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MEDICAL. &c.


MENTAL AND PHYSICAL DEBILITY NERVOUS
NJ Weakness of the Limbs ImI aired Nutrition of the
Body, Incapacty for Duty and Labor and all forms OF
seminal Disease are permanently cured by DR..
BROTH RS 1nvigoratng Cordial.
visit to bis Laboratory the larrest this side of New
vertisng ply sciau in this city, and be cassed
with those vain pretenders whose whole stock of chem
tcsls brains included could be put in Yeast powder
bottle. over thirty three established at 9O6
street southwest. Too long for q huIubug to live.
jy22-lm'
MANHOOD RESTORED BY USING BOTTLE Or
NJ two Of DIR. BROTHERS. Inygorating Cordial.
biIty aud lmpotency. 1t inparts vixor the whole
system. voc street southwest jy21-1m'
AIDES YOU CAN CONFIDENTLY CONSULT Dr.
IL BROTHERS. sos Is st. sw. Particular attention
paid to all diseases peculiar to Ladies. married Crsiye
AL irregularities and OVARIAN troubles Thirty
seven years experience. jy2l-ln'
MADAME DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR LA.
III dies. AL female complaints quickly cured Can bs
consulted daily at l245 eth street northwest
from TO O'Clock pm. with ladies only. ty2l-lm'
nR. LEON. THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND
~ only reliable Ladies' Physician in the city. be
consulted daily 39 Missouri avenue first street south
81 Pennsyiyana avenue between Sd and : streets All
female complaints and irregularities quickly remov
Prompt treatment Correspondence aud consultations
strictly confidential Separate rooms tor ladies' Office
hours-l to and & toS jel6-2Lu'
II FAD AND BE WISE.-DR. BROTHERS. 9O6 ST
southwest, appeared before and made oath that
he Is the Oldest Established Expert Specialist this
VIII guarantee cure In ali Of venereai dis
Dshed Medicine free Consultation and advice free at
any hour during the day Subscribed and to be-
't je II n! SAMUEL Il. wAI f NOT Notary Public
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THoMAs BOWLING. Auctionee,.

cAkfsA Bqss1Es.
Orders have been received to close out the above
xxi fR1 fi.s 1T vi EE s5s EsSe
Oil ana c 81 isrsst co. assnts
John SHERMAN s CO.. Auctioneera
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
ING ES @ @ r RE hE
4 COOP CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT.
date day q july isss and dpy
o 1s for @ 5ss t o. e. OF the a
ppRS a@Gtlg to the highest bidder on the gEemses
hs hs SescSbad
real estate, situated i'll the District Columba
Being 70 &
ses be the at the end Of UT
east Of Nest ana North streets and running
seventy five feet and six inches thence southwardly
and at right angles to West street hundred and
purchasers; thence westwardly seventytye feet and
a. IN NE, thence one hundred and ten
ORIGINAL lots 4 and . together with the
The ground will be subdivided to sell each house
terms Of sale: onethird cash. and the residue in two
Of e. 1 he
OF the trustee or all cash at the option of the
tune Of sale If terms sale IRE not Complied with in
days the property will be resold at the Of the
,-,o 1870, FKASK T. BROWNING, Trustee,
3y12eo&ds Columbian Law Building 4l6 9th st. II
sE- THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
jy2l-eoSds FRANK r BRoWSiSd 5 ~ trustee s.ss'
A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF A FINE LOT OF GROCE-
"A RIEs BEING THE STOCK FORMERLY OWNED
BY PANEL G HARRls0 IiS SITUATED At The .I;
The undersigned. as Assignee of Daniel G Harrison.
OF JUL. at len O'CLOCK A. NJ, offer for sale at
public auction on the premises all the Stock of Goods
and Fancy Groceries and Liquors two large Show Cases.
large Coffee Mill. good Safe, lot of Scales. two
large Ice Boxes, large Pavement Awning, and other
articles pertaining to the business The stock
ness is offered whole, and private bids will
ce1ved til day OF sale. wen ii not sold whole The
stock Will he sold out i'll parcels In of sale
whole notice will be the eOf i'll next Wednesday
ing to 20 into the business The store will be
o;en for inspection up to the day of sale For further
nfornation apply to the Assignee
81 creditors of Daniel G. Harrison Will present their
Harrison Will please settle up their accounts with the
Assignee at the Hest possible day,
FRANK I. BEOWNING. Assignee.
jylOdtS Columbia Law Building, 41G 9th ST. NV.
s1-TIIE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
TUESDAY. JULY TWENTY-SECOND. same hour and
place.
jyl6-dts FRANK r. BROWNING. Assignee
r9- THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
MONDAY. August FOURTH 1884, at same hour and
llace
jy2l cod FRANK 7. BROWNING
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
II IHE MODEI. last LINE and TIE ONLY
LINE BETWEEN THE LAST AND THE WEST
VIA WASHINGTON.
DOUBLE TRACK JANNFY COUPLER,


STEEL RAILS
SCHEDULE Ia II NH fhitTT f1fp>T }NE 18TH
leave WASHINGTON from station CORNER OF New Jersey
Ter chicago, Cincinnati Louisville and St Louis daily
az 800 a M lQ:l5 a m. 1910 !. m with through
Coaches and Pala q Sleeping ars To above points.
without change. lO:l5 daily To Chicago. except
For IttsIurv at $50 a III and 40 T. III, daily: 40
1 m to Plttshurs Cleveland and Detroit withsleep
Fer Toledo and D-troit via SonrceviIle 1O.15a A. N
9aly With SLEEPER Tor Toledo, Via Keeling AID Lake
Ilain- for PHILADELPHIA and New York at $40 A. m
i6lS y ~ daily VIA + f l d dns sI5e1 ~ = s and a
For Baltimore week days 3 3n Gao 90 $40 90
minute tran) i.4O $50 60. 1OU So go IOIOp
fos Baltimore on Sundays 30 90. 500 a. H. %
50 $40. 4io. 80. 60 ..OU So $40 aud 1910
TorPoints the Shenandoah Valley Railroad, lo:l5 a.
fsr Annapolis, Gao and l. 10 and $40 p. m: on
fsr NAY iay s sisg a M = p "
" . -, 10 a m Il ~ = IL $50 ; 40, 200 and
go = IN Icr Stations on Netropohtan branch.
~ d. IN am Sl1 J. II daily except sunday. 10
tSalch 30 a IL daily :Cr I.x.'GtJn s;aggit6n and
~ iaiiS ,ar % q ~. H-ity '1teit sunday 10
= a daily e4ceI; sunday.
re- E@z-rstOwn IO-lJ and 5:]5 r. daily except
Trans arrive from the west daily 10 80 a M. 25.
FT,in New York and PhilateIg lia 2:s5 m daily
ET M i h m pes So ~ lid M 15o and e7 N
Jsud4y. sos d. N. G.3s T. II.
From Lexington. 60 u-ily. and 2:15 7. IN daily
EXCEPT sunday.
II n F-elerIck and Intermediate POINTS sos a m.
2l, J. IN. ami ~ danny except sunday; . IL
daily from Point OF RocA,
IL us leave BaltliC-y for " shIEgtOn at 20 4 90
80 % 80. 600. s-1J and loo a Il H. :. %
=. go 80 60: 81, : o. an. i0:l3 T. IN on Sui.-
day. o. ~ l5. 80, - 800. III, $50 800.
-. go dId 900 =.
Al from Washington stop at Relay Station eN-
C'It4 ~ o.
oI iqrsLsr laferra,iqn Apply at the rsltimore and
iLo N bet tihce-" a>ilnEtgu station, tly and l9l
JeiIsy wanna sv' nue corner liA street where ort
W. d Iakt fCr nStaSc 10 btChtC Aei
tSs pOlI.f IL t.e city.
", Nj. CLEMENTS. VI. % T. baltimore
III { r. LORD trrII I'7-.srcpr Agent
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

STEAMER MATTANOLEAvEs sEvENIH-sTREET
= What every sGSpaa IuEs ESD and THURSDAY
days Wednesday. and Fridays stopping at
dS sna and st
days up and Chapel Point and Brets wharf Thursdays
sSx sa Mondays and
SrEANIFk E I y !FH:sTsspT WHARF
nd 4esurnn1 Tues sds Som and
Clements Bay and Sndins. SG1 Ss
On satur days. 40 m: for currioman Nomini. and
On Wednesdays S30 a. H., spec al Excursion to Co
lonial Beach and return
n. LAND at all summe 1o 1ssorts each trin
iyl5 CIV CIV, R Il DfkHhYYnMa anas agent
Two NORFOLK. FORTRESS MONROE AND THE
POTOMAC srEAM soa r. coMpASrs popular
stea9er GEORGE LEARY leaves 9TH street wharf on
stops at r1ney Point and Coruheld Harbor going and
SATURDAY NIGHT s S14N5Eg RETURNS MONDAY
steamers Connects also with New York and Rich'
mond steamer steamers Norfolk aud Western, ssaboard
Passage ana room can be secured at Baltimore and
ma avenue at St Marc hotel Poltnhorns nest 10
fensy ANA avenue, and at cOmpany's Office. It'll
haoa's express will call for and check baggage from
hotels and private, residences.
trHI-Lt received daily until 5p
ylO WILLIAM p. WEIGH. General Agent
I OOk AT LOW FARES.
NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE.
F1RST-CLASS FARE. 81. ROUND TRIP S1.50
The Elegant Steamers LAKE and MOSELEY leave
Sixth street wharf MONDAY WEDNES DAY and FRI.
DAY. at $50 IN. and SATURDAY. at 8 p H.. Return
in MONDAY Morning.
Passage and room. secured at B. and o. ticket Office
18th street and Pa o. 7. Thompson 9O2 Pa ave-
General office Sixth street wharf Telephone call 1918
POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
Steamer THOMPSON MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY. "a. III. Fare 25c This steamer tor charter
cheap. Tuesday Thursday and Saturday evenings. jy5
DOToMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
The Steamer SUE, Capt W c. Geoehegan. viii resume
Ter trips to Baltimore and River Landings, SUNDAY
Mach 9th leaving Stephenson's wharf at leav-
u Baltimore Tor Washington every FRIDAY Vt pm
tTtIght received until pm Saturdays ONLL
I'll filVcr ir lxht must lie prepaid
Passenger accommodation uDeQualled
ATp!y 10 siLtHkNSUN l. Bro Aeenta
nh3-6m eth street wharf.
ME- VERNON: MT VERNON"
STEAMER W. W. CORCORAN
Leaves 7tstrtet wharf daily Except Sunday for Mt
vernon at 10 O'Clock returning reaches Washing
toI about $40 Pm
go L. L. BLAKE. Captain
L
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UNDERTAKE Frs.

A KIHUR KCONEY 60,
IA Professional EinLa,Tners and Tndertakers
SarlOrs Penn wanna northwest
NJ ZI45. for transient funerals yIJ
VAMES BELIEw. USDEkIAkER CENTR II.
- WarerOOuis. III eth II. Location aud accom-
roafions particularly suited for transient funerals
Ielephoue connec JlOus. !yIl
WILI1AN r. SPINDI.ER
w FURNISHING UNDERTAKEN
1elephone connection
jC-Ssta street northwes ST. rear l. mhi
1OhS X WRIGHT
u lNDkkTAKEE FUNERAL DIRECTOR
1881 10th street northwest.
Ts'ephO-,. call--tE9 ~
NJ AMP CHIMNEYS REDUCED.
- small =. mediums, 3ts large, 45s per dozen
siaIi Burners, 10c-: nielli.S. LARGE Si40 per
ocZen Mail orders promptly att. nded t.
A SOSSENSIkAEL'S,
eS- lla1 5tA street northwest
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SICK HEApACHY, LAsGUoR AND MELANCHOLY
generally spring from TorIic liver. Disordered
stomach or Costly. ness, the ilstressing eIects0e
which Dr. Jaynes Sanative Pills will speedily ~
move; by their beneficial action on the hillary
ganS they viii also lessen the likelihood OF return
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District Government Affair.

There were lo4 deaths in the District during thu
week ending the 10 tn inst Sixteen marriages and
NIFTY births were reported
TIE STATIONERY CONTRACT
The contract FOR furnishing stationery for tina
District government was to-day awarded 10 VIM
Ballaptyne
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PROPOSALS.
IMPROVEMENT OF POTOMAC RIVER, NEA!
Il WASHINGTON, D.C.-PROPOSALSF FOR BkkDG

JMPRoyFMENT OF PQIoMAG RIVER. NEAR id
Il WASHINGTON. DC.-PRorosALs FOR bRkDd-
Us Esorsr.n OFFICE
2lss PrxSsrLvAsIA AyKsU5 Nos 5,.x ~.
Sealed Proposals. IN ipesss for Dssdxns and form
ing e1nbankment on Potomac River 1mproyensnt
n n H. g. os6 b i9's
and 1h,sh mus. be
spec6catons and any desired information can be had
y = ct A'-0 FETER c HAMS Major Of Engineer.
IMPROVEMENT OF poToMAc RIVER AT WASH
lI t Pc p G1 nSASIN cHANNE1-PRo-
| L. y. EsGINEER OrYIcE-
2lae PrsssTLv.SI. AvESuE N1E OFT mi. loo.
Sealed proposa n SSs. for IL iS4 the
ysr R 81 w 3 Fssfs
iUGUsT TWENTIETH. 1884 and opened immediately
The approximate amount Of dredging will be 1000. 600
specific and desired information can be had
jysaet TER c. HAMS. Major of Engineers
NAVY PAY orrrS RssB,xe7o. D G.. july 10 1881,
SEALED PROPOSALS in duplicate. to be indor.ed
III DAY 1H:
80 for articles to be delivered at the Navy Yard
and subject to the usual and conditions viz
OH ss nc" Miscsiiahseus ArticIss No J. class j.
cSPpf sos rn s Ss H. So nnf ss
be AWARDED by classes Schedules and blank forms
ior b1 Is to be had at this office NO person shall be
eeived as contractor who is not Manufacture Of or
rSu dealer in the articles which he offers 20 supply
and the right Is reserved to reject any I'll bids Re-
sponsibe security required the bid for faithful
foTnance. -
iy2l-4t Pay Director U.S.N. Navy Pay AGENT
NAVY PAY OFFICE ,:u,xe-ox n Univ 10 ,ss.
sealed Proposals in duplicate. to be Endorsed Pro
posalS Tor Coal and Lumber" will be received at this
otfc- until TWELVE NJ. the TWENTY-NINTH DAY
OF II. 1854 coal and Pine to be delivered at
the Lavy yard Washington. ID. c. free OF any expense
to the government and subject to the usual inspection
BUREAU Of CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR
h QUESTION No 800 tons BtumnouS Coal. No. 4
$500 Ieet inch White Pine to be awarded by reQusi
tons schedules and blank forms for bids to be had at
tins office person shall be received as contractor
who is not regular dealer in the articles which he
offers 10 supply and the right is reserved to reject
or all bids Irresponsible security required OH the bids
Tor faithful performance. THOS. h. LOCKER.
jy19-s&w2w Navy Pay Agent
NAVY PAY OFFICE
~ WASHINGTON. D. C. July 49, 1884
Sealed Proposals. III duplicate to be orsed Propo
TWELVE n The TwENTY-NINTH DAY OF July,
Washington d. c., free Of any expense to the govern
ment. and subject to the usual inspection and cond
0' BUREAU OF YARDS AMP DOCKS
awarded by requistions Schedules and blank FORMS
for bids TO be had at this office No shall be
cived contractor who Is not manufacturer Of or
regular dealer il. the articles. which be offers to sup
Ply and the right is reserved to reject all bids
kPonsbe security required on thf bids FOR faithful
tyiS-4i Pay Director u. S 4. Navy Pay Agent
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CONFERENCE OVER THE HOSPITAL. APPRoPRrA-
rIoN.-The Secretary OF War, Surgeon General Muir
ray and Hon. Samuel j. Randall held Q conference
this afternoon about the disposition OF the $4,000
appropriated for the local hospitals but decision
was reached.
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TIVE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY

T'HE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
1hE shOhT LINE To TIE SOUTH. SOUTHWEST
AND v EST
S-hftfjlr =. efvc: Dc NJ =. ISsi
~ AN.-NLW ORLEANS MAIL. daily making cIosa
Snhi"CuCE- Z" al Is4Lt$ South and Southwest
Daily x ept SunCaY. 9Th G n - Railway. Ir.Ii-
man si't.ii4-S butrt ears ::oIi New and Wash
:.StUH 10 At4aEI4. PiIlUla. Steering C;.rs trllu
WASHINGTON aud Atlanta New Or!..IfS IariIr
tSrr n ~ wash EEtoil 2. y, -.s-t . &c. "a
SIt M-lDt l>Nll.IE FAST Ii r.. DAILY Via G. A.
lott sEe - tl.,-atl. lyt.IsNIi lille and 4 Weston
JOINTS Pullman S-eeI!uS &s-shirstuiI TO
Louisville -
NV FsM-SOt lHEi.N MAIL AND Exp. FSS Daily
- az itlHt- SCUM and Southwest VIA Ddnyillp
S1Si!yttT bailH kept Sunday. will &. & - Raiiway
tNliilttH >lrriIi< Cars from Na>EiE- ron vi. Dan
N.-le Charlotte and Atlanta - New Orleans. ais1
;IOi- Washington Wa Charlotte and columbia to
Augusta Fil..-a, So IlI- Car from " as!.,to..
u ~ tItr sui, ~ir-lr-~
Manassas Division Train leaves Wash ,l.-ton.. s.4O
- NJ. a-I 3 in + NJ daily ~ sunday
VarrentOn trains leave Wasliiil.tOl NJ $50 NJ ami
$40 2 VI daily $500
Fer tickets and Information inquire at Conpany's o.
t. OF ienn-N3Va,IIt
y. SLAUGHTER MCDANIEL
Gen Pass. Agent Ayrnt
EarI0 SOL HAAS. Traffic Manager
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Civil Service and the Campa,su.

CoNNISsIoSHE EAToN SAYS TIE APPOINTMENTS CAN
NOT BE USED FOE POLITICAL PURPOSES
CommlssionerEston says In reference TO the state
meEt BY democrat that civil service appointments
In the south might have some eject upon the cleo
ton, that 1t would be utterly impossible for the
appointments under the civil service law 10 he s.
apporrloned as TO effect political ends and that al
presrnt the patronage is nearly equally divided
among the several states as may be- lie saws that
ne attempt has ever been made by either party tC
in1uspce the action OF the commission In any way
and that such an attempt. were IL made, would be
exposed Al once. The appointments. he says, have
bseu so apportioned that during the past rev
months the north and south have been pretty
evenly balanced. He showed THE STAR man The
ofdcial aPporlonment chart. and IL shows that one
OF the states which is behind all the rest is IN the
north.
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The Grand Army q the Republic.
MONSTER PARADE IN MINNEAPoLIs-GREAf xNrHusr.

MISSEAPoLIs, MINI, July o3-The Grand Amy
parade is received with tremendous cheep by 6OO01
people, who throng every street On the line Of
march. After parade business meetings for
organization will be held The candidates
for grand commander are Carnahan, OF
Illinois; Warner, OF Missouri. Kounts OF Ohio;
Burst, OF Illinois, and Anderson, OF Kansas. Gen.
cept the honor. He could lie nominated by accla-
nation II he desired IT.
As the parade passed the city hall children on
canopied platform waved banners and sung
an old war song, which the veterans took
up ana marched on with uncovered heads
AS the tattered battle nags were recognized by old
veterans wild cry OF delight went up. The en-
thusaSm was never equaled here, and II Is the
greatest OF all demonstrations ever witnessed IN
the northwest.
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JARRETT STILL OUT.-lt seems to be Definitely
settled that the President Will not commission Mr.
Jarrett OF Ptttsburg, chief OF the bureau OF labor
statistics, position TO which he was appointed and
confirmed by the Senate before the adjournment Of
Congress- AT all events new candidates are coming
forward, among them being Mir. Charles S HILL
StatiStician or the State department. The friends
OF NJ +. Holdsrnan, Washington correspondent OF
the American News Exchange. and OF ex-Mayor
Powderly, OF Scranton, Pa, who say they have had
nothing 10 do with the fight made against MI. Jar.
rett. AGAIN DrpSenf their candidates
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tHANCERY SALE OF TWO HOUSES. ONE BRICE
~ AND one FkAME On NORTH SIDE OF I HIkl
UHIKTY-SECOND) AND MARKET (THIkTY
THIRD STREETS IN GEORGEIOWN. ID. c.

y ANp3SE FKAME. On NoKTh SIDE 81 THIRD
RfE 81 HAH 3 G.
i2xs Bal vs.. Susan NJ. Beavers ct al, being |
No S,9Oj in equity. in the Supreme Court OF the III
july Gs issa at al
O'CLOCK NJ in front OF the premises, VIII offer for
VIZ; Lot hundred aud ssts-two de2) Beatty md
sad bee'llning on the north line of I'd street mow
and HAWKINS addition to Georgetown. and running
thence north 80 feet to rear line said lot thence east
~ feet to boundary line Of lots l6l and 1872 thence with
with Cor i street, il feet inches thence due south
S feet to 81 Tor street, thsnce alops north line OF
Terms of sale: Onethird 90 cash. and the bala in
1ns and IN sqI tor whs the
from the day Of SALE aud lien retained, by the Trustee
mon the property sold or all cab at the option OF the
court and the iu of the purchase money the
hr f w s tg % o to h o
and membranes Terms must b. complied with
Sas f f aa DAY s # s iS aSsl
IS. SSIHES Isq;sstse.
BUNCANsoN BROS, Auciioneers jyIj.d
hfHk kStArh
Soysmbsr ION ls75 and recorded among the an
81 @ 5s i rs
parts Of Lots and Cd in Garasis subdivision Of Lot
n has s'y ronse e n inches
New Jersey northwest, running back with that
5 ala is 5I IND sS
WEEKS CO., Auctione.r. No. 4'' 't 5y # nG
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OFFICER ELLIS HELD FOR THE GRAND jerry

OFFICER ELLIS HELD FOR THE GRAND Jury
Oficer Samuel II. Ellis was charged in the Police
Court to-day with assault and battery on William
Barnes The officer shot Barnes in the hip While
pursuing him for the theft OF a mocking bird from
1eenle CARROTS house. on street northwest DTS
Riley and Hazsn testified that the wound was q
dangerous one. and that II It had been n little
higher would have been fatal. Judge Smell said
that he thought IL would be better &c
NIL warrant for assault and battery
case SO TO the grand jury. He said that II be were
TO try the case be might not be impartial for The
oNcer was guilty OF anything he was guilty CT a
mlSconception OF his duty, and what he had done
was In what be conceived TO be the conscientious
discharge OF his duty. The warrant, charging the
officer with assault and battery with intent 10 bll
was made out and his counsel. Mr.. A. e. Riddle,
waived an examination 0fcer Ellis was released
on hfS personal bonds for the action OF the grand
jury.
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kFCAPITAL PRIZE, S75OUOaa
TICKETS ONLY IS. SHARES IN PROPORTION
T OUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.

We do hereby certify that IRE SUPERVISE the arrange
Tss yGr the ASnthty an Semi Annuat Drauin0s IF
manage and control the Drd,ongs themselves and that
me same are conducted uith honesty fairness ami in
000d Jaah t0rdrd al parties and authorize the Com
panyto use this certificate nth sines Of siOsd
lures attached, in ats advertisements"
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Mayor Court.

FRlDAY.-There was a small cir.
Gus performance in this court, the
first this week. Bill Hill, a bad
negro was the clown. He abused
and insulted his wife. SIS and
trimmings was assessed against
him and he was sent to the bastile
to cool off preparatory to entering
the street brigade.
Monday-Napolean Bugg, col
ored, breaking windows out of the
Mcintyre House by firing on them
with niger shooter. He was
charged on the docket with mali.
cious mischief and let off for the
very inconslderable fine of 50 and
the trimmings.
Ricardo Flores, a Mexican,
drunk and down. Continued.
Tuesday.-There was only one
sinner to be run through the mill
Bob King. drunk ane down; guilty
fined 81 and trimmings.
Ricardo Flores, the Castillian
gentleman from Mexico, whose
case was continued on Monday.
jumped the town.
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The Pistol Again.

Wednesday night, about eleven
o'clock, negro named Fred Par.
ker was found on the sidewalk
near VIM. Zeiss' residence without
hat, vest or shoes, but with two
large sized bullet holes in his
body; one ball struck his righ,
side and passed through his liver,
the other was in his shoulder his
shirt was burned in both places
showing that the firing was done
at very short range. Fred is very
retieent about the time, place OF
circumstances, under which he was
shot, but finally said that a negro
named Charley Love shot him. II
is surmised that there is a woman in
the case. Charley Love and his
wife were both missing Thursday
Fred is thought to be MORALLY
wounded, but he made no com
plant nor had any ono been before
the justice at dark Thursday. Par
kers antecedents are none of the
best,
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1884-02-21

DIKD.-Fred Parker the negro,
an account ofthe shooting ofwhom
was giver in Friday Mornings is
sue, died about or 2 o'clock Fri
dry afternoon. An inquest was
held by Justice Kirk and verdict
was returned that deceased came
to his death, the jury believed, by
a pistol shot wound inflicted by
Charley Love. But little evidence
was adduced. The mother of the
deceased testified that her son said
he had been shot by Charley Love,
but when asked where he was at
the time and what he was doing,
he said he was in too much "mis-
cry" to talk. 1t was also proved
that the shoes, hat and coat or vest
of the deceased were found beside
a lounge in the house occupied by
Love. Beyond these facts nothing
was learned. Itappears that after
the shooting Love came up town
and was looking for the justice.
The inference is that Parker was
on more intimate terms with Loves
wife than either the law or good
morals warrants, and that Love
going home and catching Parker
in his house indicated his honor
by shooting the despoiler of his
domestic happiness. Love and his
wife are both absent, but under the
circumstances II is very likely that
he will come in and surrender.