye.
son .e creditors of this estate and to ali oter per
SaVs ra,a Interested TO show cause within tea
lave Lave or can, why the account nressnted by
a mrs. seraphine Soulant widow of MicheI Boris
homnioraaatd1l 90 Of this estate, should no; u
trouted in accordance Herewith. VIC
By order of the Court n'
apis Is 23N rp.rv 80
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Eli Perkins is said to be more truthful,
but not half so funny since his marriage.
Affections have been known to develop the
best qualities IN manhood.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-23

A man who has once courted a pretty CIR
will not atterward court an investigation.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-23

1t is reported that Prince Napoleon is to
start paper in Brussels in the interest Of
the BOnapartists. ii viii De printed in i'm
narial style.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-23

The widow of Thomas Emory intends to
build magnificent building in Cincinnati
for the Young Mems Christian Association.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-23

There are very few rich dentists. ihey
all live a sort OF from -hand-tonouth lie.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-23

Vehicles ought coon to End smooth sailing
on the upper portion of st. Charles street.
The sloughs of despord are being well bal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-23

The Prince Of Wales started on his little
trip to the Mediterranean without asking his
mothers permission, and John Bull is en-
ravef
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-23

An ex. Confederate" writes TO a San
Francisco paper confirming Writers story
OF barbara Frietchie. He claims to be one
of the noble young men who fired upon the
old lady. He says: Il saw in your paper
of the twenty-sixtb an item concerning
Barbara Frietchie. It denied the fact that
she held the flag in her window during the
march through Frederick. She did, for
was in one Of the dust drowned ranks imay
l be pardoned) that Stonewall ordered to
halt, and / fatter myself that the bullet
from MY gun was one Of the many that hit
the flag
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Sitka has population OF 5O2 persons, and
newspaper called the Bulletin.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-23

In England they dismiss any person from
the civil service employ who gives an item
10 the newspapers.
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not prolong time which seems thus far
to have bound them by its principles, but
to have left free their political foes to
deny the compromise, and yet profit by
the opportunities which it has afforded to
strengthen their position and prospects.
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Estate Of I'm rhv q, ,N....-.1--,

A LII PERSONS HOLDING CI.IMS sC.rxsT
- - .le ihsolvent estate OF DARBY & TREuOrLEf
~itb dues,ed TO present them within thirty days,
{; Trsn cmeis or other evidence in support to 4.
tahiea IN order that they may be- entered on
-""" VI oihtrlDutlOn. ana PCT
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-23

A grand festival will be given at the FAIR
Grounds next Sunday for the benefit OF the
German American schools of New Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-23

The Chicago Post boats of its enterprise
in reporting the Beecher trial; it certainly
does show enterprise, though it might have
better held of operation than the broad
plain Of scandal. The difference in
time between the holy city Of Brooklyn and
the ungodly city of Chicago is tifty-four
minutes. The wire sends the stuff as fast
as it drops from the lips OF witnesses, and
the record OF events is printed by the Post
and on the streets Of Chicago actually half
an hour before they transp;re, which, GER
taiuly is dispatch tina. can not be COM
planned Of by the ucst exactipg sewing SO.
Getty.
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Dallas, Texas, has population OF 1900,
equal to that Of Austin, the seat OF govern
Ment.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-23

A miss demeanor-The behavior OF
little girl at child's party.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-23

The centennial maniacs have proposed to
exhibit the remains of George Washington.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-23

Benton, Maine, has school board com
posed entirely OF women.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
DIDWELL's ACADEMY OF VIM

RIDWELL'S ACADEMY OF Mrs,"
THE ONLY THEATRE OPEN IN TBR c~
DRAMATIC AND VARIETY eln
The ZIG.2AGS. the famous Grotesora n.
Mile. ALA, the Wonderful Gymnast. In b nslcsa
leap forty feet from stage to dome: the fnS
THe e CH!hpREN Tr N Se"S~niceharacter sis,e
speciality acts The olo changed nrht,.e i
Guiding with, Friday. April %. GUY MANSSR;.,sxs
J. J. WALLACE IN his great personaton ~ HN
NERRILIES. VI ~
Saturday Noon, Night and Sunday Mich.
nautical drama of THE BEACON LIGHr ,!t
WALLACE as Old Jack Junck, u
Monday. April 26-PantOmime. THE RED exo..
QLlO of specially acts. and the dram sr,:vU
GLANCE AT NEW ORLEANS, -1eet
Matinees Wednesday and SATURDAY..
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Succession OF John Iouis.

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH o.
- orleans. No. 81 .S27.-Whereas. Mrs Leonos
re est. WIDOW OF John Louis has petitions
sno court Tor letters of administration On .A
ts.a Of the late John Louis, deceased, in+
e sa.e. No.lce is hereby given to all whom i. nN
one prayer Of the said petitioner should rot u
By order Of the Court.
aplG 70 25t EpAvp MR., =, ,l
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SPECIAL NOTICES

Notlce.-The stockholders OF thu 49,
Cemetery Association are notified that q, aesaisa
for six Directors will be held on The rspSCs eti
DAY of May, between the hours of ten NOT % 90l
O'Clock, At the office Of the association as =
Carondelet street. Each share Of stocH NJ /
to one vote. W. &. L1PSCONR .. OncUel
APPS lot o'09Asy
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Texans are turning their attention to
spelling for the first time.
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CLEARIN 6 SALE

CLLAhxN " SAA1
LADIES' COSTUMES.
From this date, April p, We shsn offer or
entire stock of LADIES' COSTUMES at greatly
reduced prices
.. II. HOLMES,
No. l55 Canal and IS Bourbon streets
ap2l st Up
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SUCCESSION NOTICES,


succession Of Hampton Elliott.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARSE
- OF Orleans No IS, 435.-Notice is hereby g.vs
70 Inc creditors OF this estate and to all other POI
soils 10 rem interested, to show cause within Ten
nave OF can, why the account presented by Mn
esfs snia .h {" Burke testamentary e1ecutr.z Of Il,
es,ate, should not be hom0lOgsted and approved
with. " "oo"Au'e ~
By order of the Court.
ap-o 10 Zo' FRANK PACE, JR Clerk
succession Of Antoine Fernandez.
Scoop DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARIS
- ~ "1 orieans, No. 81 S9l.-Notice is hereby gisa
s sons hsren interested, to show cause within ~
Tvs rom the present notification, if any :ig
'T",.s VI cam why the account presented by ganot
shnSs' documentary executor OF this esiax
. shot 10 nos De homologated and approved. arc
shs iunGs distributed in accordance tbtrewitl.
by order Of the Court.
apps q mylt RpHNv DACr VI r,.,t
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PUBLIC WRITER-A CARD.

Secretary Of State
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ap2l I'm
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LOTTERIES,

incorporated August II, lees),
CLASS +,
To he drawn in pubic ct New Or,sa1s
On Saturday. May /, 1873.
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al EX AND RIA.

THE CASE OF WILKERsoN. INDICTED
FOR SEDUCrI0N.-Before the corporation
pres iding, the case OF the Common,
wealth versus WIlke son, indictment
for seduction under promise of marriage,
came up; argument was commenced Inv C.
r. Stuart for the prosecution who was fol
lowed by +. l.. Smith and ID. l.. Smoot for
the defence, j. NJ. Johnson, common We in G
attorney, made the closing speech. The
COURTROOM to-day, as was the case vester-
Tav, WIS crowded with attent tive listeners 10
the proceedings. The jury spent last might
az the Mansion House, and were allowed a
walk THIS moaning, under charge of CITY
Sergeant Lucas. The jury, on their first ma :
lot after they retired TO their room, stood
six for acquittal to six against.
RECOVERED.-William Edelin, the c0lorp1
man struck on the heed with stone by Mr.
Cadet. near Fort Foot some time since and
reported at that time To be seriously IL not
fatally hurt, has entirely recovered and the
account of the affair published in the wesh-
fngton papers al the time of its occurrence
was much exaggerated.
ACCIDENT. - Mr.. Lewis Mckenzie was
thrown down and badly hurt by the turning
of plank upon which he trod at the Fair
fax street depot yesterday afternoon. He was
carried home in hack and messen gers sent
for DR.. Lewis, who, when he came, ascer-
tanned that no bones were broken, though his
ankle was severely sprained.
THE FAIRFAX NEws.-It is understood
mat the Fairfax News will be issued at Fair
fax Courthouse for the last time this week,
and that hereafter il will be published i'm
WashiD gton.- GOzeite, 18th
THE MONTPELIER ASSOCIATION ISyFS.
TIGAT1ON-The sub committee in this case
are closing their examination this evening
The books of the association, to which the v
nave had free access. will be turned over to
the onlcerS To be posted, which operation has
been delayed by the proceedings OF which our
readers are advised. All the financial affairs
OF the company, with their vouchers, will
then be I'm shape for detailed report, and
the committee think they will be able In
make that on Thursday next-Seatiael, I5fh.
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HOUSEHOLD HINTs.-It is not colds!augh.
but coleslaUgh, when cabbage is cut flee anu
served raw.
The best way to keep apples through win
Ter for daily use is on shelves in cemau =
Dottoned basement room, whose temp IA
lure is Kept as low as practicable witho It
freezing. Spread the fruit only few inc les
deep. that they may be readily picked over,
The brilliant cOlors of autumn leaves NAV
yellow bees-wax. The leaves should be we'll
dried. By piercing the leaf near the stem
with doubled thread wire, you can weave
them on cCarser wire, or on large cord, into
any description of garlands.
TO cleanse cotton goods: Add to hot rain
water an amount of wheat bran equal to one
eighth OF the fabric to be cleaused, and after
stirring we'll for five minutes, add the goods;
stir them about with q clean stick and bring
the whole TO boil. Allow the mixture to
cool until the articles can be washed out,
after which, rinse them well.
The best recipe for CLOSED shirt bosOms is:
rake two ounces of due gum-arabic powder
pour ON pint or more OF water and then
having covered it, let IL stand all night In
the morning pour it carefully from the dregs
INTO clean bottle, cork and keep it for use
Add teaspoonful Of this gum water to pint
OF starch made in the usual way.
An open fire, with large chimney throat q,
is the best ventilatOr for any room; the one
halfOr two thirds of the heat carried up the
chimney is the price paid for immunity from
disease; and large though this seems from Us
daily draft on the wood pile or coal-bin, il is
trlfl1ng when compared with doctors bills
and with the loss of strength and efficiency
tnat Invariably results from living in I'M
ventilated apartments.-C0l. Wdling in OSLO
Der Atlantic.
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6 EORG ETOWR

EXTRAORDINARY FATALITY.-The family
Of Mr.. Robert n. Reed, residing in Virginia
near the Chain bridge, has met with extra
ordinary fatality within the past two weeks.
About two weeks ago Mrs. Reed died OF a
bs filed the skill OF the physicians. A week
later one OF the children died, and yesterday
the Oldest child died of the same disease
Io-uay tne tnird and only remaining child is
reported to be dying of the same com plaint.
NO GRAIN SALEs-There were no trans
actions at the Merchants Exchange to-day
The ONLY ARRIVAL by canal to-day was
the boat Samuel Bacon with $50 barrels
cement for ii. W. Blunt. No arrivals by
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FINANCIAL AND C0MuERcx1.
Wall Street To-day

NEW YORK, Oct. l6.-Tbe Posts financial article
says: he all street markets to-day are auiet and
securities are higher Gold opened al ils7 and has
s'noe sold at 1ltssa aES, mostly at n554-5k Rates
Ter gold loans until Monday have beon 8 81 3 Ia
J. q 81: and =. Foreign Exchange is entirely
nc mins, Tor some unex planned reasons the leading
drawers marked their posted rates I'D to l7s1z aud
4SS No business has been done aud brokers' still
9 Th prime bankers not higher than 477aisl1a.
S1a cent. for broker.' balances with per cent
rate a, bank Prime mercantile paper is 6a7 per
cent Win ga an e1cep ionaliy low rate. Govern
ment bones aGe strong; prices, where Changed are
higher. The market for specul alive shares today
lie sifong. Prices opened with few changes, and
there VAS by noon an advaI of lisls, the latte
mlchlgsn Central. Missouri Pacific, in exception
since noon has declined Ifa5s
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Condensed Locals.

From the Junction News Depot we have
the GoddTB for November and Harpers BuzGT
for October 90.
The friends OF Sunday schools throughout
The world have agreed on October L. and Is
ms days Of united prayer for the Sunday
school cause.
The dog catching season Is over. The total
number Of animals captured between Nav
18th and October 18Th was 2,677-redeemed,
455. killed. ~ p.
The Court in General Term. Equity and
Probate Courts were not in sc SsiOI to-day.
The Criminal Court was nom nally open, a
The grand jury was In session.
The Alexandria county reDu blican cOnve1-
lion met yesterday, Judge Willoughby in
the chair. II. Dwight Smith, OF Arlington,
and T. b Tenn, OF Alexandria, were nOmi-
mated for the house OF delegates.
Some vandal has mutilated Mr.. TheO.
kaufInann's painting OF Abraham Lin
coins First Earnings on exhibition at the
Capitol, by cutting piece out of Il.
Yesterday McSSrS. Davidge and Fendall,
for r. l.. Lewis trustee of jaw Cooke Il Co.
trOus ht suit against Frederick r. Dent for
. Jt7 ~, loaned 10 him by Jay Cooke 4 Co.
before they became bankrupts.
warrant was returned To the Police Court
this morning by one Of the police officers,
ISSUED by justice of the peace in George
town, changing Joseph Brown, upon oath OF
VIM. u Harris, with keeping dangerous
dog. which assaulted and rent the panta-
looms If the said Vim. III. Harris, and com
handing the apprehension of the said Joseph
Brown.
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ferrous; SIS. c. Robut, obStruciug pavement:
-. Margaret Wilson. loud aud boisterous:
s5. Johr Moran. obstructinC the footwalk
with boxes; % Matthew Delaine, assault
on H0ratio Marvman; SIS. Solomon Cohen
threats to Moses herman; 800 bonds 10 keen
the peace. JOSEPH Brown disor,Ierlv. q
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WANT MORE Residents on the
high ground east of the Capitol complain of
an N Insufficient supply OF water. A short
Time since an effort was made TO increase the
supply there by putting stop cock into the
branch from the thirty-siX inch main at the
intersection of Massachusetts and New Jer-
sey avenues, but this appears to have de-
creased rather than increased the supply
upon Capitol Hill, which comes from a
twenty-tnch main which runs through New
Jersey avenue TO Il street north, where "A
branch rUIS off around usder the hill. and
thence To the navy yard, drawing the water
away nom the higher service. The COntin-
nation Of the thirty six inch main, which
runs through Massachusetts avenue To New
Jersey avenue, along the former avenue to
I'd or ith streets east, is urged as a means of
relief.
The water officers state that placing stop
cock In the branch of the So inch main at the
intersection of Massachusetts and New Jer-
sty avenues, did not decrease the supply as
published, although il was failure. The
only reason for the decrease of pressure in
The locality named is in consequence of the
extension OF some ca miles of water pipes,
and The supply Of some 1000 houses addi-
tioDal since the 81 inch main was laid I'm /,
street. The only permanent means of relief
for this difficulty is To increase the supDIy
at fountain head.
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AN ODORCCs COMPLkrNT.-EIfor Sdr.
On 18th street. between J. and L, northwest,
there is a row of brick dwellings Inhabited
| believe, almost entirely by cOlOred FAINT
lies, the male members of which are en-
ployed in the service of the Odorless Exca-
waiting Company, and it would be well fol-
The Board of Health inspectors to take q
smell around in that section. Ii is said that
no attempts whatever are made by the par
ties TO keep down the stencil; but. on the
other hand, whenever they capture a night
soil box II is brought home and used for fires
for cooking purposes, and the smoke and
foul smell permeates every house in the
neighbErhoOd. INoSEIT,
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ANOTHER FREEDMANs' BANK SUITE

l.. Schmidt yesterday filed a bill for an in
junction against Stickney ct al, trustees of
the Freedmans' Savings Bank, to restrain
the safe OF certain property 10 secure a note
Tor 500, ard temporary restraining order
was granted by Judge DIN. The complain
ant aims that subs equent to the suspension
OF the bank he obtained the bank book and
deposit account OF one Peter Gudwroth by
transfer, said account amounting To $3.50 and
that on settlement there will be due him a
plainant
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NEW EXPRIss LINE VIA CANAL,
- skTwEBS

IsGToh AND GKoRGETOwH, q,
sArIIcs DAVIS.
frc0 Pier q. North Whsryes. PhflHs<l xls.
SATURDAY, st ~ m.
From g Ws,er street, Georgetown, f4RrS
THE line connects q Phfladelphia Win ol>aen
EegrAr Semi -veeky Line 81 Steamers for Prov
aGe In Boston By this line
w.,mxe;I HIDn, Agent sss d. Of o.
A. REED, AieXandria. We.
DID. o: MINK, 30 Devoushfrs streef, 8ossoa.
oers len ct General Once, sos PennsylSspis ave-
me, or ~ ths steanses' wharf. vil b prom psiy
eseeooeo 70. sve-tv
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Roavd OF Health.

PROPOSITION FOR CITY HosPITAr-vrTAL
STATISTICS ETC.
At a meeting OF the Board of Health last
night, tie sanitary police committee re
yorted adversely ON the resolution submitted
by DIR. Nerui at the last previous meeting for
the appointment OF a microscopic to ex-
amiue sample or food condemned by the san
i'ary inspec ors on account of the low state
Of the finances OF the board; adopted.
consisting Of Drs. John f. Bracket, Hamil-
ton T.. Leach, c. V. n. Callan, +. A. Adams,
II. II. Hazen, j. w. Little and J. r. R. APP
pleby, were in attendance, and DR.. Bracket
read paper TO the board on the necessity OF
insugurating general city hospital for the
poor, suggesting that the old armory build
ing. on the reservation between south and
north Il and 9Th and It'll streets, is well
adapted for such purposes. and that action
be taken by the Board of Health to secure IL
from the general government for this use.
After some discussion by the members OF
the board and the physicians, all ayr eng
that ii was just the thing needed, the subject,
on motion of DIR. Verdi, was referred to a
special committee of three, of which the
president is chairman.
THE REPORT OF VITAL STATISTICS
for the week ending Saturday, October 9Th,
and q colored. OF this number II died of
consumption, tables mesenterica, whoop-
ing cough, typhoid fever, typho malarial
fever. 3 diarrbCea, 2 cholera infantum, 4 con-
yulsions Onfantum) 2hepatitis, Brights
disease, old age. OF this number p were
from one month to two years of age. There
nave DSeD 10 marriages ana 90 Dlrt1S, Inc
mortality was III less than last mouth, or at
the rate of 20.S0 per 1000 per annum; 29.6s per
cent of the deaths were from zymotic dis
eases. . co from constitutional, % 6S from
local. 1880 from develOpmental, and 312 from
violence. Rate of mortality of the white
population was 1913 per LOCO per annum,
while the mortality of the colOred popula-
ton was 3l.20 per 200 for the same period.
Rate Of increase of the white population by
births over deaths $50 per 1OON: while the
decrease of the cOlOred population by deaths
over births was 50 per ,0C0 per annum.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Health Officer Keene submitted reSOlu-
ton cOndemning frame house on NJ street,
near New Hampshire avenue the property
OF sandy Lacey, as nuisance; which was
adopted. and the health officer was directed
10 abate the same.
A communication was read from the Dis
trlct commissioners calling upon the Board
oI Health to make a statement of the trans
actions of the health officer for the mast year
ana 10 make estimates of the expenses for
me hscal year ending June 31Jh, lsI7: re-
ferIeu.
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-B. II. Warner, real
afternoon al auction. for VIM. B. Todd and
Alfred IL. Lee, trustees, part OF lot 3, In
square go, fronting = feet on New Jersey
avenue, between ID and T. streets northwest,
20 = A: Fitch. ESQ, at 81 cents per square
'"o'' subject 10 all general and special taxes,