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TTNHOA1As BOWLING, Auctioneer
IMPORTANT SALE.
THE STOCK OLA
HARNESS
MANUF ACTURER
To Be Sold at
PUBLIC AUCTION.
Without Limit to Close the Entire Stock,
THURSDAY and FRIDAY,
FEBRUARY FOURTEENTH AND FIFTEENTH. Al
TEN O'CLOCK SHARP.
At Thomas Dowling's Auction Rooms corner Pennsyl
vania avenue and l1th street,
Washington, D. c.,
Consisting of over
500 HARNESSES.
Latest and best style custom.mado
COACH. CARRYALL, EXPRESS, BUGGY, TRUCK
SINGLE AND DOUBLE HARNESS,
Some Of them finest goods made.
The above offers the remarkable opportunity for
secure goods in this line ever offered as the sale il
positive. to the highest bidder. Each Harness will be
the balance Of each lot s'sn ~ n''' buyer 10 'AAs
one Ut at % ahs M
Of the sale and attend.
w be made 9 9ss the s1ys
feb7-d&ds Auctioneer.
TNHOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer
AUCTION SALE OF I gyGEEEE HOUSEHOLD
STOCK BUGGY Thf MAs2S RAk ks' FARMING
NEAR UNIONTOWN. D. G.
9P Sn. WI F. ISL
residence located on Benning's Road about 70 miles
from Uniontown, and immedi.tely opposite TIE Con-
HandsSme walnut Plush Pasior Set. Fancy Folding
tabs
ings, Mattresses Feather Pillows and Bolsters Fine
h S s9s fsae s' bn s
Chair China s and Toilet Cooling
Horse .sef s4a:.. s ss 81.
cr sTms Ct S20 and under cash that
interest Ii aa
TNHOMAs DOWNING Auct,oneer
' REAL Es sIa Fl in ' dEokGEToWN Ao'hD
By virtue Of the power and authority in vested
Isabelle Rays TW WIN esr PUBLIC
IS sss At FOUR p6 Nc
front Of the premises all those certain pieces parcels
dton to Georgetown in the Dist let of Columbia 'front.'
ming back with that and sws s
9 Us x the
brick house with cellar and attic Also the alley
and from richard to
Stephen Csssin dated January 90 1887 and recorded
.i x;a Iss asmssssa ninety 81. ss in Be..
to s1d and within the
point distant feet from the southeast
and running westwardy on the north line Of BeaI
street feet more less to the east line Of
north hundred and twenty to tn rear line Of
said lot thence eastwsrdy and parallel with the rst
line twenty two feet more less aud thence SOUTH
wardly one hundred and twenty feet to point Of Begin
Terms of Sale One-fourth of the purchase money to
be paid in cash and the balance III SIX twelve eigh
per snnun Oh the deferred payments-t purchasers
notes to be given for the secured by deed of trust
option deposit Of $500 70 e made upon propsrty
s,h 3e to Of Ss a s VIII RI e
not With at the Ss rsr and costs
'E EsASNIIA r Al + sfRMwE11"
feb4 stw4wAdbs Executors.
NiSTA RE 81 NEAR
s frfS s,h ct
M tbs Esai, SoSas Is 9t the surTsms
s5 ,,s 4 fESRs
O'CLOCK PM, lot No. e in Cox and Wrights subdiyi
sion Of Mt Pleasant laid down in record Of the
Boundary street and containing 2s2 square feet more
twelve and eighteen to be secured By interest
s ring mote. q the purchaser and reserved lien
sale Ths Ss"2n right sS
e
u II the event Of o BE failure soy with
SS{;,sS I.x sSld,Rs sSs
T1HoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer
POTOMAC FISHERIES AT AUCTION.
On M ,9s TIFF EEE n I'll DAY OF FEgRp
cries the Upper Potomac known Clouds Landing
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Suicide finn a Rath.house,

NEW YORK, Feb. 6-The man who committed sui
eide last night in the bathhOuse in canal by
staobing himself was to-day identified as A. Van
NORM, aged 80 years.
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E1NHE CELLULOD TRUSS; THAT NEVER BREAKS
never yeefs out always clsaR and can be worn while
bathing. l. for salsxs
CHAS FISHERS
G2S 7th street northwest
MRS. FISHER dsvotss her attention 70 TIA want.8
Lady pAtr0nA Wu
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THoMAs Z. wAeeAMAs, p.., r..,.. .n,.,on...

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, NUMBERED
10l1 AND 1913 STREET NORTHW EST
%, On WEDNESDAY,, FEBRUARY TH1R- Ira
TENTH, at FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ, shall inn
offer for sale in front of the premises the west l.0
half OF lot three. In square $40.
Terms day Of sale.
febs-dhds THOMAS F. wAGGAMAN, Auct'r
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RoBBER1Es REroRTED.-The following robberfes
were reported at police headquarters to-day: Rev.
j. j. Bullock, Of 915 New York avenue, had rubber
mat stolen from his front door last night-A
gray lap robe, belonging to Mckenzie Scott was
stolen from carriagein rear OF 344 street SOUTH
west.-Misses R. V. Reeder and Alice Hercus, OF
1412 18th street. report that their store was entered
night before last, panel being cut from the back
door, and 81, In pennies, and a quantity OF goods
valued at $12, stolen.
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GUILTY OF HIGHWAY RoBBRRY.-This afternoon
the jury In the case OF VIM. Sweeny and John Her
rfty, charged with the highway robbery OF John n.
Ransom, on December 5th last after being out four
hours, returned with verdict OF guilty.
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JEALOUSY AND A RAZoR.-A young colored man.
named Stephen Ford, was charged In the Police
Court this morning with assault and battery. VIM.
r. Thomas, colored, testified that last sunday
night, while going home from church with two
girls, the defendant, with other men, fwho were
Jealous OF hin), began throwing stones at him and
then Ford cut him In the back with razor Ford
was sent to iail for month";
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0HOMAS DOwLINo, Auctioneer

POTOMAC FISHERIES AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY. THE ELEVENTH DAY OF FEBRU.
AIRY. 1884 1t TWELVE O'CLOCK, in front of the
GEORGETOWN Market House. shall sell the three Fish
cries the Upper Potomac known Clouds Landing
feb4-dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
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AUCTION SALES.
IVALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers

NJ nSAA-A' - ''AAAA~AH10o . wa AuSAouoeAA
HANDSOME WALNUT BouFFET, COST e1oo;
WALNUT CHAMBER SUITE PARLoR SUITE
II RFqsH FR5r f sGfE
UPHOLSTERED IN CRIMSON PLUSH CABI-
NET BOOKCASE. CORNER CHAIRS, DINNER
sMyERWAKE,- BRUssELs, iNGRATN AND
OTHER CARPETS; FEATHEk EDS. PILLOWS
ASp BoLsTERs CHINA. GLASS AND CROCK
On TOMORROW MORNING.. COMMENCING at
our saiesro0m the above collection Of Furniture, re-
It WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO. Aucts.
nUNcANsoN BROS. Aucuoneer.
ENTIRE SHELVING, COUNTERS. SHOW WIN.
RsDMSs 0 GHIAnNpEdIERs, Sc, GoNTAINED IN
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE BETWEEN NINTH
AND TENTH STREETS NORTHWEST. AT AUC-
On MONDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY ELEVENTH.
at len OCLOCk,we will sell at the above pamed Store
tentlOn OF buyers is called febS-2t
TNREASURY DEPARTMENT
l. OFFICE OF THE SUPERVISING ARCHITECT
February 7, 1884
On FRIDAY, the FIFTEENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY,
1884 commencing at Ten O'CLOCK NJ this Office will
sell lot Of old Zinc, Lead Brass Copper Pipe Wrought
and Cast Iron Urinals Waterclosets Wire Screens &c,
articles may now be seen.
Terms cash. e BELL
febS-3t Supervising Architect
l. Real Estate Auctioneer
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, NUMBERED
10l1 AND 1913 STREET NORTHWEST.
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Capitol Topics.
THE NAVAL APPRECIATION RIIL.

1hb NAVAL AFFIRMATION BILL
Mr.. Randall PENN, from the committee on ap-
preparations, reported the naval appropriation BILL
and gave notice that it would be called up next
Tuesday. 1t appropnates $14, 263, 900; being
$e.3e20 600 less than the amount estimated for and
$i.63l 600 less than the amount appropriated for
the current fiscal year.
ONE OF SPEAKER KEFER's REMOVALS REVERSED.
Speaker Carlisle to-day made his first selection,
under the new system Of appointing stenographers
to report the proceedings or-House committees, by
assigning Mr.. Andrew Deytne- to act as etenO-
grapher for the committee on expenditures In the
Department OF Justice Mr. Devine Is one OF the
official StenographerS who were removed by Speaker
Keller.
TIE HOUSE COMMITTEE ON MILITARY AFFAIRS
to-day agreed to report favoraby bill to restore
Major w. W. Webb to the army, and place him on
the retired list Major Webb resigned his position in
the army on account Of being rendered unit for ser
vice owing to the partial loss OF his eyesght and 1t
Is held that he should have been retired instead of
being allowed to resign. bill to make E. g. Fitch
EFT captain In the army was reported favorably
also. An adverse report was ordered to be made
upon the bill to convert Castle Island, Boston into
park.
MIR. Lyman was authorized to make q report upon
Gen. Slocum's bill to reconstruct the Inspector
generals department. The report provides that the
board shall be composed entirely of permanently
attached Officers, and not officers detailed from the
staff; and that 1t shall be composed OF one brgadier
general, six majors, two oolonels and two neuten-
ant colonies.
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I'd Edition.
Latest kilograms to The Star.
The Floods.

NEW DANGER IN PrTTsBURa
PITIsBURG, PA, Feb a-With the decreasing
peril from water come lurking dangers from weak
eneo foundations, which may overthrow buildings,
ana from streets and pavemeDts cavtng in where
they nave been undermined. There is grave cause
will be taken to prevent such a disaster. Several
small caveInS have occurred in different parts OF
the clues, out no accident has yet been reported
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gray lap robe belonging to Mckenzie Scott was
west.MMisses R y Reeder and Alice Herc cs't or
1912 18th street, report that their entered
night before last, panel being cut from the back
door, and s.. In pennies, and quantity OF goods,
valued at sl2, stolen.
JEALOUSY AND RAzoR-A young colored man,
named stephen Ford, was charged In the Police
Court this morning with assault and battery. VIM.
night, while going home from church with two
girls, the defendant, with other men, (who were
Jealous Of him. began throwing stones at him, and
then Ford cut him In the back with razor. Ford
was sent to jail for months
HELD TO ANSWER CHARGE OF EnBKzzIHxI,r-
Henry Festus, young colored man was charged in
the Police Court this morning with embezlement
testified that he employed the defendant to carry
meal to gentleman each day. He, witness. sent
him, to collect 50, and he failed to return with
lected. The case was sent to the grand jury
RANGE OF THE THEEHoMRrER-The following
were the readings at the once OF the chief signal
Maximum. 41.9 minimum, SzA
INp1crxENrs.-In the Criminal Court Judge
Wylie) the grand jury to-day reported indictments
| as followE-Adam n. johnson, alias Harold Wat
son, alias Frank Fields receiving stolen property;
Thomas Lucas, do; VIM. r Brooks housebreahng;
ignored the charge'against John Walter Tippitt
THE WILL OF GILBERT CAMBRoN-The last WIN
OF the late Gilbert Cameron, which was filed to-
day, left all his estate to his wife twho died few
weeks ago., with an annuity OF $12S to his mother
In case the mother survived the wife, the estate
was devised to her. and In Of the death Of both
then it was to go to his brothers and sisters
DECIDED IN FAVOR OF TIE DEr1crrvEsL-Jus1ce
Walter, in thee Of Hecht agt Block and Ran,
the detectives, for damages for taking swallow
tailed coat and pair Of ice tongs from his place Of
business has given judgment tor Defendants and
dismissed the suit
the jury In the case OF VIM. Sweeny and John Her
rfty, charged with the highway robbery OF John n.
Ransom, on December 9Th last after being out four
hours, returned with verdict OF guilty.
DISMISSED FROM TIE ARMY.-The President has
approved the sentence Of dismissal Of First Lieut.
VIM. L Clark, 2ad infantry, and Jos. =. Cummings,
Sd cavalry, for duplicating their pay accounts,
and they viii be dismissed from the army.
RRMoDELMa THE INTERIOR DEPARTMENT BUILD
Ma-Messra Cluss Schultze, the architects In
charge OF the work Of remodeling the south wing
OF the Interior department building, report that
the nre-proOf roofing win Be completed q soon a
the weather permits, but that the money appro-
priated win not be sifncent TO render that part Of
the building ready for use
TEE CAfTAM or zn 0LAucuB DIDN'T SAY So.-NI.
Burnham, United States Inspector at Boston, who
was quoted a. having stated that the captain Of
the steamer GlAucuS 1nfOgmeo him that he (the
captain, saw the Signals Of Distress on The steamer
delayed, disclaims making any such statement The
caHkain Of the Glaucus denies that he made the
statement aDcE1oe0 70 him.
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RANGE OF THE THKRHOMRTKR.-The following
were the readings at the once OF the chief signal
of1cer to-day Am, 385; IL Am, 39.2 pm, 8QQ
Maximum. 4l.0: minimum. Xl
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DECIDED IN FAVOR OF THE observation-disclosures
Walter, In the case Of Hecht agt Block and Ran,
the detectives, for damages for taking swallow
tailed coat and pair OF ice tOngs from his place OF
business, has given judgment tor Defendants and
dismissed the suit
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Buy. SELL AND CARRY STOCKS. GRAIN, PROvI-
sioNS AND PETROLEUM ON MARGINS AND IN
LOIS TO SUIT CUSTOMERS AT REGULAR NEW
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE AND CHICAGO BOARD
OF TRADE PRICES. THE PUBLIC GENERALLY is
INVITED TO EXAMINE THE FACILITIES OF
THIS OFFICE CONSTANT QUOTATIONS AND
SPOT CASH SETTLEMENT ms
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Burnham, United States Inspector at Boston, who
was quoted a. having stated that the captain Of
the steamer 0lAucus infOgmed him that he Cthe
captain) saw the signals Of distress on tho steamer
City Of Columbus and passed on, not wishing 60 b
delayed, discla1ms making any such statement The
ca1kain Of the Glaucus denies that hs made the
statement ascribed 70 him
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THE WILL OF GILBERT CAMRRoN-The last WIN
OF the late Gilbert Cameron, which was filed to-
day, left all his estate to his wife who died few
weeks ago., with an annuity OF &125 to his mother
In case the mother survived the wife, the estate
was devised to her. and In case Of the death OF both
then 1t was to 60 TO his brothers and sisters
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-07-24

small part # the Stage ride upon
themselves rather than insist that
these who are obliged to bear tie
burden OF j, should De compelled 10
take it ali? Moreover, the average
ex.'ense Tor delegates 10 Tucson
would be considerably In excess #
he average TO Phoenix. Couuting
Naricops's five delegates as 4 -tanc-
of for Il equal number from Pima
couu'y. and we bave left fifteen del~
egatts frpm Gochi {, tour from Graz
ham. a d fous fsnm Pins, whose
expe ses wenld be gr, atel 10 Phoe-
nix lhsn 70 Tucson THIS leaves gu
excess Of ierts members who would
LAY a. much or more 10 get 10 Tue,
son aud have more travel.
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THE CHOLERA

PARIS, July 22.-There We're thir-
~ deaths from cholera n Mlrseilles
last highs and twenty eight at Tou,
ion. \ psuic was created at Toulon
last ntgh1 by the arrival of leo c.'f~
fms, ordered from Narseillcs. In
order TO allay the excitement it was
found nee AIRY to send the collins
back. At q meeting Of the munici-
pal council at Paris the director of
public aid declared that no case of
genuine ASiati3 or sporadic cholera
had been reported at the Paris hos
pitfalls. The dea rs attributed to
cholera were really to other causes.
Sixiy>one deaths from cholera at
&arseilies during the TWEEN four
hours ending at 8 O'Clock last night
The number OF deaths in THAT city
since the epidemic appeared is S74.
Tie deaths from cholera at Aries
ara averaging nine daily. The
panic there is in reasing. The
archbishop OF AK visits the suffers
ers al their homes.
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JrDes AxpERsos. of Florence.
seems 10 be booming up as an imror-
sant candidate before the Democrats
ic ccven;ion Tor nomination as dele
fkte to Congress. Col Head, OF
Prescott, is also making headwey.
and Hon. a. c. Bnker, Of Phoenix .
is getting his wires to work.
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LOUISIANA il growing full of
Blaine and Logan clubs and many
|of the people of that State. not here
,ofore unidentified, are acting ith
the Republican rariy from the fact
that toe Democratic platform prom
ises them no protection i'll their
|nost inpo. tant business-namtl "
sugar growing.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-07-24

R. H. McDoNALD, a banker OF
sin Ffarcisco. is likely 10 be the
Probibltion candidate ior President,
according 70 adyices f, ON Pittsinrrg,
whore The Convention of thai party
IS now in session.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-07-24

THE report of the Surveyor Cen
Eral of the Territory, just published,
contains the following item of in
Eerest concerning the various mills
azY reservations in the Territory ]:
The total area Of these reserva-
ions in this Territory is 1877. 052
6ere Of -. covered by thirteen
RESERVATIONS. 10 wit.
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TElEcRAFHsc.
pIscaARaED.

San Fran CISCO. Gal. july 19-Dr
Moore. who was arr, sted charged
with the muede. If Mrs Van Zandt,
who died ias, week at 'he Palace
Hotel undaF peculiar circumstances,
has been acquitted ard dischars ed
from custody Dnrng an examina-
ton this afternoon, Dr.. Moofe said
thai in his opinion the poI.oI.iion
Of The wumb which was supposed to
have killed Mrs Van Zandt h'.d
been done after death bad occur Cd =.
LIEUT.. eREsLFY
NEwBURYpoKr. July l9-John A
Greeley received tie following:
ST. JoHN's, N. B., july 10.
l am due IL y W York ah ut Aa-
eusg l. Shall. sps ad sick leave 1T
Newtsury ihIs aniumn. Per
fectly wall, but weak. (~igued)
y. w. GREELEY.
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cam, EnoM coAoNAn nEAM

The Courier of Yesterday pub
fishes the following card from Col.
c. P. h adj. respecting his candl-
PHEscorr, July %, 1884.
I herebe anneuHes myself as "a
candidate for The office Of Delegate
to Congress from SSe Territory Of
Arizona. provided sucG~eaDdidacy
shall be ratified By the De nsSera1ic
Territorial Convention.
Iapologize to my many friends to
whose repeated solicitations | have
heretofore ever said no, but would
urge that my seeming change of
mind is caused only by their too
partial estimate of my fitness to
serve them in the capacity of Dele
gate.
If nominated l viii make as vIg-
orous and extended canvass as the
time aud exieencies of business will
possibly permit, and, if elected, will
use all the ability which Providence
has allotted to me 10 behalf of the
whole people of Arizona Territory,
of party, sect or coa>
dition.
If, however, it shall please the
Territorial Nominating Convention
10 select another as their standard
bearer, it shall be my pleasure, as
well as my duty, to as cordially sup
port such candidate as shoe;d de-
sire to be suppo .ted as -andiGate
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cALIFoRNIA's wHEAT.

SAN FRANcssco, July 23.-Crop
reports received by the Chronicle
from twenty-seven points in Califor-
MIA, aud from which an estimate has
been made, places the total of wheat
production at 10000 900 bushels,
against 100000 bushels in 1880.
THIS is the largest crop ever pr
duced by any State in the Union,
The total acreage in wae7t is given
at 100000 After dedueting for
seed and home consm tioa, there
viii be a surplus Of fly million
bushels or thirty million ceutals.
The fruit crop, With The exception
Of peaches, is enormous. Wine
shows a great increase over every
previous year.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-07-24

SEVERAL inaccurate tables of the
Electoral votes of the STATES bave
cen recently presented. The fol-
pwine, which correct, is given for
be information OF our readers.
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CABINET AND THE CHOLERA.
TALKED TOO MUCH.

WAsHlNeToN, July 19-Stark says
that the President has not ISSUED a
commission TO john Jarrett, of Pitts
burg, to be chief of the bureau of
labor statistics, and has not yet de-
termined to do SO. Jarrett made
d,sparaging remarks in regard TO
the President in public speech ct
PitIsburg. and is IN danger of losing
the position which was within his
grasp.
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South, where naturalization and vio-
lence are 1esoned to at the polls.
Under those practices minorities
actually attempt to direct the course
of national affairs. a liberal school
system is advised for the Southern
States, and colored people be maize
as capable of ex.icising the duties
Of electors as white people.
Referring to the sJ.anish-Ameri-
can States, he says. diplomacy and
intrigue have done more 10 wrest
the commerce OF Spanish America
from the United States lhan mas le~
gitimaie commercial competition.
He adv Gates The eiehs-hoar law ;
urecs strengthening the navy; the
Obligations 10 The defenders of The
country should not be 70 gotten, nor
the recognition If them hrou h t e
pension system be imperiled by ads
verse legislation; public lands
should be kept for the people aud
reserved for free homes. lie cpu~
Guides by saying that the present
Indian policy should be continued
and improved upon as experience
may dictate.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-07-24
RRIcKLAYERs' srRIkE

NEW York, Jaly % At the
headquarters of the brick.ayers and
laborers last night it was stated the
fight was virtually over, and fiist
nearly ali Inc builders had given II
to their demands, Only 1900 men
are said now to be in the strike
The Builders Association on the
other hand announce that only TWO
firms had given in and these were
compellt d to in consequence of their
contracts. Twenty-sfX members Of
The association and eight firms not
members had agreed 20 resist all de-
maGds. The builders were in their
busiest season now, hut in almost
every case their contracts contained
a clause providing for an extension
Of time 10 case Of a strike.
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OLD JIM FIXED AT LAST.

WAsHINeToN, July 10 james E.
Legate, of Kansas, has been nomi =
mated receiver of public moneys at
The CGur d Alene land office.
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CHOLERA.

PARIS, July 19-Three cases of
choi,Is rero:i,d hcra today, two
fatal. Five cholera deaths in the
department of The lower Airs. Fu>
mieation of railway stations at Tou-
Ion, Mar ellie aud Paris, has been
Discontinued.
MABsEILLEs, July l9-Omcials
are panic SRI, ken because of tie
failure to check the spread Of chol~
era, and are fleeing. Six deaths
from cholera at Aries Yesterday.
MARsEILLEs July 19-Five den,hs
sipce this morning. Ten patients
nave been cured and Lave left the
hosp tai.
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: a1a.....ea OF rl,o.n.A. s.oOo
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SAN Francisco, July a9-The
Bradstreet Merchantile Agency re-
ports sixteen failures on the Pacific
coast States and Territories for the
week ending Saturday, as compa red
with thirty three for the previous
week aud thirty~oue for The cnrres>
ponding week of 1888.
THE PRoHIBrPIoSIsT
PITTsBURe, July G2-Delegates to
The National Convention of The
Prohibition Home Protection party.
10 be held here-this week, are be-
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