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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
TyHoMAs BOWLING. Auctionesr.

Il vASmhc bo"AhNot Auc9oneef.
cHAsSSERH SAFE OF IMPROVED AND UNIV.
MEsT SIDE OF FIRST sT hcATf L. eE 1 hp
ea Hhf AhR ssEFs ssgsTTS 4p S
SS sNL x.s spIkEErs EAST. OPPOSITE .. :
BY virtue Of decree Of the SUPREME Court Of t,eeA
Tb Senas S. ssss Rn assy Ssoss No
Al viii Offer Tor sale at pubic auction in front q
ths respsctiye pieces Of mentioned and on sss
sstsse situate IN the city Of Warrington IN said Dis.
o, on 1T TUEspAY, MAY SECOND. 1854. a. SIX
irpns se stree, e.s aud running bach iS.s
Frame ne on o ssy .p a i, ss g,Ssed *
,o ON TyG G MAY THIRD lss2 q. the same
south street. running 6. tson ssi sd lss'
bounded by As ssoSSr i' sey S'd saa
building p pnrp pS. Is t samproEcd and is desirable fsr
carr passing on the street which fronts and being
Terms of sale: one-foart6 sash on the a,x ., ,.,.
or within seven days thereafter toe residue in -FOUR
four months from the day Of SALE the pSTcsasr sS,Ss
ss ne. or Their pro1issory notes therefor bearing
or al cash at his her their election The title 70 The
amount Of the purchase money and nerest Is rad.
any purchaser hall fail 20 comply with the a sale
at the risk and Of such defsutns pa rc6aser The
property VIII be Offered in separate lots parcels. ESQ
JAMES S. EDWARDS. Trustee.
oNo-cSN's oO3 ~ street northwest.
DuBiIc SALE IN LAUREL. MARYLAND. OF A
l. ZINE MANSION, ADAPTED 40 A SUMMER
BOheDlNG hoUSE AND OF A HOTEL.
BY authority OF the owners will sel by publiceS
ancnon, on the premises, I'm the town Of 1aurl Ia
FRINGE Georees county, Maryland, on FRIDAY -
MAY FIVE 1889, at FIVE O'CLOCK p. M, al thoee
TWO me Zee simple properties, viz:
NO. IAN elegant three-story Frame Dwelling with
On roof. containing II rooms and excellent cellar.
party surrounded by three ample porche~ lcehouse on
ue premises. The house IL that now occupied bT
onaries A. Ware, esq, who will yscate once II il n
erove OF hne shade trees and has and pleansu1
@ s and Is splenddly adaptei % summer board
Tour or fve acres OF land fronting ON the north
91e OF Main street and on Id street.
NO: III property known Milstead's fformerlv
1arrlsons) hotel containing l6 The buildins
frame two story, with kitchen attached II oocu.
PIES the exceedingly eligible situation tntareenn
81 Main street with the Baltimore and Washington nike
tne grounds intending % acres Of hand. there n q
stS pe ON tneSe premises. now conducted n Iivry
stable. Ihe tenants term expires May l. 1888 hut h
Il willing to negotiate with purchaser immediate poo
session The rent ls $500 per annum.
Tenants vii be pleased b show the prem,eea ana an
eIact descr rton of each lot will be read sale
Terms Of sale One third cash. the balance In three
equsl ments at six, twelve and eighteen months;
deferred payments TO be secured by morage deroSS
OF 800 cash from the purchaser of lot REQUIRED q
the sale, II they are not known.
SCHMUCKER & WHITELOCK
% Lexington street Baltimore.
MATTHEW'S KIRKLAND
IA, ~, ~ MAJ Auctioneers.
For Other Auctions See SGh Page
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON
HUI. FIFTH AND PUBLIC SPACK FRONT.
ING PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND ON EAST
CAPIIOL AND SEVENTH STREET EAST, AT

AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, TWENTYSEvENTH DAY&A&
Or APRIL. AT FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, We wili&59
ee N front OF the premises. Lot 4, square s4S -
ironing % feet 81 inches Public Space fronting
Pennsyfvanta avenue. and with . depth Of IS feet
inches ON 9Th street east
immediately after, Ut HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK
=: we VIII eel. in front OF the Premises Lot l. in
derth CT 81 feet inches on It'll street east.
above property is in the best locations ON Capitol
Terms Of sale: One quarter cash; balance IN one two
three and four notes to bear per cent interest
and to be secured by deed of trust premises cold or
all cash at option Of purchaser deposit Of 500 re-
CURED on each lot at time Of sale. Conveyancing and
a20-d&ds DUNCANsoN BROS, Aucts.
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gTVHO8. J. FISHER b CO.. Auctonecrs.
PERE4RTqRY SALE OF LOTS on PROSPECT

ON MONDAY AFTERNOON, MAY FIRST. st
HALF-PAST Rive O'CLOCK. On the premises,
3d. 81 g. S. and s. In subdivision Of Prospect Hin.
each lot about 50x160 feet and fronting respectively
On Lincoln, Gales. and Resting avenues.
Terms-One- third cash. balance IN SIX and twelve
months with interest and secured by deed Of truet;
$25 on each lot must be paid at time Of sac Convey
ancing ct cost Of the purchaser.
THOS. J. FISHER co.. Auctioneers.
a26-dkdD 1924 street northwest.
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tNSiNhEh 3 WT4tsHfSssroS MONUMENT.

II WASHINGTON MONUMENT,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., April oath, 1882.
PROPOSALS FOR WROUGHT AND CAST IRON
WORK FOR THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT.
Sealed Proposals for furnishing and delivering
Wrought and Ca IT Iron Work. required in the interior
of the Washin gton Monument VII be received At this
office until TWELVE NJ. the EIGHTH DAY OF
MAY, 1882 and opened immediately thereafter In the
presence of bidders.
Specifications, blanks drawings and any furt her in.
formation required can be obtained at this Office
1HOS. LINCOLN CASEY,
Lieut.. Col. Engineers U.S.A.,
a25-eo6t Engineer in Charge.
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sHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE FoUR-sToRY
~ BRICK DWELL NG HOUSE, No. 926 EIGHTH
STREET NORTHWEST. WASHINGTON. ID. c.

BY virtue OF decree of the Supreme Court of the ga
District of Col mbia. passed in the of Thomas
W. Thomas ct ID, equity cause No. 1878. the
24th day Of April A D. 1892 the undersigned trustee
Will sell at public auction on SATURDAY. the SIXTH
DAY OF MAY, A ID. 1857. at FIVE O'CLOCK Z. NJ,
In front of the premises the following described real
tate situated in the City of Washington the District
OF Columbia, TO wit Part of Lot marked "A. in the
recorded subdiN vision of original lot numbered en o
In Square numbered four hundred and three t40 ard
contained within the metes and bounds 70 lowing
ginning at the northeastern corner of said lot "a and
running thence south the line of 9Th street urteen
4 feet nine (9 inches thence ninety (9l feet
ten 0) inches: thence north fourteen 40 feet nine 80
inches. and thence east to the beginning.
Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase n ,ney In
cash and the residue in two equal insalments payable
respectively. with interest at and two from
the day Of sale or All cash. at the option of the pur
Of SALE and of De complied with within
seven days thereafter in default of which property
is TO be resod after three days advertisement In The
Evening Starr newspaper, at risk and the de-
faulting purchaser. All conveyancng at purchasers
cost JOSEPH ]. DARLING ON
40 9Th St, NV, Washington. Dc, Trustee.
j. T. COLDWELL, Auct. a25-d
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S0INLL1s oWTTtsHEiNcroN uoNrurvr

WASHINGTON, DC, April Doth 1852. I
PROPOSALS FOR WHITE MARBLE AND GRAN.
ITE FOR THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT.
Sealed Proposals win be received ut this ofice unt
TWELVE M. on the FIFTEENTH DAY OF MAY,
1882 and opened Immediately thereafter In the prse-
ence OF bidders for furnishing the site Of Wash.
ington Monument, in this city,
hirty nine thousand $780, 000) cub feet (more or le)
White Marble.
Twenty three thousand C23, 00O cub feet Cmore OF
less) Granite.
Specifications, blanks. or any further information
viii be furnished from this Office request of parties
engaged in the business Of quarry1ng such materials.
TH0S. LINCOLN CASEY,
Lieut. Col. Engineers. U.S.A-,
a25-eo6t Engineer In Change.
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PROPOSALS.
DROPosALs FOR PACKING BOXES.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. April a, 1857.
Sealed Proposals for furnishing four hundred (4O0)
Packing Boxes will be received this until
the SECOND DAY OF MAY. 1882. at TWELVE M.
Specifications and all necessary information viii be
furnished upon application.
The bids will be considered and accepted or rejected
item by item.
The boxes contracted for must be furnished from
time to ume IN quantities pursuant to orders ths
Department.
The entire quantities win. however, be called for.
All deliveries will be subject to inspection and none
be accepted.
Department, Washington, ID. c.
Proposals. to be addressed to the Chief Clerk. and
marked Proposals for Packing Boxes
The Department the right to waive defects
and reject any or all bids.
a25-27 CHAS. J. FOLGER Secretary
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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF AND MUTTON.
kn
OFFICE PURCHASING AND DEPOT

PCHCHAsfN0 DEPOT
CoMMrssARY OF SUBSISTENCE,
WASHINGTON, DC, April 20, 18821
Sealed Proposals. in tripicate. addressed TO the un.
dersigned will he received at this Office until TWkIVB
O'CLOCK NOON, on WEDNESDAY, MAY SEVEN
TENTH, 1882, at which tine and place they Vills6o
opened in the presence OF bidders for furnishing the
Fresh Beef required by the Subsistence Department U.
the fiscal year commencing July LIST 1852. Separate
proposals will also be received for furnishing the
contractors stall during the same period such choice
cuts Of Fresh Beef, Mutton and Corned Beef b
the right TO reject any all proposals. Information
% .ralify of Beef. payment &e can %
obtained BY application 90 @. b. PENRosE.
a25-4t Captain aud Q. %, y =. a.
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IMPORTANT CHANCERY SALES OF IMPROVED
Il REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION, LOCATED ON
THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SIXTH STREET
AND LOUISIANA AVENUE NORTHWEST, AND
STREETS ,NORTHWES r.
By virtue Of decree OF the supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia passed in Equity cause No. 80
l. IA, wherein John NJ. Young ct al. complain
ants, and Margaret L. Gaddis ct al oefendants We
VIII offer Tor sale at public auction In front Of the
iSax g. 1892 Eve ocI THh + E1f ss
Lot IS. of the subdivision by Thomas +. Young ct
OF original lot H. in square AGO. with the improvements
thereon consisting in and basement Brick
Building known ''Young's Law Building |" aud i'm
mediatey thereafter. parts of lots and TO- in the
square having front Of 30 feet and inches on 9th
inches to an alley 10 feet wide, being bounded the
south by street north with the improvements there
on consisting in on three-story Brick and two
story Brick Buildings containing number Of store
rooms, and now in use for business purposes
Terms of Sale Onefourth cash the day Of sale or
at two and three from the day of
SALE the purchaser or purchasers giving his her their
promssory notes for the with interest from the
Gay OF sale AZ SIX per centn per annu; at the cleo
ton Of the purchaser, the whole OF the pur-
s t the money may be paid a in cash. the title
until the full amount Of purchase money
and the interest is pa; d. any purchaser shall fail
comply with the terms of SALE the right
advertise and resell the property at the risk and
of such defaulting purchaser. $500 deposit accep
lance of each bid An convey at purchasers cost
503 ID street northwest. | 7,-,,..oo.
FRANK HUME, AiuVs
454 Penna. ave. northwest
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctoneers. a2o-eo&ds
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STEAM GRANITE woRKa
@. 8. WALKER
Dealer I'm all kinds a

@. 8. WALKER
Dealer in all kinds a
MONUMENTAL GRANITE CEMETERY WORK.
An kinds Of Polishing specially
1guarantee 10 give much better ana cheaper puliso1
Work than any one else I'm tbs District dfy, hsve
got the only steam polishing machinery I'm WashnStD
got up for the specA purpOse q poliahing granitA
| keep on hand
RICHMOND. BALTIMORE ana MAINE 6RANITna.
manufaetuze Urns. vsultA 6arcogAaguA 40nop
mente, Headstones and Copinra
polish Columns. Pilases and an kinds q Wou26r
hgs EsimsSes furnished on application.
work guaranteed.
northwest between 18th and Ath strsst. Washingtnn.
d. @. f28-20
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
VyHoMAs J. FISHER = CO.. Auceoneer.

VvHoMAs J. FISHER CO.. Auctoneers.
SHALL Two-sToRY BRICK HOUSE ON SEVEN.
TENTH STREET, BETWEEN ''R" AND IS"
STREETS, AT PUBLIC SALE.
On TUESDAY Afternoon. NAY SECOND. a
st SIX O'CLOCK. on the premises. We shall sen LOTT
No. IT, in square No. 1S4, fronting 16 40 feefH1
18th street between ~" and IS" north by
depth Of - 10 100 feet improved by twostory
House containing six rooms and bath roop-
Terms e-third cash; the remainder In six te) and
twelve 2l months with interest and secured by deed
of trust 500 be paid at time Of sale. Convey
ancng at the cost of the purchaser
THOMAS j. FISHER CO.. Aucts.,
a26-d&ds 1874 street northwest.
IHOLEY, Aucuoneer.
AUCTION SALE OF FokFFIrEp PLEDGES.
will sell for F. Sehnger, at s37 18th street northwest
commencing SATURDAY, APRIL TWENTY NINTH,
1881 This sale viii consist Ladies and GeutS' Gold
and Silver Watches, Jewery. Ciothins. Boots shoes
Books. Guns, Reviewers. Plated Ware, &C., &c, and
will continue EVENINGS, at SEVEN O'CLOCK. until
every lot has been sold.
Persons holding tickets the time on which having ex-
pired. viii please take notice. FOLEY, Auctioneor.
+. SELINGER. Broker. a26-et
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TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO FRAME HOUSES AND
LOT ON e STREET, BETWEEN FIRST AND
BY virtue OF deed of trust duly recorded in ga
Liber No $40. 70 10 2, ct seq, of the land
records of the District Of Columbia wiIl as sur-I
wing , Trassee eel at public auction on FRIDAY
FIFTH DAY OF MAY, A. ID. 1882, at FIVE O'CLOCK
P. NJ, in front of the premises, ell the fol owing
described real estate and premises. situated lying and
Columbia, known and designated as Lot numbered
eight Eol in square numbered five hundred and sixty
nine $500 aid described the ground piat
or pan OF said city Of District Of Columbia.
containing three thousand g. 00U) square feet Of
more or less together with all and singular the improve
inent, ways easements, rights PRIVILEGES and appur
tenances to the same belonging in any apper-
tanning.
Terms Of sale One-thrd CASH balance III one and two
years. notes to bear interest and be secured by deed
of trusts or all cash. at option of purchase Convey
complied with in seven days. otherwise the Trustee
reserves the right to resell at risk and defautng
purchaser after giving five days public notice of such
D. 9.
a24-d&ds Surviving Trustee.
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IHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ REAL ES IA E. On THE N0RTHWEST CORNER
VEST, BEING A THREE-STORY AND BACK
BUILDING BRICK STORE AND DWELLING
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MAKING UP ACTORS, FACES.
a Veteran Explains an Art and He.
means it's Decay.

To RESEMBLE THOSE OF THE pEAD-BUfLD-
ITG Up NOSES AND CFTNs-wrrCHss' HANDS
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RuchlY. a21-dEda
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BROS, Auctioneers.

- FRED. W. JONES, Solicitor.
THOMAS BOWLING, A ctioneer. AIS d&ds
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TOMORROW.

j. T. CoLDwELL, Auctioneer. "
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gTlHONA6 BOWLING. Auctameer.
vAIUAHTE RITZ DING lots At Aufyrvov

j. +. CoIDwELL. Auct. sp9o.
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USEFUL HINTS.
sand.

To Written SooRoHRD L1NEN.-H o
shirt-bosom or any other article has been
scorched In ironing, lay it where bright
sunshine will fall directly upon it. It
will remove it entirely.
To MAKE JAPANESE CEMENT. - Mix
the best powdered rice with little cold
water then gradually add boiling water
till O proper consistency is acquired,
being careful to keep it we'll stirred all
the time; lastly, it must be boiled for
one minute in a clean saucepan. This
paste is beautifully white, almost trans
parent, and well adapted for fancy paper
work, or other things requiring strong
and colorless cement.
A REMEDY FOR SCALE BUas.-At .
meeting of the California Academy OF
Sciences, DIR. Gibbons exhibited large
bunch of beautiful roses Of exceeding
fragrance, and In full bloom, which he
gathered from bush in his garden
which two months before was overrun
with scale bugs and nearly dead. He
applied to it mixture of crude petro-
leum and castor oil, daubing it slightly
on the leaves and stem, not allowing any
to fall to the ground or reach thefoots.
Rain followed, and the plants were
throwing out their first growth of leaves,
to which the scale bugs were directing
their attention. No sign of any scale
insect can be seen in the garden.
To CLEAN KID GLovEs.-Use sweet
milk and white or brown soap. Take
large piece Of white flannel, dip it in the
mix, then rub it upon the soap and rub
the glove downward toward the fingers,
holding the wrist of it by the left hand.
Continue this process until the glove, II
white, looks dingy yellow, but, if col
ored, looks dark and entirely spoiled.
Now let it dry, and then put it on your
hand, and it will be soft, smooth, glossy
and clean. This process applies only to
white and colored kid gloves. For
black gloves that are soiled, turned
white and otherwise injured, take o tea
spoonful Of salad oil, drop few drops of
ink into it and rub it over the gloves
with the tip Of a feather then let them
dry in the sun.
THE SCIENCE OF PRESERVING WooD.
The Journal Of Forestry thus ex-
plains what is necessary to preserve
wood: The primary cause Of decay in
wood is the fermentation and the decom-
position of the sap that is within the
pores. Wood, pure and by itself, is not
easily destroyed by the ordinary
agencies of nature, namely, wet and dry
weather, heat and cold, etc. If the sap
within the pores can either be removed
or rendered inactive. the wood may be
preserved. There are several methods
of doing this, such as saturating the
wood with mineral salts. creosote, etc.
The cheapest, easiest and therefore the
best method seems to be to charge the
wood with crude petroleum. Pine. for
example, is made almost waterproof by
saturating it with this simple material,
ard, therefore, made much more lasting.
Crude petroleum is very cheap, and may
be applied with brush until the wood
will soak up no more. In the apphca-
ton care should be taken to avoid ACCT
dents by fire, and not approach the
work with fame until it is dry. An
application of petroleum is especially
valuable to muchexposed woodwork.
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THERE seems to be a general and con-
stauty Increasing demand for Timber at
present all over the Sound, and alth ough
the mills are running to their utmost ca
pacity, still the supply appears unequal
to the demand. In fact there is regu>
lar building boom all over the coast, and
particularly in the northwest, which, to-
gether with the increasing demand from
South America and other foreign coun>
tries, renders it extremely difficult for To-
cal consumers to have their orders filled.
Within the past two weeks the price of
lumber has been advanced 81 per thou
sand.
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The cost Of education in New
York city for year is $4,000, 900;
cost of crime, s5,O0O,0OO.
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Done By contracts or otherwise.

Having procured a complete and first
class PILE DRIVING outfit including
an 1900 pound hammer, winch, scow,
etc., which we have located at Anacortes,
on Ship Harbor, for the convenience Of
the lower Sound mainland and archapel-
ago, the undersigned solicit orders, con-
tracts and communications generally,
touching work of all classes, to facilitate
the the transfer of freight, communica-
tions over sloughs, rivers, tide flats, etc.
Being familiar, by long experience with
this kind of work, we can do better for
shippers and settlements, than them
selves.
A. BOWMAN & CO.,
Civil and Mining Engineers,
Anacortes, w. T.
J. G. SULLIVAN, Engineer,
Pile Driver s. Bridge Builder.
E. HAMMOND. Ship Builder.
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Buckeye Farm Machinery

and Schutler Wagons which have no equal.
l carry the largest stock of plows and harrowe
also the improved Tule Sulkey Plow, where
the horses walk on the main land.
have the most complete stock OF general
hardware, mechanics tools, ships chandlery,
shoe findings, rifles, guns, pistols, fishing
tackles and ammunition, ever brought to the
Territory
~ Special attention given to country cor
respondence and orders promptly attended to-
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The Worlds Great Fires.
The following statistics concerning
some of the great fires Of the world will
be found Of interest:

De 1OUuu Va nVO1OSSs
London. 1865, 1900 buildings burned,
covering 1876 acres, with 50 churches So, 900
burned. Is,soo,oso
constansnopie, i7ss, io.OOl buildings ''''''
burned....: 49,: :...:; ;..;;:... 100000
burned ..................,..... u.s. 900
Copenhagen, Denmark, l7sA. .......... 28,000, 00U
Smyrna, 1895, 5000 buildings burned. 6O,OOJ,OO0
lslsnd Of St Thomas, ". l., lSoo' .;:.. So.000,0O0
Moscow, 1912, $4,000 houses, including
royal palaces (rub.es) 100, 100000
Constantnople, 1916, $500 buildings. l0,O0O,0OO
Constsutnopls, 1918, 5000 buildings. 100000
Oonstsntnople 1884, 1890 buildnlgs... so,OoO,O0O
New York city, 1885, ], 600 buildings... 20,00v,U00
ings. 10000, 600
smyrna, lsAI, 1000 buildings burned. n,0oo,OOO
ings burned ,.:::.., .;::... 100000
burned. ...........: .............. 100000
warehouses. ....................... 15,ooo,ooo
San Francisco, 1881. $50 buildings... lj,0UO,0O0
Sacramento, lo52, $3.50 buidngs....... l0,0O0,0O
London, England, 1851. ......... l0,000,0N
alarus, switzerland, 1861, entire'y de-
Port su Prince, 1861, $50 buildings. :. 100000
Valparaiso, Chill, 1866, 500 buildings. 13,000,0O0
POLAND, Me-, 1s66, $50 bindings. 1o,G00,0O0
UoIstanunople, 1857, 500 buidngs.... l7,5O0,000
Charleston, s. O., 1865, i,l5S buildings. 100000
Constantnople, is7o, 10000 buiidings. 25,0OO,0OO
strasbourg 1850 destroyed by Prussians 90,00O,oOO
Paris 1871, partially destroyed. ..... 140,0O0,000
Chicago, 1871, 1900 buildings. 200,0O0,OJ0
Yeddt, Japan, 1874 1000 buildings. 100000
Mimi, Russia, 1879. 40,000,000
Boaton Mass, 1872, 7AS buiidngs...... su,0O0,cOO
London, England, IoT4 ................ 16,0OO,OOO
Yeddo Japan 1876 5000 bu!ldings...... 10,000,000
IRVINE, KY, has kept its hangman's
gallows standing for twenty-one years.
ENTERPRISE, 50 q year,
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IRVINE. KY, has kept its hangman's
yallows standing for twenty-one years.
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ENTERPRISE, So a year.
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Sole Agents OF Puget Bound for the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-03
Abatement of Cases.

The following is the assignment of cases
in the district court for the week beginning
Monday, June 5. 1882:
1920 A. NJ. Friend & Co. vs.. James L. Barley
ct al. (Friday)
1861 J. s. Dougherty VS.. Potre Il Moon, sheriff.
1860 Jack scott VS.. Texas & Pacific railway com
paDy
1886 sutro & Newmark VS. Friend & Loeb
1919 Chapman VS. Lowery, (Thursday)
1852 W ii Carter VS.. Paul Glucksman,
1855 James Brooks VS., Texas & Pacific railway
company,
S96l Eugene & Lycurgus Levi VS.. Texas & Pa,
ciic railway company. (Frday)
4li9 JAMES lIawley VS.. Texas IL Pacific railway
compiny.
4,SO Mrs. Il H. Pepper VS.. Texas 4 Pacific rail
way company.
AIS Hannah 7. Spcker VS.. Texas & Pacific rail
way company (Friday)
ll92 Cohn Baum vs. James Is. Ligo, (Monday.)
1921 J. J Good VS.. Texas & Pacific railway com
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