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55at9 OF Louisiana,
TWENTY-SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
COURT.
P.iRLSL or ST CR1RLES
No. ISL.
PIRLSE or ST. CHARLES.
No. 1871.
cHAs t DUGAzoN, rs. FRANK HARVEY

by VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF SEIZURE
II and Sale to me directed by the uonor, bic
the 26th judicial District Court of Louisiana in
and for the Parish Of st. Charles issued in the
above entitled and numbered suit aud bear
ing date of Nov. 9TH, 1888, | have seized and
taken intp my possession aud shall proceed to
sell at public sale at auction to the highest
bidder, at the door of the courthouse in this
parish On
SATURDAY, the 9th of JANUARY, a. D.,
1884, at the hour of eleven o'clock, Il IN, thu
following. described property to-wit:
i. a certain portion ground situate in the
"e pa n.nf st. Charles, in this State on the left
'"n the oa "9'iyer Mississippi, at about thirty
,~at S"hey H,s" NSs& CITY of New Orleans dcsis
sa,A rs',s, 'S sn pab,ic a plan annexed to
IllSE!isn o. veSor G" at~ sseI by Jumcs
~ SEsspnr G ha'N Nov,n,, .rtlnn
,N..s "tsr@ %@i Ss oan rrs% Arthur n, dI
- l>n s Tt3a W., 1871 'no
pfa, lay ~ "a ses,ss,T', 'o.'nS COW cvpn on
y IdoSysNtsss", w. al. Ks front
So S0s> 49, " sM IA Of forty
An y =.
49, ,ass'on situated in
~ ,|;nsN por,i.n, # ground
,c;ng bounded 3, : on OF gronnd
igratad by The letter 4 vi said plan on
4 the upper line and by the lanl Of widow Jos,
r d ,.,,Dmma. on the lower side; together
with the improvements thereon, rights, ways
servitqGas. privileges and advantages there
INIT, belonging or in auywise appcrtaining,
,. Ole (i) cart.
Stiz.d 10 pay ana satisfy plaintiffs claim TO
n fine sun of Sl4a),76, with interest thereon as
rllors, to wit: eight per cent. per annum OF
$l29,76 from November %. 1881, until pad;
six per cent. per annum on $500, from january
3D., 1873 to January 3, 1885, and eight per cent
per annum from said last date til paid; ST
per cent per annum on $500, from january 3,
1873, to January 81 1881 and eight per cent
per annuIn from said last date till paid; 81!
per cent. per ann,ln on $500, from January 81
1873. to january 81 1882 and eight pei eent.pc
annum from said last date until paid six pc
cent. per anuum on $500, from January s.
f 1878. to January 3D. 1888 and eight per cent pc
unaum from said last date until paid; five pc
cent. attorneys fees on the aggregate amour
Of capittl and interest, four dollars cost
copy ui act and all cost Of these proceeding
Tsl2tHI5 AND CoNDirI0NS--C"sslo on III
spot. ..--,,,,,,
l.. Sheriff of the Parish st. Charles.
Sherifs Office SIT Charles parish, Nov. Il, Is
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AMENDMENT TO ARTICLE So
Amendment No. A.

OF the Constitution of the State Relative to
the Jurisdiction of Courts of Appeal
ART. 95. "The Courts of Appeal, except
in cases hereinafter provided, shall nave appel,
late jurisdiction only, which jurisdiction shall
extend in all cases, civil or prohnte, when the
matter in dispute OF the funds to be distribut
ed shall exceed one hundred dollars exclusive
of interest. and shall not exceed two thousand
dollars exclusive of interest y
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ARTICLE NO. 125

Of the Regular Session of 1892 Amendment
to Article 81 of the Constitution of the
State, relative to the jurisdiction of the
} Supreme Court.
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Amendment NO. L.
STATE DERT.

ARTICLE l. BE il ordained by the people of
the State of Louisiana, AZ provided by law.
That the State Debt Ordinance be amended 40
aS to read as follows: That the interest to he
paid on the Consolidated Bonds of the State Of
Louisiana, be, and is hereby fixed at two per
Centum per annum for five years from the first
day OF january, ono thousand eight hundred
and eighty QsS0), and four per centum per
annum thereafter, payable semiannually; and
there shall be levied an annual tax sufficient
orthe full payment of said interest not exceed.
ing three mills, the limit of State Tax for all
purposes being hereby fixed at six mills, and
said bonds and coupons shall be duly stamped,
Interest reduced to two per centnm per aunum
for five years, from January list ono thousand
eight hundred and eighty, and four per centum
per annum thereafter"
ART. 2 THAT the holders of the ConsOli.
dated Bonds may at any time in order that tho
coupons may be paid, present their bonds to the
treasurer of the State, or to agents to he an
pointed by the Governor one in the city of
New York and the other in the city of London
England, and the said Treasurer or agents as
the case may be, shall indorse or stamp there.
ON the words: "Intorcst reduced to two per
centum per annum for five years from January
LIST, one thousand eight hundred and eighty
NsSO) and four per Contum per annum there.
after, ami said Treasurer or agenet shall in
dorse or stamp on said coupons the following
words; Interest reduced to two per centum
per annum," or, Interest reduced to four Dor
eentGm per annum, rs the case may be-
to Article TAG LIE NO. 1l3.
OF - = ,tat5
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- = ,e yarhASdil fees and charges ixed ~,
= ,TiGans and for tho 'KsE'.a- Of the parish
ances and Recorder of Mortgages of said P.i'
ish, shall enure to the State, and all sums re
ali2od thereflom shall be set aside and held
as a special fund, out of which shall be paid,
by preference, the expenses of the Clerk OF
Courts, the Register of Conveyances and Rec
order of Mortgages of the parish of Orleans
provided, that the State shall never make any
payment to any Sheriff, Clerk, Register of
Conveyances or Recorder of Mortgages of the
parish of Orleans, or any of their deputies, for
salary or other expenses of their respective
Offices, except from the special fund provided
for by this article and any appropriation made
contrary to this provision shall be null and
VOil u
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Amendment NO. =.

OF INC hllHh VI blN'hH'
Amendment NO. =.
ARr. 1870 For the Parish of Orlcnns there
shall he two District Courts and no more. one
of said courts shall be known IA The Civil
District Court for the Parish of Orleans; and
the other az The Criminal District tourt for
the Parish of Orleans The former shalt con.
stat of not less than five Judges aud the lattCr
not less than two Judges, having the qualilicn.
tons prescribed for District Judges through.
ont the State. The said Judges shall be APP
pointed by the Governor by and with the
advice and consent Of the Senate, for n term ot
cight ycnrs. The first appointment shall he
three Judges of the Civil District Court for
four Years and two Judges for eight years.
et,nr iudre of the Criminal District Court for
tor,;. years and one for oight years, the torn TO
he dt Signaed in their commissions The SAID
Judges shall receive carh, innl thousand doai5
nrr amum. Said Civil District Court shall
have exclusive and general probate, and OK.
elusive civil jurisdiction i'll all cases, when the
amount in dispnte or 20 he distributed o&eetds
one hundred dollATB, exclusive OF interest, ANA
exclusive appellate jurisdiction from the City
Courts of the Parish of Orleans, when the
amonnt in dispute exceeds twenty i've dollars.
exclusive of interest. All causes filed in sand
courts shall he equally allotted and assigned
amonp said Judges, in accordance with rules oil
court To be adopted foi the purpose In case
of Ieuusaton OF any Judge IN any eiu'st,
such cause shall he rcasSigned, or III CASE o.
absence from the parish, sickness or the
disability Of the Judge to whom said cause
may have been assigned, any Judge oi sad
court may issue or grant conservatory wIita
or orders In other respects each judge shall
have exclusive control over every cause as.
signed to him from its inception to ~ ma,
determination in said court. The Criminal
District Court shall have criminal Jurisdiction
only All prosecutions instituted III said court
shall he equally appoltioned hctwccn sad
Iudacs hy lot Each Judge or hi4 SrccerHoi
ghalI have exclusive control over every cnas'
falling to it's final determination in said court
In case of varnny r"cusation causes ASSAM
ed shall he re.assigncd under order OF court
Given under my signature and the S,al Of th
State of Louisiana At the city Of litt"3
Rouge this LIST day of Drc"Hhu y. u
lBs3 WILL 4. STRONG.
SecTciaa.s al =. ,ir.
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ACT NO. 76

Of the Regular Session of las2-Amendment TO
the Articles of the State Debt Ordinance of
she Constitution of 1879
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AMENDMENT TO ARTICLE ,lOl
Amendment No. i.

Of the Constitution of the Stnte, relative to
Trial of Cases in Courts Of Appeal when
Judges disagree
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ART. 1886. There shall bo in tina CITY of
New Orleans tonr City Courts one of which
Shail be located in that portion of the city ON
the right bank of the Mississippi river prc.
sided over by judges having all tho qunlifra.
tions required for a District Judge and shall
he elected by the qualified voters for the term
OF Tour years they shall have exclusive iuris.
dcilon over all sums not ex A'cding one hun
dred dollars exclusive of interest, subject to
an appeal to the Civil District Court when the
amount claimed exceeds twenty five doIlnra
exclusive of interest The General Assembly
shall regulate the salaries territorial division
OF Jurisdiction, the manner Of executing their
process the ieo bill, and proceedings which
shall govern thcm they shall have authority
to execute commissions, to take testimony, and
shall receive therefor such fees IA may be nj.
lowed by law. The General Assembly may
increase the City Courts for the said parish
not exceeding eight in all, until otherwise pro
$780, q Ak6Ii go! The term Of fur
who shall ferVl, iIS-lLl" parish,
, dollars per amnum, inns tsHa..d
lated by law, "Nu u"''o9 Shall DO leguE
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Orleans from the First Monday of November
TO The last Monday of June in each year; il
shall have authority to issue wrtts of Mauda
pus in aid of its appellate Jurisdiction "
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state reia VI tnu ssIGs2-Amendmont
Paid. 40 Fees and Cbaf"l,u' W ti,.
amps in the Parish Of Orleans
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DMENT TO ARTICLE IL
Amendment No. q.

Of the Constitution of the State Relative TO
the jurisdiction of the City Courts of the
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AS. ,,,atol; Jos. l..
rter, JAS. Baudouin,
rider; john 3. Martin.
TX, Urea Lewis
A, Bcls'ul. inside
lam, Oat>ide Guar
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Sheriff of the Parish of st. Charles.
Sheriif's office December q, 1888.
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RER ELLIS CONFESSION.
HIS TESTIMONY AFTER RECESS.
MORE ABOUT STAR ROUTE METHODS

After recess Mr.. Rerdeu again took the stand.
He said that In the month OF June, 1872 he walked
with Dorsey from his Office 20 Middleton & Co 3
bank where Dorsey drew some money. They then
went 10 the street entrance OF the Post ONCE
department They went to the corridor on which
Brady's ofiice was situated. Dorsey went into
room. When Dorsey came out witness
y, went ,sS with him him, and they returned
the conversation took place In regard 20 making
the entry against VIM. Turner. The witness did
not know how much money Dorsey drew from the
bank afterwards. Dorsey called witnesses atten-
ton 10 the stub OF the check.book saying Ahe
would there find the amount which he had been
told TO charge to VIM. Smith.
OBJECTION WAS MADE
TO the witness stating what the check-book
showed, as the check book should be produced.
Mr. Merrick read notice he had served upon the
DEFENDANTS to produce books, kilograms and other
papers, relating to this cause.
After some discussion Mr.. Merrick was permit
TED 10 ask the witness what he had done In purSu-
ance OF Mr.: Dorsey's instructions to look at the
and footed up the figures that were charged to
"mail." and that amount he entered In the book
charged to VIM. Smith.
Mr. wilson objected, and argued strenuously
against kerdels testlfying to anything entered In
the book, when the book was not to be produced.
,, wn nat; asked Judge wylie. shave you to do
Snow, If your honor please" said Mr. Wilson,
"there is no need OF asking me that question, be
cause MI Merrlck has b zen trying TO prove that
WIN smith is but another name for my client"
Mr. Merrick suggested that the name OF VIM,
Smith be stricken out OF the witness answer, as
the testimony was complete without it.
Mr. wilson argued against what he called the
enormity OF such testimony against Brady, who
had no connection with this book.
Il will bring him into connection with the
book" said Mr.. Merrck.
NO. you will not" said Mr.. Wilson.
~ say" said Mr.: Merrtck, ''that will prove his
connection with the book"
Mr. Wilson and Mr.. Ingersoll argued against the
ad mission OF the testimony
HE NOTIFIED Brady
Rerdell. proceeding, said he made the entry In
the book in which he kept accounts relating
to the mail service. When he was summoned
before the congressional committee investi-
eating star route matters he notified Brady
OF the fact; he also telegraphed s. W.
Dorsey and j. w. BOsler. Before he appeared
before the committee witness tore out some letters
from his letter-press books, which contained
copies OF his letters to Dorsey, Bosler and sub
contractors Witness did not know where these
books WERE He last saw one OF them In court last
week in possession OF A. d. Williams and Judge
Carpenter.
Rerdell was still on the stand when our report
closed.
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RAILROADS.

RAL1TTlMoRE & OHIO RAILROAD:
~ TIE Mp De FAST, AND The ONLY LINZ
VIA MASHINiT6N.I 6ou I ET fRACRi'
' SI.1sD,, GpUP I STEEL Rails!
l ds,bnys sa5 r,n-s,
ePng Cars 70 Cincinnati. ST. Louis and Chlcaso
+sEahTfH6E E Tsf GE and Way stations
AaniES Ra Was Ws1
q bffh afa Way NyW St Y5Hk
.ExPKEss. Tarior Cars to New York ORR 0'''h o'
s'4cns;annton snd Valley Express, connects for Ha
1s:o@s.Batn.ore; HyaitsviIe and Laurel Express.
stSi S at Betsyiile: Annapolis Junction; Jessups
1o:oC-BALIiMORE EXPRESS. tstops at Hysttsvills
s''l9-Pittsburs, Chieago Cincinnati and St Louis
x ri u.s. T Sleeping Cars 10 Cincinnati Louisville
l2:lo-Baitimore. Elicott CITY, Annapolis. Way.
sa: IL y, sunday only flr Be tmore and Way.
ts3s-BALT MORE f ExrSEss.
1Bsm0Te phMls s and Exprcss
srisk haserS e and Way via Relay,
tt:ie-b baltimore, A9nal oils and Way. stations
CHESTER and Way stations CON Sunday to Point OF
=, Efssf 1nS Sff s' fxPFf esy' .rnsrr
cox Way. via Relay: Stops q sttssie and LaarOij
30 sa!i!mGlS nHa T Txf sE sons
fs'4eF PEFEss CLETELANP and DETROIT
fFsfHaf G.Ts z YdhR snd BOSTON
fa asd to Sc Sew Loais Express
ssnn EIss e c,pe1 "a St Lou, Chicago.
fD15y SUNDAY only Other trains daily exceptS,mday
Alltrsns from WASHINGTON stop at Relay station
Ohio Ticket Offices, Washington Station. 6iS and 1851
for asae 70 be eheesed and Il
G. X. LORD. Gen. Passenger Agpnt, BALTIC.
NM tiEMEN -. Master OF TRANS. BatO. myJ
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE. Feb. 16.--virsinia Cd. consoli lated
5Oh past,due coupons, At; new ten-forhes, 40; new
BALTIMORE. Feb. 1s.-cotton quiet-m' ddline,
To-; Flour firm eo and q hisher.Howard street and
family. s7a6 81 city mills. super 75a4 50; do.
family, 100: do. superlative patent 7.75 Wheat
southern hiehec and strong: do, western easier;
Marylsndl ID, l2sH e.; asked No; western winter red.
2s.s; May. l26sal 265.: Corr, southern firm
7ea74 western mIed; spot ~ asked February
steamer sSaS7h, Oats dull and firm southern. 4sa5f;
western white 5Oa51 do mixed. 4Ta49 PENNSYLVANIA.
Pennsylvania and Maryland, IL o.. Provisions
and clear rib rib sides packed sAalS Bacon
14a,z3 Masca-rened ~ Butter dailyestern
fresh %; o lined nominal Petroleum dulnrefned
fair sAa94; Sugar tirm-A soft. ss{: copper refined
9Hles: l6i1<a16A; Whisky quiet lI5H; Freights to
wbss q oao n5 id
500 bushels: rye. none. Shipments wheat "a. 900
bushels; corn, 900. 900 bushels.
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Name.
The Michigan Struggle.

SENATOR FERRY'S SUPPORTERS wAvERING rHs
BRIBERY lNvEsTIGATloN-A DENIAL BY Nh. JAy
HUBBElI.
In the balotng for Senator in Michigan yester-
Gay MI. Ferry received a. votes caucus OF the
Ferry men was held last night, and motion TO
withdraw his name was lost by a bare majority
1t Is thought that new deal is inevitable In the
legislative bribery Investigation, w. G. Thomson.
mayor OF Detroit, testified that Ferry promised to
make him collector OF customs at Detroit II he Sc
cured Detroit delegation TO the legislature In
favor OF Ferry's reelection. The appointment was
not made. Mr.. Jay Hubbell denies the charge that
he used money TO defeat Mr.. Ferry He says that
ne had some talk with the owners OF the Grand
Rapids Eagle about the purchase OF that paper
and admits that he paid Mr.. Church, editor OF the
Grand Rapids Times 500 to work up an anti Ferry
sentiment.
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The Waters Receding.

CINCINNATI, O., Feb. 16.-The water continues to
recede about 4 inches an hour. At $3.50 a. m. it
was Ga feet inches This is still an inch above
the highest previous flood, that OF 1892 The brisk
wind rising this morning gives cause for serious
alarm to the owners OF barges OF all descriptions
Nowhere does the falling OF the water give greater
joy than In Lawrenceburg, Ind. 1t is estimated
that 200 houses have been overturned or washed
away, and that 200 people were driven from their
homes with nothing but the clothes they had on.
The loss must reach $500, 600
Generous relief has been sent to them from In
dtanapolS. Shelbyville, Cincinnati and other
places, which has been received with unbounded
gratitude No loss of life has yet been reported,
but there have been RRny narrow escapes. A
people in the upper stories escaped Fears are en-
tertained that the courthouse foundations may
crumble. Four hundred people are sheltered in
the building
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Hours in the Department Is.

THE NATTER UNDER DISCUSSION IN THE HOUSE To-
DAY-THE EtGHT-HOUR LAW CLAUSE RULED OUT
OF THE LEGISLATIVE APPROPRIATION BILL.
When the last clause OF the legislative appro-
priation bill was reached in the House to-day.
providing that the hours in the exec utve depart
ments shall be from $3.50 to 4:3O, Mr.. Vance, of
North Carolina, made point Of order against the
clluse increasing such hours. and MI. Humphreys,
OF Wisconsin, against the whole section, both on
the ground tina it was in the nature OF new legis-
lat1on and that it did not reduce expenditures
MT. cannon. OF the appropriation committee. ex-
and In so doing said he voiced also the wish OF the
committee on appropriations, which had prepared
On the nont Of order the iaW was read 0eDa.e
that from the LIST OF October to the LIST OF April the
departments shall be open at least eight hours
each day, ana from the LIST OF April to the LIST OF
day.
prlations had no right to dictate what the hours
should be in the departments, than they had to
enforce the eight-hour law. After further debate
points OF order Wen taken, and the section Was
stricken from TIE bill. Mr.. Cannon then offered q
to sn be o and
April to October from to e. Upon this Mr.. Vance
also made point OF order.
Mr.. Cannon held that the amendment was in
order, because 1t reduced expenditures.
Mr. Vance held that on its face it did not reduce
re- and WAS not in order
prtatiOns had nothing to do with.
MI. Cannon said the matter was regularly I'm
charge OF the appropriation committee by bill
on the subject which he had himself introduced In
the House last Monday.
Mr.. Valentine, of Nebraska, said it was errone-
Ously REFERRED and said should have gone to the
committee on reform In the civil service
Mr.. Humphreys said q matter OF fact Con.
greSs could not know IL more work would be done
by the proposed increased hours, aud hence could
not assume that the am endment would reduce
expenditures
Mr.. Cannon said the bill, he introduced, as to
the hours, was openly and properly referred to
the appropriation committee.
Chairman Robinson ruled that the amendment
or the committee was In order, because It In
creased the hours OF labor and would diminish the
force probably. AS to the right OF the committee
on appropriations TO have charge OF the bill Of
Tered on Monday by Mr.. Cannon, and which the
House referred to that committee, 1t was not.in
his province to say that the House acted erro-
neOuSly.
Mr. Hazeltine offered an amendment requiring
that 80 per cent OF the salaries of employees shall
be paid In standard silver dollars
After further debate, Mr.. Springer onleredXan
amendment that no more appointments should be
made until the force In the departments is re-
duced 20 per cent After debate, the amendment
was rejected without divisi on.
FINAL AGRERMINT.
The vote was then taken on thu amendment
proposed BY the appropriation committee, and 1t
was adopted by yeas g to nays S.
Tho amendment provides the hours Of to 4,
from October LIST 70 April lst and from 70 from
April ist TO October ist: thirty days leave TO be
uncate OF physician Il required.
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l. PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

1r E5szar Elsz ssS saa1uwe.,
DouBLE TRACK "isi sPLRSD bf5 sc sCESfEiRr.
STILL Il hA fffrcr 81 sIj
IEAINs iEAvE WAsHIsGroS FROM Station, CossEs
or erH AND b STREETS IS Follows"
i1:ne. $50 a. m daily. with Sleeping Cars from
aelana Man EzpTess. : 5:5o PM tae daily A ior
T "a g55,55.; mp F rss.. HALnosp
Wssi,ingt y to Cas-. daiaua- OA''
SorwiiisInsport Lock Haven. AID Elnaira s.9.3o,
For New YORK and the East. 500 IN. 10 80 Sc
p% io m1a Ell. Gn nes sn n p mao go
Ior Cars. $50 a. NJ laily. except Sunday.
ses sy With baa II connect At 9s
direct transfer to Fulton street. avoiding double
Tor f ffTasFs ,srSss Ssw York city,
m n lsSrs ssas ssa an sais. saa
serbs},imsTs; s:.o s.oo. go. 1890 am. and 1:so.
500 $50 am sa' i i2S GO G 30 49, O.
TcPoI s's Creek Line. e:4oa.n and $40 pm. daily
sosanaSo a Gao M and $40 Pm. daily. .xoe.
S.ssS as2 sEHH2rE s2 sA
40. 500: 500. 500 and il 80 p m. On SUNDAY
For a ssi52 and and the South Ss Sac ana
s:IG Pm: and iioo midnight On sunday nd 1n AZ
Tickets and information the Office northeast corner
Con Rs street and va, and the sta
gage to destination from hotels residences.
!: 4: WOOD
CHAS. r. PUGH. General MANAGER.
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DIED.

DALLAS On February 10th, 1889. at O'clock O.
M, STEPHEN J. DALLAS, a natiya of Poland prin-
clpal clerk Of surveys in the Generaland Office the
seventy fifth year Of his are.
unerai Will take place from his late residence No.
1874 18th street northwest three O'clock ~ H. sun
to attend. %
DAVIDSON. At his residence. in Wsshineto Fri.
Brown DAVIDSON, formerly of Baltimore, AGED
eighty years.
funeral at Loudon Park cemetery, Baltimore Md. .
SfMMS. At 1877 Park place BROOKLYN ON Tuesday
Februry l3. 1884, HENRY c. SIMMS. Nj. d.. aged