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The w Gather.
LOCAL NEWS.
Condensed Locals.

Rev~D ID. W. Faupee, the new pastor OF
the E-street Baptist church, entered on his
duties yesterday. preaching from Corinthians,
XIV LIST 10 Sd verses
Rev. Edward Wills, OF the Liberty (coloradD
Baptist church, yesterday morning bapLizsi
about ffty converts 10 the Potomac, near the
Long bridge.
Street lamps VIII be lighted at 7:3O pm. and
extinguis neC at i1:l5 pm.
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STRAWBERRY short cake and cream T
jarvis, 426 9ln street No branch store.

ATTEMPTED SUICIDE IN POLLOK STATION
Yesterday afternoon Mr.. W. u. Ffidiey went to
the nth precinct station house, Oh 10th street.
and asked TO be locked up for protection from a
man who had been following him. It was evil
dent that he was laboring under the influence
His wish was ABOUT being complied with, and
Station keeper Hume was In the act OF search
iIg him, as IS usual, when Fridley objected.
Hume was epdeavOTing to take q pen knife
from his pceRet, and had gotten hold OF II when
EI1dley caught il and stabbed himself In three
places In the seft breast, In the region of the
heart Sergeant McHenry jumped 10 the res.
be suicide. DR.. Walter was summoned, and
found that although the wounds would be
likely 10 give much trouble they were Lot dan
gerous. Mr.. Fridley is an alleged lottery policy
Uar.
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NATUHE'D TRIUMPH.
IN fRAZTKR'6 BOOT RITTER0.

II yon Are veal, or lAnguid. use FraAeTl nit-
ters. your nesh = nabby and your comple!ioa
hriN district, use Traders Bittefs. II worn down
with the care Of children. use Iraners bitters. y
yO1 have Kept late hour and lived centrsry % the
law. Of health. use Hfa1erS loot 6e9sst ~ y292
yoS have sbcssd instead q used n.tsrs! gin. NE
s.s. Etts.s ZSS r. re Ss he ss'S eceo vS1s
burden and you have elcomy fore6odnsS sss
Frazier's Bi.teD. II your ban e 1enps sno vog5
msfe you feei young sesin. Sold by ~ dr1fgtssa
everyxbere Of the ioy Pnoe o Per bottle: ERAEk
sIOT1 & CROMWELL. Vhossals AsentA asa
PennsyJvania avs. jAn9-oo1p 8
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

], GOO numbers ending with Al, being the last two
$50, zoo, $40.
= The subscribers having supervised the Single
NumPer Drawing, GLASS +. LOUISIANA STATE
LOTTERY, hereby certify that the Above are tn q
numbers which were this day drawn from tn
Ice eco paced in the wheel with the prizes CORE
Witness our hands at New Orleans La this
Tuesday, May 10th. 1881. 1850
ADAM GIFFEN.
LOUIS 81. PILE
J. P. ROUX commissioners.
J. A. A. ROUSSEAU
Prizes cashed in full without deduction
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DR0PosAL.s FOR wRAPPING PAtsE.
ID TWINE, LETTER BALANCES AND MAXI
ING AND RATING STAMPS.
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMEsT.

PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT. !
WAsHIEGToS. ID O., May 5. 1SSl.5
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Depart
meIt until the 1lTH DAY OF JUNE, 1881, at IL
o'cLoCR, NOON, for furnishing Wrapping Paper
Irvine, Letter balances, and Marking ard Rstus
SiamTe for the use of the Post Offices 10 the United
Staier, for one year from the frat day Of July.
1851.
blapke for proposals and circulars stating the
KIND al estimated guam requ red and giving
full inetruS tons mann or If bidding aud con-
ditiops to be observed by bidders. will be fur
nished On application TO the ''B anti Agency, Post
Office Department WAAhinstop, ID G :"
THOH.S l.. JAMES,
md 2aw4w Postmaster General.
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DRIVERS summer garden, 1899, 1341, 1343
Pennsylvania avenue, will bs reopened for the
seast On Tuesday, May 17lh. 100 pm. Marine
Band Will be In attendance, under the direction
CT Prof. Sousa.
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ATTENTION is called to the advertisement by
Fitch, Fox & Brown OF valuable lots to be
sold at auction tomorrow afternoon.
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DRY GOODS.

NEW BLACK GRENADINES
IN BRoCAbES. CHECKS AND srRJPps
ksreiT = from 70 cents 20 81.
GAUZE UNDERWEAR
Fcr Ladies, Gentlemen and Cniid.en: A. Sizes.
Sly es aGo Prices.
ALL-LINEN LAWNS
Ia-se Assortment just Received, ~ IS cents Ter
Nara.
NEw WHITE GOODS.
INDIA LINENS,
PkRSihN LAWNS.
FhkNOa NArSs1lKS,
INDIA NULLs.
MAeALlAS.
UhGaSplEs.
SCOTCH GIFGHAM-.
Flo CHkD cATfSEe.
FEENCH JACoNErS.
CALCUTTA PENSIONERS,
INDIA PoNGEE.
sURAu sIIks.
FIGURED AND DOTTED SWISS.
LlSLE THREAD GLOVES LINEN ULSrESS
az ONE PRICE ONLY.
PERRI & 6ROTHER,
fkNSsSLvASIA AVENUE. CORNER Sra s-RKEr.
kstsbhshed 1910. mia
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CUNNINGHAM. THE WELL KNOWN, RxLI-
u able Halter. Ii prepared 70 DO al kinds Of
and oio ores remodeled- Remember the pumber-
7zQfAlEfst pQE1N3t MARIA
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LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY.
THIS Is III. The SEEX ~ Eysg
OF ANY STATE.
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION.
OVER HALF Million DISTRIBUTED!
LouIsiana state Lottery Company.
Incorporated in 1868 for IS yesrs by the Le9is-
latnre for Eouc.tionsl and ..h irritable purpose
With capital 2, e. GOO. 0oo-to which reserve
was made part q TIE pIesen, State cons:tasos
IT'S GRAND 0e s1 Il; Ii i n'umBER DRAWINGS
TON win take place monthly.
IL Meier Scales or POStpOyleS.
Look at the following distribution:
Grand Promenade Concert,
during which viii take place the
Ex7RAoRD1S sA NV SEM s5EiEsss DRAWING
TUESDAY. JUNE Itsn.. 1881.
81
Gen. 'UBAd daf1 E.ft Rki 81 yi !saS s
Halves g. Fif f1s.r g. g. 5sPAsss 81.
Grand Prize Of 50, 600. ....... SO. 900
Isrse P Prise OF Of 2S.oSo:.: 2 g. S
d f F5Isss Rfisssof SS$ $sS
sSS :: :: ssSSS::::::.: * ;S: 80
6UU 1o9........ 60, 600
lo,COO " 10. 100. COO
100 Approximation Prizes o. 300 80. 10000
100 100...... 10, 600
1UO 75...... $500
IL, 279 Prizes, amounting to............a5l2 500
Gen. g. T. BEAURFGARD, of La, Co,,,,,
Gen. JUBAL A. EARLY, OF Va, OoN rs
Application for rates to clubs should only be
made to the office Of the Company In New Orleans
Write for circulars or eend orders to
II. A. DAUPHIN,
NEW ORLEANS, La,
or NJ. A. DAUPEIN. at
No. 2l2 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Or l. r. aORBACH.
MIC CO5 attn st. NV, WASHINGTON, e. O.
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CITY ITEMS.

BUY only the best Hose Of HAMILTON q
SHEDD 400 9th.
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TWO DISTRICT OFFICES.

The MarshaIship and the Recorder
ship of DeedS-What the Fees
Amount to-Extent of the Patron.
age
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ON DECK ALL THE TIME
fREtH AND CONFLICTS STOCK OF GRoCl
kiE%
And We quote in Part as follows:

ON DECK ALL THE TIME
A FREhH AND ooMrInfs STOCK OF osocE.
And We quote in Part as follows:
SUGARS
fF.st New York and Philadelphia B,and.)
sssnssra x".....:iSs 1873 ISs Tor Tor Il si %
s sess E Hesse H. r: iST
TEAS.
to u s1s NV ans heaa cal
sated garden grown JsS.n Tea. compose3 Of SI the
early picked leaves, cured with greatest care natura
Gunpowder. Imperial, Japan English Breakfast,
Is any house in washington.
COEEEES.
Here again We have occasion for special rem.rk,
for It is generally conceded that the JAVA COFFEE
n
nunbsrs who have given it trial unhesita,insly
Not only do onr ewn regular customers very
kindly and readily admit this, but scores are be.
ginning to come regularly for our AVA ooFFEE
VINO, IN general WY. are customers of other
first houses, thereby adding most oonclu-
s,ve testimony; bence. this is no mere boast, bat
ton the 1ames Of some of them By way Of refer
s.ibo: LsagasyTa .aa Bio. al fresh roasted every
Special offer for the PRESENT. lbs. good roasted
FLOUR.
Ceres. Minnesota Pat. Process; Sterling Mime
sofa Pat. Process Golden Hit, family; Swiss Pro.
cess A. Il. Herr's b,st family; Washburn Mills
New Wet. and al other leading brands direct frou
FIRST hands. At lowest rates.
LUNCH GOODS
OF every description Just received.
Potted Ham, Tongue, Turkey Chicken, &c.
Bcned Turkey, Tongue, Chicken &c. koas
LAND. Beef, turkey. &C. genuine Sardines, Ssl.
mon: Lobster, Bried Beef, Baked Beans. &c, &c,
&c. &C.
SAUCES AND PICKLES
or all kinds, sne We would nsme the celebrated
DuJkee's Salad Dressing. Crosse & Blackweli's
klcEles A full assortment.
sELECTED FRUITS and the very choicest NEW
YORK BUTTER. No pains spared to keep up
good supply OF these important articles.
Queen Olives in q variety Of styles-including
small bottles at rs cents for Picnic purposes.
In fact, We give our undivided attention TO the
FAMILY TRADE.
And make 1t our whole study to furnish the VERY
BkSi OF everything in the wsy of FAMILY SUP
FLIES generally. Our facilities for buying aud
freishting are surpassed by none, and We claran-
tee to sell SIS low as any other house in the city as
Also, to give the article. quality and quantity. a.
Money cbeerfully refunded to any customer who
lis not entirely satisfied with their purchase.
Teiephontc connections.
EtPHONZO YOUNGS,
GROCER.
ar2S 0O4 9th ST.. bet. e and r.
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WATER FILTERS guaranteed to remove se1.-
ment from water, for sale by HAMILTON &
SHBDD, 400 9th street. 8
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OPERATIONS IN eTOCKg.
" JOHN A. DODGE & CO..
Bankers and Brokers. No. II Wall st.. n. Y.s buy
and CAVITY stools on 70 per cent. nArg1n. ano
Also, secure STOCK PhIvIR0Ee q reaeonshie
rates in which SIS to 800 can Be 1nveCte0 Euu
DeQt tses. toH0H0
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A WONAN's DEATH FROM BURNING. MIRA
store, who resided near the mead OF Seyera Ia
Anne Arundel county. Nd and who was D VI
burned BY her dress taking fire about Marin
18th last. died last week, just sixty days after
the occurrence. Mrs. stones dress caI5nU
fICn the ire place, aud while she was endeiy-
ORIG 10 keep her I've children from eDcauy5r-
iCg themselves the ire got Roadway aud she
Was so badly burned that recovery was iinp1S-
sttle. She laid Ia bed two months rnabts TO
move band or foot, osfore death put an eli To
= - liI.rg
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co W'shiS S FISH MARKBr-Sold BIZ r A.
SeTrnes fra s &c 3. our last report LIS 900
IIom - 10 $l2 per hundred. the srriva,s =.
nsn saturcsy were as follows: 200 bunch a N
10 SOS shad, 269 $50 behring's, 81 stur1eon anu ,u
Saturday last were as follows: 400 hnnch a,s
Clans. ~AN N''"oo
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

AT This SEASON, THEBE Is no
MORE PLEASANT AND WHOLE
SOME BEVERAGE THAN
CLAREr,
and as the cost Of fair quality Of Imported Csre.
SO sItIssaeant asto forbid It's general use. wine
OF eeoal quality and st low Erics SoSSaaas de-
saoerAtum. We haye succeeded In secrrtrs
VIRGINIA CLAREr.
grown IN Alhemayle County. eousl IN hooous.
as Icy and pnisy to any imrortd vine double
centase OF Alcohol together with tie los price OF
$500 PER DOZEN,
shenld recommend it to the cordial approval O. TIE
ALSO FROM TIE SAME VINEYARD.
NORTON SEEDING
Of Of. Bgfsusdy character. the hnes, native wine
$500 PER DOZEN.
HUME, CLEaRY q Co..
ar29 sO7 NIarke, Space.
~ U o l. N e..
Fine Table Claret.........-....... IS. 05 DSzel
very Choice Claree..-...........-.. 90 ="
Nooo Siaret....- 50 ~
Pieasant Valley Dry Catawba. 90 e"
Sweet ".............. l.Uu per gal
THESE PRICES ONLY AT
WINNERS.
mlS 1915 Peuua. ave.
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Notice.
Arrives daily. soft she'll crabs Hotels restau.
rams, and families supplied. n. White Co..
621 street northwest.
Forty Teafs& Experience OF an Old
Nurse
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup Ia the pre-
script1on OF one OF the best female physicians
and nurses In the United States, and mas been
used for forty years with never falling success
by millions OF mothers for their children. IG
relieves the child from pain, cures dysentery
and diarrhoea, gripping In the bowels and wind
couc. BY giving health to the child 1t rests the
mother. Price rs cents bottle. m,W,s
Ruchupaiba.
New, quick, complete cure, days, urinary
directions, smarttng, frequent or difficult urina-
ton, kidney disease. 81. Druggists $50 Pa.
ave. N
"Alderney Dairy Wa40As.o
Fresh Attorney butter churned every morn
Ing, and delivered in Hlbs. "Ward" prints, $50
per Id. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and
sweet milk &c. per Of. Cream. 1Oc- pint
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DROP0SAIS FOR STATIONERY.
PoeT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
WARRINGTON. ID. q May 1851.
Sealed Proposals will be receyed IL this Depart
ment until II O'Clock N. on THUR-DAY JUNE 10.
1851 for furnishing Sta,ione for the Post Once
Depsrtn ent. for one year from July l, lsSi.
Blank forms OF proposals. showing the items and
estimated quantities required, togetaer with circn-
Lar relsting thereto. viii be furnished on application
20 this DEPARTMENT.
Proposals should be addressed 10 the First As
eistant Postmaster General and indorse ..Propo-
sails for taiiolery." THOMAS L.. JAMES.
ms 2SWlW Postm aster General
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ppY The "MYSTERY" SHIRr.-They are
I'D IL sde OF frst-cia.s sims, such IS New
York Mills. Namsutta, and wilAmsville-not
third or fourth alta goods stsmpef wAmsutta.
when you buy the ''MYSrERY" ohIRT you yet
met c,ass Muslin and the best bound Heavy Iiuen
for 80 cent? snd II thes not satsfat. ny when
get them home you can return them and set
yonr money.
LINN COLLARS. finest quality aud latest styles.
only 81 90 per dozen SIX for IS cents.
SILK NECK WEAR, cnesper than ever.
Very fine tLU-LIEsN HANDKERCHIEFS, 2s
cents. worth 40, at
MEGINSISs',
m12 lOO2 T. street nors n - est.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ERANCIS MURPHY.
FAREWELL TESTIMONIAL.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
TUESDAY EVENING. MAY II. 1881.
Music conducted by PROF. J. W. BtSCHOFF.
Tickets Is cents. No Seats Reserved
CHARLIE NYE Will Introduce MIR. MURPHY.
HOSEA B. MOULTON, Pres. Dashways, will
preside
Tickets for ssle at J. F. Johnson's, E Yourgs',
Brad. Adams, JIG. Parker's, and Coughi ms drug
store, ml2-1i, l6. II
DANJO INSTRUCTION
ID by IRUF. DUBSON, at his new studio, No.
2U7 Pa. ave. Ladies' and gentlemen taught phi
vafeIy. Office hours from a m. to p. N. mil Inn
M ASHIN GTON NATATORIUM. STREET, BE-
w TWEEN 9TH AND 7-H NoRTHwEsT.-Water
from three to ten feet deep We guarantee to teach
the most tmid to swim in from eight to ten Lessons.
h1pert male and female teachers ready at all hours
mission 26 cents. ma I'm
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T AWNS: LAWNR: LAWNS.
L. FIGURED FRNNOH LAWNS.
F.GURFD AMERIOAS LAWNS.
FIGURED LINkN LAWNS.
ONE THOUSANr, q 0n0l PLACES OF NEW AND
BEAUTIFUL LAWNS
THk CHEsPEeT AND LARG EST ASs1R TMvNT
OF NEV LAWNS ~ WASHINGTON, s, G. 4,
AZ, D.. Is ls, 20. IS.
INDIA linen, the neward desi able White GOODS
fer ! Aoies' and Cbiidreh's Dresses. ~. rs.
BLALR IINEN LAWNS, as
BLACK FRENCH LAWNS. Is.
LINN yard vice, for aoies' we.-, l2h.
LINEN Cor Boy - wear, Is
PUNE NOCl CLOTb fer Boye rs
SlLkS. SBI,Aal 6Iy.HSs
IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF sILKs.
- colors, only 80
Back and White striped SILKS. only 50.
COLONEL SA TINS. rs
SATIN DE LYON, al 2N
PURE Sll x COLORt ID BROCADFS Al 90.
BLAuB SUksH SILKS. extremely vide. q %.
Our ~ 90, 81. 2a ard 81 80 Bl-A SILKS ARE
THE CHEAPEST In WASH NoGON
NEW FAhASOic. (''MEROEDEs , lined with
Cole, Cream, Blue. White, Black and Garnet
Nuns WILING, pure wool SIN
Wide double width Pure Wool CHUDpA SERiE,
in beautiful sprir shades. only So
Pure Wool LACE BUsTISGs. in al co,ors. wide
ooubie width, 60.
Two hundred Goo pieces OF Beautiful MADRAS
GiNGHAMS. the largest assortment IN Wash
lnstCn. GAhs 6k-r,
ml2 111 Market Scuce-
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CHANGE OF TINE.-Atrention Is callaf 70 the
advertisement OF the Pennsylvania RaiIrJ.I OF
some important changes In the schedule or tbf
departure OF trains north and east aud also OF
the local trains between this city and Aiexan-
dria- It viii be noticed that an additional train
between Washington and New York has been
addeO, which leaves here at 1915 pm. or fifteen
minutes after the regular train. 7
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PROPOSALS.

ARCHITECTS OFFICE, q. q. CAFIroI.
WASHINGTON, D. G MAJ 9Th 1851
PROPOSALS. FOR CUT OHIO slONE WORK
Foh BRICKS AND FOR LAYING BRICKS,
FOR TIE EXTENSION OF CITY hall.
Proposals for the above will be opened ST this
tftca. where plans and spec fcAtions may be seen.
en- TUESDAY. the 3isr OF MAY, 1881, at IL O'Clock
EDWARD CL ARK.
m9-eol0t Architect u. q. Capitol.
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tTTHELL's
one case All LII en- Lawns rs Ger Is
ore cste Pacific a~ns bsauttfulN Sc rAea 10 i,
ferrisn a~Lt, %. IS, so. 37& aud 80 ceuts
incla. leo. 20 %. 81. S7k AID 80 oenss-
hEn husiiEs. al prices
Victoria Lawns. 10, l2h, Is. 90 % 80 s7s. Ga
CrUss tarred hnsiius. AZ y 10 SO csnts.
Eeaniiful line OF White and Oolored LACFs for
trJn. nil
an elegant lie of.La6ies' and Misses' Colored
Hosiery
An eesaI line OF a ies' and Gentlen enc nder-
Al The above eoods are MARKED CHEAP.
J, A. LUTTRk Ii q CO..
MIA STCCFSSOR To " M RpDUN
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METHODIST SUNDAY SCHOOL CoyvESrIoy-
A sunday school convention Is to be- held This
nonIn at Foundry NJ E. church-tne first ses-
sion on Tuesday, May "A, at .. m and the
next session Wednesday, at 2 D. m.-When
essays win be read On =. Tne Purpose aud Work
or the sunday school" by Rev. Dr.. Ames: axe.
latton CT Pastors, Officers, and Teachers to the
Work OF the Sunday-schOOl." by Rev. j. q. IA.
gey: duties OF Parents to the Sunday Schools
by Thomas b. Martin; Best Methods Of Pro-
melting the knowledge OF GODS Word" OF Prot
Edgar FIisby. at the evening session these
essays Will be discussed for three quarters OF
an hour, after which Mr.. W. Redin W0otw ard
viii read an essay on SUNDAY school Ltera-
ture. Lesson 81 stems. Library Books, PeriouI-
Gals, etc." followed by discussion. Thursday
afternoon the programme will include the fol-
lowing essays: Mode and System In the GOV.
eminent and Worship OF the Sunday school"
ny Rev. c. II. Richardson Teachers Meet
mgs oy 7. S. Garretson; Infant Classes and
Their Management" by William w. S DIRE:
:. Dung Peoples Meetings." By II. A. Hail !;
The Sunday school and the Missionary
Sauss. py Gilbert ID. Fox. These essays VIII
TS discussed at the Thursday night session
nIaa, e VIII also &c drawer for Questioas on
SS, snncd di!ncuities met with by teachers and
nTssiSipa a, tnereon. Rev. B. Peyton Brown,
Pesioihg elder. is announced to preside.
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SIX dozen Manila hats. with and without
cable ortms, In all coiorS. received to-day at
Nliiett Ruon'S- 9e5 Pennsylvania avenue
Boys and children'S straw hats at the usual
low prices.
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DEOKER BROS Grand, Upright and Square
IL PIANOS have shown themselves to be-
WorkmanahiP, elasticity Of touch, beauty
Of tone. and great durability. that fhsy are now
very beet Plano. g. XUHGs Sole Agent also foT
The Buydetto OEBaA Apa
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TEE VISITING KNIGHTS TEMPLAR-Arrange.
ments nave been completed for e reception
Oh Friday next OF De Molay commandery, OF
Boston, Mass, and ST. Johns commandery, OF
Providence, X. /. The visitors Will De received
by De Molay commando ~, No. l. and Washing.
ton, NO l, who, headed by the Marine band
VIII escort the New EDglapders from the Balti-
moIe aid Potomac depot TO Pennsylvania ave.
nue. 10 9th street, TO Z, TO 10th. TO X street, TO
Vermont avenue, 10 street, TO 18th, TO Penn
syIvan1a avenue, passing the Presidents House
IL review, thence 10 18th street and on to
Wtlarc'5 hotel, where the visiting command
cries Will be quaTted While In the CITY, They
Will be accompanied by Hon. Benjamin Dean,
grand Il aster OF Templars Of the United states
ard grand master or Templars for the juris-
Cict1on OF Massachusetts ana Rhode Island who
VIII occupy position In the line with Grand
Master and Past Eminent Commander Noble ID
LarIer, OF this jurisdiction. at o'clock that
evening they Will visit the Masonic Temple
aud be formally welcomed by Eminent Com
marder Sir Nj. X. Thorp, OF De Molay c)n-
mandery. Saturday morning, under suita-
be escort ard IN carriages, they viii visit the
President, the public buildings and other places
OF interest about the city. and az $3.50 O'Clock
tske the steamer w. w. COrcoran aid make a
pilgrimage TO MI. vernon. Next Monday MORN
Ing the visiting Templars Will take the cars for
Richmond, where they expect 70 remain until
TIE following Friday.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1881-10-13
w eakly Banner.


The new license law went
into effect on the Ist of Octo-
Der. For the benefit of saloon
men and others the BANNER
publishes the following;
That any person, firm or as
ISOLATION OF persons desiring to
engage in the sale of spirituous,
vinus or malt liquors, in quaint
ties less than quart, shall, be-
fore engaging in such occupa-
ton, be required to enter into
bond, with at least two good
and lawful sureues, payable to
the county Judge and his sue
cessors in office, and to be APP
proved by him, in the sum of
one thousand dollars, condi-
toned that said person, firm or
association of persons so selling
spirituous, vinus or malt liquors,
in quantities less than a quart,
shall keep an orderly house or
place for the sale Of such Ii
Guors, and that he or they will
not sell, NOR knowingly permit
TO be sold in his or their said
place of business, nor give nor
permit to be given any spiritu-
Gus, vinus or malt liquors to
any minor under the age of
twenty-one years, or to students
of any institution of learning,
or to any habitual drunkard, or
to any person, after being noti-
fed in writing by the wife or
daughter of the person not to
sell to such person, and that he
or they will not knowingly per-
NIT any games prohibited by
the laws of this state to be
played, dealt or exhibited in or
about such place of business,
and that he or they will net
knowingly permit any minor,
under the age Of twenty-one
years, to enter upon or re-
main in such establishment /;
which said bond may be sued
on at the instance of any party
aggrieved by the violation of
the provisions of said obliga-
ton, and said bond shall not be
void on first recovery, but may
be sued on untik the full penal
sum named thefSin shall have
been recovered.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1881-10-13

The wet d1hing suit gives
one a surf fit Githe .seashore.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1881-10-13
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Jute.

IT is said that jute grows wild
in South and East Florida, and
that the Okechobee land cons
pany proposes to experiment
in its cultivation next season.
The demand for ute bagging is
gradually increasing in the
United States. The greater
part of the supply comes from
India. During the past year
about $1,000 bales of this arti-
Gle were received at our custom
houses. Their total value will
reach 81, 900, and the freight
from India, about 100000
more. The cultivation of this
fibre in the South would save
the country nearly sI,5oo,ooo
that now is annually spent in its
purchase abroad.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1881-10-13

DRILLING WHEAT.-Many OF
the most earnest opponents of
this method of sowing wheat
are being converted by the re-
suit of actual experiment. 1t
is claimed that the use of the
drill increases the number of
bushels to the acre. Wheat
sown broadcast and not COW
cred more than one or two
inches cannot find sufficient
moisture during a dry season to
sprout the grain. Deep plow-
ing is not advisable, but drilled
wheat leaves the soil in ridges
and the wheat in little bitches,
the seed really being only two
inches under ground. 1t with
stands high winds better than if
sown broadcast, which in many
localities is a decided advan-
tage.