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HE Courts

EQUITY COURT Chief Justice Cartier
1eats rday, Thatcher agt. Thatcher; divorce
granted. Werner aGt Utermehie: ordered 10 be
heard In General Term in the first instance Cole
Oh hearing.
image NdcAYth,u
Yesterday. Noyes agt. Gray; decree confirming
auditors report. Newlscon agt. Washington: bill
dismissed. Bradley agt Bradley; divorce granted
JNJqa Cor.
Yesterday, Caliigan agt. Strong: time to take
fTmed and referred to auditor. Adams apt
Adams: pro confeSSo against certain defendants
L0oney agt Quill writ of assistance ordered
Clark agt. krause: lien OF complainant declared
Dutcn agt Dodge: defendant ordered to file testt-
Inony. Jones agt. Jones; alimOny pendente lite,
counsel fees and Injunction granted. Evans agt
Cnurch; restraining order granted. Lord agt
ODOnoghue: sale confirmed MIST Long ACT Long.
amendment TO bill allowed. jackson agt Gales:
rule on III. W. Rogers granted. Ulrich agt UlrIch :
exceptions OVerruled and supplemental bill dis
missed.
CIRCUIT CoURT--.TudCe MacArthur
yesterday, White agt. Coke, johnson agt. Muir
dock, kengla aGt Oppenheinler, Weller agt Gut
man, Prather agt johnson, Reuben agt. Dam
CreaTy, clements agt. Galaudet, Croft agt. Kier-
nan, Woody agt. Casey, Silver agt. DaInInann:
JUDGMENTS by default
To-day, Angney agt McMichael; default. Davis
agt. Hall ct al: do.
POLICE C0CRT-.Jatfqe Shell
Yesterday. I. Wolfe, colored, loud and bolster
Gus; 50 or Is days. Charles Clark. profanity; IS
or days Richard Cbism, loud and bosterous; IS
or W-on 10 gays LAYS Also throwing stones; 81 Frank
WOOD, loud and DofsterOuS; IS or Is days. Delcy
Adams, profanity; 50 or IS days Frank W. Bur
Ton, indecent exposure; s. or 10 days. Henry
Spencer, dlsorderly conduct; IS or Is days VIM.
Is days JOAN Brnket wasting Potomac water:
S or Is days. Richard ChriStman, assault on
Henry Nicholas; s. or 7days. VIM Anderson and
Frank anderson, ARRAY; William was fined IS and
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ERrscH EMBRo1pEnrD F1cRrs.

FRENCH Embroidered tICRUs.
sEATON PERRY,
Successor to Perry & Brotner.)
NEW FRENCH EMBROIDERED CASHMERE AND
CREPE DE CHINE FICHCS.
PARIS JERSEYS IN BLACK AND COLORS.
NEW AND STYLISH SHAwLS
NEW SPANISH AND GUIPURE LACE NETS
BLACK BROCADED VELVET GRENADINES
BLACK TWISTED SILK HERNANIES
CREPE DE CHINE AND CANTON CREPES.
SUPEKB STOCK OF ALL-WOOI FRENCH DRESS
IEXIQRES IN SPRING AND SUMNER WEIGHTS
FOX PLAIN AND COMBINATION COSTUMES.
LUPIN'S CELEBRATED MOURNING FABRICS
IN ALL STfES AND QUALITIES.
BONNETS, TAPISSIER'S& SCHROFDER,S GROS-
G GRAsN Isl, qInT9 nb RAs DE- GoMTEssE AND
PONSON'S PINCH WIDE FRENCH GROs-GRA1N
SILKS AND PURE SILK RHADAMES at 81. 90.
SURAHS. LOUISINES AND SUMNER SILKS
EXTRA GOOD" BLAl x SATIN RHADAMES atsl
GREAT VARIETY.
AND SATINES.
!, F! M 2 ROBES IN PONGEEs sATINEs
BAIISTES, ZEPEYRS AND NUNS VEILINGS.
tE MY ESTABLISHMENT Is REPLETE WITH
ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES" WHICH ARE
I'M, ,,,GORRECT STYLES" Fer SPRING AND
p ss CHOICE GOODS. PLAIN FIGURES. AND CoRREcr
sEATON PERRY.
PENNSYLVANIA avenue corner 9Th street
Established ls4c. ap1
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w. NJ. SHusrER & Sous

w. NJ. SuusrER & Sous
OFFER THE FOLLOWING VERY DEsIRABLF
ARTICLES. WHICH HAVE BEEN OPENED THIS
DAY:
INDIA PONGEE. IN CHOICE STYLES.
SUMNER SILKS. SURAH SILKS
EMBROIDERED PONGEE DRESSES.
NULL EMBROIDERED DRESSES.
Saline ROBES, IN NEAT CHECKS.
200 PIECES OF BEAUTIFUL sATINES
FANCY WOOL SUITINGs. IN THE GREATEST
VARIETY EVER SHOWN IN WASHINGTON.
PARASOLS AND Sun UMBRELLAS, IN NEW
SHAPES AND COLORS
BLACK PONGEE, THE MOST DESIRABLE
ARTICLE FOR SUMMER WEAR.
ELEGANT TWISTED SILK Hermann IN
EVERY GRADE
BLACK GRENADINES. IN THE NEWEST DE-
SIGNS.
SPANISH NET AND EDGE, IN GREAT VA
EIETY, CHOICE QUALITIES.
LARGE AND ELEGANT STOCK OF MOTRN-
ING GOODS FROM THE CELEBRATED LOOMS
OF THE WORLD.
BoSkET's AND GUINETs BLACK SILKS,
IN EVERY GRADE
Ex IRA QUALITY eros GRAIN SILK, 1925
VERY FINE ALL SILK RHADAMES, 81. 90
IN CHOICE LINE OF COLORs.
EMBROIDERED FICHUS AND sHAwLs FOR
SPRING AND SUMNER
OUR STOCK WAS NEVER LARGER THAN NOW
AND, WE CAN SAFELY SAY COMPRISES MORE
CHOICE GOODS THAN HAVE EVER BEEN
THY MUST BE SEEN.
W. N. SHUSTER & SONS,
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR COAL AND WOOD.

CLERKS OFFICE House OF REPRESENTATIVES, c s.
MAsHINGToN, d. c.. April TO- 1883.
Sealed proposals will be received at this office until II
O'Clock noon on FRIDAY the 9th day April for the
delivery OF three hundred and fifty $500 TONS more or
more or less OF best spruce pine wood Both the coal
and wood to be delivered and stored in the vaults the
south wing of the Capitol on or before the Both day of
May next he coal must weigh 2, $40 pounds to the
ton and the wood must measure 1913 cubic feet to the
cord, and be corded and measured the Capitol The
right to reweSh the coal at the Capitol and the right
reject any or all bids ia reserved.
The bids TO be Endorsed 'sProposals for Coal and
Wood, and addressed to
EDWARD MCPHERSON
aplO-3t Clerk Of the House OF Representatives.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.


AmU>ensent>, &c. Tonight.
FcRp'S orFRA foUsE-Mss Minnie Palmer Ia
"My sweetheart"
NATIONAL THEAGEE-Naggie Mitchell IN pearl
or Savoy
LINCOLN HALL~-Royal Bell Ringers and Glce
Singers.
THEATRE Co.1QUE.-Dowi!n5's "Nobody's Claim
COmblnsJiOI.
DINE MUsFTM-Nogel performance and remark
able curiOoiJ-eS.
WILLARD HAII--He1lth lecture by DR.. Hale, of
Edinburgh.
CURTIS Hal. ". WAsHINGTOS.-ConCert for the
benefit OF Christ church.
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DEPARTM ENT OF THE INTERIOR,
w GIII E-LAN II 4 aa.,-;I q 24Q

WASHINGTON d. c., April Sd, 1884,
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received ut the De-
partlneut of the Interior until NOON of the TWENTY
THIRD DAY OF APRIL, 1883. for the following work
(1cudlng all materials reGuired) at the government
reservation at Hot Springs Garland county. Arkansas
for eHcaVatng about lime thousand g, 00U) cubic
For building wall upon both sides of Hot Springs
creek requiring about thirty hundred 6, 1905 cubic
yards of granite masonry.
yards OF concrete.
For putting down about fifty five hundred and sixty
p 26o) feet OF vtrhed earhe1 sewer pipe twelve
O2l inces in diameter. '' ~
For laying about twelve hundred a. 300 feet Of six
(6) inch iron pire. -
Plans, 81 ecitications and instructions for bidders
may os obtained upon application to the Depart ent of
the Interior.
apo-eodbt II. NJ. TELLER, Secretary
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MEnRIMAc SpR1SG CAL1coEs.

FIVE CASES JUST OPENED AT AZ CENTS.
Atwood Pin Check Dress Goods Is cents.
Illuminated thudda Dress Goods, % cents
43-inches wide Illuminated Foues, so cents.
43-inches wide Spring Cashmeres, so cents.
We have all the latest colors in Spring Dress Goods
Pale Pink. Electric Blue. Light Olive Cream, Shrimp
Pink. Crush Strawberry, New Terra Gotta, New Cadet
China Blue, Cell Etc
Summer Silks, Soc, &c. 75c.
Hlack Dress Silks 75c.. 81 SI.c5. Il. so $1.75.
Black Silk Brocade, all patterns. 81. 25.
Colcred Dress Silks all the new colors, 81.
Surah Silks, all colors, SOC.
MINIS Yelling. all cClors, all wool. CSC.
700 pairs Lace Curtains, 81 IS pair.
NEW PARASOLS.
500 New Parasols. plain and fancy handles
b OK, Brown, Red Cadet Crushed Strawberry Etc
81 I.25, IL. 90, 81. IS, -. So. so. So etc.
SPRING CARPETS, 2 and ply and Brussels.
FLOOR AND OILCLOTHS, in all widths
SIfAN MATING. fancy styles and plain white.
IA BRIDAL QUILT, CSC, worth So:
As inches long all linen TOWELS 15c
TOW SONS.
apt $50 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. South side
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NINETEEN YEARS here, with lifelong ex-
perience In France and Germany formerly we
think this sufficient evidence that Chris Xander
knows all about his liquor business. The public
think so anyhow, as he is the nCknowie lodged
leader In fine wines and liquors, &C., &C.. at 81
7th street.
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he Marked

The Marked Popular Favor
Accorded to Hub Punch IS amply warranted; no
deIeteriouS substance enters into its composition
Sold by grocers and druggists.
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.'H<sC'~SHCH NJ UUB 1HOdf0tUX HXVUScs
re" people who eat salt mackerel stop to think
OF the adventurous life led by the men engaged I'm
catch1ng the creatures These men are subject to
nara KNOCKS and every kind OF exposure. The Gel
eofated fishery house OF JAS. g. Tarr Bro, Glou-
ces.er. MASS, say: ave have had on board our
Vessels frequent cases OF cuts, sprains and
summer complaints. Onr caDtainS say they
Killer"
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"Alderney Dairy EagOns.''
Fresh Alderney Butter. churned every morning
and delivered in H-lb ward prints, SOC. per 10.
Sc per at. Cream 15c pint.
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american Black BrOadcloths and Doe

Every dealer is supposed to have black cloths.
Inat IS So but wish to direct attention to these
noveltles In purchasing black goods every buyer
IS oolged IN some measure to rely upon the repre-
sensations OF the seller and | wish to emphaatze
tne decided merits Of the ahove production, which
Keep IN STOCK, made up into garments to III al
address. GEO G UrSSIya
410 9TH street
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ROMAN BANGLES copied from gold. at Prlg,s's.
PRESIDENTS PARTY fish In Unicorn Shirts

SILKS, 81; silks. so: silks, d. IS. Sc, 81: fancy
sliks, 81; summer silhs, so o., IS. Carriers, II
Market Space.
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CITY ITEMS.


CetevvayO IL a Gentle Savage
and plays the flute; he also uses DR.. Bulls Cough
syrup Tor Cough.
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SENSIBLE MEN enjoy Unicorn shirts; Cochran

HERZOG's clothing Is much better than any ready
made; little worn, at very low prices. 3OS 9Th
street, near Pennsylvania avenue
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THE MOST CHOICE GOODS FOR THE vALUE
LIVER EXHIBITED IN WASHINGTON.
FnIl lines of ALBATROSS i'll all the New Colors Of
Crushed Strawberry, Delicste Shades Of Blue, Pink
Cream, Pearl aud hte, at Uc, 629c. and 75c.,
yard
NUNS YELLING, in all colors at 25c., &c.. soc
and 62Ac. per yard.
FOUIE CLOTHS. in beaut full tinted mi1tures at
Soc per yard.
An immense stock Of WHITE GOODS of every
description AT lowest prices and xooI vaiue
We make a specially OF ali kinds of BLACK GOODS.
500 PARASOLS, the best. newest and most fash
ionable.
On cur second and third floors can be found full
stock Of FANCY. RED CHECK and WHITE MAT
TING
ONE PRICE AND GOOD VALUE TO ALL.
W. W. BURDETTE & CO.,
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sAMsTAG Will sell, Thursday, April 18TH, at sue
Ton, Nd gloves. lacFs and fancy gOOiS, at Gut
mans, No. 9I2 eth street.
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To the Cou.uulptiye.

Let those who languish under the fatal severity
OF our climate through any pulmonary complaint,
or even those who are in decided Consumption. by
no means despair. There IS safe and sure rem
CompouE1 OF Cod Liver Oh and Lime" without
the very nauseatng flavor OF the Oil as
Ttn,e t used Is endowed by the Phosphate OF
vi doubly ef1icacous Remarkable testimonials
OF us e1ncacy can be shown. Sold by A. B. VIII
Dor, Chemist Boston, and all druggists
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SAAsTAG will sell at auction. On Thursday, April
12th, large stock Of dry goods, at GutElan,s, g12
fth street
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NeTiCE.-ketS kemethy9. III 8 PI. av:takes one
dCZ fine photos with one thirteenth Painted ter S
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Singing irritation, Inflammation, all Kidney
ana Urinary Complaints, cured by "Buchu-paiba.'
81. II
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with Durkee.S Salad Dressing
Ihere Is no waste Or diSaprointment-yOu are
certain to produce good salad. 1t costs less than
homemade, and is, besides, superb table sauce
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HOwEs business penmanship. Easiest ant
BEST system. Rooms 517 9TH street.
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PUBLIC BEsEFIT,' Unicorn Shirts, Cochrane's
Uptown
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DROPOSALS FOR ICE,

t1hOFUsALS FOR ICE.
OFFICE OF THE PUBLIC PRINTER.
WASHINGTON. ID. c., April Z, 1888
Sealed Proposals Will be received at this office ntt,
Ten OGLQCK A NJ. SATURDAY, APRIL -Four
IEEN H. tor furnishing the Government Printing Of
hce with Ice for the season of 1888.
Bidders viii state the kind OF Ice they propose to fur
nsh he successful bidder will be REQUIRED to furnish
It ~ such Quantities and at such times may be re-
CURED, subject to weight and inspection when rece we'd
The right is reserved to reject any and all bids
Bids will pe endorsed Proposals fer Ice and adj
dressed to the Public Printer. s. P. ROUNDS
api-3t Public Printer.
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ssHOW ARE WE EVER GOING TO GET
through our spring and summers work? We
all run down, tired out before it begins" So say
many farmers family. We answer, go to your drug
gist and pay five dollars for six bottles OF Ayers Sar
saparila- This is just the medicine you need and will
pay compound interest on the investment.
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THAT SLIGHT COLD YOU THINK so LITTLE
u OF may prove the forerunner Of complaint that
may be fatal. Avoid this result by taking Ayers
Cherry Pectora the best of known remedies for colds
coughs. catarrhs, bronchitis incipient consumption
and Ill other throat and lung diseases. apps
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PRESIDENTS PANTY shoot in Unicorn Shirts.
SEsTs! For con.fort Hahn q Co.'S sl.75 Relief II
snOe.
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sANsrAG VIII sell at auction, Thursday. Apri
lxth, SILKS, pushes and yelvetS OF all eolols, a
Gutmans, s12 9TH street
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A WRETCHED looking White woman named Mary
MeC.fr-y was in the prisoners dock at Judge
eneiIS court this morning, charged wi begging
aad being drunk on tire street. Policeman Cole
stated that she bCEs Money for "a large family of
chiIiren- when she A3S no children, but spends
Tie money III whisky. She was sent 10 the farm
fer ninety days.
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PRESIDENTS PARTY boating In UnicOn Shirts.
ASK for Union Labei cigars.
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1or coughs and colds: ''The only article OF the
KIND which has done me good service. 1 want
nothlng hetter"-Rer r. H. craig, OtiSrille, " y
Sold only In boxes Price Is cts.
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LundbOrg's Perfumes.
Edenia, Marechal Mel Rose, Alpine Violet.
Rurne,t,s Cocoaine

THE BEST OF ALL HAIR DRESSINGS.
IL Sllays irritation. removes all tendency to dan
dru1, and 1nvgOrateS the action OF the ciplarieS
In the highest degree, thus promoting vigorous
ana healthy growth OF hair. It's effect upon the
giossiness and richness Of the hair is such as can
not be surpassed.
Burnett's Flavoring Extracts are the best
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BOYS grow better IN Unicorn shirts; Co,
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TO-DAY. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY OF THIS
WEEK.
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SEWING MACHINES. &c

no NOT BUY SEWING MACHINE
Until you have examined and tried the HARTFORD
SEWING MACHINE. Its movements are so easy that
the most delicate lady can il without labor or
fatigue: makes beautiful lock stitch alike ON both
sides and will from fine nainsook 70 heavy
cotton or cloth and leather without alterations We will
send the Hartford for trial to any address without
charge Cell or send to Office for descriptive circu-
lars. &c.
S. OPPENHEIMER Il BRO.
Popular snd Reliable Sewing Machine and Fashion
Rooms,
- o2S STH strict NORTHWEST
mhZ4 St. Cloud Building.
NEVER FORGET MCKINNEY
n lhe Old reliable Sewing Machine man. I am
eUer and not agent and have been too long in The
business TO sell mean machines. l keep everything
worth selling. Renting and repairing.
lZo 421 9Th street northwest
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SILKS! SILKS, Silks.

\. B. The best is the cheapest.
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w. w. BURDETTE & CO..

No. 92s SEVENTH STREET n. W.
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LADIES no tears, re splits Unicorn Shirts.
IHE W EEkLy STAB. large double paper Of city,
TN coiGinLs Hill be sent postpaid for one CELLAR
- Year. Try IT.
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Day Goons.
GRAND OPENING OF

NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS,
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SCRAP PICTURES.

n JAY GOULD al ORA STREET. WONDERFUL
folsst . Buy Ss0s ylstrss Tor ne it6e folksr So
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WORKS OF AKr.-IEch interest Is nan,,oe,aa
sver The collection OF art Eow en- elh,bIf,oa ar tho
Alcsroofa OF Waiter Is. " ms L Co IL embraces
RcElan arps, Italian marble statnary gruGns
Bartle vases, and ether gems OF AIT The sale viii
eontinae this evening &C Z 30 O'Clock, to-tnorrow
. u ocioc, In. and 3 50 aud Z 30 pm. See adj.
veTt!seLlepI
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SMOKE none but union made cigars.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-07
r sh of the Tropics.

A letter from Nassau, in the Bahama is
lands, says: Dame nature in accomplish
ing her work in tropical climes, always
seems to have made the sad mistake Of
doing everything for the eye. She gives
pure air, but it is full OF lassitude. She
creates a vast range of most luxuriant
vegetation, but her trees are small and
their fibers tender. She begets huge va
riety of fruits beautiful to look upon, but
if we except the orange, lemon, pineapple,
and banana, they are for the most part in
sipid and of species which decay so quick
ly that they are rarely or never seen in our
northern markets. In tropical seas her
work is of the same kind. Her fish seem
made to feast the aesthetic eye rather than
the craving stomach. In these crystalline
waters, where clean living is the necessary
habit of the fnny races, one might
expect every fish to at least rival the
flavor of the shad, trout and other
dainty jewellers of northern streams. But,
instead, everything seems to run to color.
The supremest tints of beauty-gold,
orange, blue, green and red-are lavished
wantonly on these tropical tribes of the
sea. Even fish of northern species when
found in the tropics have some added line
of beauty in gold or crimson. The porgy,
for example, is one of the fish most abund-
ant in Bahama water. But here, unlike his
northern kin, he has g scarlet mouth and
deep lines of gold on his scales. Something
in the clear water seems to generate these
vivid tints, and by the same occult pro-
cess extract all fshy esculence, for tropical
fish, with one or two exceptions, taste just
alike. They have negative, insipid fla
vor when cooked-something half way
between fish and cheap Deutschland
when caught they smell more like fresh
meat than fish. Nay, many of these fish
are really poisonous. have heard of one
well authenticated case where some
passengers on Bahama-bound
schooner caught tropical fish
called the barracuda, fierce creature, oft
en- growing to great size, and much resem-
bling in structure and habits the fresh
water pickerel. The fish was cooked and
every man who ate was seriously poisoned
| One of the victims became almost con-
| firmed invalid in consequence of that ter
rible repast. Nevertheless the barracuda
at certain seasons and under particular
conditions, is eaten freely by the Bahama
negroes; and have seen it when sun-drie6
on sale in the Nassau markets. Other fish
however. some of them most beautiful
specimens, are eschewed, and as to some
of them, most absurd notions as to theil
poisonous qualities prevail among the ne
gro race. The squirrel fish, for instance
must never be touched between the eyes
for yellow fever is supposed to be certain
to ensue.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-07

STATE OF AIINNESOTA-COUNTYO OF RAMSEY
O-ss. In Probate Court, Special Term, March
%, 1888.
In the matter of the estate of Ereka c. P. Holmes,
deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of Howard
Hill, executor of the estate of Ereka C. P Holmes,
deceased, representing among other things that he
has fully administered said estate, and praying
that time and place be fixed for examining and
allowing his account of administration, and for
the assignment of the residue of said estate to the
persons thereto entitled by law;
1t is ordered, that said account be examined and
petition heard by the Judge of this Court on Mon
day, the 10th day of April A. D. 1885, at ten O'Clock
q. m, at the probate Office in said county.
And it is further ordered, that notice thereof be
given to all persons interested, by publishing
q copy of this order for three successive weeks
prior to said day of hexring in the DAILY GLOBE,
newspaper printed and published at Saint Paul, in
said county. By the court,
IL s. WIN. B. McGRORTY
Judge Of Probate.
Attest FRANK ROBERT, JR., Clerk.
244w.sat
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EXECUTION SALE-Notice is hereby given that
IL by virtue of execution issued out of the
District Court for Ramsey County, Second Judicial
District, Minnesota, in an action wherein Reuben
B. Galusha is plaintiff and John Denoyer, Mary
Fortune, William Denoyer, Julia Battiste, Julius
Denoyer and Margaret Miller are defendants,
whereby directed to collect $4,000 and inter-
est and costs, have this day levied upon, and on
the oath day of April 1888, at 10 O'Clock q. m, at
the front door of the Court House, in the city of
St. Paul. in said County, will sell at public auction
to the highest bidder for cash, to satisfy the said
execution, all the interest of the said defendants
and of each of them in and to the following de-
scribed real estate situate in the said county,
wit:
The undivided one-sixth of the north sixty feet of
lot 4. and south third of lot in block 6, Rondo's
Addition TO st. Paul; also, the undivided onesixth
Of south twenty feet of the north so feet OF lot Z,
block three 60 PattersOn's Addition to st. Paul.
Dated st. Paul, March 8, 1888.
FRED RICHTER,
Sheriff Ramsey County.
I. Y. D. HEARD, Plaintiffs Attorney.
March 10-Sat-7-w.