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II COX Al Low FAIRS.
NORFOLK AND FORTRrss MONROE

~icG 81 ''4 " i'-'' sA'p' Mount : hi
r COX Az Low FAKEs
NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE
FITS Glass ARE, 81. BOUND TRIP. s159
s lhs s hni ba seaE JAKE snI n9sEE a F
BAY at $50 pm ard "a rEDaY. AZ % "a Keturi
IN MONDAY NCrnns -'-,- = - 49,
Passage and ure at B ans, o. ticket otice:
!dth street and Pa ave General Office, sixth street
POTONAC BIyER LANDINGS
fEiDAT. "a. H. -FFe De. aug
MFRSIATTANOLEAvES SEVEN IL STREET
at oloek m. for att6x Cre.k rpt tti On Non
days Wednesday aHd Fridays stopping at Intermediate
de- wkaff pi1ays si,d Ie,s1as. down s4 Wednes
ceiv-d daily q. IL SEs Agent.
tyZ 'th street wharf
SBEAAIER T. V hRrOWsMITH
- FROM 7Tt-sII.t w, WuA Ar,
OF thursdays a IL 81 Currionan. Noulini 81.
On sstur days. 60 P m for Crlrrionan Nognini and
o'. hed.11iays so a III zee al Excursion to Co
n Land al al sumner escorts Zach trfr
JOHN r. PADGETT. Agent
ty15 C. ". RIDLEY. Manager.
Two NORFOLK FoETREss MONROE AND THE
FOToNAc sTEaMf0Af COMPANY's popular
Ts en6sT 1 m1f esys5 atn sfSf W on
EtoIs IInsy ICIut and Cor1lield HarLCr gOlug and
retu
SATURDAY NIGHT STEAMER RETURNS MONDAY
MOANING.
Exclusive connections with GL Boston and Providence
steamers Connects also Win NV York and Rich
IDgEd steamers. Norfolk AID Western. SCabosr1
ard Roanoke, Ocean view and Virginia Beach
railroads
Passage AMI can te secured at Baltimore and
Ohio ticket Office. 18th St&ttt and P.rIrSylva-
9veuse. at ~. Marc hotsl. lokHhOrn's. next 10
Cty JCSs ONCE Ctee q hIOI's express 9Th street and
IenEsylS ana avenue. AMI at coiupaay's oa.ce 'th
street wharf.
k1e1's express VIII call for and check baggage from
hotels and private residences.
IE-l-lt IecaIved daily until - m
!yIO MILAN r. = tICH General AGENT
DOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
II SteaTaerSUE. Capt W G. Geoghs-ar viii resume
Ten tFiIs 10 Baltimore and Eiv-r Landings, SUNDAY
Naisl oh leaving SteIbenson's what 1T pm. leav
Ef Baltimore Tor Washington FRIDAY pm
Freight received until pm Saturdays oNLx
All I.lver 81 lxLt must be prepaid.
fSs>eIltcr accommodation uiie4u2lei
Arplyto sA1ALNSON BRO Aren..
nlll3tJn 9Th whar,
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TENEH "OTTO" GAS EN0INE
J. Requires boiler. avoids al expensive attendance
1oioss OF time no handling Of fuel and no eshes L =
used extensively Tor running Pass@eG AID Ffsisht
.n El;o Presses Coffee nls Hsaftfss rsP:
with extreme smoothneks and rexuxnty Of speod
Iosss the least number OF wUSkiI4 partE. and
great simplicity d mechanism.
or Particular. 70 prices. &e. apply st Once OF
Washington Gas Light Co U13
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DEsPERApoEs on Enthusiastically night
"Sonny" Smith and Bob NARROW, while under the
influence OF liquor. entered d nUrth-bound tra4n
from New Orleans al crystal SpriugS. Miss. dis
turbing and abusing the Passengers and nourIshing
pistols. They were flD1lly put out OF he LADIES'
car AMI went into dIe Suokag-car. where, after
abusing number OF passengers, they encountered
l.. H. Bell guard in charge 81 number or con
victS NARROW, urged 10y Smith, drew his pistol
and commenced hiring, shooting tive times Bell
returned the fire. Glschargiug his pistol four times.
Conductor McShaue received two shots. Marrow
was fatally shot IN the left breast Bel was slightly
wounded. The affair created great CONSERVATION
among the passengers.
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ANOTHER DEsERTED SPoUsE-To-day, Mr.. Camp
bell Darlington. for Alice Wilson. filed bill for a
1874 by Rev. s Alexander, and she charges deser-
ton in September, 1879.
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John SHERMAN l. Co. Auctioneers.

John SHERMAN CO.. Auctioneers
SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AND
DWELLING noe L Al AUCTION. LOTS A b.
AND II. NORTH SIDE OF STREET, BETWEEN
FIRST AND SECOND NORTHEAST, AND HOUSE
No 459 g REEF NORTHWEST. CONTAINING
FIFTEEN RODNS.
We will pfe-. at public auction on WEDNES- 81
DAY, ST PTEMBtR SEVENTEENTH 1854. at "a
FIVE r. NJ, the premises known l2S street "a
northeast hayi. front Of % feet Iches north
side OF street half s4uarr from the apitol Grounds
The los aud Ii We depth OF lID feet a Icy
and lot II is contiuuatin # lot A. 100 hotts
alley with two-stogy frame house. T. here is a q
small twustory frame house the B-sireet i"ont of
the lots.
ON THURSDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER EIGHT
ttS1H. 1884, at FIVE +. N, viii OFF, at auction
the substantial press brick front No 459 street
rthNest. 1rontlng % 1ect street and conailii
fifteen The lot Is So deep widh alley on
which there Is Z two-story brick sta lie.
Terms one third cash Dslan in and two years
secured by deeds OF trust with interest deferred pay
lnents or all cash at purchasers option deposit Of
500 will be required each piece Of property.
WALTER ~ fRANkLiNJ r.
sel2-3t SIDNEY A. FIFTH, I iTustets
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NoETH GERMAN LLOYD
MEDICAL. &c.

NJ L DlC IL. &C.
REaD AND BE wisE;-DR. BROTHERS, JOE ST
IL soIh"s> sppfarss hs,ors me and made oath tia.
nd viii glsr,ntss cure in al eases Of venerealds
Gdce free and s as p0f Tree sua
a. hour enIlnS ths day sueserbed and sworn to Ds
scsin y Df s hSEH1hf T. xkH 4 sat.ry Public
" two u DR., BKoiHERs' iRvirorat;ns Cordial ts
iiiy AID poIsncy It mparss axoa 10 fSe sb DI
system so street southwest. au25im.
IS H5 ..g. sou GO invest Dk HesI s9
II Las 6is uIaT attention to the tl raatmsnt
artivate chAract T. for over 81 years. au35-im'
NJ IA pp XTYEB BEN !RADIcTED ,THAr
- IN nc : not III. Oldest established adj
eay fs r ;Hft g 0d afs St sSq
nars or siua Al 4 i pe sna to
rian ,ro ibles successfully treated isBoard with It'll
iGhfd to 'hPs WI Isy desire to stay days in tue
cry 0hoer his tr' atmeat au25Im'
NJ DAME DE CREST HAS REuEpY FOR -
Consulted daily at IA sh Sorthwses saf oce G ban be
from to 9oc.ocA pm With ladies only jy22-2ni'
nR. LEON. THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND
~ only reliable LAes' Physicisn in the city can be
TennsyvsIa avenue between 81 and a. tr.t so n
female COMPLAINTS al irregularities quicl IL remoy
strctly coniAeItia SEPARATE ladies Oifce
hours-l to and : to 9p IN au20- Luz
On DAYS IElAL-
TT DyES
rITCTErC vOTTAIC BELT. and other Errrrnrc Ar
TIIASCES We Will send thirty days trial to men
young CID who suffering Nervous Debility
sEltiEz from abuses AID othsrCauses Speedy relief aud
complete restoration to health yixor and manhood guar
sAitt send at once TOR illustrated pamphlet Adj
titss NULIAlC BELT Co. Marshall. Mich. jaJU-eoly
IN. MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS cure ALL
~ ma Diseas 3 III A. hours, Nervous Debility.
trG;Iilc asness caused by indiscretion Poisonous
d gas.s Of Flood. enecting THREAT Nose and skin.
Sold IT 9IA NDlFERD'a St Cloud Pharmacy. 9Th and
streets Price 80. Sent by mail sealsd. au25.m.wf
hk EoBt KTsoS. TIE EXPERT spECIALISr
~ VINO stands hil in his profession 10 acknowledged
e tt "a cNirt without in the wide world III tn.
tfSa'lnent and cure Of Private Nervous ana Chronic
iys.ass Lost sltl!ty. Impaired Manhood and Abuses
g tEe - stem Bkd err Kidney and all Diseases Of the
mary organs tecent positively cured in to
'tAS NJ ne rcury or caustcs used Can be consulted
'NeTS wednesday and Saturday. from to p.m his
thee. SOC NV Refers 10 leading physicians Of ba-
iCcTe aia Office IL Liberty st. Bal timor Md nhYl
fS fOR MEN-CHECkS IN SIX HOURS
ihiL2deipiliA
sSINs Etrenna- ave-. Vashin9ten. D.
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CLOTHING
IOh AVT WEATHER

At home. mountain top.
seaside or bay. Nuns Cloth.
Eerke, Seersucker. Alpaca,
Cashmere. Flannel aud
Orap d'eta s uits.
Extra long Drsp d'eta and
Alpaca Sacks. Travelling
COats in Linen. Alpaca and
fongee.
" hite Duck. Alpaca and
Drar d'eta Vests.
Children's Sailor and Nor.
folk Suits
Shl, tn, White and COlored.
Neck wear in allnew shapes.
Light Underwear. Gloves,
&c, &C.. ut very reduced
prlceS Tor CASH
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MT. VERNON, NJ. VERMONT
STEAMER ". W. CORCOPaT
leaves shstree wharf GsIly teScspt sunday for Mt
Vernon at 10 O'Clock retErIIl3x reaches Washing
ton about $50 pm
oJO 7 :. BLAE!. Captcfn
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
CTEAaER ". y. coRCOKAN,
SUMMER ARRANGFy1FST

yum If X ADVANCEMENT
This Ene steamer viii make daily trirs SUNDAYS ex-
ceFtsd} 10 al po;Bs the Potomac Glyf,
Boat Wiz leave 81 10 and $3.50 T. Fare,
fuod IMP - cents to all points except Mount Vernon
which q 81 jyl1
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A Sensational Lunacy Case.

lunacy case viii soon be brought before the courts
Ii Is that OF Mr.. Inch, a military pensloner, con-
fined In the Tongue Point asylum, at the demand
OF a clergyman, who draws the mans pension and
manages his estate There Is strong reason to be-
neve that the penSioner Is perfectly sane.
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SIMMER RESORTS.

NJyRTIE HALL. OS CAMP hill a
M Esrper's Ferry. v. Va. will be oren forSA
Boarie-s during Septeiube- Nj those wish -
ins rs-; pu air b-autIfu n-ry yards Quiet
surruundinss and Pure food will do well TO write 10
Nrs j T. BURREII-. No better table for the price
Boari s. p. week Special children sud .r
wants. sell-4t'
TyAU QUIER SPRINGS. TIE MAJ : OF TIE
III summer resorts. IL IL Open Uist C-tohar. a
Is atlsfa tory rates &c pr Who ulay Vs.
main pntl the close Of the season. Apply at
the National Hotel, address
T{NEFY / CO.
se9-tocl FsUqUIer s. riBe-, NirL-ilia
GHFNANDOAH ALUM SPRINGS, SHENANDOAH
- county. Va. sehtvc all III, iari-I and ner- a
yous disease Round trip tickets via Il and q 3cYA1
l. =. A6Cr - Mrs. A. J. MYERS auy2-3Ots u e (
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AN ASSAULT Upon A Observation-Disclosures Rea-
gan, discharged enpioye OF the Baltimore and
Potomac railroad, was charged before Judge Mills
Irvine Proctor, a legged warthnan On the rail-
road at the corner OF 81 street and Virginia avenue
He pleaded guilty. The assault appeared 10 be un-
provoked. The court said that while the Waterman
was driven away from his post an accident might
have occurred, and imposed a sentence OF sixty
days In Jail. Reagan was also charged with as
sauting John Myers, colored, for which OffSnSe he
received thirty DAYS additional
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
TIE following are the opening and p. m prices
q the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
BY special wire to Ii. II. Dodge, $50 18TH street:
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CORPSE FOUND IN A WELI.-The citizens OF
New Brighton, Staten Island, are excited over the
finding OF human remains and a silver watch Ia an
unused well on Jersey street, saturday. The prem
iseS about the weu Were occupied several ago
by q man named Cunllf1e, who suddenly dlsap-
peared after 4 violent dispute with some OF his
neighborS II occurred on a stormy night, and
Cunliffe was never seen afterwards. The matter
will be officially Investigated The watch found is
said to resemble one worn by Cuniiffe.
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TIE Chicaxo Market,,

CHICAGO III. September Is 2 m..Closine prices
December Sss: May Is. Corn-ssptember 549: &c
1nsT 54 S0ysbes a4 yea a. Ms
November, 25a: year. IS; May. 2sx. Lsrd7seT
tember, IT'S; October 7.l5; November 7.0s1S; Janu
airy. 7.02b. Pork-Ssptember. 17O0 October IL. IS
year. II 90 January, IL 40.
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AUCTION SALES.
nUNCANsON BROS Auctioneers
~ 81 aud 3l9 9th street northwest corner D 8

nUNCANsON BROS, Auctiopeers
~ 81 aud 3l9 9th street northwest corner street
REGULAR SALE OF PARLoR, OH AMBER. DINING
0OM AN LIBRARY FURNITURE. CARPETS.
STOVES, CROCkERY AND GLASS " ARE &c, &C.
ALSo. TAMIIY CAhRiAGE oNKE CAR AND
OkpER or AsSIoNkL:O -LARG4 leon SAFE,
HI RING & co. MAkEkS A L AUCTION.
On TUEsDAY MORNING SEPTEMbhR SIX
TENTH. commanding at En- O'CLOCK. wi sell
at spacious sal sroos general collection house
hold goods hch the attention of buyers called
nUNCANSON BROS. Auctaoneeyx
SPLENDID BROWN GLIDING, 15k HANDS HIGH
FIVE YEARS OLD SOUND KIND AND
GENTLE. WORKS IN ALL HARNESS, AT AUC-
TON
On THURSDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER EIGn-
TENTH at ELEVEN UCL OK. will sell. in front
OF our salesrooms the above Horse his is hand
some animal, trots in minutes the road and be
trained to greater speed May be driven by child
This sale presents excellent opportunity obtain
fine driving or family horse. sel5-3t
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important session OF Ha1IrOad W80
BOSTON, september l5.-About 40 gentlemen
representing many prominent RAILROADS throughout
the country arrived here this morning via the tal
River line 10 attend the Semi-annual convention o
Ticket Agents TO te held here tomorrow anu Wed
1eSQay. An lnpOrIant session Is eXpeGteo.
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District Government Affairs.


Dulaney and Whiting erect two two-story private
stables rear Of squaFe l5S; 500 Lewis Gundling,
erect a two-story dwelling, Madison, between 18th
and 10Th streets northwest; 81 500. +. W. Branden-
burg repair brick, 745 Pennsylvania avenue north
vest; $3.50. Thomas Grey, erect a twO-s Dry DWELL
Ing. Harrison avenue, AnacoStia; 81 200. James
Mcknight, repair frame, 316 street southeast;
1878. L. A. Duva repair brick, rear 323 eth street
northeast; $780, FranctS Miller, repair brick, 1112
L street northwest; 800 Robert Anderson, repair
brick, 473 q street southwest; $500.
MISCELLANY.
Commissioner West. accompanied by Capt. F. ".
Greene, made a visit 10 the " ashingtOn alnshouse
to-day TO overlook the work 81 grading the east
end Of Pennsylvania avenue.
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se13-dNds

WEEkS L CO., Aucuoneers
w CIT Loulsi avenue
opposite City Post Office
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The Petroleum Market.

P1TTSBURG, September 15-t rude oil dull and
weak genera, desire to unload being manifested The
to 77S at one O'Clock. The Phillips well in the Bald
Ridge district is reported to be doing u barrels per
hour.
CLEVELAND. O. Sept Is Petroleum UNCHANGED
Standard white. no deg test SIC.
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A YOUNG LADYS TERRIBLE DEATH.-A StnCUal
and fatal accident occurred saturday at Fairfax
on the line OF the new railroad IN West Virginia
Miss Laur, daughter OF a contractor on The road
stepped TO the door a tree iel large limb %
which struck her tight cheek. pass NJ entirely
through the lac, the end urotIuding from the op.
p0-ite side. Another piece penetr tted over hel
lett eye. piercing the brain. tier death III
Simultaneous, but her iteIesS body was held erect
by the rough tree limb which hid killed her.
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CoLp-RI0opED MtKDEk-ShOrtty after noon
on Saturday Theodore Bung. q German. entered the
drug store OF Adoph j. Nockin, in New York, and
asked for Mr.. NOckn on being informed that he
was absent Bung leaned patiently against a coun-
ter and waited for the return OF the proprietor A
little before 2 O'Clock Mr.. Nochin walked into the
store, and had just crossed the threshold when
Bung, without changing muscle OF his face or
saying word drew Il revolver and fred at Nockln
The wounded man staggered back, and Tor an in
slant looked at his asSailaRt. Then he ran out
out upon the street. shouting. 81 am shot, am
shot" While Bung was being dsarmed Mr.. Nockn
re-entered the store. His little daughter ran for
ward to meet him. He bent over to caresS her and
fell heavily on the floor The child held up his
head and the blood which gIlshed from his wound
stained her dress. MS NocHin helped 10 carry her
husband to a sofa In the rear OF the store A ply
SiciaB was summoned. but Hr. Nock1n died in a few
minutes from internal hemorrhage Buhg is be-
neved to be insane.
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ANOTHER IRISH SCANDAL PRoNIsED-At a meet
ing saturday OF the Poor Guardians OF Loughrea,
County Galway, Ireland, there Were some horrible
revelations or Indecent abuses In the town poor
house. Several prominent of1icials ale implicated
in charges OF shameful immortality IN connection
with female paupers who were in their power. The
governments has ordered a sworn inquiry, and
another Irish scandal, equal TO that In which Corn
wall was the Chief figure, Is likely TO result.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-15

RANGE OF THE THERMoMHTER.-The following
were the readings at the office OF the CHIEF signal
officer to-day: am, 4a1: II a.m GIL; pin, I'll.
Maximum, rs minimum, 446
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FOR 5OCENTS
THE WEEKLY JOURNAL.

In order to place the WEEKLY INDIANA
STATE JOURNAL in the home of every Repub-
hcan in the State, and thus do good campaign
service for the Republican party, We have de-
cided to send the paper till after the presiden-
tial election for 80 cents. This will include
the number beginning from the present date,
and the ono succeeding the November election
giving the result of the national campaign
THE WEEKLY JOURNAL is complete family
newspaper. 1t is specially edited, and much
of the matter appearing in it is especially pre-
pared for the wants of the weekly readers. 1t
is a compendium of the NEWS OF THE WORLD
from all quarters; it has full and accurate mar
ket reports; its editorials are political, social
and general; it has the news of the State
and of the city; it has a record
of the proceedings of Congress- it will have a
complete report of the national conventions at
Chicago Its literary and miscellaneous fea-
lures are of the best.
THE WEEKLY JOURNAL is newspaper that
should be in every family in Indiana, and at
the price named for it there is no reason why
it should not be, at least during the exciting
and important campaign upon which the
country is about to enter. Political com
mittees cannot do better than to see that
copies of THE WEEKLY JOURNAL are placed
in the hands of those persons in their
counties who are not now readers of
some sound Republican paper The
tariff question is the one issue which
is likely to be most prominently dis
cussed, and to this the journal pays especial
attention, advocating the maintenance of the
principle of protection to American industry
in whatever revision of the tariff laws may be
made necessary in the future developments of
business and labor In this question the
farming community is deeply interested and
the discussions of the journal will be
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THE WEEKLY JOURNAL is the only paper in
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PERSONAL MENTION.

e. G. Robinson, Michigan City, Ind, is at the
Bates House.
Rev. Dr. A L. Leonard, of Champaign, Ill, is
at the Bates House.
Mrs L. w. Coffman and Mrs. Ella Deland, of
Kokomo are at the Bates House
B. A. Corwin, Greencastle; D. B. Earh art,
Lafayette; J. N. Sims, Frankfort are at the
Bates House.
Dr. Alabaster will lecture at Hillsdale Mich,
on Wednesday, and at Purdue University,
Lafayette, on Friday.
The Toronto Globe in noticing the farewell
concert of Mr.. Heaton Clarke, which was given
in that city, at the Jarvis-street Baptist Church,
says: ''Mr Clarke is so well known as a thor
ough musician and organist that it is almost
superhuous to state that his numbers were exc
cuted in a mastery manner, and in q way which
showed his great control of the organ y
Mr.. Clarke leaves on Monday next for lndianap-
oils, Ind, where he assumes the dictatorship of
the musical seminary, and will also play the or
gan in one of the leading churches in that city
He has in addition been appointed director of
the Indianapolis Musical Society. During the
evening Rev. DR.. Thomas, pastor of the church,
paid a high tribute to Mr.. Clarke"
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THE CITY IN BRIEF.

The State Board of Education will meet in
this city on Thursday.
The young ladies of Christ Church will give a
strawberry social at the chapel this evening.
George Kessler has brought suit against the
T., B. & W. railroad for $500 for killing stock
John w. Espey. of Flat Rock was induced
yesterday by confidence men to make an advance
of $40 upon bogus check for 81 800
New cases of smallpox are reported as follows:
Miss Cass, 472 South Illinois street. Katie Cruise
90 Maple and an unknown German, who came
here last week, and is stopping at 223 East Nc
Carly street
A jury in the Circuit Court Yesterday gave
Theresa Garrison a Judgment for $40. 50 against
the estate of Jane W. Price on account of serv-
ices rendered the deceased, who lived with her
thirteen years
The commencement exercises of the Indianap
oils Seminary will be held on Monday evening
next at Plymouth Congregational Church Per
sons desiring cards Of admission should address
Prof, J. B. Roberts, the principal.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
William Beck and Lessedie Schumacher, Gabriel
Dickerson and Bessie Small, John S. Robbins
and Effie NJ. Yancy, James H. Jackson and Lena
Butsch Elias Weaver and Mary Ann Harris,
Henry V. Kr9hler and Mary jacob.
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THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
The Greenbackers Given the Freedom of the
City-Street Improvement Ordinances,

Thirty-six special ordinances providing for
street improvements were passed by the Board
of Aldermen at its regular meeting last night
A resolution was adopted appointing Mayor
McMaster, City Attorney Denny, Aldermen
Rorison, Prichard, McHugh, Prier and Bernha
mer, and Councilmen Spahr, Pearson, Eden
harter, Coy, Curry, Thalman and Ries a com
mittee ito express to the members of the ma
tional Greenback convention the appreciation of
the citizens of Indianapolis of the favor conferred
by the holding of their convention in this city,
and to tender to them the freedom of the city"
The committee on streets and alleys recon-
mended that the Citizens Street-ralway Com
pany shall be required to extend their line from
the corner of Home avenue north, on Peru
street, to Ninth street
The action of the board in refusing to pur-
chase the Minker property west of the river, for
the opening of street, reconsidered and
referred to the committee on streets and alleys.
An invitation was extended to the city officers
to join in the parade of the uniformed division of
the Knights of Pythias on June 4.
The ordinance granting a charter to the
Herdc Ph@ton Company, and relieving its prop
erty from taxation until January, 1886, was
Dassed