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ATE FEES.
Our office is opposite the U. s. Patent
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time than those remote from WASHING
TON.
Send MODEL OR DRAWING. We
advise as to patnntability free OF charge;
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OBTAIN PATENT.
When patent is granted drawing OF
your invention, with Claims, your name
and address, will be published IN the
United Stetes Patent Office Gazette, .
paper OF immense circulation, AND THE
ONLY THAT PUBLISHES THIS FREE.
We refer here to the Postmastcr, Supt.
of Money Order Div, and to officials of he
u s. Patent Office. For circular, advice,
terms and reference TO actual clients 10
your own State or nty. write 10
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The Arizona sentinel., 1883-12-22

Tuesdays stage brought down two
bars of bullion from the Clip mill.
The Arizona sentinel., 1883-12-22

The U. s. Patent for the Castle Dome
Landing has been filed for record.
The Arizona sentinel., 1883-12-22

Hereafter ads in this column will be
charged for at the rate of 10 cts. line.
The Arizona sentinel., 1883-12-22

As an invigorant, Hestetter's Stomach
Bitters has received the most posi-, iss
endorsement from eminent physic laas,
and has long occupied foremost rank
among standard p oprietary remedies.
It's p, ope..tics as an Alternative of diso'-
dered conditions of the stomach, liver
and bowels, and a p. eventive Of Dal2rial
diseases no less removed, and been
accorded emphtic professional recon-
menda ton.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers
generally, to whom apply for Alpanacs
for 1885.
The Arizona sentinel., 1883-12-22

The Territory of Arizona sends greeting
to Henry Weaver.
The Arizona sentinel., 1883-12-22

Supervisor Baker, was III town this
week.
The Arizona sentinel., 1883-12-22
Summons,

In the Justices Court of First Township,
in the County of Yuma, Territory OF
Arizona, j. L. Smith, j. P.
The Arizona sentinel., 1883-12-22

Sisson, Croker d Co. plaintiffs, vs. Hen
~ Weaver. defendant.
The Arizona sentinel., 1883-12-22
THE
OUTHERN PACIFIC
RAILROAD HOTEL
YUMA, A. I.

THIS WELL-KNOWN AND POPU-
i lar House, under the present mar
agement, will continue to cater to the
wants of the public and travellers in the
most thorough manner. The
The Arizona sentinel., 1883-12-22
ARIZONA SENTINEL.

SATURDAY, DECEMBER %, 1883.
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ID ED.

BREWER. On February 18th 1854 If s. 10 c,clock m
M, LUCINDA. Ieloved wife of JOHN " Prfwer IN ia
sKty-eighth year of her after long lingering sick
ness, which she bore with Christ; fortitude
Funeral will take place from her late residence
SpringlGnd FARM near TenleytoWn. y. C on Tuesday.
both instant at IL O'Clock and frends
of the family are respectfully invited
DODGE. In Georgetown. on February 18TH 1883
CAROLINE K. HEATH, wife of Robert T. lodge
Funeral at p. m. Wednesday. from 1854 18th
street.
BOWLER. On Monday morning February 10Th
65th year of her aye. - ~
O'Clock. from her late residence, of 18th and
Frederick streets. Georgetown ID. C, NEW No. 3402
street northwest)
HURDLE. On February H. 1893 Mrs. ANNIE
HURDLE. wife Of Thomas Hurdle in the seventy
year of her are.
Funeral from the residence of her daughter. Mrs
George L. Clark No. 1920 street northS est Feb
ruary 2lst at O'Clock. Relatives and friends in
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Secretary Lincoln and GEN. Hazen.
MORE CORRESPONDENCE ABOUT THE LA1rER,s RE-.
NJ

Secretary Lincoln and Gen. Hazen.
MORE CORRESPONDENCE ABOUT THE LATTER's RE-
QUEST FOR AN INVESTIGATION.
The Secretary of War having replied to Gen
HaZen's request that Senate committee be an
pointed to investigate the signal service bureau.
giving the reasons why the request could not. be
granted, that officer sent communication to the
Secretary on the 10th instant, saying he made the
request because he wanted justice done him and
his bureau. II he thought the desired end could
be obtained by court OF inquiry SO well it can
be by committee OF the Senate, he should have
asked for that He asked for committee of the
Senate instead of committee of the House OF Rep
resentatives because the House OF Representatives
expires on the 9TH of March, and win not have
time to make the proposed Investigation. he
thinks that fun investigation and fair discus
sion OF the merits OF the measure now before the
Senate will result in its enactment. He then re-
news his request and asks that his letter be pub
THE SECRETARY IN HIS REPLY.
dated February nth. says that after q careful
perusal of the letter he saw no reason for disre-
garding the considerations upon which the
original application OF Gen. Hazen was disap-
proved: He thinks that it is the province Of each
house to determine IN what way to obtain infor-
nation In addition to that already possessed sand
that it would be an unprecedented and Improper
obtain such information through the extraordi-
nary iqstrumentaiity OF committee of invests
The Secretary states that the charges referred
to envOlve not so much the status OF the signal
bureau in the public service as the Official fidelity
OF some OF its Officers regret to observe the ex-
preston or your feeling that Justice might not be
done by court OF inquiry. It has appeared to me-
however, that the right Of appealing to such q
Gers, was singular privilege Of Officers OF the
army and navy"
The Secretary then cites the article OF section
1872 OF the Revised Statutes, which provides that
court OF inquiry may be ordered by the President
or any commanding omeer. 'sIn case, therefore,
that court OF inquiry Is not asked for to invests.
gate and report upon any matters which may be
laid before It impugning the of1cial fidelity Of
Officers engaged in the performance Of the duties
OF yOur bureau, I shall feel It my duty 10 advise
the President to appoint court for that pur.
pose"
The Secretary OF War received another letter
this afternoon from Gen. Hazen, insisting upon
an Investigation OF the signal service bureau.
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Ex-pErKcrIvEs At WORK roR THE STAB ROUTE CANA

Washington Special Philadelphia Times
Warning has been given the government cnunseA
that another effort viii be made to ax som, Of thu
jury, as the defendants have come 10 the conelu-
sion that Is their only hope OF salvation. The en-
detectives who have lost their positions since the
star route trial began daily hover about the CITY
Hall and hold Intercourse with a number OF suspi-
cious characters. These In turn are subjected 20
surveillance by agents OF the governments and
every movement made IL strictly Chroniclei and
faithfully reported 20 the proper authorizes
IL has also been ascertained that Brady has con-
verted al hts property into cash, and that the last
transaction Melted him about one hundred and
twenty thousand dollars which ne has nut aside
TOT use In case an emergency should arise All the
movements OF the principals in this case will here.
after be carefully looked aftar and n Is doubtul
II they can get away undiscovered
There seems 10 be no hope whatever for Brady
and Dorsey. The testimony f. SO overwhelming
against them that nothing short OF corrupt or n.
noranf Jurymen can possibly save them. IL does
not seem probable that any OF the Jurors can he
approached successfully Tie risk is too
great, and the lesson OF the other Jury
ought 10 be a warning, ana douStlAs viii be
There are too or three members on the tury
mail bags as they do about the moon. What they
will do cannot, OF course, lie su-nlised but IL does
not seem possible that any ono OF them can mis-
take the plain evidence In this case. The defend
ants appear very much detected Their counsel
too, are IN lll-humor, with the exception o; Col.
lngeroll. 1ngersoll Is trying he hun game His
weapon Is ndicule and he meets tie testimony OF
Rerdell with snecrs 1ngerso Is making de ,perats
temptuouS ways I'm the court room is past under.
standing. severer judge than Judge Wylie
would have committed Ingersoll for contempt
long ago. But sneers aud riicule do not work
The prisoners are beginning 10 understand this,
and are beginning to see that the outlook Is any
thing but bright for them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-19

TV.HOS. j. FISHER & CO.,
Il Real Estate Auctioneers.
CHANCERY SALE OF ABOUT TwENTY-ONE
ACRES OF LAND IMMEDIATELY NORTH OF
THE CITY. AND PRINCIPALLY LYING Be
TWEEN FOURTEENTH AND SIXTEENTH
STREETS EXTENDED. SUBDIVIDED INTO
VILLA SITES.
Under and by virtue Of decree Of the Equity ss44
Court, passed December 5th. 1882 in cause$staf
wherein Mary A. HolIneGd ct al compainant--A-
and Colnmbps J. Esin ct 81. are defendants. equity
cause No. 8, 277 doc. No. %. the undersigned. "a
trustee, viii sell. on THURSDAY AFTERNOON,
MARCH FIRST, ID. 1885, at HALF-PAST THREE
O'CLOCK, the premises, all that tract land known
parts Of Pleasant Plains' and Mount Pleasant
fronting Columbia road west Of 14th street. and
loustng to the estate of the late Jaes Ein containing
about II which has been subvided into 81 Lots
or tracts varying in from 4 to ~ acres with
streets and avenues to the subdivision of Mt
Pleasant and Columbia College lands.
Terms OF Sale One third of the purchase money to
be paid In cash. the remainder in two equal nstaents
at one and two years with interest from day sale,
ana secured by deed of trust. All conyeyanc!ng
cost Of the purchaser cash deposit of 800 viii be
required on each lot at the time Of sale.
- Pfats OF the Subdivision may be obtained at the
Offices OF the Trustee or Of the Auctoneers.
.,o JOHN j. JOHNSON, Trustee, q
HID 1923 Az street.
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. NTON FISHER

A NTON FISHER,
IA CHEMICAL DRY CrrAwrca rsTARrrsu
MENT sS 8 street northwest Thirty years expert
Veiis Laces. etc are Garments also Grape
E. = pe salss tse of'sS Irsses QpniCn
lunba: Your chemicals azs oS ts most efecsnsi ma
tnre ano ~ pas 1nd your perfect is mot
Grease spots guaranteed to be
WALKER,s, $40 10TH STREET NoRTHWEsT.
w, C aHR T4A!NN.,F HLT AND PITCH BUILD
PLASTER. , Carpet LINING ". Y. BRUSHES
Cuss1soHAH. HA1rr.
Has the SPR MG-sTYIE BLOCK.
8 GIL II street northwest
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The CIVIL 6KRvIC1 CnAMIseI0M-It was aid at
the Capitol to-day that Senator Pendleton would
have the naming Of the democratic member OF
the civil service commission, ana that he had Sc.
newspaper writer and correspondent for tho
place
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
G DOWJING sucttoueer.

EINHOIAS BOWLING, AuctoneeE.
TRUSTEES SALE OF DWELLING HOUSE, ON
THIRTEENTH STREET. Marc, SOUTH, AND
NEAk STREEI, BOTH DESIRABLE RESI-
DENCES.
Nv yirtIe Of a deed Of trust from Nathan C. Ora
Der and wife and johnson Z. hoInas and wife IS.
dated JuV st A. ID. 1S72 aud recorded N No 693 "a
folio 81 land records Of tn Dist Columbia
and of One Supreme Court thu District
ColuInbia in the IF DrsTe Hyde ct a., equity
No. 3. 425. dissClyng the injunction the subscriler
will SELL to tie highest bidder front of the PREMISES
on THURSDAY, I lii FIF1Ef NH DAY OF FEB
RUAHY A. Il. 1888 Tot numbered (eigilt) and the
north bali OF lot numbered (seven, ia square
Der 296 {tNo hundred and Dinety-six)." sad '1ot
numbered "A (tv.nty-foGT). III the subdi yisiCn of
square hi:Inisr hye hundred and teu) made by
the coisi sonsrs Olnted the court to divide the
lumhis.
sale in square $40 at FOUR O'CLc OK p. NJ, and in
Terms of sale One-thrd cash. of which 800 on each
piece must he paid At the time of SALE and the resi-
IN equal SIMS. in two and three years, notes of
the purchEaer. bearing interest at six ccTtum
aDnum iron. day 81 sale, able semi annually % be
secured the property sod II the satisfaction of the
Trustee. 10 lie sud subject to taxes and assessments,
and sGcng and recording to be at the cost of the
purchaser. ANTHONY HYDE,
fe9-d&ds Trustee
VB- THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED IN CON
sequence of TIE until MONDAY. FEBRUARY
NINETEEN NTH. 1873. same hour and place. By order
of Trustee
fl5-d THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
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AUCTION SALES.
DUNCANsoS Bros. Aucuoneers.

LARGE STOCK OF NOTIONS, FANCY GOODS.
&c, &c. DAMAGED At THE LATE FIRE OF G.
W. THORN Co, 315 9TH STREET NORTH
WEST. WILL BE SOLD IN LOTS TO THE
TRADE AT AUCTION.
TIETH, COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK and
continuing every day at same hour until the entire
stock Is dispO6ed OF. fl9-n
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OFFICIAL REPORT OF THE NAVAL BoA ARD OF INQUIRY
THE SKILL AND GOOD JUpGMsST or rBE coNNAN.
DER AND HIS OFFICERS AND MEN PRAISED.
the court OF inquiry appointed TO investigate
the loss OF the Jeanette has submitted It's report
In which, after stating the usual preliminar!es In
regard TO the scope ana thoroughness OF its IN.
quiry, gives brief history OF the Jeanette and
her preparation forthe dangerous voyage and SAYS
that although the weight OF the evidence shows
that she was not especially adapted In strength or
model for that kind OF navigation, the fact that an
experienced Arctic explorer had voluntarily Inado
two cruises In her to the Arctic seas sustans the
Judgment and care shown In her selection when
last purchased The report details the cir
cumstances or the cruise, the wreck and
the retreat and says that nothing was
apparently lett undone by those in com.
mand to secure the success OF the expedition.
1t speaks I'm the highest terms of the skill and
good judgment shown. and the unsuccessful
EFFORTS OF the survivors To aid their lost conr ade0
Lieut.. De Long, Lieut. Danenhower Engineer Mel
Vile, Surgeon Amber, Ice Pilot Dunbar Boats.
vain Cole, Fireman Bartlett and Seamen Ninder.
mann and Noros are all cOmplimented for their
brave services and Seamen Nindermann ana
Sweetman are commended for services which in
duced their commander 70 recommend them for
medals or honor The report in conclusion SAYS
that there are several survivors OF the Jeanette
who have not yet returned from Siberia and whose
testimony might or might not modify the conclu.
S0nS set forth In this report.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-19

were the readin1B at the once Of the chief signal
0mcer TO day: IAN. xAJ0o; q am, 4k3e; SPIN,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-19

THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKER
The following are the opening ana closing nrscaa
q the New York stock Market to-day, 6 roportoi
ny special wire TO 81. b Dodge, $50 18th street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-19
Great Destruction by the Floods.
THE suBsIDING WATERS LEAVE DEsoLArE TOWN.
AND MANY HOMELESS PEOPLE

AND MANY HOMELESS PEOPLE
The HOODS In the western rivers seem TO have
passed the crisis, and the waters are now reced.
iny. The volume OF the Mississippi however, Is
swelling, and a disastrous overflow in the lower
Mississippi valley is predicted. The damage done
Dy the ONO Hoods TO property Is reckoned 10y mil
lions Isolated dwellings and small hamlets MS
well as towns and cities, along the course OF the
river have their quotas OF disaster add the sum
total Cincinnati. though relieved from the flood,
mas 10000 people In urgent need. Lawrenceburg
q place OF about 6,O00 Inhabitants is practically
swept away. When the water recedes and un.
covers the area the town occupies IL is consid-
ered questionable "whether a single house will
remain tenantable." The damage wrought I'm
Louisville involves distress 20 several thous ands
IousSe is very nearly ohter,d I Se , opP cS
NewAlbany,a city OF IL, 400 people. likewise opposite
Louisvile. is also In bad condition Lower New
Albany. Port Union, and Falling Run are reported
as absolutely wiped on the map The loss In
the larger town Is placed at 81 .O60.0O0 and some
ll,O0O homeless people are dependent on public
charity. Clarksvilie is under water aad hall the
town is washed away. Hardentown and North
Bend are submerged to the roofs OF the houses,
with great loss OF property.
-FOUR MORE NAVAL CADETS Observation-Disclosures
from Annapolls Say that four more naval cadeg
Officers were reduced to the ranks Saturday night
Cadet Robert Harris Woods, OF virgi mia of the
nrst-class, who is Quartered on the Ship Santee
said TO Capt Ramsay that be did not see why he
should be broken and quartered on the Santee
when other cadets who had taken part In the dis
turbances as he had were now holding rank with
all their privileges restored. Capt Ramsay asked
him " he could substantiate his statement, and
woods reported First Captain Charles Walter
Hazeltine, OF Missouri, OF the first class: master
George W. Littefales, OF Pennsylvania, OF the first
class; First Capt VIM. II. Lawrence. OF Pennsyl-
vanla, or the second class and First Lieut.. H. H.
Balthets, OF Illinois, OF the first class All OF these
were broken. Capt. Ramsay, In his order, says
that he regrets that Mr. Woods action was not
prompted by sense OF duty.
The JEANETTE BOARD. - Secretary Chandler
mas Issue - frl"r in the matter, but he will
w mn dtraa
adjourn subject to recall upon the arrival from
siberia OF the renIalillng Jeannette men.
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THE PRINCE GEORGES ENQUIRER,
co, pno1sned at UPPER MARLBORO. Prince Georges
county and throughout Southern Maryland offers spe-
GA ents to the merchants Of Washington as an
and Political Journal it Is admitted to be
among the very best in Marylsnd ~
Send for sample copy
na f fRRfEEl% sl 3; sRe2gER T. JR.l Editors.
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THE President Has APPRovBD the acts authorfz.
ing the commissioner Of the Freedmans Saving
and Trust company TO examine and audit certain
claims aga INST said company. and to pay certain
dividends barred by the act OF February 81 1881 :
and making appropriations for the military
the joint resoiu ton providing for the binding of
the compendium OF the tenth census and the folnt
resolution admitting free OF duty monument to
Gen. Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-19

THE NATIONAL RIFLES ARMoRY.-Mr. Georre n
IurtOn, for the National Rifles, has taken out a
building permit for the erection of a new arnory
Tor that company, to be located on G street be-
tween 9th and 10th. The building is to be g. by
1913 feet ground plan, two stories high; height
from sidewalk 1876 feet; to be Of brick cornice of
brick and iron, and In all respects to be finished
up with all the conyeniences known to modern
house construction,
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The JEANETTE BOARD - Secretary Chandler
has issue % n l"r in the matter but he will
without doubt, dirert that the Jeanette board
ADJOURN subject to recall upon the arrival from
Siberia or the renialiiing Jeanette men
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-19

DEATH OF AN ARxY OFFIcKR-The adjutant
general has received Information OF the death OF
Major B. K. Hart. 5th cavalry. which occurred at
Fort Mckinney. Wyoming Territory. on the nth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-19

AMERICANS AND THE IRISH CoNsPmAcY-No re-
quest has been received at the State department
from the British government for the extradition OF
P. j. Sheridan and Thomas Brennon, who accord
Ing 10 the testimony OF Carey on Saturday, were
English officials and who are now In this cnInfrY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-19

nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, BEING PREMISES NO az
THIRD IREET NORTHEAST, IN THE CITY
OF WASHINGTON. DC.
By virtue Of certain deed of trust dated on the6s,
23c day of February, A. II. 1882 and recorded III III
Liber No. 999. folio 109 ct seq. Of the land 14
cords for the District of Columbia and at written
guest Of the party secured thereby the undersigned
trustees Will sell, at public auction. in front of the
premises, at HALF-PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ, on
MONDAY, the TWENTY sixth DAY OF FEBRU-
AIRY. a. d. 1888, all that certain piece or
parcel OF land and premises known and iistln-
gulsned as and being all of lot lettered 'E in Shoes
aid otners subdivision of original lots numbered four
teen l4 fifteen (l5) and sixteen t16) in square
bsred seven hundred and fynine t759 in the city Of
Washington. District of Columbia beginning
Tor tie same ct point the line of Third (3d street
east forty two ) feet south from the southwest
of North street and said Third (3dl street east
ming thence south on the ne Of said Third Odd street
east tweyone CID feet thence west one hundred and
north twenty CD feet and thence east one hum
dred and nine 600 feet and ten and one halt QO)
inches to the place of beginning, with improvements
thereon.
Terms of sale Onefourth cash; balance in one, two
and three years. with interest at per cent deferred
payments Secured by deed of trust all cash option
OF purchaser 500 deposit required at time Of SALE
An ccnveyanc1ng and recording at purchasers cost II
the terms OF sale not complied with in ten days the
Trustees will resell at the risk and of the default
ing purchaser
n4,eosdbs H SHsH 4 5f E Pafko Trustees.
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REJECTED CLAIMS-The following cases were dis
missed by the Court OF Claims to-day: The claim
OF the South Boston Iron company, growing out OF
q contract for boilers for the Navy department:
the claims OF n. NJ. Hukin, Vim. A. Wyatt, John
b. Ross, administrator and John Faulkner for
mail contracts In the southern states before the
war, and the claim OF Mary z Bafflnger for the
use OF q steamboat during the war
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-19

LOST WITH ALL On BoARD.-The State depart-
ment is informed by the q. s. consul at Victoria.
British Columbia OF the wreck, on the 10th OF
October, OF the bark Mallevtle, of Freeport Maine
bound for that port from China. The vessel struck
a reef during the prevalence OF q southwest gale
on the west coast of vancouyer's Island ana was
entirely wrecked, not being on board known to
have been saved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-19

pIANOS, ORGANS, SHEET MUSIC.
STICK & CO. PIANO,
The most Perfect Piano Made
EMERSON PIANO.
The Best Medium priced Piano Manufactured
WILCOX g. WHITE AND KIMBALL ORGANS
Pianos and Organs sold instalments rented or ex-
Changed; rent applied if purchased.
80 CENT MUSIC.
2he only complete Stock in the civ
HENRY EBERRACH.
&C.,. No 915 STREET.
Managing partner of the late firm Ellis Co. "a
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THERE WAS quite levee OF ladies and gentlemen
in the press room OF THR STAR on Saturday to wit
ness the printing OF the double-sheet by the two
web perfecting and folding presses Running at
an average speed they printed 2l,S 800 double
issues In hfty-nine minutes being equal to 43.6I2
four page Issues within an hour