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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-08-13
CITY AND DISTRICT.
Condensed Locals.

Street lamps will be lighted at 100 pm. and
eXtinguished at 1000 pm.
W. X. Rollins, while engaged at the Treasury
department yesterday afternoon. fell and broke
i street, near Sd southeast. in the police ambu-
lance.
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union has
moved from Odeon Hall to Masonic Temple. on
F street.
The report of the Central Free Dispensary
and Emergency Hospital for the month of July.
1881, shows that $50 patie nts were treated 1 713
prescriptions compounded. 20 operations per-
formed, and 20 emergency cases cared for. At
the meeting of the directors yesterday after
noon resolution was adopted requesting the
District Commissioners to include in their esti-
mates for the next fiscal year an item of 5000
for the support of the hospital and dispensa-
tory. Jesse B. Wilson presided, and DR.. BriscOe
acted as secretary of the meeting.
Mr.. Gabriel Edmonston, delegate to the
Chicago convention of Carpenters and JOiners.
from the Carpenters and JOiners Union, No. L.,
of Washington city. was elected president of the
Brotherhood of the Union.
About o'clock yesterday afternoon white
boy. Is years old, named Solomon ONeal fell
from tree near house No. 1881 Oath street
northwest, a distance of twenty feet. DR.. New
man was called in and rendered medical aid.
and stated that he was seriously hurt.
The Undine Fishing club will leave on the
9th inst. for a 10 days cruise on the lower PO-
tOmac and Chesapeake bay.
Burglars made an attempt last night to enter
the house of J. III. Johnson. 2019 14th street
northwest. by forcing open the front door with
a jimmy, but We're frightened Off before accom-
plishing their purpose.
From ShillingtOn We have DemOrest' 8
Monthly Magazine for September.
number of property-hOlders of South Wash
ingtOn have petitiOned the District Commits
sioners TO give the name of Park street to the
sixty foot alley between A. and 9th streets and
Maryland and Maine avenues southwest
The purchasing committee of the Produce
Exchange Company have referred the letter OF
the District Commissioners asking to whom the
deed of conveyance of the old Central guard
house property should be given. to their attOr-
ney. VIM Birney, esq, who will report early
next week to the committee.
A meeting of the commissioners Of pharmacy
was held last night, present DIR. j. E. Morgan
Mr.. w. S. Thompson and Mr.. R. B. Ferguson
Ar Everett Lloyd, of this city passed satisfac-
tory examination as to his qualification to prac-
tice pharmacy. Mr.. w. S. Thompson was ap-
pointed to represent the board at meeting OF
delegates of the various boards of pharmacy at
Kansas City, August %.
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Excursions, Picnics. Etc.

The Capitol Pleasure Club give an excursion
to Lower Cedar Point tomorrow.
Excelsior Lodge. No. 10. X. of F.. give grand
excursion and basket picnic next Monday even
ing.
H. NJ. Rogers gives a musical excursion down
the Potomac next Tuesday evening.
AnacOstia Lodge, No. 81. F. A. A. NJ give an
excursion to Lower Cedar Point on Wednesday
next.
Next Tuesday Spartan Council. Sons of Jona-
dab, give an excursion to QuanticO on the
steamer Excelsior, and every preparation has
been made for an enjoyable time.
In view of the pleasant time had by the excur-
sion party on the four days trip to Ocean View
this week the manager has concluded to give q
five days excursion to the same place, leaving
next Saturday.
Take the Arrowsmith for pleasant sail to-
morrow at pm.
FOUND DEAD IN HIS BAR ROOM.-About six
o'clock this morning Louis Phillip. keeper of
restaurant at 210l street northwest was found
dead in his bar room by his wife. He went to
bed last night as usual When his wife awak-
ened this morning she missed him, and going to
search for him found him dead as stated. He
held candle in his hand, and it is thought he
died from heart disease. He had been drinking
quite hard lately.
The coroner visited the house. No. 2lOl X
street, to-day, and after an examination gave a
certificate that death was caused from rheuma-
tism Of the heart
SENT TO THE INSANE ASTHMA young
man named Riley. living in the northeast section
Oh the city, went to the seventh precinct station
lat night and said some men were after him to
hang him, and asked the officers to shoot him
rather than let him be hung. This morning he
was removed to police headquarters when the
ponce physicians, after an examination sent him
10 the Insane Asylum.
HER RECORD IN WAsHINGToN.-Mrs. Frank
smith Crocker, whose arrest at Milwaukee was
mentioned In THE STAR yesterday is quite well
known here. having been about our women,s
suffrage conventions for some wears II will no
remembered that she occasioned a scene i'm tho
Judici;-ry committee room of the Senate some
sew years ago, when there was a conference with
the executive committee of the National w.
man s Suffrage Association. She boarded for a
time at Mrs Pages, on F street. and claimed
Y bile here that an elderly member of the bar
had triiled with her affections and she threat
ened to bring s.lit against him. but no LAWYER
after an interview, would consent to bring the
suit Wv
TIE PROPOSED New CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Tomorrow, the second Sunday in August is
the day selected for taking collections in the
churches OF the Christian denomination to swell
the building fund of the proposed new Chris
tan Church In this city. The members of the
building committee are hopeful that q sufficient
sum will be raised to enable them to begin the
ouiidins at once. So far 81, 600 has been raised
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Alexandria Affairs.

Reported Tor The EVENING STAR.
The ALLENTOWN EXCURSION TO ALEXANDRIA.
Cur flremen have made preparations for the re-
ceptiOn of some seventy-tive representatives Of
the fire department Of Allentown, Pa, who will
reach here with an exc ursiOn party on the 29th
instant. The whole party, including the mayor.
councils and city officials Of Allentown, will
number some three hundred, and will come dj-
rect to Alexandria and make their headquarters
here, visiting Washington and its points of in
terest from this city. The excursion lasts thee
days, and its whole cost, including fare and
board, will, it is understood, be only $12 to each
eXcursiOnst.
CITY BONDs-Within the past five years there
has been notable change in the financial affairs
of Alexandria. The bonds of the corporation
which bore six per cent interest could be bought
in 1877, at 40 and Al cents, and to-day the new
bonds which only bear three per cent interest
are quoted at So cents. The punctual payment
of the interest, now reduced within the compass
of the resources Of the city, has led to this result
Meanwhile the taxes have been reduced from
S2.25 to 81 so on the hundred, and the salaries
(meager at best) Of the most pOOrly-paid of the
city officials have been somewhat increased.
A COMMERCIAL AGENTS Casa case was
before Maj. George Duffey, commissioner of the
revenue, involving the tax on sewing machine
agents. to-day. The decision of the Supreme
Court in the case of Weber agt. Virginia was
Machine Company. Maj. Duffey in reply stated
that he knew nothing officially about the de-
cision of the Supreme Court. His instructions
came from his honor J. E. Massie, state auditor,
and that the amount Of license must be paid, as
the treasurer would levy for the same.
The ALEXANDRIA FERRY.--The steamer City
of Washington, Of the ferry line, which was
withdrawn few days for repairs, has been re-
paired. reinspected and found in good running
order. She went up to the It'll street dock last
evening and will be placed again on the line as
soon as the steamboat inspectors report Is ap-
proved at the Treasury department.
NEW PARSONAGE.-The congregation of the
Washington street Baptist Church has agreed to
ouiid a handsome parsonage for it's pastor The
new building will be erected probably on Column
bus street, near Christ Church.
CHURCH INPROvEMENr.-The stating of St.
Mary's Church is completed, bot the work upon
the improvements there will not be completed
unit the autumn is well advanced.
The CLEANING UP PROcEss.-Over 5000 loatls
OF dirt have been hauled out of town by the
superintendent Of Police since the INAUGURATION
OF the new government on the LIST Of July last,
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Xyl0 BalsaluHlll.

Mrs Alen,s)-A lovely tonic and Hair Dressing.
1t removes iandruff allays all itching stops fall
ing hair and promotes healthy growth with a
rich, beautiful gloss and is delightfully."- fragrant.
Price seventy-five cents, in large glass stoppered
bottles. was
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Mrs. =. A. Aliens Worlds Hair Eestorer.
is perfection for restoring gray, white or faded
hair to its youthful color gloss and beauty. 1t
renews its life, strength and growth. Dandr1if
quickly removed. A matehlesS Hair Dressing.
Its perfume rich and rare.
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TOMORROW. Sunday. August 18th, Nennol
saws we are to have II cooler change" Monday
is to be cooler to cold, and cloudy and pleas
ant"
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OUR ENTIRE stock of shoes must be sold to
close business. Low cut shoes for ladies. gents
and misses at half price. Spear Bros, 13i eth
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cit Never Fails Ne where Indicated,

and its purity and perfect combination renders
it invaluable" says the distr guished Author and
Scientist, Dr. TuliO s. Verdi, of Washington, .. C.
commissioner Of National Board of Health) of
the Liebig Co.'S Arnicated Extract of Witch Ha-
eel. Cures piles. salt rheum, rheumatism peri
odical pains of females. catarrh. neuralgia. Sold
in fifty cents and dollar sizes.
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CITY ITEMS.
Use Hop Bittcrs
All Wool Buntings, is and sOc.

Use Hop Bittcrs
once and you will use no other medicine Try il.
All Wool Buntiags, 15 and 2Oc.
Scotch Ginghams. best goods. 25c.
SeersuckerS aud Lawns, 10 and Exc.
White Goods of all kinds at lowest prices
TYLER & CHEWING. a1S 9Th ST. NV
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Premature Loss of the Hair

May be entirely prevented by the use of Bur-
nett's Cocoaine.
The superiority of Burnetts Flavoring Extracts
consists in their perfect purity and strength.
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Forty Years, Experience of an Old Nurse

FOrty Ncars' EXpcr1ehcc OF an OFd Nurse.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the prescrip-
ton of one of the best female physicians and
for forty years with never-failing success by
by millions of mothers for their children. 1t re-
ieves the child from PAIN cures dysentery and
darrhoea, gripping i'm the bowels and wind collie.
By giving health to the child it rests the mother.
Price % cents bottle. m,w,S
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PIPSISSEwA COMPOUND will cure all kidney and
bladder diseases. gravel, dropSica sweilings, fe-
male weakness. &c.
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Don't trif1e with your eyesight but consult III
III. Hempler, the optican 453 Pa. ave-, near AZ st
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PRIGG'S Jewelry Store received some beautiful
styles in rings, sets. lace pins, Hot Springs dia-
monds, gold filled bracelets, and silver plated
ware.
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Eminent DIR. j. j. Caldwell

Eminent DIR. j. j. Caldwell. Baltimore. Md.
states: II have used Coldens Liebigs Liquid
Extract of Reef ana Tonic Invigorator largely
in debility. febrile and nervous diseases, and
have found it one of the most reliable of nutrient
tOnlcS now in use or to he found i'm pharmacy"
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CHEAT DRY GOODS FOR THIRTY DAYS.
Prior to taking inventory and until October 1st we
will close the remainder of Stock at such prices
must induce large sales.
Our stock of Fall and Winter Goods from last season
contains many choice goods for Office and school
much less than cost.
All Domestic Goods reduced Table Damask and
Linen Goods of all kinds at low prices. Fancy Goods
greatly reduced Parasols and Sun Umbrellas at cost
for the best
An examination of our Stock will save you money in
your purchases.
JOHN T. MITCHELL
a11-6t 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
A LII SUMNER GOODS MARKED DOWN
"A 20 per cent. to ensure quick sales.
Gents 81 80 Canvass Shoes 81, for the Sea Shore
LADIES' BathlDg slippers, 50 cents. Gents thin Office
Coats 80 cents 20 cent Undershrts and up for
Slippers and N. 7. Ties, all reduced at
1914 1916 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
lyle J. W. SELBY
=.
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All Your Own Fault
il you remain sick or out of health when YOU can
get Hop Bitters.
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FURGUSON'S Soda Water is cold, pure and re-
freshng. The many people who pay car fare,
going and returning, TO get il. attest apprecia-
ton of its excellence. Try it. Corner I'd and Pa.
ave. Capitol Hill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-08-13

HAVE you ordered Howsons Ice Cream? Sis
a gal,
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SPRING AND SUMNER DIET.-Green fruit and
bad vegetables. which are particularly plentiful
at this season of the year, almost invariably dis
order the stomach and superinduce cramps,
cholera morbus and what is worse diarrhoa and
chronic dysentery. People who desire to pre-
serve their health should be exceedingly careful
about their diet at this season. and mt no time
should they be without supply of Perry Davis
Pain Killer. the safest, surest and speedieSt rem
edy for all troubles of the stomach or bowels. All
druggists sell it,
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PICNICS. EXCURSIONS. &c.
CONFESS VACATION EXCURSIONS.
FIVE DAYS, SIS. FIVE DAYS. SIS,
90 CFAN VIEW.
OCEAN VIEW.
o OCEAN V IEw.
o OCEAN w lew.
90 CEAN IEW.

Steamboet and Rarosd Fare beth ways Meals route
and Board at ean View Hotel for SI; children from
tire t. Twelve years. - under three. tree
SATURDAY. AUG. 20. TO THU RSDAY, AUG. y.
- MUSIC BY MARINE BAND.
CLASSICAL PIANO SOLOS BY MR.. FRED. LILLE
BRIDGE.
Steamer GEORGE LEARY leaves at n. m. SHARP.
SATURDAY, Aug list 20. return trsin leaves Ocean
View WEDNESDAY, EvE4,ING; arrive in this city
THURSDAY, at am.
So TICKETS LIMITED TO SEVENTY FIVE.
state rocnfs 81 Tickets stale and inforna-
ton OF BYRON SoMES, Second National Bank Build
Ing SOY 7tE street al3-6t
- viii give q select
EVENING EXCURSION To QUANTICO.
ON TUESDAY, AUGUST f6. 1881,
on the palace steamer EXCELSIOR. Music and dancing
the boat and at the pavilion. Boat leaves wharf
3:45 p m sharp Parties desiring spend the day at
Quantico can take the boat at $50 am
Round "trip tickets, so cents children under twelve
years half price.
Tickets can be obtained of Albert F. Brooks. Treasury
department: ]. f. W. Thompson and c. =. Stetson,
General Post Office Department: John 7. Dunbar. Gov
eminent Printing Office; Nicholas Riley, Bureau En-
craving and Printing. and John L. Burch. ST. Cloud
building: also Of the following Committee of Arrange
ments: Henry W. Andrews, Indian office Chas Brown,
Adtntant Genersls office: Robert s Graham. General
Land Office John Humphrey, 12j6 9th street northwest
James L. Gibson. Adjutant General Office. al32t'
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T OUISIANA STATE LOTTERY.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A FORTUNE.
NINTH GRAND pIsTRIBUTIoN, CLASS I. AT

NINTH GRAND pISsTRIBUTIoN. CLASS I. AT
ToE Esa2a ssEfhhhp bEh nth G!SSl'
,rI moUdst Ia "a st, STATE III LOTTERY COMPANY
lature for Educational and Charitable purposes
s4so 600 has since been added '''i % 0'ef
BY an Overwhelming popular vote its franchise was
E & S,.'s Constitution n adopted
IT NEVER SCALES OR POsTPoNEs
L0Gs i IL 1Gl FnzE d ssS oss
100000 T HskF ck At r SSr b bSRs EACH
LIST OF PRIZES.
Ssiss SO 1900 90
PIPES 81 81 500
Prizes Of 81 60o0
100 Prizes Of 800. 1900
2oe Prizes Of $50. 10000
'''O '' APPROXIMATIONS PRIZES. iO'ON
Approximation Prizes Of $500 .......~..... 2.7oc
3 100 SSS . s sSS
Ps s%s.9s :. a pSa
to whom liberal COMPENSATION viii be paid.
rss S's ese. Ts s ID
NEW SkI 4 Ssuf hHU5SAfisrAsA.
10; ~ BkSAbwAY. NEW YORK.
or j. p. HORBACH.
COS l4rH STREET NORTHWEST. WASHINGTON.
Az Ssz Gsand E5traerdinsry Drasing. gnd
SEl s and JT fsqfs@.ns * Gems c.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
xoey p Or Srs sgssss 6 ssnd.g az.
e1 s lora esty as a,hsyizsd BY The Loussasa Stat
Me country csth Bogus Circulars zsr7oyn9 % be 81
lMe LOUISIANA State Lottery Companv and are Frau.
aHtenut re!resentlag Themselves as rs A0eafs Thea
nage no autssriry from this Company % sell Ticksts.
ana are mol us agents for any Dttrp0se.
NJ. a. DA UPHIE
Pres Louisiana State Lottery Co.
NEW ORLEANS. La. July 4. 1881. anIO.S Essw
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CHEAP REPAIRING. Byrn's shoe store, 1914 18th
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PEOPLE who wish to enjoy themselves to-mor-
row will be interested in the advertised trip of
the steamer Jane Moseey, in connection with the
steamer Thompson, for Lower Cedar Point, at
$40 I'm.
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Overwrought aud Feeble Nerves
Catarril and Throat Affections.

are quoted, digestion promoted. and the system
strengthened by the Liebig Co. S renowned Coca
Beef Tonic.
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THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.
AUGUST l3. 1881.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER !
WASHINGTON. DC. Aug IL. 1881 $50 am
For the middle Atlantic states fair weather
followed by local rains warm southwest veering
to colder northwest winds higher pressure
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T AIDES CALL AND EXAMINE THE
NEW NO. VICTOR SEWING MACHINE,
The best and most reliable Machine Ever Manufactured.
It has high arm runs quiet light and fast and beau
tful in appearance. We have also the New Improved
WEED and all the other standard makes. Call at our
Office where you compare all the different Machines
and then take your choice and save your money at
DEPENDENCIES,
628 NINTH STREET NORTHWEST.
u Good Machines for Rent.
"a All kinds Repaired ty23
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A G A R D.
L. HEILBRUN,
Sign; The Old Woman in Window,
Most respectfully announces to his kind and numerous
patrons that his Entire Stock IN all its Departments has
been replenished more especially
SANDALS AND PLAIN SLIPPERS, KID AND
MOROCCO BUTTON,
BOYS AND MISSES SCHOOL SHOES,
CHILD'S BUTTON. ALL KINDS.
20 AND Is CENTS, ALL LEATHER, INFANTS.
THE MEMS DEPARTMENT:
HAND-SEwED CATERS AND BOOTS, MACHINE
SEWED BOOTS AND SHOES, PEGGED.
SOLID STOUT SHOES
BOOTS FOR FARMERS AND MECHANICS,
BOOTS FOR BUTCHERS AND BREWERS.
ODDS AND ENDS AT HALF THEIR VALUE
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RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.

The following the readings of the thor
mometer at the Signal Office during the day
Z am, - deg; ii am, "a deg; pm. % deg.
Maximum. lOl-2 deg: minimum, rs deg.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

NEW SEASIDE REsoRT-DEER ISLE, MAINE
h asar ao ssS" Deer &c ger Sh fiRSE tAf
% 81 street southeast Buy tickets via Fall c.W
River Line 20 Boston. Boston and Maine 10 Deer
Isle. Take wooden clothing. all ct.
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Special Weather Bulletin.

The chief signal officer furnishes the following
special bulletin TO the press: Occasional rains
have fallen i'm the northwest lake region New
England and southwestern Texas. The ternpera-
ture has risen in the middle states Tennessee and
Ohio valley. where II averages ten to fifteen de-
grees above the mean for the month A cold
wave. moving eastward. extends from Minnesota
and Dakota To Colorado and New Mexico. The
following special temperatures are reported this
morning: Eastport, IS deg; Burlington, ~ deg
Quebec 90 deg: Montreal 30 deg: Alpena, "a
cisco. 54deg. Northwesterly winds are reported
from the northwest and lake region. in the other
districts they are mostly sOuthwesteriy. Colder.
partly cloudy weather. with occasional rains is
indicated for Sunday in the lower lake region,
Tennessee and the Ohio valley middle states and
New England
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RIVER FRONT BUsINEss.-Ariyals at the
whaves to-day: Schooner Geo. B. Osborn, Capt.
Moore, coal for Insurance Co.; schooner Ada A..
Kennedy. 1000 tons of ice for indie
pendent Ice Co.; schooner C. Hanahan, Whit
more, $50 tons ice for same.
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IRON BITTERs.
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BATTLE OF GIANTS.
Big Railroad War in the sOuth

Santa, Fe, 4.-The largest railroad
suit which ever came before the courts of
the United States has just been COM
menced here before Judge Warren Bris-
toll, Of the Third District Court of the
territory. 1t is between the Texas Pa
ci6c and Southern Pacific Railroads of
New Mexico. The suit is brought to re-
cover all that portion of the Southern
Pacific built upon the land grant Of the
Texas Pacific in New Mexico, which is
over stretch Of country from Ssnsomon
River, on the Arizona line, TO within four
miles Of FL Psso, Texas, tract of 100
miles. A temporary Injunction has been
granted, restraining the Southern Pacific
of New Mexico from using, occupying Or
running the road within the limits of the
land grant of the Texas Pacific, or on its
right Of way in New Mexico, and Judge
s. B. Newcomb, Of Lawrence, has been
appointed temporary receiver. The order
to show cause why the injunction and re-
ceiver should not be continued is made
returnable at Santa Fe on June 9th.
The attorneys for the Texas Pacific Rail-
road Company are ex-Judge John F.
D illon, General Wagner Swayne, New
York; Fl. NJ Herman, Kansas; ex-Gov-
ernor Brown, Tennessee, and local attor-
neys. At least S. 100000 Of property is
involved in the suit, and the counsel en-
ployed are among the best legal talent in
the country. The suit has been brought
since Jay Gould was elected to the pres
idency of the Texas Pacific. This is
more than probably the first shot in a big
railroad war. .....
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Where? Oh, Where?

The grand problem with every
body in these times is where to in
vest money where it will do the
most good. In one line of business
that of Clothing and Gents Fur
nishing Goods, etc.,-Goldberg. q
Co., in the Wasatch Building, fur
nish one of those places where
economizers can realize their
brightest hopes. Money can be saved
by purchasing from them. Their
stock of spring and summer goods Is
extensive, well-selected and marked
down to the lowest notch. Drop In
to their mammoth establishment
and inspect their large assortments
of all kinds of gentlemen's garments,
furnishing goods, boots and shoes,
etc. Shipping, as they do, direct
from their New York mandatory,
they are able to suit in suits, quality
and price. F
L. GOLDBERG,
165 and 1877 East Temple street.
Mandatory, 45S Broome street,
4 New York
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Obituary.

Newport, +. l., Asa L. Lawton, q
prominent citizen, is dead. He was one
of the first directors of the Bank OF Cali
fornia, and president Of Gould q Curry
from 1860 10 '64. He amasseG large
fortune and gave literally to charities.
London. 6 -Huyhoe, the well-knoWn
traiaer of the late Baron Rethschlld'i
horses, is dead.
New York, 6.-Ex-States Senator
Mintborne Tompkins died yesterday
aged "a.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-06-07
Preparing for Defense.

Washington, 6.-Col. Enrich Totten.
and Sheilabarger, and Wilson, of this
city have been retained by General
Brady, ex-second assistant postmaster
general, as counsel in any legal pro-
ceedings which may grow out of the
pending Star route investigation.