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National Republican., 1880-10-11
BALTIMORE & ONO RAILROAD.

The Great Doubp-Trhck
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
TO Tie
NORTH, NoRTHwEsr WEST AND SOUTH
WEST.
National Republican., 1880-10-11
DRoPosALs FOR REMOVAL Oh BODIES
PROM HOLMEAp CEMETERY.
ENeISEEN DEPARTMENT.,
DISTRICT or COLUMBIA,

ENoINEEN DEPARTMENT., !
DISTRICT or COLUMBIA, y
wAsHIS0ToN, oct. 4, 1880. J
BY direction of the Board OF Commissioners, scaled
proposals will be received at this oce until II o'clock
in., on WEDNESDAY, October 20 1850. from the
Trustees Directors OF Cemeteries IN the vicinity os
Washington, for the removal aud reintermcnt OF
bodies from the HOlmead Cemetery.
Blank form of proposal, specifications aud infor-
nation will be furnished upon application at this
ollcc.
line right is reserved 10 reject any or all bids.
W. ]. TWINING.
Major of Engueers u. s. A.,
oc6-0t Engineer Commissioner %. C.
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.TonN SHERMAN 8 CO.. Real Estate Agents and

.TOHN SHERMAN d CO., Real Estate Agents and
- Auctioneers, st. Cloud Building.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
TATE, IMPROVED BY A 1WO.ST0RI FRAME
DWELLING AND FRAME STABLE, ON ELlV-
ENTlI SWEET EAST. BETWEEN q AND 1
STREETS SOUTH.
By virtue of decd OF trust 10 Daniel L. Eaton,
dated September "a, A. ID. 1870 and duly recorded In
lber No. GO folio $40 of the land records for the
District Of Columbia, aud under decree OF the
Supreme Court OF tho District of Columbia passed in
equity cause No. 603S, docket Is, wherein John A j..
Creswell ct nl. are compninants and John Hogan
Ct al deieniants and NJ the request OF the legal
holder Of the Indebtedness secured by snd deed OF
trust win sell at public auction, In front of the
premises an SA TURDAY, the 23d day Of OCTOBER,
1850 the real estate, situated In
the city of Washington, District OF Columbia, to wit
described as lot numbered twenty-five (2) of Tngey =
subdivision Of square numbered 07i, with the I'M
prov, mens thereon The property will be sold sub
Jec 10 all general and special taxes assessed against II
aud due ut the time OF sale
Terms Of sale: One-thrd cash. balance In six and
twelve months for which the notes Of the purchaser,
benrihg interest from the day sale at the rate Of six
per cent per annum and sesurol by deed of trust OH
the properly sold, must DO given, the purchaser
may pay all cash deposit OF slOV will be required
OF tho purchaser at the time OF sale. and all convey
nncinR will he ut the cost of the purchaser. If the
terms Of sale are not conried with In seven az days
the property NJ the risk and cost of the deinut'ng
purchaser after five (5) days advertisement In one
q the daily newspapers published In the city OF
washington, ID. G. -
EMORY A. WHEELER. Trustee.
w. NJ. SMITH, salesman Oc4eo6ds
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PROPOSALS..

DROPOSALS FOR COAL.
REFoRM SCHOOL OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
OCToBEu q, 1880.
SEALED PROPOSALS will bo received at my
office, 9ls Fifteenth street northwest up to noon of
WEDNESDAY. 18Th OF OCTOBER, 1850, for the de-
livery nt the Reform School of 40 tons white ash
coal and so tons white ash range coal, $50
tons. run of mine. Georges Greek Cumberland coal,
tree from slate and all impurities; to be delivered In
quantities and at such times may be directed by
the superintendent OF the school.
A. ]. FALLS,
President Board of Trustees of the Reform School Of
the Dlstrlct of Columbia fSpr COPY OC7 ct
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National Acddemy of Fine Arts.
FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN

Tho most thorough instruction IN every department
OF ART rom the Preparatory Course to Port nit and
Historical Painting. The Science of Art viii be
saved the student.
CoRCoRAN BUILDING, FIFTEENTH sTREEr
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DIED.

UPTON.-On Sunday evening, October 10, 1850
hAhAH FOSTER CARR, widow OF the late Francis II
Upton, In the Gsth year OF her age
Funeral FROM her late residence 2i00 Pennsyivania
avenue, on Tuesday morning, October u, ut II
o'clock. oc!l l.2ls
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LOST.


II OsT-s20 reward.-This morning. probably at
~ Riggs Bank brown kid purse containing
about So Tho finder will receive the above reward
Bank. oc9-3,A
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Call for weekly RentList.
INoR RENT-g02j Eleventh 81 W, eleven rooms,
t.Ci ZIG Bridge 81, Georgetown, eleven rooms; lt2O
and 1882 + 81 w six rooms qlb 2i0a Twelfth 81 ".
I'VE rooms tloSo; Is Defrees ST. eight rooms, eisiO,
6VS Eleventh ST sw eight rooms e1R 1915 Cst W, hye
rooms, VA l0l1 and lbl7 Fl stBw, stores Apply 70
CAYWOOD, l2,6 Ninth st w. ocll-St
IToR RENT--Itouse 1911 Tenth stn W; three stories;
y modern improvements Inquire ut PULlr
MANS GALLERY, 035 Penna ave. ocs-a-
EG THIRD st GeorgetOwn-Nine rooms, gas and
oO water $40 per mouth. w. w. DANEN'
HOVER a SON, 1912 Fstnw ooi.lw
T'HREEsToRY brick house, No ilos q st n w
Il Twelve rooms and bathroom, Latrobos. range
stationary wRslistnhds largo yard In complete order.
Apply to THOMAS J, MYERS, real estate agent
l2lG Fstnw. octt
LNOR RENT-AT tl2-New seven.room house, viii
IL gas hall, water bay window, etc; No ll55 Park
place @, one block north OF Lincoln park md two
blocks from East Capitol Vt cars; can be purchased by
paying down and sl2 monthly. w STARR, liA
New York ave oC5.6
nor RlsNT-Cali and sec our list OF property for
II reut, JOHN SHERMAN Il co,
feStf ST. Cloud Building
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AUCTION SALES.
GovERNMENr sAIE.
TRKAsuRY DRpARTMKNT,
BunEAu OF ENnRAVIHo AND PRINTINo,

GOVERNMENT SALE
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
BUREAU or ETdRAvINa AND PHINTtEo, 7
WAsHfHeTON. ID. O.. Oct. q. 60,J
There VIII he sold at public auction 10 the highest
bidder at 10 o'clock a. M, on WEDNESDAY, Otto
ber H. 1880 on the premises Of this Hurepu, mscel'
laneous lot ofcondemned public properly, eompris-
Ing IN part two ShOrse power eteam engines govern
ors, exhaust mns. scrap Iron, Zinc etc. -.
TeTma-Cash on delivery. q. H. IRISH,
DUNCANSON BROS, Chief OF bureau.
AucioneeTs. ocse-ii6ie
w w, DANENHowER & SON, Real Estate
w = Brokers, 12t7 II street northwest
PUBLIC SALE OF Two-sToRY BRICK HOUSE,
WITH MANsAnD ROOF, NO 74s SEVENTH
STREET BOUTHEAST.
We will sell at public auction. on THURSDAY
OCfOBEN H. A. ID. 1880 at 4:S0 o'clock y. IN, ports o
lois 70 aud H. square SIS containing ptgl IiI square
feet, Improved with q twostory brick Mansard-roo
dwelling, containing nino roefns.
Terms Of salo Cash. A deposit OF eic0 required
Of the time of sale aud all oonveyancng and record
THOMAS ). FISHER n CO.,
oc8d&Is Auctoners.
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suB-TREAsURY BALANCEs,
NnIilmnre NInrKet..
BALTIMORE. Mn, oct, 0.

,,,',,,.,.','. wy Sa5 j.
Currency 5,53s AZ,
National Republican., 1880-10-11
TILE SCHOOL OF LAW
Spencerian Business College

CORNER OF SEVENTH AND l. BrS N. w.
This institution has progressive and successful
perience OF sixteen years, II educales young men
and women for usefulness and sslfsuppOrt. Its
OF study ana training comprises the English Ian.
guage. business Arithmetic, Spencerian Practical
entry adapted 10 every variety business; business
OF ali Kinds OF business papers paying aud
cash and keeping the accounts; Elycution AID LEG
AUGUST 30, 1880. For information aud terms call at
the College, or address HENRY G. SPENCER,
Principal. Rul7
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nOARDING.


IN - TENTH ST N W.-ltOoms furnished or
i Il Il . unfurnished, with irstcass board, SUIT
able for gentlemen or gentlemen and their wives;
yery reasonable; everything hrst-olnss. ocll-Slt
CoMFORTABLY furnished rooms aud table board
" Mt gSl st. ocS-5tt
VNOR RtNT-Furnishcd rooms, with board Az
IL Filth 81 fronts on Judiciary squnrc new
house, new furniture; bright, cosy, comfortable. -
'"'' - oc00t*
hrkS pENNA. AVE, opposite National hotel.
II ! " First class board with lurgc rooms. from 10
70 sl9 per week. Transient 81 TO slt0 per day. Mrs
HOWARD. seist
En TABLE boarders Gnu be accommodated at s20
w pcr month, with the very best Of everything
the markets. afford. at DRIVER x BCllOFlELD's,
1914 Pcfnn ave. nuI1.u
& CUMMER BOARDING. Desirable. cool south
- front rooms, with first cnss hotel board. Mt Tre
mont House, cor Indiana ave and Second ST s4S and
6oAid. 60. luz
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FOR sAI.E-HOUSES.


NEW house seventeen looms, cellar hardwood
IN nsh side lott fine large shade trees; for sale or
exchange. Call AT or address l0OG IL st. se20- INT
A. property for sale. JOHN SHERMAN & CO.,
81. Cioud Building. Real estate and loans. IvSI y
FOR RSALE-MBSCEE.L
NOR SALE-5O organ boxes for sale % and 90 cents
~ apiece, according 10 SIZE, II q SMITH, No ll03
fenna ave " oc9. Il
NOR sALE-An extension tablq (oakl In hrst-rate
IL condition, Sb and baby earn 'ge, also IN good
condition, as inquire at Ali First ~ n ". oes 3t
TNoR sAI,E-1he fixtures contained In Park shoe
IL store g32 7h st. Will be sold NJ bargain II appll.
cation IL made NJ one. au'o-tf
hTEW safe, made by the celebrated mRnulnculer8
IN MpgRrs, Muser, Raumpnn " Co. Cincinnati,
Ohio can be NJ TINS Office.
National Republican., 1880-10-11
FOR RENT-mOUaEs.

OFFICE ROOMS In No. 32s and 3io Foul. .and.a.hnl
dreet u. WI also In 45s Louisiana avenue n. W.
Call for weekly Rnni.IlsL II
National Republican., 1880-10-11
WANTED-HOUsEs.

"ANrED-A seven'room house, with modern
w improvements, for a family of three adults IN
northwestern part OF cyi best of references given
Ieut paid IN advance, which must bo moderate. Ad-
dress X u, Republican office. ocll.3ts
"ANTED-To rent two-story house with al
w mod impr, In lhc northwest ern part oil the nv
ANAL mmily no children. Address DEPT. CLERK
Republican Office. OCAgti
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED Immediately. $500 for thirty days; five
w per cent allowed Tor accommodation also a
furnBhed room tree of rent for month; security,
chattel mortgage ON lol VI fine furniture. Address
OWNER. Repnbllcnn Office. oceStt
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EMERSON AND COCK.

Joseph Cook is continually getting him
self into difficulties through his strong
propensity to draw on his Imagination for
his facts. 1t is not very long since he was
ANONYMOUSLY convicted of very fragrant
garbling of the text of Haeckel, the great
German biologist, in support of his posi-
ton, and now he stands convicted of hav-
ing made false statements regarding the
venerable Ralph Waldo Emerson. 1t
seems that in his public lectures recently
Cook stated that Mr.. Emerson had re-
nounced all his early convictions, and be.
come satisfied of the divinity of the Bible,
and the truth of orthodoxy. OF course
such statement was calculated to
carry disnay into the camp of
Emerson's disciples and followers, but
the Sage of Concord has commissioned
his son, Edward Waldo Emerson, to deny
emphatically the truth OF the story to
say that his father never reads Cooks lee
lures and that 'the has not joined any
"church, nor has he retracted any views
expressed in his writings after his with
+" drawal from the ministry. 1t is difficult
to understand how man who thrusts him
self forward as Cook does, in the character
of counsel for orthodoxy, can fail to per-
ceive that his addiction to misrepresenta-
ton of this kind is certain to do his cause
more harm than all his fashy lectures can
do it good.
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people cannot lear it, do not know what
they are talking about. Ii the debris is
allowed to have its way year or two
longer, those who are so scared at the bogy
OF extra taxation will wake up some morn
ing and find that they have no longer any
property to tax. For the question is one
Of self-preservation. and it is nothing less.
The Parks bill promises a complete
solution of tie whole problem, for
a very reasonable outlay. Do the other
bills hold out any such hope? Not one of
them. They all propose more tiu1ering,
more pettifogging work Of the old disas-
trous kind When the 5000, 900 to be
spent under the Chamberlain bill was all
gone, the work would only be begun, and
it would be begun so badly that it might
all have to be undone before an intelligent
scheme could be put in operation We
have reached crisis in this matter. The
time for experiments has passed. We
know now what is necessary for our relief,
and we have no reason for hesitating and
delaying any longer. The Parks bill meets
the demands of the situation, and no other
bill does. That is why the RECORD UNION
is for it, and that is why the people should
be for it too
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Punished for u Breach OF priviles e.


There were twenty-five proposals to sell
bonds to the Government in New York yes
terday, aggregating 81 100, 600, at log 60 to
1864. The Secretary accepted proposals
for S2,5l6,000 of 6s of 1880 and 1881 at 104
for the former and 105 50 to los. 81 for the
latter
At Warren, o., yesterday, ex-Auditor Ker-
nedy pleaded guilty of embezzlement, and
was sentenced to two years in the Peniten-
tiary.
The net earnings of the ST. Louis and Iron
Mountain Railroad during 1879 were 81, 300,-
0OO-an increase Of 173 per cent over tie
preceding Jear. The facilities are insufficient
for the business offered.
The Spanish army for 1880 81 has been
fixed at $4,000 men for Spain, 3S, coo for Cub,
10000 Tor the Philippine Islands, and 8, 395
for Porto Rico.
A FIRE in Brinckley, Arkansas, yesterday
morning, burned the West End Hotel, owned
by Gum & Black loss, $40 600; uninsured.
The hotel, occupied as an Office by the
Southern Express Company and the Mem
phis and Little Rock Railroad, together with
all papers and vaIuables, was destroyed. Sew
eral commercial travellers barely escaped with
their lives.
Prisoners in the Jail at Belvidere, n. J.,
attacked and overpowered the keeper. Nine
escaped.
Henry Pepper, law partner of Senator
Bayard, was found dead in his bed at Viii
mington, Del, yesterday.
At Brooklyn, n. Y, the General Com
mittee, by a vote of 80 to 80, tabled the
resolution approving Grant and the Utica
Convention.
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INSURANCE.

Senate Bill No. lSS has been amended
and pruned until many OF its worst feat
ures have been eliminated. 1t retains
the provision that no company having a
less capital than $500, 900 shall do bust
ness in the State. In so far as this is
calculated to narrow the field of insur-
ance, by driving out the smaller compa-
MES, it is Objectionable. As source of
security to the public it is complete de-
fusion. The amount of capital repre-
scented by an insurance company affords
no criterion of its soundness. 1t IS quite
possible for q company with a paid-up
capital Of 81 100000 to be less safe than
one with 3 paidup capital of 500, zoe.
Security depends upon the distribution
and character of the risks, and their ratio
to assets. The amount of capital stock
gives no cine to either of these vital fac
tors, and therefore it is no additional
protection. No insurer will be one
whit the better securcdii every company in
the State is compelled to put up $500, coo
capital. Such a provision mas no practical
bearing on the subject. If the bill pro-
vided that no company should take more
than 4 certain fixed percentage Of risks to
assets, and that no company should take
more than certain fixed amount Of risks
in any one focus of danger, the public
would really be benefited and the CON-
panies would not be injured As it is, the
bill represents nothing but the desire of
local companies to cripple competition. It'll
in no sense 4 measure of public utility. and
even as amended it is calculated to do
more harm than good to The State.
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aeWs OF re MosNINe.

Iv New York YESTERDAY Government bonds were
quoted at icCs ior Is OF 1907 loss for IS Of 1881
Ig73 for Ais; sterling, - e5gl IS; silver bars,
I123; silver coin. discount buying, par selling.
SILVER in London yesterday, SGD; consols
81 1916; S per cent. United States bonds, Zoe
"a, l0os Us, lloi
In san Francisco haE dollars are quoted at par
Mexican dollars, 30 Buying, 9l3 selling.
AT Liverpool yesterday wheat was quoted at los
7d@l1s q for average California white, and lis Id
to lis ID for club.
The Utah Mining Company Yesterday levied an
assessment OF 9 per share.
LINING STOCKS were very quis. in San francisco
yesterday morning, and the tone Of the market
was weak. Sierra Nevada shows a decline Of 81,
Union Consolidated 81 so, and nearly all other
Comstoek shares were from IOc to 75c lower.
}. D. CONNOLLY, Justice of the Peace Of San
Francisco, stabbed John Doyle Tuesday night.
yNuIIEg President Of the Russian Council ei
Ministers, has been created Count
A LARGE fire is reported in thc cane fields Of a
Cuban plantation.
GREAT BRITAIN and Germany have concluded a
convention in ragari to tie suppression Of the slave
traffic.
THE net earnings Of the St. Louis and Iron Noun.
tain Railroad during 1879 were 3, 100000.
JoHS ". TAYLOR, Superintendent OF Publ; In.
slruction OF San Francisco was seriously injured
yesterday BY being thrown from buggy.
AZ attempt was made in St. Petersburg Tuesday
to assass.nate General Melikof.
TIE Spanish army for lSso-8l has been fixed at
I4l, 995 men.
NEW YORK is experiencing an influx of Chinese
and appears to like it,
TIE congregationaiist s,eiety Of tho Pacific coast
propose to erect an educational institution at
Phoenix, A T., to cost $4,000.
JoHN BUNKER died at Marysvle Tuesday evening
from overdose Of morphine.
FlsE at Brinckley. Ark
AT Belvider n. J., the prisoners in the jail over
powered the keeper aud nine escaped.
HEsRY PEPPER, law partner OF Senator Bsyard,
was found dead in his bed at Wilmington, Del, yes
terday morning.
EDWARD McPuERsoE has been elected Secretary of
the Republican Congressional Executive Committee
COUNT LTTrA, Secretary Of the Italian Legation at
Washington, is dead.
THE trial Of Il. e. Brown, one of the Mendocino
outlaws, is progressing at Ukiah
The festivities in connection with the Cars ami.
yersary were continued at St. Petersburg yesterday
AS VIII be seen by our telegraphic reports another
generous rain fell throughout the state yesterday
and Tuesday night.
liz the Assembly yesterday number Of bills we're
read a second time.
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RHO MAKES FRE5 DENIS ?


This question seems to be in order, judg-
ing from the present peculiar condition of
the political situation. In almost every
Northern and Western State inquiry among
the people shows that Blaine is very much
the most popular candidate. That this is
the case in Pennsylvania and New York,
where the State Conventions recently went
for Grant, is most positively asserted by
the leading journals of both States. In
the West Blaine appears to have quite FIVE
times as many supporters as Grant. In the
Pacific States the proportion is about the
same. In fact it may be said without any
exaggeration to be notorious fact that
Blaine is the first choice of the rank-and-
file of the Republican party. At the
same time it is almost everywhere be-
Eeved that the "machine men possess
both the inclination and the ability to
nominate Grant, and as it is taken for
granted that the rank-and-fle viii support
the nominee, whoever he may be, it is clear
that in the event of Grants nomination
and election, the question we have put at
the head of this article would become a
perplexing one to those who like to imagine
that parties make Presidents It is very
seldom that party preference has been
shown so strongly and Enthusiastically, solar
in advance Of nomination, as it has been this
year in the case CT Blaine, and We. unless
all signs fail il is the delibera 81 use of
the party leaders, or perhaps - ould say
the machine engineers, TO disregard this
strongly expressed preference altogether.
1t is very curious and highly suggestive
state of things.
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FGEEsGY NElYs.
The Cars Anniversary Continuance of
tise Festivities.

The Cars Anniyersary-COn of
tlsc Festivities.
ST.. PETERSBURG, March 3d-After Che
morning serenade the Gar had reception.
at which the officers of The Imperial suite
and of the higher grades of the army were
present. At 80 A. II. the members OF the
Council and civil functionaries were received.
At noon there was a solemn procession to
the Palace Church, the Car escorting the
Czarina. After the TIE Deum had been sung,
the Gar received the diplomatic body
in the throne room. This was followed
by q brilliant assembly, at which 1900
guests were present. At 3 o'clock P ~ a can
tata composed by Prince Peter, of Oldenburg,
was sung by 600 school children, the perform
ance concluding with the national anthem
and bymn, "LoDg Life to the Gar The
Duchess of Edinburgh oficiated. The Duke
of Edinburgh was present at all the cere-
monies wearing the uniform of the Duchess
regiment of lancers.
letter of congratulations to the Gar, with
the countersignature of Prince Bismarck,
has created very favorable impression in ali
the European capitals.
Another Attempt at Assassination-Gen
cral MelikoT Fired at.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 3d.-General Nell
koG. Chief Of the new Supreme Executive
Commission, was fired at by young man
with revolver yesterday afternoon, when
ali.hting from kis carriage at his residence ON
Grand Maslai street. Melilsoff was unhurt
aud the man was immediately seized by Co.'S
sacks.
sacks. The bullet passed through the back
folds of General Melikoffs cloak. The would
be assassin fred when quite close to Melikoff.
uopefni outiooI.-Creafed a Counf.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 3d.-There is much
reason to hope that with the appointment Of
NeEl,off the course of Russian life will be
gradually turned back to its normal channels
81 development, without the employment of
any more harsh or Incompetent measures
Valuiief, President OF the Council of Min
listers. has been created Count.
The vacant Seats in tie House of Conn
I,oSpoN. March 3d.-In reference to the
ALLEGATION of the six vacant seats in the
House of Commons. that the Dublin, Cork
cannty. Bristol, Sheffield and Metropolitan
constituency will each receive an additional
member. the claims of Yorkshire are being
considered for the sixth seat.
Convention Concluded Between Great
Britain and Germany-sale of Water
Franchises.
LONDON, March 3d.-A convention has
been concluded between Great Britain and
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Everything possible is being done to give
the unemployed work in this department.
The total receipts from the wharves for
the month of February was S27, sol y, in
which sum is included S2l9 80 from Sec
ton OF the sea wall. To the State Treas
urer there has been RENTED Sl2,065 Is.
The track of the southern division Of
the Southern Pacific Railroad is now laid
to fifteen miles from Tucson. 1t was ex-
peeted that 1t would be completed to that
city by the 10th instant, but owing TO the
delay of materials on the road this cannot
be accomplished by that date. J. A. Fill
more. Master of Transportation, says it
will be finished to Tucson by the 25th Of
the present month. Five miles of the
steel for the unfinished portion is on the
ground. The material for the other ten
miles has left the rolling.mills at Troy, n.
Y, and is now on the way
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SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.

[Fror San Francisco exchanges of March 3d.
Leland Stanford has contributed 81, COO
to the ushGolden Gate Park Relief
Fund.
The collections of internal revenue in
this district during the past week amounted
to s3l, l0l, making a total of 1864, 04l since
January !, 1850.
During the month of February the Tax
Collector collected S62, 300 rs in delin-
quent taxes, of which S5l, 203 81 was on
account of real estate tax.
Mr.. Hansen has brought suit in the Su-
perior Court against the Central Pacific
Railroad Company for $50, oG0, for personal
injuries sustained whilst employed by that
company.
Nearly 500 men applied to the Street
Superintendent yesterday for work; $50
have been selected from | 800 apple itions
to go to work in the Corporation Yard.