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L1Az. LIME, LIME.

We prepared to furnish an excellent quality OF
fresh wood burned Lime to the trade. reasonable
be bad in Washington. in any quantity Also
keep hand all of the best brands Of imported and
domestic Cenents. Calcned Plaster. PAsterers' Hair
and White Sand, &c &c
Klns and Office: 18th street and Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal, d. c. CARTWRIGHT JOHNSTON
Ap2l-3m
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a rorger Fouud dead.

TORONTO, ONT, May a-Lewts, the alleged forrer
who 10 was believed had fed, was found dead last
evening In his room at the Walker house In this
city. The doctor Says he had been dead ror come
hours
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THE CLOSE OF THE FORESTRY CoNeRRss.-After
the close OF the report in yesterdays STAR Dr. Geo.
Vasey, botanist OF the department OF agriculture,
read paper on 1.-THE Distribution OF Forest Trees"
The last paper, BY John s. Hicks, of New York was
enutled emu Planting OF Trees by Railroad Compa-
nies" "A resolution was adopted calling upon In
try education in their Institutions President Lor-
Ing delivered the closing address The next session
VIII be held at Saratoga, n Y, In September next
REslaNED-Chaplain ]. H. H. Brown, U. s. n.
has rendered his resignation to the Secretary OF the
Navy, to take elect Nov. 1st, and it has been acg
cepted.
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U. g. STEAMER AT CoNsTANTINPLk-A cable
message was received at the Navy department yes
terday afternoon from Rear Admiral Baldwin, an
nouncing hts arrival at Constantinople yesterday
on the U. s: s. Quinnebaug, and saying that he
would remain there week, and then proceed to
Athens. He also reported that the flagship Lam
caster Is at Chanak, and the Z. s. 8. Kearsarge at
Sal0nica
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ROCHESTER, \. Y, May 9.-Dennis Gallaher the
phenomenal boy wrestler OF Buffalo, defeated An.
DIRE bristol, the French athlete in mixed Wrest-
ing contest here last night for $500 a side.
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HENRY FRANC,
ONR-P1lcR HAT AND 0Kxx's Fu1NMKMa Houxx
my7 7th and n
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An international Riot.
ENGLIsHMEN GET THE BEST OF THEIR sPANIsH AseAu-


NEW ORLEANS, May S-The steamer Raleigh.
which arrived this morning from Bonacca, reports
that on April Goth a riot occurred between Span
fards and British subjects The latter hold land
grants and the Spanards trespassed upon their
places They were ordered OF, when they attacked
the British with sheath-knlves- TWO men wero
killed ana four were wounded The British took
refuge on the American schooner City OF Havana
and the steamer Raleigh, and while on board these
vessels the Spaniards robbed their houses On
Monday the Engtsh landed with reinforcementA,
captured the gleaders, and received back por-
ton OF the stolen property. The Spaniards are
held subject TO orders from the Honduras govern
ment The English have called On the British con
sui for protection against further outrageS
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Rs NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
The second regular meeting Of the SECOND WORK
lNGMEN'S BUILDING ASSOCIATION, for the pay.
ment Of dues and making advances will be held ct the
hal! corner 8th and northwest. on WEDNESDAY
EVENING May 14th, at 7:30 o'clock 5000 may be OBJ
tanned on one share for repayment OF % monthly Six
Per cent paid on all Investments.
SHARES ONE DOLLAR EACH.
This Association affords grand opportunity to Der.
sons wishing to secure home for slnal monthly pay
ment and is one of the best banking institutions
an investor because loaned only the best
OF security. Constitutions, containing all information
will be given and subscriptions Of stock taken by the
following gentlemen:
Z2d st. n. W.
Jeremiah oConnor Vice President. Grocer. es6 North
Capitol st.
I: D. DAILY, Treasurer. 9. Market Building
VIM y. Bayne, Adams Express, st. n w.
Dennis Fogarty, Express. 1729 9Th st. d w.
John 7. Fallon, Adjt Gems Office OF I33 Nst. Nv
G. W. Bushnell, 10 18th st. n. ".
Peter Mccartney Contractor and Builder, 2I2l n W.
Patrick Larkin. War Dept, coo 22d 1T NV.
Edward .. Corcorsn Builder, I763 LIST a. w.
Geo. w. Moss Superin tendent Adams Express.
VIM. T. Kelly. Bindery, Govt Printing Office
Goetzinger, Merchant Taylor, 1874 7th street A. "
David Riordon, Grocer. 11O1 n. J. avenue
Edward German, Master Plumber, 124 St n.a
Hugh Brosnan corner Sd and g. w.
JOS NJ. Grady. with A. Saks l. Co., ClothferA
Jno: A. Buckley, Grocer. cor. 2lst and NJ.
Neal I: Murray. Attorney at-IAw, 313 4xst
John + Lynch, Secretary, 2004 9th at. n ".
ap26-3 90, ,my3tl<
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SPECIAL Nor1cR

RESPECTFULLY CALL THE ATTENTION OF
ARCHITECTS AND THOSE CONTEMPLATING
BUILDING TO MY STOCK OF FIRST-CLASS
HEATING APPARATUS, AND WOULD PARTICU-
LARLY CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THE
WROUGHT IRON FURNACES FROM THE WELL
KNOWN FACTORY OF REYNOLDS SON. WHICH
I CONSIDER AS GOOD IF NOT SUPERIOR TO
STEAM HEATING AT ONE HUNDRED PER CENT
CHEAPER IN COST. WOULD ALSO CALL YOUR
ATTENTION TO THE WELLrKNOWN FIREPLACE
SPEAR. FOR HEATING TWO OR MORE ROOMS
ABOVE FOR ECONOMY AND HEATING QUALITY
THEY HAVE NO EQUAL. THESE HEATERS AND
FURNACES ARE BEING USED EXTENSIVELY IN
SOME OF THE FINEST HOUSES IN THE CITY.
WHICH WE TAKE GREAT PLEASURE IN REFER
RING TO. A CALL Is SOLICITED AND ESTI.
MATES PROMPTLY FURNISHED
WALTER D. wYvuI. Exc1uuvs Aaxxr.
spa6 No l52 PA AVE- NEAR AZ STREET
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CArT. Z. J. B. STaANa. assistant Quarte7mastes,
has been granted leave until July 9th.
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The ARCTIC STEAMER ALERT, the third and last
vessel OF the Greedy search expedition, will sail
from New York for St. Johns tomorrow morning
at ten O'Clock, commanded by Commander G. w.
department, Will go to New York this evening with
some final papers for the commander. Adjutant
General Drum, General HaZen and few prominent
naval officers will go to New York to witness the
departure OF the Alert.
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Held for SsuffinR Ballcs-Roxe..

LAWRENCE, MASS, May a-Ex-Mayor Saunders,
lfter an examination which lasted several days
vas this morning held in 81 900 for trial on charge
u stuf1ng oallot-boxeS at the last city election
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PERsoNAL-Representative Paige ana Jere: NJ.
Wilson, OF Washington, were registered in New
York yesterday-Mr. Bierstadt has presented to
Miss West, daughter Of the British Minister, pic
ture Of Lake Tahoe-Capt. and Mrs. Tylden, of
Halifax, n. s., are at the Arlington-L1eut-
tention in Savannah, where he is visiting
D. Brine: OF Chicago, is at Willards.---Dr. l. L.
Frederick, OF this city, will sail Monday for Eu-
rope, to study surgery in Berlin and VIENNA
Capt. Carl Stuart Of Stockholm, Sweden, and Mr..
Louis De Barry, Of Rheims, France, are at Chamber
Inns
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ADJUSTMENTS.

WHH Ehc,S1zs Gaaasgqs;s as2 INTERPRETATION,
BALLADS .1EGENpsS e h1s sTS nSD "FEsr1vA1s-
ooseREeA4f1oNHhL II SHn CHURCH.
i&H5
LADS" LEGEND" and 'FESTIvALs" Published
wEpSEsbS aas EVENING MAY 21sr New Poems and
Single Admission Preserved seat) so cents; limited
number Of Course Tickets GReservedD sl No extra
sylyanis avenue.
VIII c,p1rr6yNA yAs51seros; Hn p G. April %; 1873.
Prsciatns the BEAUTIES Of your Ballads 1egends and
and By the suhor
to rive series OF readings from works in this
CITY, ut such time and place suit your convent
~ w. coRcoRAN, JoHNA.LoaAN.
srRsEfS G3AeEk HkrrHEws 24s Taos u MAH1sn txEMk
BESJAMiN HARRISON. y WM l. P. FRYE FRYE.
ynaiN MyAKNEk + mi MILLER PRESTON PLUMB
CHAs T: MaSbERsoN. 8. q. PEATT. I'M
sAHSR S5 ): hAsDaER hasRaiSh HSsSSsk
HW Ri-Yp skoGUM 81 S1NI NATHAN corr. Jh.
/; A,S 5. HHEs%TfT. ! PASMfS +; JAMES.
gNo. y: TiNDLEY. HokaTIo KINa.
JOHN A KAsSoN, 4. R. sPoFFoRn.
,o,oo BRooKLYN, y: Y, May Sd, 1884
HON HoEo ING ESQ 8os 9s1IcE coSK oMSATTKHEH%s Hos
JOHN A. LOGAN. Hon THOS. W. PALMER REV. DR.
others:
DEAR sIRs In response to your polite request Of April
The same. . st The C0SGREGA ATioSAL CHGRcH, on
sy sna Ms hEHNA N3Sx Ms2 a
With thanks for the compliment am si1ceTsly.
FJyHEATER COMIoUE
IN Mattnees: Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
c. The Young California Necromancer. the King Of
Seiii in their refined sketch. Actor in Troubis Tre
mendous hit and re-engasement Of Carrie Ward the
mating vocalist and dancer Carrie Bunean Se eiessnt
soubrette. Grand Melagne of Fascinating Novelties
SsRa Ssh trGT Ts1
some afterpiece illustrating the adventures Of Naughty
E1n SIndRs liz up with the SPRING CHICKEN 9IAib I1i
nIME MUsEUM-A GRAND sRow.
II Unequaled In America for the money.
EVERY AFTERNOON AND NIGHT THIS WEEK
5fg sGD .na RsS HdHNk
The wonderful BRADFORDs; EDWARD MARTIN,
the aSau fsa5 tnf'isb bobRfP EsnSE P1GSkET and
sIsTERs. zEITA. the Fire Queen.
And all the Cqri9sities @ concluding with MAGGIE WILL
Admission to all only 10 cents. my5
Il NAY BALL AND EXHIBITION, ST. Joseph's Hail,
eogner 9th and streets northwest FRIDAY May 9th,
Extra ladies' and children. 8 cents. my3 Ct
PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, &c.
Ho! FOR GREAT FALLs.-THE STEAMER
~ ExCEhsI0R II will commence her regular trips on
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
~ American Explorations in the Ice Zonea By Prof
J. e. Nourse
Right to the Point. DR. Cuyler
Traps for the Young A. Comstock
An Endless Chain. BY Pansy
Franklin SQuart9SOng Collection No q
apps G. G. PURSELL. 4l8 9th street n. v.
WASHINGTON CIRCULATING LIBRARY, 807
~, Iatn street northwest between and Periodi-
Library, SltO Per year. Mrs. G. r. WASHBURN CO.
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STRICTLY ONE.pRICE
Hat AND GENTS FURNISHING HOUSE,
CoREKR 7rH AND D.

We were busy the past week disposine Of Speciates
offered In our first announcement We have concluded
10 still further increase the popularity Of our we'll
known house by the following:
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The officers and employees OF tho Smithsonian In
sntution to-day moved into their new quarters In
the reconstructed east end of the building, and
the event was duly celebrated by unfurlng the
stafS ana sCl1pes from the north tower. This 1s
the first time flag has floated from the building
since Its partial destruction by fire In 1865.
TIE THRTIs.-Secretary Chandler has received
telegram stating that the Thetis one of the vessels
OF the Greely relief expedition, passed Cape Race
at p. m. yesterday.
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Washington News and Gossip

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-pAv.-Internal reve-
nue., $40, ,s7z.0a customs, $sS0, ,s640 o.
SALUTE to the English flag win be fired from
Fort Columbus as the Arctic steamer Alert passes
tO-InQrrQW
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The Boston party, composed OF directors OF che
Mexican Central railway, have arrived Ia the city
Of Mexico.
Patrick Shea, who is serving nve years term In
the Pittsburg penitentiary for burglary, has been
identined as the man VINO murdered Policeman
Patrick Duroy, in St Louis, In l662
Perry johnson tcolored), has been convicted N
New Orleans OF murder In the FIRST degree He
choked his wife TO death on April l3th last
The river has risen q foot AT shreveport La, ana
many plantations below there are under water.
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General Foreign News By Cable.

THE CATTLE DISEASE BILL IN ENGLAND
LONDON, May a.Ihe house OF commons last
night 10y vote OF l2i 10 81 passed the cattle dis
ease bill TO third reading, after protests by Mesrs
Arnold and Broadhurst and others
THR PORTE AND THE EGYPTIAN CONFERENCE
LONDON. May 9-lt is stated that the porte has
replied TO the powers, declaring his adherence to
the Egyptian conference, provided it shall embrace
Ine entlre Egg ptlan question The porte expresses
preference That the conference shall meet &C Con-
stantinople.
SPANISH ELEcTIoss-TELEdRAPH WIRES CUT
MADRID, May 9.-Out or $50 senators elected $50
are supporters OF the governments The railway
and telegraph lines between Lerida and Tarragona
have been cut. This is probably the work OF revo-
luuonists
Kissing PREMIER GLADSTONE.
LONDON May 9.-The Times, tn referring TO the
misses and groans with which Mr.. Gladstone WAS
greeted Yesterday at the opening OF the health
npluon at kenSlngton, Says:-Me are hardly wrong
In supposing that the feeling OF discontent which
has gradually been gathering force since the
apparent, has been immensely Increased by the
treatment or Gen. Gordon.
EGYPTIAN FrSAScEs
CAIRO. May Sit is impossible 70 collect the
revenue In Upper Egypt The government has
consented TO accept The taxes IA Kind, and will
negotiate loan on the amount thereby realized
PARIS, May 2-Ihe ReDubIigue Frasacafse asserts
with great emphasis that France win not consent
to change OF the law regarding the liquidation OF
the Egyptian debt, unless some sort OF European
NJ PoRrEvrS's EXCUSE.
PARIS, May 9.--Several OF the papers this morning
M.
retary OF the French consulate I'm New York who
is now In Paris He retracts the remarks which he
made on board the Normandle during recent yoy-
age TO Havre, expressive or sympathy with the
German people before during and after the Franco
Prussian war; His only excuse is that he was under
the influence OF liquor. he expresses profound
gret that he should have used language Insulting
10 Gen. TeviS (an American officer who served
France during the war and offensive TO France.
ITALY AT THE EGYPTIAN CONFERENCE
LONDON, May 9.-Itfs reported that King Hum
bert, OF Italy, commissioned Isman Pasha, ex-
khedive or Egypt, who is now In London, 10 confer
with Mr.. Gladstone. AT any rate Isnail Pasha had
an audience with King Humbert and the Italian
cabinet before leaving Rome. Italy is desirious or
occupying q leading position in the approaching
conference. All the powers with the exception OF
England and France favor this. Indeed, Austria
and Germany wish 70 place Italy on a perfecS
equality with France In the discussion of all Egypt
ian questions
GEN. GoRDoNS FATE.
LONDON, May 9.-The Cairo correspondent OF the
Times says that persons In authority at Cairo have
received private offers OF funds TO be used In bri-
ing the native tribes TO secure Gen. Gordons safety.
But these ofers have not been accepted, as IL In
well known that Gen. Gordon would refuse 70
St.piar
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NEW ORLEANS, La, May IA special from
Shreveport says: Parties from below here report
that points are being cut at many places ia order
to give the river sIIaighter low ana let the water
out more rapidly. These points hold the water up
which together with the water In the swamps back
OF the planta tons serve TO make a damaging over
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UALKERH 20G 10Th STREET NORTHWEST
w Carpet Lining Felt Shoemaker Port.
land and r. Top CementA Lima Plaster. Pitch, Fat
HsiE. Crockn Tar. Tins. ko AlA
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ARMY CHANGEs-Second Lieutenant ]. W. Benet,
nth artillery, transferred from battery to nghs
battery r. Lieutenant Colonel n. J. Ludingtn,
depot quartermaster general, ordered @ -
spector OF certain clothing at Philadelphia.
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DISTINGUISHED ExcURs1oN1sTs TO MOUNT YER
NoN<-Secretary Freltnghuysen gave large excur-
sion party to Mount Vernon to-day on the q. 8. 8.
Despatch In honor OF the Siamese embassy. One
hundred and fifty Invitations were issued to prom
1nent officials and their ladies' about two-thirds of
which were accepted Among those who were able
10 accompany the visitors Secretaries Freling-
huysen and Chandler, q number OF foreign minis
ters and attaches Of the legations, Justices Miller
ana Gray, and several Senators and Representa-
tveS great many ladies were In the party and
the Marine band was In attendance.
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THE F1NEsr LINE Or STATIONERY

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Correspondence Cards. gilt edge only is cts per box
Also Initial. Days OF the Week, Washington and
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Alligator. Hammered. Silver French and Linen Paper
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Engraved Copper Plate with fifty cards only "a cents
My , Books1A Book Washington Winter. by g Lincoln;
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T AIDES ATTkNTIoN,
LATEST PARTISAN MODES IN HAIR GOODS
MILE M. J. PRANDI
Al MRS. n. ]. HUNTS. 1909 STRErr
GREY SHADES!
RHEA WAVES SINGLED BAN6Ss
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H>HSo THE BOARD OF LADY MANAGERS OF
the .,rdnsas "a .d IA. aRpreeiatine
friends A. tSe Ea;r i.st aaI Tsre tn saeir msny
nreciafon ~ tho sar;o. IA t nSl Sp-
cere thsnts for fhair Ssnerons efnrts s
have been enabled to accompiish 30 Sfvns rsn snsy
o1 ~~ OnDIn ~~ O1 1aE bOAKD:
~ HOWARD UNIVERSITY THEOLOGICAL
w department The anniversary exercieee win he
held Ia the Lutheran Memorial church CDR Butlerss)
corner l4th and n streets THIS {FRIDAY) EVENING
at O'Clock Addresses BY the graduating clssa All
friends Of the institution are invited to attend 1t
REX y;.. DR. sAILAgRET "a bl.I Na;1: >. or NEW X9aK
Rs q ::
among them. IT.
- = 3 :, - s777,;1;;To1 , o7,7; -
tS ohace.s and members Xin meet THIS EVENING
g. % maze arrsnsements t1T the {unero Of Bro ISAAC
onAoAEx. Tuneral on SoNRAI, AZ 1Slockp p m.
nR ANTI- MONOPOIY DISTRICT CoNVFH-
w NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Anti -Nononolv Te.1ra ~
Dist ric ~ CcIr,o6;" M.T 1874 80 Il; .uH
pathv win anti prncines a nromn1o,s ~
Their national conyenfo1 feld at Chicarn I'y 9Saa
are reouested to mset st Aasociafion Han fSS
10 Ma sIn At & elect four dele
Chicago May il. 1881 u n. Hill. -
IT Member N.tionsl Committee for D. G.
w Real Estate Broker
Has removed his Office to
No 1926 street northwest.
mye-Sm Money 70 Loan.
n~1o SPECIAL NOTICE-LEFT WITH ME- FOR
w Sale-Te1 bottled Of very superior old MadeSra
Wine. vintage Of 1914 JOHN Il GAGRUDER ixl7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-09

MONTREAL, May 9.-Embarrassments In the
leather trade here are still on the increase. Mar
tin & Alcombrack, OF Bedford, have failed; labiu-
ties $4,000. AlphonSo Wagnan is under arrest on .
charge OF forgery Ia connection with the failure OF
his leather firm OF Hamel Wagnan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-09

A TUE RACE took place last evening between
Messrs. Warner, Reed, Whalen, Sullivan, Brown
the AQueduct bridge and return. The race, which
was very laughable, was won by Mr. The0. Warner.
Time, 80 minutes.
TIKI CANAI.-Arrived-Boat Round Top, with 800
barrels OF cement
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r@P NORTH GERMAN LLOYD sTEAMSHII
S~S COMPANY,
BALTIMORE to BREMEN
Direct.

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GS 426 7th street southwest
and get refreshing glass Of pure soda water
Prescriptions carefully compounded my6
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ID RECTLY TAU6HT-By simple method. in one
quarter for only 90 Parlor open Mondays, Wednesdays
and fridAys from to 10 p. M- GEUkGE DRAEGER,
2l2 q street northeast my7-6t
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DROF. T. E. PHIPPS' THIRTEENTH ANNUAL
Il MAY BALL AND EXHIBITION. St. Joseph's Hall,
corner 5th and streets northwest, FRIDAY May 9th
1884. Tickets IS cents, admitting gentleman and lady
Extra ladies' and children. = cents. my3 Ct
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s1oNsR OF THE LAND OFFIcE.-To-day, the United
States ex rel City OF San Francisco, and Thomas
Knight by MI. George C. Hazleton, applied for q
land ONCE to compel him To prepare and present to
the President patent OF The lands embraced in
the plat and survey made OF the Pueblo lands
approved by the land ofi1ce November 1Ith, 1873
A rule was made by Judge Hagner returnable on
the 10th.
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he EXPLAINS AND JUsTIFIEs THE COURSE OF THE
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE, AND ANSWERS CHARGE
THAT THE DEPARTMENT CoNNIvED AT THE DIS
AIssAL OF THE CAsE-URGENT EFFORTS MADE TO
INDUCE THE ATTORNEY GENERAL TO DESIST FROM
THE PROSECUTION, ETC.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-06-01
An Extraordinary Razor

HAS BEEN INVENTED BY THE QUEEN's =
IL OWN co. Of England. The edge and
body IL 90 THIN and FLExIBLE AS NEvzh
TO REQUIRE GRINDING. and hardly ever
vaIvet' making shaving quite . luxury. II IL
creating A GREAT EXCITEMENT IN Europe
among the experts, who pronounce It PEI
FFOTiON. Two dollars in buffalo handle; y
in ivory. Every razor. TO be genuine, mus
TN An JOSEPH, GAL CLAY street, San Fran
cisco, the only place in the United statei
where they are obtained. Trade supplied
sent BY mail 100 extra or O. o. D.
The queens own Company having
enlarged their factory, are now msnng ~ FEAni z ~
POCKET KNIVES. HUNTING KNIVES sno
sOIesORS, of the same quality % their mar
yelously wonderful Razor. seS-lyd3w
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-06-01

ST. JOHNS CHAPTER. MO. 8.
UyHE STATED ooEvooATIoNs OF 81
Il Johns Chapter, No. 8, 4. a. M. VIII Ds
heid 1t Masonic Hall. on the Saturday next sue
ceeding the pale Of the moon in each montn.
All Royal Arch Masons. in good standing ar
''' L.w. THOMPSON, Il. P.
yoHr z. JONES, Secretary.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-06-01

BEATIFIg LODGE. NO. 2, H. OF r.,
HEEETs EACH FRIDAY OF EVERY
M month. st O'Clock p. NJ, ct its Castle
Hall. IN the Rokard- Foley tzilding.
All Brother knights, In good standing. are
fraternity Invited to attend such meetings.
e. N. ROBINSON, O. O.
W. e. DAVIDSON, K. Of r. and B.
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MOUNrAIN LODGE NO. ~, 1. .. OF.
HrFFr EVERY WEDNESDAY EVENING
M At ODD Fellows Hall, at o'clock. AL
members Of the order, in good standing, ara
invited to attend. A. J. DURHAM, N. @.
VS.. BEARD, 3. 3.
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EUREKA LODGE. NO. 10. r. q A. M.
THE STATED coMMuHIoArroEs OF Eu.
rekA Lodge, no. 10, r. b A. NJ, Will be
held in Odd FellewI Hall Saturday on or Do
fore the full moon.
Members Of sister lodges, and solournlne
brethren in good standing. are cordially inyit
ed 10 attend. A. L. GERALD, W. II.
JoHr Il. JOINS, Secretary.
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SOCIETIES.

EUREKA LODGE, No. ~, 1. D. .. #.
NJ HEETs AT THE FOLEY & RICKARD
M Building every Thursday evening at
O'Clock, Brethren In good standing are cor
daily invited to attend.
L. o. BENEDICT, r. 3.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Tell the children to cut out and save tho comic
silhouette pictures a. they appear from issue TO
issue. They win be pleased with the collection.