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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-31
Grush ed By Ice as viosOrin.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 30th.-
A Victoria dispatch says: Thomas
Leivig and VIM. Gellander and
two Indians attempted to cross the
river at New Westminster In q
canoe. The canoe was crushed by
Ice and all were drowned. Their.
mometer twenty degrees below
zero in the interior.
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Partner Wanted.

PARTNER WITH $1,000 WANTED in
the hotel business. A good investment
and q paying business. Address s., this
Office. dl7tf
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PACIFIC COAST.
STOCK REPORT.
MORNING SESSION.

San FRANCISCO STOCK AND Elk.
CHANGE BOARD.
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LOST.

AGOLD AND CORRAL SCARF RING
on Main or Spring streets. A liberal re-
ward will be paid to the finder by leav.
Ing same at drug store Of Heinzeman d
Ellis. II
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Work Horses.

FOUR WORK HORSES FOR SALE
at RICHARDS PLACE, near Azusa
Four Corners. nl9tf
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n RepOrs.

San FRANCISCO, Jan. 30.-Whest
dull; No. l, $1.674@1.70; No. 2,
$l623@1.65. Barley strong; feed,
$1.65@$1.7O; brewing, $l.73@1.80;
standard Chevalier, $1.673@l.723;
coast do, $1.45@1.50. Oats steady;
choice, $l.75@l.65; common, $1.75
@1.773; Surprises $L.S74@l,9O. Corn,
no quotations. Hay $94@16. Pota-
toes, 11,000 sacks In; no sales Of
any kind; market weak. Wool,
nothing doing. Beans. small
white and pea commenced and
held at 81. 65@4.75; sales at $4.80.
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NEW TODAY.
Situation Wanted,

A young gentleman wants any kind of
employment. Has he'd experience In
teaching and newspaper work, both in
the editorial and business departments.
Address ]. D., Herald office. 1t
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$1,000 s.
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TO RENT.

A COTTAGE HOUSE. Enquire at Al
Sansevain street, or Of II. King, at Police
Headquarters. 1876
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Wanted.

A lot of half-pint and one pint TASKS.
Boys, gather them up and bring them
along to WOOLLACOTT'S. o27tf
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w anted.

A FIRST.CLASS HARNESS MAKER.
Apply TO I'll. A. Newman, Santa Ana.
Cal. jal7tf1
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Tnc Dakota Question.
WAsHrNcroN Tan s0th-T

WASHINGTON, Jan. 30th.-The
delegation from southwestern
Dakota and the Black Hills, head
ed by Representative Pettigrew,
had an interview with the Presi-
dent to-day in reference to the ad-
mission and division of that Terri
tory. 1t is understood they also
urged the removal of Governor
Ordway.
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NIGHTS NEWS.

Special to the HERALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Company
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turned, 1t should be paid for. When
the party left Janos the Mexican
oficer who made the arrest was re-
ported under arrest. Mcdonald is
on the way to Warrington and
will be in on the 21st or ed, but
the mems moccasips are badly
worn and they travel very slow.
sooviIIe's Appear.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 30th.-Sco-
willie has Issued card to the Amer
lean people, in which he says: In
the present circumstances I don't
feel called upon,a as q matter OF pub
lie interest alone, to give an addi-
ti0nal two months to the motion
for new trial for Guiseau before
the Court In banc. II my fellow
citizens, few or many, think the
interests of justice, the cause of hui
manity or the honor of the coun-
try require this contest to be pro-
lOnged, and that no effort should
be spared to secure q verdict and
Judgment after passion shall
have subsidized in the pub
lie mind, let them manifest
1t by providing means, and compe-
tent counsel will be secured at
once. I ask nothing for myself up
to this time, but I cannot give my
own services hereafter without
compensation. At least $4,000 is
needed. Should sufficient
amount not be received, the money
will be refunded ON request. Ad-
dress, until February Gath, George
Scoville, Washington, d. G.
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EStray Horse.

Game to the place of the subscriber at
Santa Monica, January 10th, sorrel
horse; white stripe on forehead; collar
marks; an old Spanish brand and new
American brand. The owner can recov-
er the same on paying charges.
i2i'1w BRIGIDO VALDEZ.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
IN S u r A N G. E .

LION Insurance Co., of London, capital, $5,ooo,ooo
CONTINENTAL ms Co., of N. Y, assets, 4oo7,o65
NIAGARA Ins. Co., of N Y, assets, I,5o5,23o
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K,iied By n Toy ftssol.


SAN DIEGO, Jan. 3Oth.-About s
o'clock this evening little girl,
aged ten years, named Agnes Nc.
Cormick, was accidentally shot in
the head by playmate of the
same age, named Walter Rennie,
sou Of the County Recorder. The
boy had one of the common toy
pistols made to explode percussion
paper caps Oh, and had in some
way managed to get % calibre
cartridge into the barrel which did
the mischief. He did not see the
girl when he fired the pistol and
only knew that she was near by
hearing her scream. The bullet
took effect in the center of the
forehead. The girl is still living
but has been unconscious since the
bullet struck her and the attend.
ing physician says she cannot sur.
vive more than few hourr.
Fire ss CoIsOm-Edslmsn an Broshers
store Burned.
COTTON, Jan. 30th. About 10
O'Clock fire broke out in Degar.
mos frame building, occupied by
Edelman Bros. as grocery store,
communicating with Keniston &
Brazelton's livery stable, entirely
consuming both. At one time II
was feared that the entire square of
buildings would become q prey to
the fire fiend, but through the
superhuman efforts of the citizens
of the town the fire was got under
control, at least 1t is believed 80 at
present. The loss is supposed to
be about $4,000. Edelman Bros.
are covered by insurance in the
Fireman's FundSto the amount OF
$4,000; Remission & Brazslton in the
same company to the amount Of
$500.
Mute Thief Arrested.
WILCOX, AT, Jan. 30th.-Dep-
uty United States Marshal A. F.
Burke to-day arrested Francisco
Torres, o notorious horse thief, for
stealing mules from the govern.
ment at Fort Grant.
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Railroad N eWs.

NEW YORK, Jan. 3Oth.-The
Evening Express says 1t is report
ed upon good authority that the
Union and Central Pacific Rail.
road Companies have agreed upon
all questions except as to the Union
Pacific interest In the Utah Cen.
tral road and its branches. The
Union Pacific owns three-fonrths
interest in that line and the Gen.
trail Pacific desires to be admitted
to proprietary partnership in the
road. The Oregon short line is to
be completed this year to Wood
river mines in Idaho. 1t is report.
ed that Gould is taking renewed
interest in the Union Pacific stock,
that he has increased his holdings
and that the effort will soon be
made to put Union Pacific to SIPS.
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Reliable effected in these standard Companies M
ing adjusted and paid promptly. CHAS H. Nc
NELLY, AGENT office IL Spring street. Los Angeles, CAL
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a UDey and stocks.

NEW YORK, Jan. Se.-Silver bars,
1l3t; money, 81 to 6; Govern.
ments weak, lower; stocks, weak
w U, 79s; Quicksilver, IL; Pacific,
4la; Mariposa, 4; Wells Fargo, 128;
New York Central, 129; Erie, 80;
Panama, 1S9; Union Pacific, 1l64;
bond, 1l54; Central Pacific, S6s;
bonds, ia; Sutro, +; Mineral
Creek, 5; Silver Nugget, 81.
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susp. csed Mardcrer Arrested.

Creek, 5; Silver Nugget, 81.
susp. csed Murderer Arrested.
CHICAGO, Jan. 30th.-Patriek
McGlew, who was arrested here to.
day on a requisition from St.
Louis, where he is suspected of
completely in the murder of Satur-
day night, was q saloon keeper
here four years ago aud is we'll
known to the police, having been
identified with criminals all his
life.
Au ImproDRb.e Rspout-0uiieau' us
CHICAGO, JAM. 30.-The Journal
Gays: The Washington correspond.
ent Of the Cincinnati Commercial
telegraphs a very improbable re-
port that President Arthur will
pardon Guiteau.
The Journals Washington spe-
cial says: There is no probability
that Judge Cox will permit new
trial of Guiteau.
Better Expiosior.
BELLEvILLE, ILL.,, Jan. 3Oth.-
The beiler In ihe nail mill ex.
ploded to-day. The building was
destroyed. Loss $4,000. Several
persons were injured seriously, one
fatally.
a PrOmsnens Cisssen Murdsred.
QUINCY, III Jan. 30th.-News
has just been received from Clay.
ton, ILL.,, that Col. Thomas B.
Black, one of the best and most
prominent citizens of this county,
member Of the Legislature in
1876 and one of the 300 Grant men
at the National Republican Con.
ventien of 1880, was assassina ted
in his Office at Clayton last night.
The excitement is intense. The
assassin is unknown. Col. Black
was O native of Maury county,
Tennessee, and commanded the
Srd Missouri Cavalry during the
war. He was 81 years old, a ply.
sician and quiet, exemplary
man. The cause OF the act Is in.
explieable.
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the influence which the exercise Of the
offices of religion confers on the clergy OF
the different denominations, and which, IN
the case of the Catholic clergy, is still fur
ther increased by the institution of the sac
raments and of auricul arconfession. But |
firmly believe our laws were already sutil-
Gent TO confine the clergy within the
sphere of their spiritual calling. IL some
additional arrangements had been found
necessary a majority could have been
found for the purpose, in which more than
one Catholic would have been included.
Wisdom teaches that we cannot provoke,
without danger, Il power like that OF
which | speak justice requires that
We should respect the will of a ma
iority which consists of almost the
whole nation, philosophy declares that re-
ligious liberty Is one OF the forms of liberty
of conscience, and that the first duty OF the
legislator is to secure 1t from every attack
and surround il with all possible reverence.
These views do not appear to be in favor
for the moment, and we seem to be CARR d
away toward mortal encounter; but am
persuaded that the y have the majority
in the country, and that they will sooner
or later regain in parliament. The abso-
lutte Independence of civil ety-absolute
liberty of conscience, and consequently I'M
limited religious liberty-this is the ideal
which we must set before us, in the inter
ests alike of the church and of the state
Jules Simon in the Contemporary Review.
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COMPULSORY EDUCATION.
How the Now Law Works In France

How tho Now Law Works In France.
We are now In the presence of the first
application of law of compulsory primary
education. This year, this month, we are
To see 1t at work for the fret time. am a
great partisan of compulsory primary edu.
ca,ion-probably its Oldest partisan In our
country, and certainly one of those who
have most contributed to make II popular.
nor nil that am not clerical-far from 1t;
i am OF the school Of Descartes, holding,
with Descartes, the providence of God
and the independence OF human
renson, / am as much opposed as any
ono TO the interference Of the clergy In poll
Ties. I recognize what their preponderance
would be II they became q political party; l
,m aware that we have In France an army
of a 600 secular priests, 10000 monks aud
ios 900 nuns, bound together by the ties Of
a learned and powerful hierarchy, rendered
inyincible by the unity Of their head, who
Is NJ Rome, by the unity Of their creed, by
Tho VOW Of cclibacy and the VOW Of obedi-
encc. and that, besides the budget OF b3 900,
tho clergy receive offerings, gifts and lega.
cicn. have numerous sources OF revenue
and considerable properly, much Of
which has been conceded and as.
sigued NJ the state. admit
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Yesterday afternoon about . O'Clock the
employees of the Gulf Colorado & Santa Fe
road at the depot were thrown into high
state of excitement, for volumes ofsmoke
coming streaming through the door of the
building led to the belief that it was on
fire. A speedy investigation developed the
fact that man was under the building and
was plling fuel on fire he had started. The
flames were extinguished and he was
held until Officer Gates, of the
police force, arrived who took charge of
him and lodged him in the station-house
on the charge of attempted arson, The
party was, or either pretended to be, too
drunk to give his name, and all that could
be gotten out of him after the most assid-
uous pumping was that no was nearly
frozen and had gone under the depot and
built a fire for the purpose of thawing out.
1t was n narrow escape, as the flames were
under fair Roadway when discovered
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Assignment of cases in the district court
for the first week, December term, 1852,
commencing Monday, December IL, 1899:
9Ol-waterman, Starr 4 Co VS. d b Warren.
2963-W b Crooks VS. II IL T q Ry Co.
8C3l--John Augers VS. City of Dallas.
32Si--James Hall VS. II & G Ry Co,
333l-W A Jones VS. City of Dallas,
3358-E J Waldron vs. W Keller.
3il7-Mary Cameron ct al vs. ] NJ Thurmond ct al.
356S-FranCis Fox vs. Sns Reed.
3626-T KeatOn VS. Jacob W Davis ct al
366O--Jack Scott VS. 4 & = II Il Co.
8662-PJ A Brown admir- VS. N Il Andersen ct al.
36S2F A Wilmans ct al VS. II q Work OF al.
S697-F II CoCkrell Co VS. Pennimau OF al.
3792-Molle Spencer VS. X Bumpas CT al,
3SOl-Reekes & boughcriy VS. A Coret
ss0S-W Putty ynext friend vsW l. Williams
3S2Sa Mary A Rowe ct al VS. Newton Griffith ct al,
.Sl9--pennlson ct al VS. Pennison et III,
3SS6-Sutro. Newmark II Co VS. Friend 4 Loeb,
3SiS--Dallas Compress Co va IL q 7 q X Co.
SS62-W II carter VS. Paul Gluckeman,
3sgi-Mary Motley VS. Samuel Armstrong.
s9.O-state of Texas and City of Dallas VS.
,s52--Mary aud Clayton Millcrvs H&TCR'y Co.
396l-Eugone and Lycurgus Low vs. Il z R'y
Co.
4O2l-Mary A Rutlodge ct al VS. Il Gibbs ct al
4O76-o chapman, administrator, VS. W C
Sickles ct al
iOso-Daniel Whitfield ct al VS. Thomas viii
llams ct al
lO9i--Wiliam Burns VS. Mollie and b I Thyng.
Al5l-Greer NJ Boyd VS. II Il I G R'y Co,
4l76-Edward AGBarsley VS. Moore Il kinkle
i20g--M S Klume VS. w SlCkles ct nj.
423S-Mary L Dye VS. T a. Ry Co.
i29a-Moore & Coleman w Mitchell Scruggs
| 4s05-DillOn Il Barlow vs. Cleveland ct al.
A334-W + Thompson VS. 4 4 Ry Co
4Si3-Duif 4 Cahnliu VS. 4 & Ry Co.
| 4S73--B u Watson VS. T l. Marsalis
439O---Mrs N Kunc VS. G b Wellborn ct al
| 43g2-Betterton. Irvine & Co VS. q w Starke.
400 Frank Shrcenan VS. Z, T Il NJ g Ry Co.
Decentralization Williams VS. II Il T @ Ry Co.
f425-R II Smyrl W. T Il Ry Co.
1920 Phillips 4 Barns VS. Nicely & Caldwell
| il32-Lewis A Ferguson vs. James II Swindclls
| 47l-W A Huffman VS. l. J Ballard.
| 4i73-echneider " Davis VS. Springfield Fire and
Marine Insurance Co,
4i7i-Schneider & Davis VS. London Assurance
Company.
| 4i75-Schneider & Davis VS. phWuix Insurance
| Company.
4i76-Schneider & Davis vs. Continental lnsur-
ance Co.
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TO PREVENT
Yellow Fever
TAKE
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
1T SAVED THE PEOPLE or SAVANNAH
GA, WHO USED IT THROUGH THE
TERRlBLE EPIDEMIC OF 1876.

MEssRs. ] H. ZEILIs & Co,
GENrLEMEN We. the undersigned. Engineers
on the Georgia Central Railroad. In grateful Oh.
legations for the benefits We received from the
use Of simmons Liver Regulator during the
Yellow Fever Epidemic in Savannah, Georgia,
I'm the summer and fall of 1876. desire to make
the following statement. That during the
aforesaid Epidemic, we used the medicine
known as simmons Liver Regllla or prepared
by ] H. Zeilin d Co. and though exposed to
the worst miasmatio influences Of the yellow
Fever by going In aud coming ont of Savannah
at different hours of the night and also In
spending entire nights in the city during the
prevalence of this most Fatal Epidemic, with
but the single exception of one of us, who was
taken sick, but speedily recovered, we con.
unued In our usual good health, circumstance
we can account for In no other way but by the
effect under Providence Of the habitual and eol-
tnued use of simmons Liver Regulator while
we were exposed TO this Yellow Fever malaria.
Respectfully yours, G. b. Patterson, John X
Collins. Jas. l., Mallette Melton Y Cooper.
car Always ask your Druggists for Dr. Sim.
mons Liver Regulator, and be sure to see those
Identical words printed on the label and having
thereon red Trade Mark, Seal and signature
of ]. II Zeilin AZ Co, None other Is Genuine
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!. 96O Prizes ,..,,. ...,.,...,.., slSltN
Whole Tickets. az, Half Tichsts.sl
81 Tickets, $50, dSTiehets st00.
Remit money or bank graft In letter, or seRa
By express Don't send by registered letter OF
postofiiCe order. Orders Of s. and upward By
orders to X. NJ. BoARDMAN, Courier.Jonn.l
building, Louisville, Ky or Box sc, Dallas lex
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An eastern paper says Every man who
goes into the lumber woods this winter
should take with him asupply of Johnson's
Anodyne Liniment and Parsons Purgatiye
Pills. This little precaution may save
months of labor aud much suffering
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The exposure of the utter worthlessness
of the large packs of horse and cattle pow
ders has saved our people a vast sum, There
is only one kind now known that are strictly
pure, aud these are Sheridan's. Don't
throw away your money.
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City vs.W. II. Moseby ,intoxicaton; fined
So.
City VS.. Lawrence Kahn, assault and bat.
terry; fined s..
City VS.. w. Hamilton. refusing to pay
hack hire; dismissed.
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Horsford's Acid Phosphate
Gives strength where there has been ex-
hauston and vigor in place of impaired vi
tality.
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nR Glass NJ, A. NEW oStEalHMsi hu |
LEN 10Th. lSSo
l,279 Prizes. amounting to- m
CERTIFICATE

we 40 hereby certify that we supervise tbs
nual Drrwings of the Louisiana State Jn,,o aa'
COMPANY, and that the same are conducted NIX
honesty, irness and in good faith ,oword WIN In
parties. We authorize the company to use h Ss
cerlhCate, with fac-simles of our signatures y,
tached. in its advertisements, H'"'ui's d.
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impure Blood Can 10 Made Pure,
boils, pimples and other eruptions re.
moycd--the skin assuming clear and
mons Liver Regulator, purely vegetable.
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COUNTY COURT,

State VS.. Il. II. BARTER, swinding, habeas
corpus; continued until 9th of December.
State VS.. ]. W. Thompson, colored, theft
OF valise, habeas corpus; defendant dis
charged.
State vs.. Frank and lane Lucas, habeas
corpus; bond fixed at $3.50 each and defen-
dants remanded to Jail In default Of same.
A. J. Ross VS.. the City tor 81, 900 damage
suit; Judgment for defendant.
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Kid gloves, all shades, 25c
$500, $3.50, $500 and $3.50, at
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Most all the fine watches sa1uc1
Austin's for repairs. WWVV
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All new shades velvets and
Bauman'a 700 Elm street.
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Tho Man who Told the Doctor that he "felt
"a IL he didn I want do anything was accused of
lazineSs, Yet thousands experience this feel.
ing, especially In summer, in consequence of
disordered condition of the stomach. which u
few refreshing draughts OF Tarrants SETTER
Aperient would be sure to remedy Sold by all
druggists
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A SOLID FACT!

Tho Dallas \ Wichita Railroad Company.
sscRsrAny's OFFICE Dallas, Texas, Deem.
Der z 1852, There will be held the regular an.
nual meeting Of tho stockholders OF the Dallas
n Wichita Railroad Company, at the general
office Of srid company In tho city OF Dallas, at
tho hour of 10 o'c'oc1 (uoonl on Tuesday, the
'iaay Of January b. the same being the third
In said month Al tho same timc aud
Gold wayN,l beI held tho regular annual
--sap1 Of directors OF the said Dial.
Latest NoyoltiV toad Company,
Daily received at MCCORMICK, Secretary.
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Grand Extraordinary Holiday Drawing of the
In the city of Louisville. on
Saturday, December 5 CJn.

These drawings occur on the last day If each
month Sundays excepted } $4,000 Capital
Prize, this mouth only, Repeated adjudication
by Federal and State Courts have aCed this
company beyond the controversy OF - 'lw.
70 this company belongs the sole huLu. the
law. To this company belongs the sbta honor
o having inaugtlrattd the only plan by which
their drawings are proven honest and fair be-.
yond question.
N B.-The Company has now on hand LARGE
capital and reserve fund. Read carefully The
list o. prirps or the
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Eottcru.

o,, tuIh ~ lhe only LOTTERY owe, -.
endorsed by the people Of any SSSs stS SStsd on and
louisiana State T.ottaru =
r., incorporated n s in lS6S for 25 yesrS nv VIC.
.ute Ter educational and ehsriisb, ey me Legis.
N wIa capital Of sl,e0O OOO-to wbSop arpose'-
iund o. over sS5oOOO has since S5ee reserve
chIse S WO overwhelming 0ga popular vote 'I5 4.
situcn sdontsa part OF the present STATE csS
Splendid Opportunity Ia WI, a. y, ls's.
Us, Us GrAhd Single Number Drawin6rss rtags
Pn.Se monthly. II never scales ~ WI take
LOOK At the following scheme. Vt postponss
GkAND PROMENADE CoNcrpr
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-01-11
OUR MUNICIPALITY.
work nj the once orthc District Comm L..
siOners.

The Commissioners have written a letter to the
president of the Belt Line Railroad at the instance
of the Engineer Department, saying that the prac-
tice of throwing water on the concrete pavement
near the hydrant on Fourth street, between Massa-
chrsetts avenue and |, by the drivers of the cars,
Is n subject of much complaint by the citizens iy-
ing in that section, and that 1t should be thrown
in the trap there for that purpose ana asking the
president to notify his drivers of the fact.
Major Brock has requested an extra allowance
to his department of 500 for use in the detection
and suppression of crime.
The petition Of property holders on Virginia
avenue to the Commissioners, protesting against
permission being granted the Baltimore and
Potomac Railroad TO lay its tracks across the
sidewalk in order to connect with the woodward
of John Miller, which was referred to Mr.. Riddle
attorney for the District as heretofore stated, has
"Under the charter OF the company adopted by the
cts of Congress, and thus made the law OF the
District, the company has the power 20 construct
the tracks In question anu the Commissioners had
power to grant the permit"
The following real estate brokers have taken
out license under the recent decisions OF the
W. Handy, Thomas J, Myers Duyall ~ Mari, A. s.
CaywOod, o. G. Green, John II, Entwisle, William
Dickson, Fitch Fox Il Brown, and j. V. \. Huyck
Building permits were issued yesterday as fol-
lows Olmstead Bailey, 10 repair building cgIner
Third and streets southwest $40; II. g, Christ
man, 10 make general repairs, corner Eighth and
l. streets southeast, S15 Robert Proctor 10 make
repairs Prospect, between Potomac aud High,
streets sl0O j. A. Catherine to make repairs AT sos
Sixth street southeast, $3.50 T. A. Duhy, TO make
general repairs, 1875 Seventh street northwest,
1900.
Mr. Henry Hurt president Of the Washington
and Georgetown Railroad, in note TO tho District
Commissioners, requests permission TO extend the
Fourteenth street branch of that railroad from lis
terminus at boundary street north along the line
of Fourteenth street extended to the village OF
Mount Pleasant He states TINT authority TO grant
this permission may be found In 10 Statues at
Large, page 322 The paper has been referred to
the Engineer Commissioner