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Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1876-09-30

The editor of the Miner, in burst
of congeniality, eXclaims, Then
there is our old friend Judge Dunno. IS
&c. Yes and if anything additional
were needed to cternally bury Judge
Dunno and all his friends and the mcr
and measures in New Mexico tC
whom and to which lac was drawn
as Is the needle to the magnet it car
be found in the efforts now bein.
made by the people of Southern New
Mexico to get divorced from a corpse
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1876-09-30

PLATs Of TOWNSHIPS ( South. Range.
4, ), and 5 East. Townships f.;
South Ranges and East. and Town
ships South Range 5 East, ella anc
Salt River Meridian, were filed in In,
Land Office al Florence September 10
10y United States Surveyor Genera
WATSON. These townships cover
lands surrounding the Pima and Ma
ricopa Indian Reservation
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Huababi Ranch for Sale.

SITUATED ON THE UPPER SANTA
- Cruz River, Pima County, Arizona.
The subscriber now offers this fine prop
erty for sale. The ranch covers some of
the finest grain growing land in Southern
Arizona, with abundance of water for ir-
rigation, and controlling thousands of
acres OF the finest grazing land.
For Fuller particulars call upon the sub
scriber at the ranch or address
\. c. BENEDICT,
Monument L. o., Arizona.
September 30. 52-2w
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RGlRN.

In Tucson on September %, 1876, 10 the
wife OF 4. ID. Otis, a daughter.
In Tucson on the morning of the 18th in
slant, to the wife of =. III. Drachman, "A
son.
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j. M. BERGER,

j. M. BERGER,
WATCHMAKER AND JEwELER,
Congress Street, opposite l.. II. Jacobs d
Co.'S Store.
Tucson, Arizona.
Having purchased all the tools, imple-
ments, merchandise, etc, pertaining to
the Matchmaking and Jewelry depart
ment OF Messrs. Davis d kelSOn of Tue
son, am now MORE THAN EVER
prepared to do all kinds of work In my
line, and at reasonable prices, and war
ranted for one year.
y fine assortment of Clocks, Watches
and JewelTy always on hand Tor sale,
Patronage respectfully solicited.
September 80.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1876-09-30
EXECUTIVE OFFICE.


Tucson, September p, 1876.
GENERAL AUGUST V. KAUTz, Com
handing Department of Arizona: The
constant murders and robberies com
mitted by the unremoved Chiricahua
Indians are liable to break up all set
Elements near the reserve. | am press
ed to call out volunteers. If Indian
scouts are placed in the field | deem il
unnecessary. Please let me know il
this will be done. As a last resort
rather than see the settlements of san
Pedro, Babocomari, Sonoita and San.
tn Cruz broken up, | will incur the
expense of volunteers. The Indian,
have already driven The Indians from
San Rafael.
~ p X. Stafford. Governor
Prescott, ARIZONA, September p
To Gov. i. p. X. Stafford: Capt
Bailey was ordered to proceed with all
dispatch in preparing the Indian
scouts for the field, and Lieutenant
Touey has been ordered to take
charge of them and proceed with
them t. Camp Bowie, and troops are
out from Bowie and Grant scouting
/ don't believe there is any force Of
Indians that belonged to the Chiricahua
reservation in the field. If any such
force exists they have come from So
nora should be pleased to get some
definite information on the subject
| have received nothing but rumors sc
Tar. AUGUST V KAUTZ,
Commanding Department.
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On September 18th, p. c. Wilder
was appointed postmaster at Mount
Hope, Arizona.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1876-09-30
FOREIGN.

Woo, SPAIN, September 26-The
United States steamer Franklin ar
rived here this morning. Tweed was
much surprised when told the Frank
lin was to take him TO the United
States. He had hoped, on arriving at
Cuba, to be able through the assist
ance and influence of friends to avoid
being surrendered TO the American
authorities. He expressed great dis
appointment at the new aspect of af-
fairs.
LONDON, September ga letter to
the Times dated Therepa, September
%, says it is reported that 200 Christ
ians were massacrcd by the Turks at
EgerOum. 1t is certain that great out
RACES have been practiced by them.
Armenians have complained of their
excess to the Grand Vizier who has
promis d a thorough investigation.
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All persons indebted to us are requested
10 make prompt payments on or before
December /; and all having claims against
our Tucson house, will please present
them for adjustment within the same
time. T.. y. FISH * co.
Tucson, July !. SILL
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MARRIED..

In san Francisco, September3 1876, Geo.
,unt, Receiver Land Office, Prescott, To
nda III. Vanzandt of San Francisco.
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Cor Of Main and FIRST St. aOI California Street,
Yuma, Arizona san Francisco, Cal
James M. Barney.
Successor to the Late Firm OF
William B. Hooper & Co.,
Continues the Business in ARIZONA and
CALIFORNIA
NPoBTEB ANB WHH00ILEESS;AALIEE;
MERCHANT. MERCHANT.
Shipping sss Commission Merchant,
VIII Garry a Full prime Stock of
PROVISIONS, PROVISIONS,
PROVISIONS, PROVISIONS,
GROCERIES, GROCERIES,
GROCERIES, GROCERIES,
DRY GOODS, DRY GOODS,
DRY GOODS, DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING, CLOTHING,
CLOTHING, CLOTHING,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
HARDWARE, HARDWARE,
HARDWARE, HARDWARE,
SADDLERY, SADDLERY,
SADDLERY, SADDLERY,
DRUGS AND MINING MATERIALS,
DRUGS AND MINING MATERIALS,
Selected To Exactly Suit
Merchants, station Keepers, Miners,
Ranchers and Freighters
MA and NIEXICO.
SolIcItS Orders for Goods and Assures
- Satisfaction. -
FORWARDS FREIGHT AND MER-
HANDISE
to any Part OF the World - Insuring
desIred.-
BUYS or MAKES ADVANCES
on all
ARIZONA AND MEXICAN PRODUCE
The SALE OF ORES and MINERALS
a SPECIALITY.
Buys and Exchanges Gold Dust, Gold and
silver Bullion, United States Treasury
Drafts, Legal Tenders, Soldiers
Warrants and Vouchers and
Good Commercial Bills.
Special orders will be attended to by the
San Francisco Branch House with prompt
ness and fidelity.
All orders and commissions should be
JAMES VI. BARNEY,
January -. Yuma, Arizona.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1876-09-30

The best brands chewing and smoking
at Mansfeld's News Depot
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1876-09-30

l.. ZECKENDORF, WV. ZECKFNDoRr
2S3 Broadway, y. Y. Tucson, AT
OPENING OF THE
Centennial at Tucson, Arizona.
at
ZECKENDORF BROTHERS.
by Great Display Of New Goods.
A New Era in Selling Merchandise
in Arizona.
We have just received
THE LARGEST SHIPMENT OF GOODS
Ever come 10 Tucson from the East.
by way of New Mexico-Consistinr of
a Full Line or
DRY GOODS. CLOTuIxc
FANCY GOODS.
BOOTS " SHOES
STAPLE and FANCY GROCERIES
LIQUORS and KEY WEST CIGARS
FURNITURE.
CHINA and GLASSWARE.
HARDw.pR
FARMERS and MINERS TOOLS.
And other articles which are needed In
supply the demands for the comfort
OF the WHOLE COMMUNITY.
This makes our stock
TIE MOST COMPLETE IN ARIZONA.
or any where this side OF the
Missouri River.
These Goods were
Bought at Prices so Low
and our arrangements for bringing them
To this place 1T
SUCH KEDUCED RATES,
that we can confidently assure the
Public that we
Can and viii sell Goods Cheaper
than they can be brought here from
san Francisco.
Our Advantages for Buying Goods,
Having Partner Constantly I'm the New
York Market buying from First
Hands, are UNSURPASSED
by any house in the
Territory.
We now invite our friends and The public
TO come and examine our stock
and see Tor themselves.
We will offer them such inducements as
To make il 10 their
Advantage to Buy of Us,
and especially do we invite the
of the Wholesale Trade.
We Will pay as formerly the
HIGHEST PRICE FOR GOLD AND
SILVER,
Giving the Miners the FULL VALUE OF
what could be realized in any market.
COUNTRY PRODUCE BOUGHT
for Cash, or Liberal Cash advances made
on any cOnsignments 10 Us.
Thanking the public for the Liberal
Patronage in the past, we hope 10 merit
It's continuance for the next century.
ZECKENDORF BROS.
Tucson, August u, IS76.
Pioneer Livery and Sale Stables,
- bV the
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Tubac Store.

ALL Goods SOLD at TUCSON PRIZES.
The subscriber announces To the public
that his Mercantile Enterprise at Tubac,
has met with much greater success than
was ever anticipated; that he has been
compelled to greatly enlarge the dlmen-
siOns Of the business and TO replenish ana
extend his various lines OF stock.
Merchants and Others in the vicinity
will find IL greatly to their interests TO ex-
anime this stock and while making their
purchases at Tucson prices, save the costs
OF transportation and travel between Tu-
bsc and Tucson.
Best Goods at Lowest Prices,
In the Greatest Variety.
Gold and silver Bullion. Grain and
Produce of all Kinds Bought
or Taken In Exchange at
the Highest Prices.
l. GOLDBERG. Agent.
september 81. j23m
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Condensed Locals

| Street lamps will be lighted tonight st G Is
p. m, and extinguished at a. m.
Over two thousand persons visited the Cor
eoran Art Gailery last evening.
repairs have been made 10 the Police
Court cells by Inspector POwman. 50 that
prisoners confined there will be com Portable
Ice two aud half inches thick J. being
gathered from various small ponds IN the
outs kris of the city this morning.
The funeral OF the late George Gideon will
take pisce from the New York avenue Pres
byteriaD church 10 morrow afternoon at two
o'clock.
The route OF the y. L. Chariot street cars
has been extended from Sd street ana Penn
sy lvania avenue east 10 2Zd and G. streets
west ChartOts for parties, receptions. &c,
can be engaged. See special notice.
DR. j. II. Gibbs, one Of our oldest and most
respected citizens, is lying seriously III a
his residence, No. lilo street northwest.
with congestion OF the brain. His condition
last evening was supposed tn he critical.
At meeting OF the Labor League last
night Central Organizers BraCken, Stewart,
and Curtin reported an Increase OF member
ship during the past week Of six hundred,
and that twelve meetings had been held in
the District during the week.
a meeting Of cOlOred democrats was held
last night ~ No. 1913 1Sth street In which the
states OF North Carolina. Virginia, Massa-
c6uSeit Is, and Rhode Island were represented.
Nothing was done beyond appointing n COM
mittee on resolutions.
At the meeting of the Carroll Institute last
evenir=, SiT. II. r. woodward was elected
treasurer, vice Mr.. MCDeTmOtt resigned. ard
interesting literary eTerCiSes followed. "a
which AeSsrs. j. Il. O'Neill, G W. Mulla' y,
aIdP. J. O'HOnOhue participated.
II WAS announced IL the revival m0oti,g
st the Galway Baptist church This morning
that Tie CElldreu'S meeting at DR.. NObie'S
church, Sunday afternoon, will he presided
over by the editor Of the ReJtfhlicGi. Is il
Brother Murtagh or Brother Brooks?
Two OF the most Tilliaut musicians OF the
DAY are about to give concert I'm our CT ty-
Miss Adelaide Phillips and Mr.. q. W. Nor
gan. The latter has for long years been buill-
1ng s solid fame aS an OTg@uiSt Of the trueSt
a j. - q D Ice rs.H..
n weeks TeTroScUtatiO-S Of fsy0rito operas
at The New YORK Academy Of Music. which
have proved her 10 be one Of the finest dra-
coliktE-
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important Art Sale in New York City.
HENRY u. MINER, LUctioneer,
Late Henry II. LEEIs 4 MTNER,)
Art Gallery, No $40 Broadway,

TUESDAY, February , 9TH, 1875, NJ O'Clock .
m sharp, at The Ant Gallery, No. SD Broadway
near l4fh street.
very fine Private collection of modern OF Paint
ings, prisiug the galley Of Mr Jas T. Sanford,
Of New HCrs, tOgethe. with that Of well kLOF a
art tllector Of the same city The Pictures are all
Of
HIGH ORDER OF ARTISTIC MERTT,
and comprise in most Instances tie best example or
the following Artists, viz;
Constant Troy On.-Landscape and river sce1e,
vi h IS tisvres, canvas 6Jx 70 iCches
Peter BaumRarIre r.-AuciIOu Safe OF Artist ;
EheCts, with 70 figures; canvas 6EX4S Inches.
Baron GustaNe HEIpers The Coutidsa.e-2 Il gu res
Of Y"ucg Girls; canvas 45x3g.
4. T. hcyser. The Cleaner. Com paEiOa u above
Andreas Aoherbach. Wreck on tho Coast Il sicily.
Storm clearing OF. Cans a. A. 81
J L. Hamon, p Vsn Scheudel, J HerriaS. SEN
EGwaId reTe, :. i1demsn, II J. Boddington,
al Stevens II NanGEGgtyett, l. eLout her6ourg,
tmile Lambenet G. Ra1pp, J. Gilbe-I,
Jas Bertrand, Rudolph Epps, Hr q. Shaver
+. IsmaCOis, 7. DeReuvef, w Hunt
J h EscOsTrE, Csa aid Achenbgeh, Thos Cole
l.. kichet, II khombsrg, deceased " s. Mount,
g. Dawt igny, NJ peGsray, } "; cssllesr,
a. Pietra- Santa, c CarOseIia, g Toeschi
y. PssCutti, MecAstti, +. IHdOui,
And others fayorabiy known to Art lovers
THIS collection is without lubt the fines and most
important in point Uf merit that az offered a.
pubic sale In Daay years, crlbr acinz choice spe
mems OF celebrated Artists deceased ami VIII ,se
works are becoming more aud more rarely met with
and lLCrea. ing IN value every DAY.
Tie above are now on exhibition day and even
Ing. feb2l cost
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Fi-si-CIass scogrin. AMI DtsIn-

- .NfAl'E efils-l EyN It's ek tstGll -hru 10 "
removing To his new building, aa5 q street, >
coos west al eih street, Just few steps
nom MS former place on sth street, where re
Is ready 20 co any work IN his ike 81 his eI-
peFlN1 manner ktc Gloves and Shoe,
Grape Wells cleaned at n very snort notice.
Ladies Dresses cleans wifGaut far.D apA-t
and spots removed without cleaning the
whole garment. Gents Clothes cleaning aIJ
dyeinR Speciality. u.T-fr
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OF ALL THE WONDERFUL DISCOVERIES.
perhaps none surpsSS that OF extracting the
Essence Of Beef. which has proved SslcR a
pressing 10 the sick. Listig's IiP,id F'rtrdcf
q Bey and Tonic IHJTC0ru'0T has the prefer
tnce for Weakness. Depression, COusump-
ton, Lassitude and FeverS. eos
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Constructive and sufferers nom Throat
and Lung diseases SCrufulR Debility. etc.
VIII bnd SPECIFY relief IN usfng Boxers Oh
Lirtr ct and Phosphate ~ Lime. II is dccld d.
coy pleasant IN taste, ard hichly com
merded by physicians The oSia,itonah e
Tea lures Ia lEe o. are removed. See thar
y"u set that prepared by Jro. L. Baler a
Co, PHILADELPHIA a,y
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Tie latest ,ly IS o. sfiG and 80. rltHats
for seLtleu.ce, bU5S n i children, IN great
variety, ed az moderate prices, received
ig!S week. -
go eth street. between and X.
~ / egant SIR Hats Al * aud =.
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C. TTT TIE RS.
The Ne roreli> savings Baal

This tar pays Eve per cent. Interest on
al deposits made n - l-.fpre The 50 - each
month. san. J SrrWgrf. prCsidcu-. - AcICr.
vice pres dent. J \ RUif, G slslgr. 2-F.>
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Conouce To health AID comfort. hence th0uS-
snds OF the intelligent public pairp1ize Dr.
Nhltes establishment. 1870 PanusVlva r n
1Yenue. opposite Willari's hotel. rNr relief
from COrrs, BUutous, ChilblaIns. Inverted
Nails, Vascular EscrasceEces, sc. ESfah-
ushed isC1. Fee -.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'M'TS

+ o NY.
SHoULnE9 SEAN sHIRTS, msde of ws---t
Is NusiiI AND hue Linen. Every shirt war-A1f-f
90 Mt; stZcs from y 90 IL inches. TIE pHrcns-ar
has O-iy 10 work the stud or button hole. sd Re
shirt II ready for the Laundry. Price, 81 =
Herd=Cnle EhirtiuE Csicres, 81 cfs.
NemsuJJa BlsACh-d n u-liu, l2lS cts
Winter goods sold without regard 10 Cr4f - cy-sr
BENJAMIN MILLER,
gApS-tF I93 Bridge street, GeorgetuNu
STILL DYING To PLEASEOUR FBIEN IS
~ 1HE RUSH Is OVER
Tnsnks 70 c1r kind friends for their tndulceroA
during the past Fail, when snch WAS the rush Il
EOrk from All sections a. 10 make II impossible 70
Nil orders a. promptly % he'd. Being assUs d
that the work when finished g6ve entire satisfac
ton, we solicit q continuance Of your PATRONAGE.
and pr mise good vcT Rat far prices IN from one q
eight DAYS. Work cent for O. deliver Ell in any p-rt
Of the District. received and rst1Taed 10 ard frg
tny part Of the county by usiI or express.
NM. 81 WHEhTBEYS
Steam DyeinC snd Securing E-.ab!i-hrue-s,
Established is3l fanf -
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~PIincess Fredericka, daughter or the
blind ex-King OF Hanover, is SAID 10 he the
mos beautiful princess in Europe. She is
the devoted and constant companion OF her
father
~ The various wages questions il the
north of En- gland iron and coal trades are
arranged or IN the eve OF set ement. The
MALE able iroin workers, OF whom above
Is eco are employ sd IN q fEll state OF ira he,
have gone to work at seven a2f a-haif per
cent reduction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-25

Reasons Tor g0i',g g. hrs StroaE's Rene
d'al Institute IN winter, with circular de-
scribing its Turkish, Russian. SulphfIr Nv
drOpAtLic and Elect 70 t. srnsl Baths. TIE
Vacuum Treatment. Ga 'vanic and Faradaic
Electricity, &c, viii be sent on application.
Nervous, Lung, Female AM Chronic dis
eases a specially. 12.H.m WIS:
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LOCAL " VS..
Amuseme0fs ARTa

Not'o'sdl 7hedteT.-"The Spy, or America
poo Years ago.
FordB Opera HOiLss- -Haverly's Minst-eIs.
Tned,eT COgHtg1ls-" Was She Lei As--1y. or,
Did She Coz" with varieties
Masonic Tt7lY3e.-FOIrth annual ball fer
the benefit OF the Children's hospital.
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Weather Probabilities To-oLap.
orr1c. OF CHIEF sIsrAL or ora

WAShINHION, FtbruaTy =, isIf. {
For the middle states, warm ct and clear
or fair weather. winds shifting 10 easterIy
.koutheTly ard falling b2rOmete-
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STLFNCF THAT 1FERIBLF EMMY OF
LIFE. a bad cough, with Fu'C'S H1leV y
Hoehotntd and Tar. otherwise me cough
may soon silence You.
Pixies Toni Each. I-rnns n-r. :, on. - M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-25

HALT Stimulating Eminent cures all
rain. 1.
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|kONAS GOLD LOCKKTs, set with real Ro-
pan gold, chains, sets, buttons 20 matcb.
SClfied teweiry. sets, bracelets. lOskets
|lth bDiilTs 10 match; Lake George dfa3
|Oncs, sets, earrings, and buttons 10 mafch
tcervrd 81 PriggS' JewelTy Store, No. SCI
frEsylvaria avenue, near / street,
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THE CDJRTS,

EQUITY COUET-,I1ptgc U'8ie.
Yesterday, Wiley agt. Strong; notice 10 be
served. II re. Samuel A. Lee; leave to en-
cumber estate. In re. James Fox; writ de
lunat'cO ordered. DiuOll agt. JOuran ct al A.;
INDUCTION against 3-4Oths of award. Middling
Purifying company; argued and submitted.
MCCoOk agt McCOOk: submitted. Richie
ag'. Wolcott; dismissed. Adjourned to Mo1-
day next.
POLICE COURT-JJJdQe SneH.
To-day, Henry Wheeler forfeited So c0llat-
eral. VIM. Gross and James Taylor Hunt
forfeited. Albert Jackson, disorderly and
loud; -. Frank Honesty, Susan Honesty
and Sarah Honesty, disorderly assembly
and loud and bOiSterOus language. Frank
and Sarah were fined 50 each and Susan dis
missed. Lewellen Ashton, loud; 50. Albert
Jackson, assault and battery on Officer
Grant: IS and costs. Singleton Bell, lar
ceNy Of 100 pounds of coal from X. McDon-
aid; $50 or thirty days in jail. Daniel Physic,
Robert Hunter and Moses Sanders larceny
Of 10 pounds of butter from Frank Verus-
tine. This was a case of butter snatching
from dealers wagon on the street; sixty
days each in Jail. Jerry Brown, larceny OF
two bushels OF coal: SO or thirty days. Cor
nelus White, larceny of so cents worth of
coal; $40 or thirty days. Thomas Price. as
sault on Benjamin BROOKS; IS. Margaret
Mills, assault on Kitty Brooks; 3.
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REAL ESTATE SALE.-M eSSrS. Dunc9nson
Bros, auctiOreers, sold yesterday for G. G.
IodeIer and John Walter, trustees, sub lot
No. L, in square 900, fronting on 7Jh street
east. between North Carolina avenue and
south G street. improved by brick dwell
iTg. 10 Henry 8. Rose, for Sl41O
Thomas Bowling. auctiCnPer. sold yester-
day afternoon, for MeSsTs. KiltOurn * Isatts ,
trustees, the whole OF square 5J7, situated
between 1st and 2d and " and y streets
south, containing 81 655 square feet, at Il
cents per foot To &. ID. Gilimpn.
MARRIAGE LICENSES have been ISSUED 10
Martin j. Leo and Hannah Bsary, and
stephen Tabor and y 0uie J. Lawrence,
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CHARGE OF MALICIOUS PRosEcUTIoS.-
To-day Charlotte Hunter, by +. p Gloss err
tered a suit against Chas. Brant and Abby
Brant, for malicious prosecution, In having,
without cause, charged plaintiff with the
lai ceny of SO yards OF black lace goods val
ued at 50, for which she claims 81 900 dam
ages,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-25

SMALL SAVINGS MAKE LARGE For
TUNEs.-TLe deposit In the Metropolis saw
ipss Bank,
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POLICE COVRT-Ju0ige SreN.

PLATFORM OF NEW YORK FINANCrERS
The New York chamber of commerce held
slder national finances. Samuel ID. Bah
cock presided. A. A. Low submitted a series
Of resolutions In which il is declared gen.
cTal resumption of specie payment is de-
manded by every branch of Industry, aud
for the accomplishment of this end two
things are needful-an unalterable purpose
on the part Of Congress and the people 10
abide by the law OF 1875, and the requisite
ability on the part of the government to re-
deem it's legal-tender notes in coin at the
time appointed in said law. The resolutions
contend that nothing can be gained by de-
feTring TO later period than that now fixed
by law the redemption with coins ofits legal
tender notes by the Treasury, and under
such circumstances every attempt "tO
hOaTd' gold in the Tre.~ury, or in the
banks, by dr3 ling the market Of its scanty
supply, will serve TO enhance the price. and
by diminishing importations curtail the re-
ceipts of the custom house. The resolu-
tons, after debate, were adopted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-25

81 In France NJ. Dufaure has been ap-
pointed president of the council to I'LL the
vacancy caused by NJ. Bullets resignation.
81 Henry Waterson, of the Louisville
courier, Journal, is recovering from his late
severe illness.
~ To avoid mortifyipg her lover, who was
poor, Montreal heiress was married re-
Gently In a $50 muslin dress.
~Water works are to be erected to sup
Ply the city of Rio Janeiro at a cost of
slO,OOO,OcO. A London firm has the contract
0"Alkali JIM" a convict in San Quen-
tln prison, California, hid himself in shoe
case ard was shipped to San Francisco.
What is the interior OF A frica princi-
p9iIy used Tor ?" asked a teacher OF pupil
4 or purposes OF exploration" was the re-
ES-The high price OF meat in England has
Drought 10 ilghI the fact that there is at
present less live stock in that country than
IN any ether in Europe.
~ A man has been sentenced 10 a months
Imprisonment at hard labor, In Eunis xillen,
Ireland, for stealing sticks valued a, one
penny from Lord Belmore's estate.
Warren Parker of Adrian, Mich hos
DID FOR distinction in meanness by forging
the name OF one sweetheart tn a note ant
using the money SO obtain ed in elopl & vita
aAotLer.