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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1883-05-31
NOTICE FOR PRE- .eMpIloN PROOF.
II II REES.
LAND OFFICE AT

Lewiston I. 7. May Q. 1883.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following named settler has filed notice Of
his intention to make final prouf in support Of
his claim. and that said proof will be made
at this Office on Monday, June IS. 1888. viz :
Henry IL. Rees. hume $50 for the sw or section
tip 30 5 v. He names the following wit
nesses to prove his continuous residence upon.
and cultivation Of said land. viz: AP Coop.
er. Murphy, Church. A Norris. NJ S
Freeman, N Johnston, OF Genesee. l. T.
]. NJ. HOWE.
81 Register.
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NOTICE FOR HOMESTEAD PROOF,
LAND OFFICE At

COITdX W. I. Nay IU 1883.
DANIEL N WHITE.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the following named settler has filed notice
Of his intention to make final proof in support
Of his claim, and that said proof will, he IN ade
at the U. S. Land office at Colfax W. T. on
June 25th 1883 II a. m. viz: Daniel NJ. White
who made hi No. 2s9 for the lots ] 2 AMI l
and nj Sc az sec IL tpll n r45 e, W NJ. lie
names the following witnesses to prove his con
tnuous residence upon and cultivation Of said
land. viz: b. IL. Mohler and Jack Fislar Of
Garfield county W. T., l.. Goldsmi,n and Kay
Wordsworth Of Lewiston P 0. l. !.
j. NJ. ARMS IkoNG,
326 Register.
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NOTICE FOR PRE- eMPTlON PROOF.
AID BARTLEY.
LAND OFFICE AT

a D NNI LEI.
LAND OFFICE AT
Lewiston |, 7. April 80, 1885,,
NJ Office Is HERR BY GIVEN THAT TH1
~ follow ing named settler has fled notis0
of his intention to make final proof in support
Of his claim, and that said proof will b made
before b. +. Morris, dept dist clerk. let judi
cial dist l at his offce at Mt. Idaho, l +. 81
SATURDAY,, June 2. 1883, 10 m Wis: AbraA
b Bartley, D. S. No. us for tho ut ~
30 tp 30 Ir2c. He names the following
witnesses to prove his continuous residence uP-
on, and cultivation of. said land, via: Gee.
higgins. A A Harris. J Atkinson, ] II Crooks
Of Graugeville, |. 7.
30 J. NJ. Hows, Register.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1883-05-31
LOST.

NROM TWO NILES WEST OF COTTON
wood On the 22d of May, by breaking
stake rope, one gray mare branded j. p. (con-
nected) and one dark brown mare branded with
a boot. both brands on left shoulder Both
mares had hslters on, formerly the property
Of d. A Stevens, near Lewiston. A suitable
reward will be given for the delivery of the
Same ta me at Cottonwood, or knowledge Of
their whereabouts. +. GABEL.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1883-05-31
NOTICE FOR HOMESTEAD PROOF.
GEHRD BULLWINKAL.
CLAIM 0EFICR

Lewiston |. 7, April 30, 1883,
1T Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the following named settler has died NOTED
of his intention to make final proof in support
of his claim and that snid proof will b msiS
at this Office on Tuesday, June ~. 1888. 10 40
FOR the or 40 ar sec 10, sw qr ~ ar ~ H.
NV or NV ar SEQ "A and ne Or ne ar go Is. -
81 nr5w. He names the following Witnesses
to prove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation. of said land, viz: J. ksmbitsshs
NJ. Carbun. ]. Healey, .. Hodgins, d. Hsalsys
". j, Mervin Of Genesee, l. T.
J. NJ, HowB.
20 Register,
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1883-05-31
NOTICE FOR HOMESTEAD PROOF.


LAND OFFICE AT
Lewiston, I. T., May ~, 1888.
NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following named settler has fled notice Of
his intention to make final proof in support Of
his claim, and that said proof will he made at
this once, on Tuesday. July 10. 1888. 10 n m
viz: Iialvor II Smith. home :4I efor the swt
sec 70 tip 3sn raw. lie names the follow
ing witnesses to prove his continuous residence
upon, and cultivate of, said land, viz II
Fenson, E johnson, + Rice, A A Lesr, Of
GeDeses p. @. l. 7.
J. N. HOWE,
3s6t Register.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1883-05-31

NOTICE. All persons are forbidden from
using or taking water from the Lewiston
ditch or putting wheels or other obstruc.
tons in the same, without first obtaining
permission. JOHN BKEARLEY.
April 10, 1883. 27-tf
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that an applica.
ton will be made to the board Of county
commissioners of Nez Perez county at their
regular session in July 1883, for license to
maintain and operate n ferry across the
Clearwater river, at the crossing Of the Lew
iston and Potlatch road at the mouth of tho
Hatwai. SAMUEL LEWIS.
Lewiston, I. T., May %, 1883. 34-2t
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CITY JCTS

Gee. II. Lake jewoler, Lewiston. IT'D
Tho streets are dusty.
Strawberries are IN season.
Next Monday is special election.
Examine our legal column thi, week.
The Tians-contnental show was a blk
Il Lewiston going to celebrate the Fourth
Yesterday was the National Decor alton Day.
1.-THE hint was better than a kick S, they
loft.
Every voter should 60 to the polls and vote
Monday.
DR.. ]. H. McCallic, of Moscow, called on us
this week.
eta ia, good night y but he would mt take
the hint.
Save additional tax by voting for Lewiston
nsxt Monday.
Judge Wing and A. +. Parker are on the
Potlatch.
WAT. HES. --Geo. II. Lake Is agent for The
celebrated Rockford watches. the best in use.
daily mail has boon established from Low
ton to to Spokane, commencing to N orrow.
laws of the twelfth session Of the Idaho legisla-
ture.
c. G. Kress, I. N. Maxwell and J. w Poe
returned from the north and report matters ia
vorable.
pair of boots was found in the hail. They
looked like Moscow hoof had been in them
They was so n-e-i-c-o.
A. Leland and N. d. IIolbrook left this city
o. monday last for the north ON the question
Of relocation of the county seat.
Young men Especially members of church
choirso should never be seen so late ut night
Is far up as tho Bttner garden.
Moscow has showed what foul material it is
populated with during the present campaign.
Nothing is too low for them to do, to try and
gain votes.
Normal begins Monday June 4th. Book
Keeping in the evening from to 9 Pm; in the
morning from to 10! the exercises will ID in
arithmetic, read and language lessons.
Moscow men have circulated over north that
they had already deposited the So 600, in cash,
in the county treasury, and got receipt for it.
Such statements are utterly false. Not one
cent has been paid in.
Mr., Ashby and Geo. Northrup. of Moscow,
gave us friendly call this week. We are
creditably informed that Mr.. A. brought the
bonds (the "solid men" of Moscow gave) to
have them put on record.
condolancc party and strawberry festival
will be held in the lawn in trout of Judge
Bucks. on Friday evening. June |, from till
10 O'Clock. Ice cream, Strawberries, archery
and music. All are invited to attend.
The people of Moscow seem to be very much
afraid of Lewiston seeing any of their paulph
lets, which they have printed and circulated
north. They ashamed of their work and
falsshoods, and dare not come out like men
Prof. Gardiner will hold teachers lin stitue
in this city during the last week in August
next having already secured the promise Of a
humber of citizens, to board the teachers during
the week and the promise of a number of edu-
Gators to assist in the institute.
HORSE TH,EvEs.-J. p. Stevens of this city
was informed OF a mare and colt being on the
opposite side Of Snake river belon gng to Him
and that he was told that an Indian had eol
the animals. On learning this, Mr.. S, with
che necessary papers for the arrest of he Indi-
an, went to the man whom had bought the
mare and colt and got them, hut did'at get
the red man. Such work as this went do, OF
lao afI
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1883-05-31
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

LAND OFFICE AT
Colfax W. T. May 4th 1888.
NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following namod settler has filed notice OF
his intention to make fnAl proof in support OF
his claim and that said proof will be made at
the u S. Land Office ut ColfAx ". 7. on July
IS 1858, 10 a. m. viz: Conrad Disthslm who
made homestead entry ZOOS for the set sec. &C
tip Is r 46 east Mo names the following
witnesses to prove his continuous residence up.
on and cultivation Of said lsad, viz: John
kirchner, Matthias Karbuhn, Norman Susi-
bch, John kechel Of Unioatown. W.T..
J. M. ARMSTRONG,
81 Register
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1883-05-31
NOTICE FOR PRE. EMPTl0M PROOF,
3 R SOUTHWICK.
LAND OFFICE AT

Lewiston, I. T., Nav ~. 1883.
Office Is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has fled notice of his inten-
ton to make 6nal proof in support Of his claim.
and said proof will be made before T Green
J. p, for Big Potlatch precinct, Nez Perce 90.
T.. at his ufics in said precinct, on Saturday
July 7. 1883. 10 . m. via: stephen R South
wick, Dis 1852, for the vi set and u swt SEQ
20 tp 38nrl v. He names the following
witnesses to prove his continuous residence up.
on, and cultivation Of. said land, viz: J W
McFadden, q B Mccoy, A d Mccoy Of Cam
eron, Idaho Territory.
33.6t J, M IlowE, Register
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-12
The Women. Ho.pital.
ANNUAL REPORT or THE oFfIcERs-A RECORD RE-
NsRKABLE EOR ms ERYEpoN ERnA M krHS

ANNUAL REPORT or THE oFrICERs-A RECORD RE-
VARIABLE FOR IT'S FREEDOM FROM DkArHS
The report OF Columbia hospital for women and
Lying-in asylum was submitted TO the Commits
sioners to-day by the surgeon IN charge, DIT. r. J.
Murphy. The report OF the president Mr.. William
Paret, refers TO the evidences OF good management
and skillful treatment presented by the absolute
freedom from deaths In the many cases OF child
BIRTH and the minutely small proportion of deaths
from other causes
Dr. Murphy's report states that four deaths only
are recorded as occurring in the medical and sur
gical wards, and ia the ying-in wards no maternal
death Is recorded There were lI3 children dev
cred. which, with the l56 OF last year, makes total
OF se9 deliveries Instrumental, pretematural. and
natural), without single maternal death There
has been no case OF puerperal fever I'm two years.
and no case OF gathered breast in the last 1l3 de-
hverieS- The tnfanttle mortality reached only as
against for the preceding years.
Inc report OF Columbia hospital diSpenSary for
the year, and AZ under treatment At present Pre-
Scr1ptions compounded, l5s.
The report OF the treasurer. j. I. Mitchell. shows
that the amount OF appropriation nom the general
government was $15.0D and the amount received
nom pay patients So -, the average daily eX-
penditureS being s5i 81 and the average cost per
diem for each patient Sis 81 He mentions The
completion OF the west wing OF the hospital build
ing, Tor which Congress, In August. 1872 approprt-
ated $4,000. The treasurer says that the eInbar-
rtSSlneut In accounts caused by the failure OF the
former proprietor to pay certain taxes. as he had
stipulated, had been settled by the District Com
unpaid taxes and asking Congress TO provide for
the remainder
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District Government Affairs.

REPORT OF TELEPHONE AND FIRE ALARM SERVICE
he report of Henry X. Miles, general supernten-
dent telegraph and telephone service has been re-
ceived 10y the Commissioners. Ii shows that there
were transmitted over the telephone circuits be-
tween July 1St. 1S2, and June 3oih 1885, inclusive,
@SS4 recorded messages pertaining To police bust
ness, against S2.126 for the previous year. IL Is
thought that at least an equal number OF messages
were transmitted by telephone, OF which no record
was kept.
During the year not less than fifty miles of new
lines We're erected for the purpose OF extending the
leitphoGe service. and five new signal boxes We're
added TO the fire-alarm service The expenditures
FOR the support OF the department for the year
given 10 DETAIL footing up at ais91 He says the
growth OF the city calls loudly for corresponding
Increase In the number OF tre-alarm signal boxes
and he urges the Introduction OF at least fifty new
signal boxes.
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Travellers Enide.

PENNSYLVANIA ROAD.-T aims leave B. p sta.
ton, 9Th and sts NV, as follows: For New York.
Philadelphia and the East-A.M., 500 {ex), 931
Omitted ex), l0:40 tex) PM, lao (eX), 4:lO
ieS), $50 eS) and 1929 (ex) On Sunday-PM.
4:0 texo $50 texl, 1920 tex.l For Boston, daily,
without change of cars, 100 Pm. (ex.G on Sunday,
40 Pm. (ex) For Pittsburg and the West, daily,
M, $50 Chicago iimtted); so fast 1ine) p. NJ
73o (eXl, $50 (eA.l For Rochester, Niagara Falls.
Buffalo, etc.-P. NJ, daily except Saturday, $50
Eex) For BalttmOre-A.M., $40. 500. 930 950 TO- 40
PM, 1s3O 3:a5, 420 44O CO. $50, $50 and 10 20 On
and 1920 For Elmira and Lockhaven, daily, except
Sunday, AN, $40 (ex.l For Richmond and the
SOuth-A.M., $50, HOO daily; PM. 500 daily eX-
cept Sunday. For Annapolis and POpe'S Greek line
AM, GAO; PM, 40, except sunday. For AleXan-
dra-AM $50, 72O. $40, HOO, $780, NJ. 200 4:3O
800 Ga. 500 and 1880. On Sunday-A-M., 6:aO $50,
HOO PM, 500.
BALrMoRE AND OHIO RA11RoAp-Trafns leave
the station, corner OF N. j. ave. and ST., fol-
lows: For New York and Philadelphia and the
East-A. NJ, 610 (ex.) p. NJ. 500 (ex), $40 (exD
On Sunday p. NJ. 800 (eXl, $40 (ex.) For Chicago
Cincinnati, st. Louis and LOuisyille-A. NJ, ad5
lex), 1915 tex.l p. NJ, 1910 (ex.) For Pittsburg
Cleveland and Detrolt-A. NJ, $50 (ex) Pm. g. %
Ie SS daily For Baltimore on week days-A NJ,
1870 sso, 2;ss, s!Oo $40, 400, 4:4O, sac, ZOO
$40, 1000, $40. 11:31 For Baltimore on SUNDAYS
A. NJ. 6;30, 7:45, 800. 1906 Pm, les 235 Am
4:40, $40, ZOO, $40, $40 For Annapolis-A M GAO
1910 +. NJ, 4:40. On Sunday-9O0 A. NJ, 4:49 r. NJ
For way stations between Washington and Baltd-
more-Ae NJ, $40, 500 NJ, 1910. $50, 4:4O, ZOO,
1880 For stations on Metropolitan Branch-A M
7:45 daily except Sunday. $50 p NJ, AS, 5:45 daily
For Staunton-s3O A. NJ 6.a,y except sunday For
Fredertck-83O, 1915 A. h. an.. as r. NJ daily ex-
ecpt Sunday. For HagerStown-lOl5 A. NJ daily
except Sunday, SIS p. II daily.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-12
Strong Stock Market.

FRACTIONAL ADVANCE TO-DAY.
NEW YORK, Nov. 12.-The Erefifg Posts financial
article says The activity and strength Of the stock
market on last Saturday was continued for the
Jority OF the list this forenoon. with advance TO
II 30 o'clock, OF & TO per cent the general list,
the latter on Canada southern to 50. The largest
advances ON other stocks, however, were only
fractional, except for a few outside stock, viz:
{. c. c. and l.. 2h to g.: New York and New
England, to 80 =. The largest part of the
stocks, viz: Lachawanna, s5,400 shares, with
the net result OF an advance of \: st. Paul,
$4,000, With an advance Of u, Lake shore. 81 800
Shares price unchanged from Saturday; LouiSv lille
and Nashville, 1000 shares. with Il decline OF q;
oregon and Trascontnenta, 81. 200 shares, with de-
cline OF per cent; Erie, 800 shares, with decline
OF "a. Railroad bonds Were either higher or I'M
changed. Government bonds were \ lower for the
3S Money on Gallon stock collaterals was and ~
in the forenoon
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BARNES Dn,,a,sl this liz nv, N,,,.,, 49, ,o,l. 100
at o',lock STSANSt th@ h,l,,ys, -, g n 'i,,,,
H. L., ,,s,.:,,- .-..
"a - m n,sh = ~ ffS'
~ -. ;,,,.'i', :. !. ~, h ~, = o'I'
r. hh,s,,sI IN I. - .,,is Ut al
- ~ mn nv "io'e
Past her suffering past her pain
Case 10 waan f.r tnar< prs VAIN
Calm tn. ttlnuli of Not., lr.,,st
For she who suffered : rest
The relatives and friends Ar, reSrs,.f, - 40.
tend her funeral IRON h.r r,.siierca NJ led 81, -,
northwest on Tuesday =, t,,n ,,,-l,.ri ;, a.
III AVN NJ. Ma Tr ,,1> -.
half ,,ast oclo L tbis rioro, 49,, =, -
native of the Parish Of Gale County krry, irlnd M
the eighty-6fth vear II her asre ' -S' ~ i'' 40
at o.lock - M frs,la her l.t., r,si.'n,, "a ~
son alley northeast ,.
GERNHARDT ON the morning ~ N,,,..,,,,o, ,.,l,
lss3 af ,,'.ln.l GFpRgIS t.ppS "a ,l,rr
siNty fifth wear If his a.,. -" IN"
Funeral viii tskc pls,q, fr,r HE la,a residence ,sI-
Iwelith strs,t north" st AT o'clok pm wesiu Sday
rue r,la'iNts ana iTtildis VI Ia, fanny
are respectfully invited to attend. -
k1DDER Departed this life IN Sr-,Iav -,,--,-
DER IT NontTsalier NJ a,1sl .,xtx,,, - ~ "iD-
ri, His funeral VII TAX. Ilaro from the rslcnr" ~
IhnnlaS Greer 2D street, on Tuesday, tl- lih in
slant. AT O'Clock
KING November IL lssa MAURICE N KING
fourth of sui Nsr,- -
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.
Special SALE OF P1Asos AND OnoAss.

No IA superb Square Grand Piano ine
massive rosewood case inlsid with pearls
heavily carved legs and Tyre. very powerful
and sympathetic in tone took the first prize at the great
American Institute Fair purchased cost of III 100.
now in perfect order with all modern improvements
Price $l65 cash If sold before November 18th No2I
genuine VIM Knabe Co. in style nearly like No nearly
Sa25 No g.. :, Hanes Bro square Piano; $3.50 on
worth 800 No. "A full sized threestrineed Cabinet
Grand Upright. used three months standard make and
Piano in perfect order with stool and cover only $50
No Good Square Piano, for practice only $50 No
Daniel Beatty Organ; cost $l25; has II stops: SIS
no ySeT prgnns fully TaIaHsed $50 No 1OThe
IS monthly payments; the only organs in the world
Contalnlng real chime of bells
N. B-Libera prices allowed for second hand instru-
ments in exchange bring DEPOSIT you will need it
no refusal given without deposit.
Remember the place.
c. J. REED
Mo 433 1th street northwest
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The Naval Medical Corps.

ANNUAL REPORT OF SURGEON GENERAL WALES-HE
SUGGESTS THAT THE WASHINGTON HOSPITAL BE
TURNED OVER TO THE MUSEUM OF HYGIENE.
Surgeon General Wales Of the navy, In his annual
report, recommends that chronic cases Of sickness
and those likely to be Of long continuance be sent
to general hospital at a central point, such as
Norfolk. Hither he would transport the manufac-
turing and distributing laboratory now in New
York, and fifty or so of the insane patients usually
at the government asylum at Washington. The
Washington hospital, he recommends. should be
turned over to the museum OF hygiene. which
has proved to be a gratifying success,
and which has long since exceeded It's
contracted quarters. The library has grown
to about 5000 volumes, and especially rich
in sanitary and nautical literature. The expert
ment Of establishing libraries Of eeference at all
stations and crcu attng medical libraries in ali
fleets has been success, and Will be continued.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-12
Architect HIPS Annual
Report.

WHAT HE SAYS OF THE RECENT INvEsTIG ATOM
The annual report OF ex-Supervising Architect
Hill gives detailed account of the condition OF the
various public buildings throughout the country,
with the cost Of construction, alterations and
pairs There is nothing In the report OF local nature
Mr. Hill, in concluding his report, says that the
recent investigation of this Office, extending
period OF nearly four months has seriously nerfeed
with the preparation OF plans for new buildings
and the commencement OF work thereon, but work
on buildings already commenced has not been re-
tarded the current routine duties Of the Office Lay-
ing been performed without material interruption.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-12
Latest Foreign News BY Cable.


A MIDNIGHT MEETING OF SOCIALISTS.
LONDON Nov. 12-Ihe London correspondent OF
the Plymouth Mercury reports that the police OF
London prevented socialist procession with a
olacH nag Inscribed "Starvatlon," from approach
Ing Guild hall on Friday night during the lord
mayors banquet. The socialists, the dispatch
states, afterwards held midnight meeting, at
which incendiary speeches were made
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-12
POLICE COURT-.yydoe Smell
News Briefs.

Hon; NJ. Stewart, OF Ravenna, Ohio announces
himself candidate for the U. $. Senate, and says
further he intends to secure the support OF Mr. =
j. Tilden, whose personal friendship he claims
Flathead Indians visited the Crow agency at Iiy.
1ngSton, Mont, and stole fifty ponies They were
pursued 10y the Crows and fight ensued resulting
In the killing OF two OF the Flatheads and wound
Ing OF one Crow. The ponies We're recovered.
Levy, the cOrnetist. has received a copy OF the
decree OF final separation from his first wife
Cyrus L. Simkins a letter carrier ia Cincinnati
since 1866. was arrested Saturday for stealing mo-
ney from letters
GeOrg~ S. Davis, confidential bookkeeper to the
publishing firm OF ID. Appleton Co., New York, for
the past eleven years, is an embeZZIer.
The Exposition at Louisville, Ky, closed yeSter-
day, after being open 102 days
bed OF valuable mari has recently been diScov-
cred near Cambridge, Md.
The democrats OF Virginia Will celebrate their
victory In Lynchourg tonight, In Richmond to-
morrow night, IN Petersburg Thursday night, and
in Norfolk and Portsmouth On the aoth.
Dr. j. H. ZuckertOrt, In New York Saturday be-
gan twelve simultaneous games or chess 'blnd-
folded" with as many dill erent play erS He lost
five, won 1--WE and two Wen drawn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-12
BrOckwav in Cont.

NEW YORK. Nov. 12.-Wm. E. Brockway, Nathan
lei b. Foster and Lewis Martini the three counter
letters arrested yesterday, were arraigned in court
to-day. and at the request of Inspector ByrneS were
remanded until Wednesday next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-12
The American Terminus of Benefits

BOSTON, Nov. 12--An agent OF Benefits cable has
Deen examining The shore at Eockp0rt, Mass, and
stated that ii has been decided TO locate the terminus
there at spot called LObloly at the south end Of
the town
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-12

| DURING THE ABSENCE of the chief OF engineers
Iieut--CoL John G. Parke, corps Of engineers, WILL
by direction Of the President take charge of the
Office OF the chief OF engineers and perform his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-12

ST. Louis, Nov ia-+ien- W. T. sherman arf1Nsd
here this morning nom New York. There was no
reception AT the depot zen sherman drove ~
rectly 10 his residence on Garrison avenue " here
he passed the morning receiving visitors
BAD PHILApErPHIA DErFcTTvES.-The Phnadei
phia Press of to-day publishes eNpoSs NJ the
methods employed by some OF the detectives In that
city OF securing rewards for the detection crime
ana criminals nom all the parties concerned. case
cited where the city Was sued and JudI ment rem
dered Tor the payment OF reward for the of
morse THIEF. This suit was brought I'm the name
or another man. who had assigned his night "a the
money 10 one OF the detectives and the money Was
paid TO the latter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-12

THE P1NTA's ORDERs-Orters have been issued
by the Navy department to the q. s. s. Pnta, now
at New York, to proceed at once to San Francisco
via Straits of Magellan The Pinta will relieve the
U.S.S Adams on the Alaskan station unless a
change should be decided necessary.
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fs'HoAAS DOWLING Auctfcneer
tNLiHf STOCK OF FINE GOLD JEWEIRY OF F.
IlANNARONE, No 50I11 Pc NNSYLVANIA AVE
- T. NDEk THE NATIONAL HOTEL, AT
CONSISTING OF
A-S'' t'"t NatehS. Silver Watches ami Chains, La
81: Rings. in sets and plain 1.Itlpneus seal aud
l+L isiisES Scarf Pins. EaTriIIgS. sets .ewciry
SiTyr Buttons. Sc Fine assortment Eye GLASSES
Gold ~" rtacit. bi4ra Glasses Field Glasses, Their
1!"iI-tcr-. lar-e Regulator Fancy and MIn;.l
fork firH-Fr'"f Sal, Silver amounted Show Cases
Fixtures
II b. s.'ii q ancon in the Glove preInsss on MON
pAN aEd itt-SDAI. NOVEMBER TW EIFTH aud
IHIfsjE ~ ~. commencing THREE a!ai SEVEN
ttlf" h fN each day Goods Will he view ard at
}'r!y sale W - day - sale. 1,i-Ix,is