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Curtin in the Role of ssCurtius.,,

AN UNDERSTANDING ABOUT THE MANNING CASE.
1t is stated at the Capitol that the Manning
Curtin episode in the House a few days ego in
which 1t was claimed that Gov. Curtin had been
'sat down upon" by Speaker Carlisle when he pre-
sented Mr. Manning to take his oath before the bar
OF the House, was in strict accordance with un-
derStanding between Mr.. Curtin. Mr.. Blackburn
Mr.. Carlisle and other prominent democrats, and
that Mr.. Curtin agreed to take the brunt OF a re-
verse ruling OF the chair in order to get Mr.. Man.
ming on record In the House and fairly before the
people. The democrats had come to the conclusion
that the matter had reached that stage that It
would have to be sent back to the people OF the
state, and they knew that 1t would be fatal to Mr.
Manning to so back to his people without having
nshed by the state. A meeting was called, and
after discussing the matter Mr.. Curtin decided as
the only one who could get the floor upon the case
to take the action he afterwards did. Mr. Carlisle
was seen, explained what his ruling would be, and
Mir. Curtin accepted the situation. The case viii
now go back to the committee and be reported TO
the House again to be considered upon its merits
This will doubtless result Ia its being sent back to
the state.
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a Nicancr iturned.

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. Feb 25.-The steamer SAN
salita, plSing bctwe"a here and San QUenteln, WIS
burned al the latter place last niht. Tie steamer
cost Sl.l.Oa0. and WAS OWNED by The North Paciuc
Coast railroad company.
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NEW YORK. Feb. 25.-The Spirit ar rhe Times
states that Harry Vaughan. the champion siN-iay
walker. accepts the challenge af Mn. Edwards. II
Australia, Ia "A six days walking match in this
city, lor sl.oo1 side. Vaughan has deposited $50
forfeit with the Ny,t5ft or the Tunes
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American s.old AR Eurone,
News From, Panama.

NEW YORK. Feb. 25.-The steamship city OF Chi
go. which sails for Europe to-day, takes out $780,
OOO i'll double eagles.
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TESTIMONY AS TO MISSISSIPPI ELECTION METHODS.
The Senate committee Investigating the COpiah
county, Miss. tntimidatiOnS resumed its session at
New orleans on Saturday. Several witnesses, Of
whom nearly all were colored, testified to being
fall. They corrObOrated the previous testimony as
to intimidation. L. O. Bridewen testified that he
canvassed the county for the Independents. He
one"
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from Bishop Carr read In the Catholic churches
in the diocese OF Galway yesterday, advising the
people not to em1grata
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rg NOTICE TO OWNERS OF HORSES.

r-g NOTICE TO OWNERS OF HORSES.
NJ. c. Clark. the inventor of Clark's Patent Horse
Shoes in the city and can be consulted all lame
Murray / Barker's Horse shoeinr shop. Ohio ave bet
sna 3 cEKs h1Yy hs H6ksf sHdfs ts M
the the, best in use for Lame Iter1srin tripping tnm
sand and GrsSss %
de IN removing them Fora regulating st fling, sup
Colts and Sound Horses shod with them viii never sui
1s or ht s two r1r rsy hose h se
"m Nicholson N. D., jos. Bushman. VS..
shoes IN any and all OF isng from the
to to M1 eSr W t s bst b for the tret,
In several cases where the animal too la for
work and sre now az well as ever s they we ss
th s9 co 81 nS Scpoi keys G II
o M tar n ysrs Mason Navy ~ Mdepartmsa1 ! Jon Clark
NV. February Is. 1884 feb16-I3t.
~ J. B. BURGESS. 51a 1lrH STREET NORTH
westEoysters Il .5 per gal. aoc. per qt select,
oc per qf during the season of Lent Select Oysters
IL plate. lCc. febl6-lm
- 'BOGERT'S VEGETABLE COUGH SYRUP"
q for ~ years has proved to BE- the best remedy
&c Free from all drugs and narcotics Try it. Al
druggists. Price % and JOc. jaIl-2m
& ~ SPECIAL. NOTICE!
=. TRADE DOLLARS ATPAR
BARBOUR& HNMII. u. Flour, Feed and Commission
Merchants. Wholesale Grocers and Importers febl3-3m
oPsd5d sET the FAEs uT HAKfI M
ah f FfsH ifTses "hIEe T % vii nd PURE BG
ABLEo, and everything else that be found in
1ebi2-2w' JOS c. FEAHsoN's SONS
t-tp' SAMUEL $. SuEDD.
GAS FIXTURES, GAS FIXTURES
SLATE MANTEJ.S.
LATRoBEs. RANGES FURNACES
PLUMBING AND aEATING
Jobbing promptly done.
feb12 400 9th street northwest
1dE aE HE HH pfqST SIqSF 50 tSMG G2HPAS7
Insures Horses against Fire Diseases or Accidents
Cal. or address s Losses !'sHfSfS g,a INSPECTOR
Main Office s21 street northwest feb71im' i NJ
I- BU1LD1NG 5I.aI!dns LUMEEK BE OF ALL SIZES AND
Dry and well-seasoned White Pine from CULIS to
UPPERs. Georgia and Virginia Pine. from 12112 to A.
Partition Ceiling wainscoting and Flooring in Wal
MT Cherry Ash Poplar. Georgia. Virginia and White
II T aso 'q aud soEta s5? Of tn $ best grades
%AhSuT GHERR1 @ MAIZE. r6PhAk StR Ash 5tk AZ
nnd saa y a O Se esy
less than current market prices.
wM MCLEAN / son.
!a26 Cor 18th and streets northwest
- MUNCAsTER l. HOWARD. CHEMISTS AND
mi m "t e IS r fner , n and str1ets northMes
specially IS Physicians Prescriptions. ja3l
~ THE ATTENTION OF VISITORS AND
:, Residents is Particularly called 10 pHOsyITE.
guard against Malaria For sale aerated by the .ass or
Ia bottles w
W. C. MILBURN
Eole Inventor and Manufacturer
eep2 1929 Pennsy lvaIliU avenue
rgs BRASS ANpIRoNs. FIRE SETS. FENDERs
kV &C. &c.
T. BROOKS GAS FIXTURES
Full ii nt 1sF9 81 aos ss and Fancy
ored Globes Fancy Brass and Porcelain LAMPS Port
ables. sc. Lowest Prces
dis Eff. BROOKS
F-EsH DRUGS.-C. s. PRICE. DRUGGIST 4o6 7rH
S-v street southwest the leading Pharmacy in South
Washington. Physicians Prescriptions q specially
Patent Medicines. Perfumery and Toilet Articles
great variety. uI2
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~ THIRD SUBDIVISION OF ASSOCIATED
49, CHARITIES.
Room PSI PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
Occupied by the ID Subdivision also.)

r-E' THIRD SUBDIVISION OF ASSOCIATED
ts CHARITIES
Room 2151 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
OCCUPIED by the ID Subdivision also.)
Animal sEffEipcH: $,1s street northwest,
Mrs Mrs Admiral a y lf, tEE 1888 @ @Pfnnsylvania avenue.
tion of the sub division between 18th 22d streets
visiting committees Of the will person
ally acquailt themselves with the of each sec
between the deserving and undeserving. There is
great and pressing demand upon US all to give of our
that Is % desirable to ass. up the work the year round so
ps Send to address of either committee and cloth
s KEcoGN1zINs Mz1S1sa4og G9gN6I+ g = Feb =, 100.
band of brothers on the above date to r scosnize
H. Msy Roni;s Da${s The ssi5ns esisd to
Prayer OH By
Letters wsre then read Y the pastor and the f9oWg
recognzed IL That each pastor sign his to these
s wapd r., NJ H. That copy T these nutSs III be for for
church be named follows First Baptist church.
hOn B oun B;s chrsa hh
Heawss rd spst eh"Fe
caH JOHNSrONS NEW DRUG sTORE-NEXT
1~S National Theater:, Finest store in the city.
tpenY HanaIfs ponr 5s "eeh Pescrpons
L-TS 1EMffR NJ Is )
I[s JENNIE SMITH and Miss ADpIE SHERMAN. Rail
road Evangels:s will meet Chr stan Temple
hotel parlors 9th street, TO-MUl.ROW (Iuesday) at
1O m for prayer and conference Strangers also in
vited. Workers, take notice. 1t
r7s- OFFICE OF THE COLUMBIA RAILWAY
~ COMPANY
The annual election for Directors serve the
ensuing year will be held at Sl3 Market Space, TUES
DAi March 1lth p.oximO. between the hours Of and
2pn, W. H. CLAGETT
1eb25. 5.,nar3&1O3t Secretary
rSH TAKE NOTICE!-THE OPEN ORDER
ANS meeting Of Invincible Council Sons Of JOnadah
is hereby postponed Indefinitely S. A. COX. w. C. IT.
rsSSDREW'S DRUG STORE.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
rS. OFFICIAL NOTICE.

NAVY DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON. F. rbrIary 1884
The President will receive the Officers of the Navy
and Marine Corps in the District of Columbia and the
ladies OF their "A lilies. the Executive Mansion
TUESDAY evening, the 10Th instant from eight to
ten O'Clock.
The Officers requested to appear in Especial Full
Dress" WILLIAM f. CHANDLER
1t Secretary of the Navy.
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The Anti-Newman Party Barred Out.

IRON the New 1Orh Stlil, s4tf lnsi.
AT meeting OF Trustees j. ii. Seymour, j. 8
Cooley. Alexander Nicol, J. X Breen, f. T. Hop
kins. and Christopher Meyer in the Madison avenue
Congregational church building last evening, Sec
retarv j. Trumbull Smith read a letter from the
anti Newman church members meeting asking for
the use OF The church lor c'pncL Trustee Cooley
church for the councils for these reasons: You have
declined the honorable offer made by your four
brother deacons 10 hold mutual council 10 adjust
the supposed difficulties You had previously re-
fused like peaceful of1cr from the same brethren
10 refer all such differences OF opinion TO joint
meeting OF the board OF trustees and the board Of
deaconA You have decided in advance the Ques-
uonS which you now intend 10 submit 70 the pro-
posed council In the deliberations OF said council
the pewholders will have no voice on questions
wherein they have vested rights This reply Wa
adopted, Trustee Hopkins voting no. Where tha
council Will be held is not settled
THE TRArToRous GOVERNOR OF ToKAR.-Tne
refugees from Tokar maintain that Macaur bey, the
civil governor or Iokar, sold the surrender. He had
all the bile been advocate Submission the
M8dhi Nacaur sent with his agent a number of
malcontent soldiers 10 hold q conference with
Osnan Digma- hacaJ,r hiniselS had had previoW
alter feasing with the rebels, took back presents
and promises OF plunder 10 the garrison, who there
upon agreed 10 join the Mahdi
The KHEDIvEs DILEMMA. Gen. Gordon has
asked the khed1ve TO issue decree confirming the
independence OF the Soudan. The Porte has warned
the khediye TO maintain the integrity OF the Sou
dan. and TO give no recognition whatever 10 HI
MahdL The khediye's dilemma has given rise 70
fresh rumors OF his abdication.
The pope, through the papal nuncios to the Euro
pean courts, Is making representations against the
proposed conversion by the Italian government OF
the real properly OF the propaganda nde into
Italian renteS
Mr. Walter Wilson, who Is alleged 10 have sud-
denly left nis promised bride In Montreal Is TO Do
expelled, II possible, from one OF the most ar,sto.
Cratic clubs In that city.
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Captain sHappy Charlie" and Lieutenant Glib
son. of the salvation army, were fined s. Saturday
at trenton, N. J., for shouting and singing in the
streets
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Suicide of eX.Minister Partridge.
The Secretary OF State received cable message
this morning from Minister Foster, at Madrid, an
nOuncng the death by suicide at Alicante, Spain,
OF James r. Partridge, who was residing there on
account OF his health Mr. Partridge was in the
United States diplomatic service for many years at
Brazil and other South American countries his last
post being at Lima
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NEW ROAD TO CITY POINT, vA.-It is stated at
Petersburg, Va, that controlling interest in the
Petersburg and Weldon railroad has passed into the
hands OF the Wilmington and Weldon railroad COM
pany, and that the latter road contemplates
making City Point, Va, shipping port for its
freight. This will necessitate the construction OF
another branch road to CRY Point
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-25

REsIGNATION.-Mr d. Carriean, chief clerk Of
medicine and surgery navy department has re-
slgned to take effect the 18th OF March, in order
TO go into business in DakatO
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NAVAL CADETS ACQUITTED OF TIE CHARGE OF
HAziNG.-Naval Cadets William ". Bush, jr and
j. s. Mexican have been notified of their acquitta
by courtmartial OF the charge OF hazing The SEN
tence OF the court in the cases OF Cadets Leon H.
has not yet been announced, indicating that the
same findings by the court do not apply to their
cases. Cadet Parker was the only cadet who
pleaded guilty to the charge and III the invcst!ga-
ton endeasored to assume the entire responsibility
OF the haZIng affair.
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NV Books
Fox's Warranty in the Fire Insurance Contract
CochrOuk Collateral Securities
Gould Nalers
New Rules of Supreme Con of Us
MISJ EL;.ANEOUS BOOKS.
Political RecoilectOns. by Geo. W. Julian: In NaZA-
reth lown. and other Poems by John ". ChadwiCk; {;
Niles Prince; fres, and Dramatic Sketches
tuas selections of Wisdom Wit and z thos, by T.
Sylu MOrr s. Wards English oets Perry's Engi>h h
Literature seven Spanish Cities: What Shall We Do
With Uur Daughters by Mary A Livernore.
New Nalen ines jus: received. Beau iful stock of
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Periodicals and New Publications constantly added.
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PERsoNAL-Jesse r. Grant, OF New York arrived

PERsoNAL-Jesse r. Grant, OF New York, arrived
here this morning. He is at the Arlington
Lieut.. j. B. Aleshire, q. s. A., is at the Ar
lington.-Mme. Christine Nilsson and maid,
Franco Novaro and wife, Del Puente and wife, Ca
poul and wife, Maurice ;nrL, Grau. and other
quartered at the Arlington. Commodore
Earl English and Capt Schley returned
from New York, Saturday night. PAY
Director j. S. Cunningham, U.SN., is at Worm
leys-R. W. Ferguson and Charles III. Tweed.
OF New York. and L. C. Chandler, OF BOs-
ton, are at WOrmley's-Mr. j. +. Shepherd
has been appointed Washington correspondent
OF the Indianapolis Times. James A.
Leyden and samuel W. Miller q. s. A.,
York, and Mr. Charles E. Barney, OF St Louis, are
at Willard's,-Mr. James II. Teller, the brother OF
Secretary Teller and the secretary OF state of Da-
kota leaves this evening for his home after brief
visit here-Prof. c. V. Riley, entomologtst
OF the Department ofAgrculture, has just returned
from an extended tour through Georgia and Florida
-SignOr Campanini and wife and line. Scalchi
are at the Riggs.-Lieut St H. Schuetze, OF the
navy, who accompanied the remains OF Surgeon
Amber, Of the Jeannette expedition to their nnal
resting place In Virginia, is In the city for a few
days-Mrs- McElroy, the Presidents mother-in-
law, is visiting at the White HOuSe-Mr Allan
Arthur returned TO New York last night He had
been here but a day or two.-SolicitOr Raynor OF
the Treasury department, Is confined to his resi-
dence by severe cold.
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BOOKS, &c.

ID GREAT BOOK SALE.
FOR 10 DAYS ONLY WE OFFER
$4,000 WORTH OF BOOKS FOR LESS HAN HALF
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The only opportunity to get complete Library for
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Handsome. Finely Illustrated and Extensively Bound
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CIRCULARS have been issued by the Secretary of
the Navy and the Adiutant General OF the Army to
the officers OF the navy, army and marine corps and
their families. Informing them that the President
tenders Il recc0tion in their honor tomorrow even
Ing from 3 to 10 O'Clock
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GEORGE SPRANSY
507 SEVENTH STREET
feb-0 Opposite L. :. Post Office
Mrs SPEAKER CAiIISI.E CURED OF RHEU-
A4 MAIlsN.
HER LETTER TO PROF A. J. DEXTER.
No. $40 THIRTEENTH STREET
The following explains itself:
RIGGS HOUSE, February H. 1894

Prof 4. j. DeTter:
DEsG SIR have suffered with if,lnina.ory rhe,l-
Iatn ur rty years. Hearing Of Your skill deter
Ies, 20 your trtan. mt After the fir appcat
Was enabled SLEEP profou:,di; not having had any
rest Tor e,k. At present am lse my freely
which was iOTerlcss tor time. suffer pain
1t ives great pleasure to aid my the many
yoa have cured My general Lealth is greatly improved
Respectfully. Mrs. joan q CARLI,
tSieaker's wife)
lEOF DEXTER TREATS ALL DISEASES. febS- I'm
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Ex-senator Spencer's Damage Suit.

Ex-senator Spencer's Damage Suit.
From the New York Herald.
WAsHINdHoN, Feb. "a, 1sS4-Ex-Senator Spencer
says that he Will in a few days institute q
civil suit for damages against Attorney General
Brewster for defamation of character and injury
his business In the SUN Of $4,000, growing out OF
the demand made upon him Illegally, 1t is
alleged. by the Department OF Justice In its prose-
cutiOn of the star route cases
Hon. Luke Pryor, of Alabama, has informed his
friends that under no circumstances will he be q
candidate Tor reelection to the lower house Of Con-
greSS.
Bishop Gibbons has notified the United Catholic
societies OF Baltimore that he does desire to par
tictpate in public parade and reception on his re-
turn from Rome.
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S'EAkER CARLISLE INDIGNANT AT THE PUBLICATION
OF THE DOCUMENTS BEFORE THEY WERE LAID BE-
FORE TIE HOUSE.
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LIEUTENANT W. H. EMORY, who has been selected
to command the Steamer Bear the Greely relief
expedition, will go to New York On Wednesday to
assume command OF that vessel She will be put
into commission at once, but her date of sailing Is
not yet decided upon.
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This store has been temporarily removed to 941
Pennsylvania avenue northwest (Vernon Row where
acompleteassortnent of Pure Drugs and Fine Chemi-
Gals together with full line of domestic and imported
Fancy Articles. can always be found. feb23-6t
3 ~ FOES AND FRIENDS ARE INVITED TO
I-s attend an open meeting of Brotherhood of Car
WEDNEsDAy the 27th inst,
Journeys Hail. 135 and streets Topic dis
cussion The Necessity for Trade Unions. feb22-4t
~ THE EIVERSDALE DAIRY, HERETOFORE
STUDS Co. No. ll1 11th street. has been sold to
j. n GIBBS of Mt Vernon. and hereafter will be run
the milk direct from their farm and all due from
the customers Of said dairy contracted since February
We thank customers for their patronage III the
past and hope they tit to continue with the
firm.
feb21-6t' GEO. W. STUDS CO.
T TsoTHE HOMEOPATHIC HOSPITAL. NO 1lO6 F
:. street northwest is now open for the reception
ance medicine and nursing. from 81 per week upwards
according to room selected Application for admission
may be made to the MatrUn at he hospital No of
contagious disease will he admitted feb2O-3m
GlaZlers. formerly at southwest llth and
sts., moved to their shop 95 ST. NV All orders
promptly attended to- Telephone connection fl9-1 I'm
7 ~ HAVING OPENED AN OFFICE IN MY EN-
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vate Sale Making Loans Collecting and the Cen
era Management of Property for Owners and Estates
request that all who have such for sale wish to pr-
chase will give Inc call. Some fine investments now
in hand on 7th 9th and streets northwest Daily IN
qllr1es for property all parts the city Call and
give me description of Your property sale Prompt
attention and returnsin II all business transactions
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feblslm Nos. 317 and 319 9th street. cor D n w.
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GEORGE N. HAYWARD, son OF Commander Hay
ward, US. navy, has been recommended for ap-
pOintment as Naval academy cadet.
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ON ACCOUNT OF THE BITTERNESS of the fight for
the surgeon generalship Of the navy, it is now
thought likely that the President will not make an
appointment to the vacancy until after the ad-
JOurnment OF Congress-
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COMING NAVAL CHANGES.-It Is learned that Com
mOdOre Upshur, at present the cOmmandant OF the
New York navy yard, Will be ordered to command
the Pacific squadron upon the retirement OF Rear
Admiral Hughes next month 1t was intended to
give this command to Commodore Wells upon
Hughes retirement, but it thought inadvSable,
as Commodore Wells will not be on the active list
very long, and command nearer home would be
more suitable for q few months service. 1t is
thought likely, therefore, that he Will be allowed to
float his flag over the North Atlantic squadron
after the retirement OF Rear Admiral Cooper in
July.
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ENIECTRICITY CURES PARALYSIS RHEUMA.
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Due Nest: or Round the World in Ten Months. By NJ.
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ARoundahout Journey, BY Charles Dudley Warner
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The Creators of the Age of Steel By W. L. Jeans
The Story Of Chinese Cord IL. BY A. +. TIake.
Natural Law IL the Spiritual World. BY Drummond
Cookery for Beainners. BY Marion Harland.
\ fools taradse Story of Fashionable Life in
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fe23 MA BAILANTYNE & SON 42S eth Street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-25

FIRST LIEUT.. AUGUSTUS P. BLocKSoM, 9Th cav
airy Is detailed professor Of military science and
tactics at the Ohio state university, Columbus
Ohio, to take effect July l. 1884, and will report for
duty accordingly, relieving First Lieut.. George
Ruhlen, l7th Infantry, who will join his company
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-10-04

Three desirable rooms TO let on the corner Of
st. Louis st. and Virginia Avenue, Boyle
Heights. Enquire at TH0MPS0NS
-erg22tf Grocery store.