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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-06-09

LoxDoK, June S.-The bullion in
NJ Bank Of England increased 1900
pounds 10 tie psss week, and the pro
portion Of the bank reserve TO liability
IL 80 1 rcent. The amount of bullion
gone into the tank on balance to-day
Is 1000 pounds.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-06-09
THE WATER PROPOSITION.

At the meeting Of the Council last
week the proposition Of the local
water company for providing larger
supply was withdrawn. The gist o!
the opposition to their proposal ap-
pears TO have been mainly on two
points, viz: the exclusive monopoly
Tor twenty-five years which they de.
manded, aud the right to condemn
private property to their uses includ-
ing the absolute control ofsll springs.
reservoirs and sources of water
whatever within FIVE miles Of town.
They undertook to supply twenty
five gallons per diem for each in
habitant, and furnish accommoda-
ton to hight Of one hundred and
fifty feet (about half way up the
hill at two dollars month per fau-
Get, and supply for fire purposes in
consideration of subsidy tax Of
three mills on the dollar Of assessed
valuation within the FIRE limits. The
terms seemed tolerably fair and as
reasonable as could be expected in
the light Of existing premises.
Nevertheless, they do not seem 81.
together to meet the requirements Of
the case, and in the very nature OF
things, the two Objectionable fea-
lures mentioned were bound to raise
unlimited friction and hostility.
II is said that the necessary works
on the scale proposed will cost A5,-
600, and that the interest and opera
ting expenses $4,000 will exceed
the income possible at the stipulated
rates ga, 800, by $4,000, the FIRST
year with no tangible prospect
Of any great improvement the
next or following years. This
is too great a sacrifice to ask
of individual citizens.
What We want az soon AZ
it can be accomplished is a
copious supply from Cedarrivcr.
Farmers near town and sub
urban residents do not like to
have their springs and private water
privileges interfcred with. Such
rights, though not held in fee SIM
pie or by indenture, are property Of
the most valuable kind, and to con-
fiscate them without ample compen-
sation would be robbery and uncon.
stitutional.
In other towns, twenty-five
gallons per diem for each inhabitant
is not thought to be sufficient. When
the Croton Aqueduct and distribut-
ing system were built, it was
thought that not more than thirty.
six gallons daily to each inhabitant
would ever be used, and upon that
estimate the system Of mains was
arranged, but they were soon found
to be too small. The average daily
consumption Of water in New York
in 1870 was $4,000 900 gallons; in
1873 it was 10000. 0G0 gallons, or
one hundred aud four gallons per
inhabitant daily. The Washington
city works have a capacity to supply
about six hundred gallons daily per
head. Three things, the public
health, safety, and economical neces.
sity imperatively demand a system
Of water-works for this city. If q
private monopoly be unacceptable, It
would seem that the matter must
be indefinitely postponed or else the
city must build them, by issuing in-
terest-bearing city bonds to the
amount Of the estimated cost. As
has been stated. the saving in insur.
ance would offset the interest: and
the enhanced value present and
prospective of city property through
their construction would more than
counterbalancc the principal of their
cost.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-06-09

CARSON CITY. juno sheriff Saith
this morning arrested the leader Of the
coolie troop ssd placed him 10 shs
county jail. Three others joined hin
this evening. supposed TO b the ;nsti-
gators Of the movement against tho
coolies and their enploysrs. The Oh
carr are prepared 10 resist any attempt
that may be made for their release. II
10 reported that their follower threste,
to tear down the jsil il the prisoaess
are not liberated The strests ere
crowded snd nothing elss 10 talked
about but the snti- ooelics and Chinese.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-06-09
Probate Notice.

IN THE PROBATE COURT OF KING CoUN.
~. Warrington Territory. In the matter OF the
estate Of George A. King, deceased.
&. L. Lewis. the administrator Of the said es-
tate having this day filed In this Court his petit
ton. representing that his Anal accounts As such
administrator have been settled in said Court,
and there remains balance Of said estate in his
hands for distribution among the heirs OF the de-
ceased, and praying that al order he made dis
tributing said estate among the heirs OF deceased;
Nov, therefore, ii IL ordered by the Court that
all persons interested in the said estate be and
appear in this Court in the Office Of this Court in
Seattle. in said county, Saturday, the fifteenth
day July, A. D. 1876. then and there 90 show cause
why decree distributing said estate should not
10 made. and why the whole OF the residue Of
said estate should not be given by such decree to
Emma G. King. widow Of deceased.
Ordered further that = copy OF this order be
published for Ave successive weeks before said
time Of hearing IN the WEEKLY INrKIILdENcER.
week ly newspaper published in said Seattle. and
served on the County Auditor Of the county Of
King.
Dated June ID. 1915.
w. NJ. YORKE, Judge.
king COUNTY. 49,
I. Waldo NJ. Yorke. Judge and ex.ofdcio clerk
Of the Probate Court Of said county. do hereby
certify that the foregoing Is true copy OF an Or
der Of said Court made and entered on record IN
said Court on tho Sd day Of June. A. d. 1876.
Witness my hand and the seal Of sal d Court
(L.S.) this 81 day Of June. A. d. 1876.
WALDO N. YORkE,
Judge and ex.ofacio Clerk - Aforesaid.
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GAsT x a. s1Arxs.

q a. = q Ia V9AG ~ ..
J Ngw YoRx. June e.-Wm. =. He'll
uan. book-ksepsr for Boycs 4 smith.
liquor dealers. yesterday deposited four
checks in difisrsnt banks. sggrrgssing
twenty thousand dollars 10 the Nor
ohsnt's Nstional Bank. and coon af,sr
obtained certificates on the checks
for 1875. Before the close Of the
banking hours tho checks deposited
were returned to tho Bank With notice
that the drawers had no sccount With
Boyce & 6aith and professsd entire
ignorance Of the clerks transactions.
and the latter being arrested. he refuses
any sxplsnation. Tho certified check 10
not yet received.
WASHINGTON, June S.-A dispatch
from John 8. Hsstings Of JuDs 9th.
says the Agency Indisos are ell quiet
and show no hostile feelings. and that
there is no foundation tor the out
rageous reports in circulation.
RICHMOND. june S.--Jas Flaherty
shot and killed Chss. Childs last sight.
Tho only reason given was that Childs
pulled his coat of. Both were into1i-
Gated.
OMAHA, juno &. -Dispatnhss received
from the department headQuafesss this
forenoon dated Fort Laramie June IN,
says an Indian courier from Red Oos1
brings the report that just before he
Left an Indian arrived from South
Tongue River and found there twelve
hundred and seventy SAgse lodges
under Sitting Bull. Cnsy Dolsp and
others. who were On their wy to
Powder River 70 Sight. Gen Crook on
his return met some hand thss KAsah
cav on Nay 18th. They told him thry
met Custar's troops and had fought
them oil day, many being killed %
both aides. No result reported. This
occurred sbost 8 days ago.
CoxcoRp. n. H., June 8.-Gov.
Cheney was inaugurstsd to-day. 10 HE
message. no recommends abolitiou Of
religious test and change from annual
to biennial election.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-12

DO. oobsolldssea, 60; West Va, 9; North Osrolfss
&c, old, ": nes, special tax, bid today eugar
micdling, 12s<. Flour steady ana unchsnsed .
Pennsylvania red, sssl s. Maryland red Sal s.
DO. amber, coal 6o; do white, l.40si 60. Oorp-'
aLa shade easier: southern white, ooss43 southern
yellow, ca a63. western mixed, as CO. Oats a In
and unchanged Il. steady. 7sasO Hay unchs,sed
Provisions quiet ard unchanged. PORK. "a eo.
-; Lard hInl-rehnea, lsx, Batter active and
troieura qoiet-erute, AZ ~ refaed H. Core
steady s ent hrm.Aio csrgoes, l6Als; J0bbing, a.
INV YORK, April ia.-stocks active ana iow,f.
t 9nek a.; Gclo, E; Exossnse, long. tza; shOrs.
kKw foRK, April IL Flour quiet and unchs,eed
wheat quiet and steady. Corn scarce aud firm.
for money and the s7sounts. u. g. bonds, Isss =
lnsi< ex-coupor; nee hves, lo6as, ex o3uPD3. Erls
Ga,
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The SANDER Against Mr.. Blaine.

POINT BLANK CONTRADICTIONS OF IT r}y
ALL THE PARTIES CONCERNED.
The Associated Press telegraphed last
night the substance OF a double loaded edi.
tOrial which viii appear to day in the To-
dianapolS Sentinel II charges that at a
m citing OF the board OF directors OF the Union
Pacific railroad, in September, 1872, mem
Der of the directory wanted an investi5 alton
10 ascertain how large amount or the COM
pany's money had been expended, and that
Mr.. Rollins, the secretary of the board, quiet
~ wedt TO the mover of the investigation,
Mr. Harrison, and said: "You must with
draw that resolution; an investigation will
involve Mr.. Blaine and defeat his re- election.
withdrawn,
This story, credited to the Indianapolis
Sentinel, has been in circulation for some
time past in political circles. Mr.. Blaine
was made acquainted with IL, and promptly
denied II, stating that 1t is entirely sensa-
ed In washington, was, that draft was
paid for Mr.. Blaine's benefit by Morton,
Bliss Co, OF New York, and was after
treasurer OF the Union Pacific railroad com
pany. In taking measures recently to cor
| rect IL MIR. Blaine received a letter from Nor
| ton, Bliss & Co., that no draft, note or check
| or other evidence of value, has ever passed
| through our books, in which you were known
| or supposed to have any interest of any kind
direct or indirect"
A letter has also been received by Mr.
| Blaine from Mr.. f.. n. Rollins, under date OF
| 3lst March last, who states that he has been
| treasurer OF the Union Pacific railroad com
| pany since April 8, 1871, and has necessarily
| known OF all disbursements made since that
| period up TO the present time. He is sure nc
| money has been paid, in any way or to any
1 person by the company, In which Mr.. Blaine
| was interested In any manner whatever
and that he makes this statement In justict
| TO the company, to Mr.. Blaine, and to him
| self. or course Mr.. Rollins viii contradic
| the new phase OF the same old lie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-12
WHOLESALE INDICTMENTS +

WHOLESALE INDICTMENTS FOR Con-
sPIRACY, ETC.-In New Orleans John l..
Barrett, Jr., was arrested upon an affitavit
bride Lieutenant Governor Antoine. Bar
rett bsIled in the amount OF $3.50. The bride
with which Barrett is charged with Offering
Antoine is said TO be so 900 in connection
with the impeachment OF Governor kellogg.
Twenty-Five persons heretofore indicted by
the grand jury were arraigned yesterday
morning, some upon old, others upon new,
counts by the present. grand jury. The
charges are conspiracy 70 defraud the gov.
eminent. Bail was fixed at IS 200 each.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
RASa Hn AIIHnr

Lon DOS, Aprll 12.-Silver has risen 20
53 a. The rise IS chiefly attributable TO the
announcement of the immediate issue here
OF a new Indian government loan OF
so, GC0, coo, from which IL is inferred that the
lrcian council will not force the sale Of their
drafts, and remlttances TO India must be
made in silver. The market is also indu-
enced by the announcement from Washing
ton that the L. S. Senate had passed the bill
substituting silver for fractional currency.
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CROPS In THE WEST.
EFnfl and (.rafa

CINC INNATI, April IA Cairo, III. dis
patch states that the peach crops OF southern
Illinois, II no more heavy froSts occur, will
of the buds have suffered thus far. The early
red apples are ali destroyed, but the other
variei les are unipjurCd. Ca tue level prai-
ries the wheat prospects are poor, bat Ou the
rolling and timber lands the crops wlli be as
good usual. The farmers express the
opinion that there Will be no tTOaDle from
the chinch bugs this wear
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Fatal Mine ExpIosIou.

ALLENTOWN, PA, Aprill2.-A terrible ex-
plosion OF fire damp occurred in the Mosque
honing mines at eleven o'clock this morn
ing, killing Hugh Cofiell, Joseph McGOvern,
Thos. Shields; and badly wounding Levi
Marsden, Richard Bodine, Joseph Norwood,
named cannot recover.
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PACIFIC NAIL.
.s.Ns A1nNnsl Rlah arA a uE.I.s

Nav YORK, April l2.-The Pacific Mail
Steamship Company having instituted civil
proceediDgs against Richard b. Irwin Tn
recover 500, which they allege he embezZlel
from them. A referee has been appDiuted
and testimony will be taken next we (. The
case was 10 have gone on to-day, but was ad-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-12

ANOTHER MINISTER IN TRoUBLE-At
Detroit, the Methodist church Investigation
into the conduct OF Rev. w. +. Mare has
found him guilty Of slanderous and unchris-
tian conduct, expressions Of improper pro
posals and advances TO ladies' of his church
and coDgregatiJn, and adultery. He was al
once suspended. and his dismissal from the
mil tstry will be recon neaded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-12

NEW YORK, April l2-The election in Jer-
sey City Yesterday resulted in the election
OF Orestes Cleveland, dem. Soldiers major
ity is 500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-12

VICTORY OF THE MEXICAN REVOLUTION
IsTs--A Loredo (Texas) special dated yes
terday says New Loredo has Just been cap
tured by the revolutionists. The fighting is
all over. The United States forces have IA
Mexican federal prisoners, with a portion OF
their arms QuIntaro, commander of the
federal forces, escaped down the river with
part OF his force
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-12

MURDERoUs MALICE.-The accident at
Frankford Junction, n. j., last Friday
night, was caused by a switch being mali
ciously turned, probably by men discharged
for the caTelessness which caused the COLI
sion at Homesburg on Wednesday afternoon
Besides misplacing Me switch, the scoundreis
wedged pieces of wood between the rails so
as 10 insure disaster.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-12

POLITICAL NOT-- The charter electiol
10 Jersey City. N" Jersey. yesterday. re
sulted in tie elst' isI 81 . estes Cleveland
Gem, for mayor, by 90 asJ D-ity. The boa. 4
of aldermen Will be tie, and al so the boari
OF education. The democrats elect a major
ity OF the freehOlders. The Virginia re
publican convention for the selection of DEL
egates 10 the Cincinnati convention met in
LynchbuTg today. Returns from the
election held Monday in Montana territory
IeesIding the subsidy 10 the Northern Pacific
The subsidy bill is defeated by about go ma
joriiy. The "greenback club OF Phila.
telphia has passed resolutions protesting
in Congress. ''''At Lookpo IN. Y J yester-
day, the republicans elected their candidate
for mayor, and three or four aldermen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-12

PracO, presldentelect OF Peru, VINO reached
here few days ago, has gone 10 Niagara
Falls
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How THEY KEPT STORE FOR HIM-A
merchant of Jackson, Tenn, asked two men
TO keep store for him while he went out for a
moment. They did so, and sold each other q
large lot OF goods cheap for credit. When he
returned and was informed OF what they had
dore be was anxious to pass 1t all Off as a
joke, but they insist that they were his
agents, hence that the transaction was q
legal one, and the courts will have 20 pass
upOn the question,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-12

SIt is announced that Harvard UNIVERSE
~ will be represented in the e ght-oared race
at the Centennial International university
regatta.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-12

~Max Blumenthal, late collector OF in
ternal revenue In Florida, has been arrested
on a charge OF defrauding the government.
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No. 439l INo. a39
11Hs1{ BARGAINS ,rssr
PAPERHASGISGS WINDOW SHADES, PIC
TUBES, PICTURE FRAMES, PICTURE CORD
and TAsskLs, RINGS, PICTURE NAILS, GOLD.
sILNER and TIMED WIRE PICTURE OORDs,
&c, to make room for Spring Goods. Fancy Good
St cost a choice selection Of senuire DRESDES
PORCELAIN PAINTINGS. handsomely framed.
soIe agent for BREwERTOs 5 POPULAR PAS
TEL PAINTINGS.
- TEENS CASH.
Please call and compare Goods and Prices, at
MARkRITER's,
sps6s- No. 4S9 7th street northwest.
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$4,000 INDIGNANT CHICAGoANS.-The cit
liens OF Chicago, irrespective OF party, yes
terday held an indignation meeting TO pro-
test against recent "ring" movements In
that city by which certain persons counted
themselves into Office after having been de-
feated by the popular vote. Resolutions
were passed asking for the resignation OF the
mayor ana city councilmen, and Tnoma as
Hayne was unanimously nominated for
were about 49, GOO persons present at the
meeting,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-12

THE ANTHRACITE COAL TRADE Is gradu-
ally improving. as well in production as In
demand, prices remaining entirely un-
changed.-[ PtiLd. Ledger.
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THE SUICIDE OF CLERGYMAN's WIFE.
Mrs. Mary j. Gannett, wife OF Rev. George
Gannett of No 60 Chester square, Boston,
committed suicide by jumping from the
bridge on Beacon 81 rect, last Saturday even
ng,
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HAVE YE NOT BEAD THAT GOOD SUIT
H OF CLOTHES can be bought Tor s.,
AT HABLE BROS.
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THE CHICAGO CROOKED WHISKY TRIALS.
IL Inc United States court ia Chicago yes
tertay morning, Hon. J. ID. Ward appeared
and pleaded not guilty OF the charge against
He gave bail in $1,000. Philip Wa!swOrthi
eX-collector OF internal revenue, also plead
ed not guilty. Mr.. BOutell, for the govern
singer Seaveren's case, and the Judge, with
b1ief charge. gave the case to the j0ry wi Ia
instructions TO deliver q sealed verdict.
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kilograms to The Star.
THE SAFE BURGLARY.

The Man Who Did the job.
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THE FUNERAL OF A. T. STEWART will
take place in New York to- morrow morning,
at IL O'Clock. Saturday morning the stores
will be opened, and the business Of A. T.
Stewart & Co. be resumed as usual, under
the direction OF Mr.. Libbey and Judge Hill
ton, VINO say there are seven thousand per.
sons on the payroll OF the firm, aud that q
sudden stoppage OF such q business would be
q great calamity
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4 IGHT or DARK SHADES FINE CASSI-
Al liable BROS.
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A FINE SPBISG SUIT, fifteen different styles,
N for OLly sic,
HABLE BIOS.
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DIST AND NOBBIEsT SUITS ever offered In
ID Washington, for sI2,
LIABLE BROS
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ELEGBNT BUSINESS SUITS, Of Imperial
IL NOClens, tOT Only ga,
Enable BROS
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SUPERB LINE OF CUSTOM MADE SUITS o
- TIE finest Foreign Fabrics, ~ s so,
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Miles, the Convict, Talks.

4 Spicy Story, but Needs Confirmation
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EDUCATIONAL CONTRIBUTIOSS.-At the
session of The New York Methodist confer
ence yesterday the question of raising money
for the Wesleyan university at Middletown
was discussed, and \. V. Stout, president OF
the Shoe and Leather bank, New York, gave
$4,000 TO endow two professorships, one for
that university and one for Drew seminary.
y collection OF $40 900 was subscribed by dele
gates present TO the Middletown university.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-12

BEAUTIFUL ENGLISH Oh SCOTCH CAssI-
ID MEEE BUSINESS SUITS, only sIJ,
Al liable BIOS
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"WHE .NUR.NUR TE!o

HAVE We NOT BEAD THAT GOOD SUIT
AT HABEE BROs.
A FINE sPBISG SUIT, fifteen different styles,
At HABLE BIOS.
RIsr AND EOBBIKsT SUITS ever offered In
At LIABLE BIOS.
\ IGHT or DABK SHADES FINE CAssI.
At LIABLE BROS.
ELKGhET BUSINESS SUITS, Of Imported
AtHABLE BROS.
REsUrIFUL ENGLISH Oh SCOTCH CAssI-
At liable BIOS,
RICH AND ELEGANT BUSINESS Oh DRZss
HABLK BIOS.
OyER ONE HUNDRED VARIETIES OF
Al HAELE BROS.
TEE FiSEST LINE AND BEST STYLES 4
Imported C4ss suits ever displsyei, ~ s3o,
A. liable Bios.
HAKpsONE. sTYJISH AND ELEGANTLY
H Inlshto Busiues. or Dress snits, AZ s22
At HABLE BROS.
EVEEY VARIETY OE SHADE AND STYLE
at HABLE BROS
DEGULtR CUSTOM MADE SUITS ofthe new.
AfHABLE BROS
SUFFERS LINE OF CUSTOM MADE SUITS Of
- tie finest Foreign Fabrics, 81 5 so,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-12

DEGULtR CUSTOM MADE SUITS ofthe new.
AtHABLr BROS.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Inter
nal revenue, s196.4J9 50, customs, sos, 33l.02
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EVEEY VARIETY OF SHADE AND STYLE
H q c. Ia ZINE Dress 81 Business SUITE, at s25,
at HABLE BROS
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FATAL MINE EXPLOSION.
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DICE AND ELEGANT BUSINESS Oh DRZSs
II SUITS, Tor OEiy sI6,
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TEE FISEST LINE AND BEST STYLES Il
III Imported Cas-. suits ever displsyei, ~ s30,
At HABLE BIOS.
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AWE ONE HUNDRED VARIETIES OF
A. uAELE BROS.
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IOSIPONkN ENI 10 0NTI kDA y.
II being suggested that next Friday was a
legal holiday, the further CouSi ieratiOD OF tue
matter was postponed till Saturday at 10 a.
H., and the crowd thinned out.
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HAKDSOME. STYLISH AND ELEGANTLY
H r finished Business OF Dress Suits, Al s22.
At LIABLE BROS
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E'kAHkLIN . Co.
II OPTICIANS,
No. 122T PENNsYLvANIA AvsyUs X
6spuiDe Brazilian Pebble Spectacies cec7 " ,lstp
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TIE FOLLOWING ORDERS concerning
guarteTmasters have been issued:-Captain
j. V Furey is ordered 10 report TO the com
harding general department OF the Platte.
10 relieve Captain AJwOO1 of his duties at
Camp Douglas and Ogden, Utah territory
Captain Atwood will be assigned 10 duty at
Fort Monroe. Captain o. G.. Robinson will
remain at Omaha, Nebraska. CAPTAIN L.,
L. Forsyth IS relieved from duty i'm the de-
partment Of Texas for assignment at Fort
Brown, Texas.
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VIII open on MJSD I5sh instant.
II he s.. Cloud B1IItng corner On and + streets