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The Red Cloud chief., 1884-05-23
Order No. IL
Memorial Day.

Line of march: Procession form on webster
STREE. head Of column in front Of Post Hall.
March up Webster 10 Seventh Avenue. west On
seventh 10 Seward street. down Seward TO md
Aycr;,e. West on md 10 Walnut, down Walnut
10 cemetery.
ORDER OF MARCH.
NUSic at head of column.
Garfield IL I fld cN-SOliirrS.
Firing p.rty in advance.
March to Public School grounds.
Where Garfield Relief Corps anu Public School
vii form in procession,
Eclirt Cnrl's in advance.
Citizens deSirIiiI ia niarcI form in rear OF
>rhOol>.
All carriages in rear OF column.
By ort or of
>. III. FERMAN, Adjutant.
The L. P. surveyors are now nearly
to Red Cloud, having passed Guijc
Rock coming this way, up Tie Repub-
lean VALLEY, long side the 3. & NJ.
Tne load will >.I.nc Guide Rock,
which will give that village a boom.
The grade stakes are being stuck ~
fast Ms they locate the line, and are
marked Valparaiso to Red Cloud. which
we consider is Il pretty good evidence
of the L. Ps. intention. There seems
To he little doubt but what the road
viii be built is it would be one OF the
best paying lines that the Union Pacif-
ic coulL possibly build, runnin"
through, rs it does. the richest por-
ton Of Nebraska, aud making a much
shorter route to Lincoln and Omaha
than we have at present. The road
can be easily built as there is only u
grade of thirty-six feet to the mile.
-
OK Saturday night Garfield Post, G.
A. r., OF this city, held u grand camp
fire at the opera house, at which time
the published program was fully ear
ried out, with n or two deviations.
A large crowd was present notwith-
Standing the Indictment weather.
Speeches were made by Gen. a. H.
Bowen, Capt. MunSel, E. G. Hawley,
q. 4 CLANCY, W. II. StrOhm, K. B.
Fulton, Mr.. Page, NJ. b. McNitt and
Others. Mrs. W. G. knight read a very
able essay on the Ladies Relief Corps.
The evenings entertainment was in
terspersed with music, Mrs. E. C..
Hawley at the organ. Prof. Funk
sang The Sword of Bunker Hill"
!hich was roundly spplauded. During
this part of the exercises Others were
lndulging in eating ice cream, and
finally the campfire ended withe may
dance. The exercises were very en-
Pertaining and pleasant. We hope the
Post will give another camp fire soon.
fRlNTs, piqueS. pc, Gales. ginShams,
shamh. :aS, etc, at Mrs. NewhOu,e :,
cheao t. close ont. Aft
So dci.i- ". hrv a New Homt
SEWN, m.cl [ ru,>. - NJ hi &
= ,t + t ct, : =: =, Il - ore. 32,f
S"Es. Sd. ~. Vt e. la,c>. II. n
hrr.s etc, make, ,iuwl ve-y low 70.
ont u eIIir" sock Of "oolS.
Gail and see. Mis-. NEwIiorSE.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-05-23
Fresh Fish
CITY BRENI1ifS.

every Friday ut MoSher & Sons meat
market.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-05-23

Bile HILL TEAM.
j. Burden, C.. ......O y q q
{. Robinson, p-.....0 D o 10000
Bristol, LIST b.........0 | 900
II. Samuels, Ind BIO o o 000l o.
Z. Dawson, Sd BIO 900 10000
:. 2. Gordon, I. 80 100000
E. s. Morris, C. TO o 0 5000
Z. {. Mackey, r flo 0 10000
+. Smith. s. s.......0 D o u 0 o
T. CLOUD TEAM.
Arson Highly. c.....l d 0 o =
c. Platt, p......-...l OOOl
Durrie. lst b.........l U 5000
!. ]. CARRIER, 2n b...l D 0 | 10000
p. \. Beachy, 3d...0 0 00OOl
o. 7. Taylor. ! f.....0 lOOlI
b. Cromwell, c. FL O | 0 0OOl l
GS Albright, r f...O 0 OOOl
Y. Fulton, s. s......l 0 ! OOOOl
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-08-18

TO he Editor Of Tho Erentnq Critlc:
The Washington Post of yesterday had In Its
local columns the announcement thar II Glove
land and Hendricks guu.club had been organ
lied In this city, and their uniform was to DO
Si0Rch hats, rel Shfrts ant black pdnks. with II
view OF calling attention to tho instructive.
ness OF the Democratic party, have under
lined this uniform. 1t Will not be forgotten
that the organization that ordered the death
OF Judge Chisholm in Mississippi (and this
same organization, that committed all the
political murders In that State and South
Carolina, had this very significant and peculiar
uniform for their "dress parades." The SkOucb
is the head.cover OF the murderer, the rcd
shirt signifies blood and the black pants death.
VIII this Democratic Cleveland and Hem
bricks "gun club" adopt "masks" similar TO
the kind used by the Graders" and kuklux In
North Carolina and Georgia, or Will they allow
the people OF the Capital to see the faces of
persons who are endeavoring las near MS they
dare TO do) to initiate the clans In the South2
l hope thore will be no masks used when this
"gun club" mako their first turnout We are
anxious to see who are the men that have u
desire to show up something like their col.
leagues In the South, who have slain 1000
loyal white and black men since 1865 because
they were loyal Republicans and ''men for the
Union" GEO. NJ. ARNOLD.
August IS, 1884,
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WEST WASHINGTON.

Temperature and condition OF water at Z q.
w. nn,,! Ias' .oinpet'",c, - sOmui'ty
condition at north connection, 70; Mt south
connection, SO; distributing reservoir, tenn
nerature. 70; condition at innuent gatehouse,
SO; mt ef1luent gatehousc, SO.
Tho single SOUL race between leading Dis.
trlct onrsmen, which was TO have occurred on
last Saturday evening, Will take place on
Wednesday evening. Tho course Will DO from
Table Rock to Hol,zman's.
The canal boat Loudon arrived this morn-
Ing with 1000 bushels OF corn for Messrs
Hartley. Sales at 20 cents.
The schooners II. p. King and j. d. Vandor-
sen arrived this morning, the former with
guano, the latter with asphalt.
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The MINING ncnocrntr.

Mr.. Handy, OF the Philadelphia Press, writes
10 his paper from Bar Harpor. "As for tho
Maino Democracy, II they were not urged on
by their brethren OF other States | really doubt
ton In Maine this year. The general feeling
IL that Maine should not even appear 10 throw
stumbling block in the way OF her fivorlta
son. on all sides hear Democrats say that
they Will either vote for Blaine or not vats At
all, II Ia necessary, however, to maintain tho
organization and keep the party In iishtlng
Trim; so the lines arc drawn Tor Il pitched bat.
Tie In september and after that, by general
conaent, II Will DO a go-as-you. please race,
with no effort 10 keep down the November
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-08-18
EAST WASHINGTON.

a number Of Democrats OF East Washington
held meeting al 200 Maryland avenue south.
east, last Saturday, Tor the purpose OF organ.
izlng club with view OF rendering aid %
the Democratic candidates for Congress IN tho
Firth and Sixth districts OF Maryland.
The funeral Of Mics Nellie McDonough took
place yesterday afternoon, the body belus laid
to restin the family lot at the Congregational
Cemetery. The father of the deceased IS now
In Chinn, and, OF course, has not yet heard OF
his daughters death.
A young man In Enst Washington made n
foolish wager last Saturday. He bet that no
could break brick In half by buttlng IL. He
tried tho experiment, and he Is now being
doctored for badly cut head. The foJl.klller
Will probably come round this way very soon.
The name OF the young man Is Joseph Day.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-08-18

Rochester Post-EXpress.
II was one or the Long Island steamers. A
dignined old gentleman sat smoking his
cigar, when he was accosted by a tall, sharp
looking, keen.eyed stranger.
GOOD evening, sir; going far2
"Yes, I'm on my way 10 Europe. Going down
10 New. York TO tako the steamer"
~ thought 30. You're the president OF the
11Oth National Bank OF Hightown, who killed
his wife and children aud robbed tho bank OF
100000, aren't your"
"Thc same. What may call your"
"Pm Detective Hswkshaw, No. 2, OF Rhode
Island. was looking after you"
"Yes, | rather expect you. Well, 1 am
ready 10 go back. My capture Will be quite u
feather In your cap, won't t2"
"please don't insult mei l shan't arrest
YOU"
"Why n0t?"
NYon forgot am from Rhode Island.n
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w ANTED-BY SEPTEMBER OR ogPo-
w Der house OF or rooms; modern I'M
proyements between eth and i5th and n and 1.
SITS. n. WI rent not 10 exceed t3j Address Perma-
nent. Critic office. aui5-3ts
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HE SHAVED ,EM BOTH.
An Incident That Occurred 10 BILLY
Dickson.

During the Democratic Convention at
Chicago Major VIM. Dickson was ono day
being shaved in tho Palmer House barber
shop, when the manipulation of the razor
said:
~ see by your badge that you are dele
gate from the District of Columbia"
Yes" responded Dickson, II have that
honor"
81 had the pleasure of shaving one of tho
delegates from the District to the Republic
can Convention"
"Mr. Conger, presume"
81 don't know whether his name was
Conger or not, but he was taller than you
and as black as hell"
The delegate referred to was Colonel
Perry II. Carson.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-08-18
DIED.

DAYIS.-Alrred W. Davis, on Saturday, the
10th, 1891, at p. M, In the 37th year OF his
age.
REYBERT.-on saturday, August 10, 1884,
at 10 10 q. m, Artemus Reyperi, In the 57th
year OF his age.
RosENBERG.-on the 18th inst, Macmillan
Rosenberg, In the Doth year OF his age.
Funeral services at tho residence OF his
mother.lnlaw, Mrs. S. G.. Choate, $40 Indiana
avenue, TuesdGy afternoon, at O'Clock.
KOOB.-On sunday, 18TH instant, at 3 80 p,
me-, Joseph L. Koob, aged 30 years 10 months
nnd days.
Funeral Will take place on the 10th OF Au.
gust, 1884, at 3 o'clock p. M, from his lato
residence, Ninth street and Whitney avenue.
Relatives and friends respectfully invited,
baltimore papers please copy,l
HARwOOD.-August II, 1884, att O'Clock
n. m, Avery II. Harwood, aged 81 years.
Funeral from his late residence, 033 Rhode
Island avenue northeast, Tuesday, 10Th In.
stant, at $50 p. ~. Relatives aud trlonds re.
specially Invited.
ToPPING.-On tho 18Th last, Mt . O'Clock,
Chester TrOyenor, son OF Alfred ana Helen Il.
Topping, aged III months.
Funeral tomorrow Tuesday evening at
. o'clock from 535 New Jersey avenue north.
west,
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SALE OF 4. Two.sToRY FRAME DWELL.
ING, SITUATE ON THE EAST SIDE OF
EouRyT nth STREET, BhrWEEN d AND E
=. BY virtue OF deed of trust. dated October TO-.
1850 duly recorded In lber 953, ut folio l03 OF the
land records OF the District Of Columbia, and at
the request, in writing, OF the person secured
thereby we VIII sell at public auction, In front of
the premises, on THURSDAY, the 2lst day OF
August A. d. 1854 az $3.50 o'clock p, M, the fol-
lowing described real estate. situate in the city Of
Washington, In the District aforesaid, known as
part of lot numbered eight (S), in square number
ed eight hundred and twelve (si2). beginning for
the same ct the southwest corner of said lot. on
the line OF Fourth street eaAt, and running thence
north along said Fourth street twenty feet thence
east one hundred and 1--WE feet one Inch TO the
rear line OF said lot. thence south along said rear
line twenty feet, thence west one hundred -
snd five feet one Inch to the point OF begin f':J
ming together with the improvements, &c, Asl
consisting of q two.story frame dwelling
Terms: One.third cash, balance In and IL
months, with Interest at per cent from date OF
sale, secured by deed OF trust on property sold or
all cash at option OF purchaser. A deposit ofs50
required when property is struck OFF, 1fterms Of
sale are not complied with In ten aays from day
OF sale the trustees reserve the right torese ater
five days notice In THE EVENING Critic at the
risk and cost OF the deiaulting purchaser.
WILLIAM OCKSTADT,
HENRY ]. BRIGHT,
nuS-eod6ds Trustees.
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SALE OF RUM IN THE DISTRICT.
Tho Increase in Licensed saloons
ana How IL 10 Accounted for.

The Increase in Licensed Saloons
ana How IL 10 Accounted for.
Here are some interesting figures for you
in connection with tho sale of rum in the
District, which will make it lively for the
temperance speakers" said a District OIL
cial to CRITIC reporter this afternoon.
During the license year ending June 30,
1888, there were SOS bar-rooms licensed by
tho District and 400 places licensed to sell
by tho wholesale-in quantities not less
than pint. During the year just ended
June 30 last
The Increase ia Licensed Saloons Is
Something Phenomenal.
1.-THE number of bar-rooms licensed was
50l, which Is an increase of 90 bar-rooms in
one year. The number of places licensed to
sell by the wholesale was still more re-
markable, being Coz, which is an increase
OF 103 wholesale rum-shops Now, this
makes an increase in one year of 100
licensed places where rum is dispensed"
How the Increase is Explained.
Commissioner West who has charge Of
the license department of the government,
was seen by the reporter and questioned on
the subject. He explains the increased
number of licenses issued by tho fact that
tho police are enforcing tho license laws
more rigidly. He said the dsorderly
houses below the Avenue and other parts of
the city, who have always sold liquor, are
required to take out wholesale licenses now.
Another District official explained the
increase in the wholesale licenses by tho
fact that the people of the city arc falling
into tho ways of New York and Baltimore
and other cities, in sending pitchers and
tin cans to the beer saloons and grocery
stores for beer. As tho custom increases
the grocors, TO catch the trade, are also
taking out wholesale licenses TO supply
their customers
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uaDERTASERS.


II Is amusing TO SEQ the way In which tho
Independents have shifted their ground In re-
gard to Mr.. Blaine. First they said, many
months ago, that his "bOom" was a myth
then, that Il was only n little ono anyhow,
Then they acknowledged tho Size OF the
Uboom," but swore that no would never got
tho nomination, Then when he did get tho
nomination., they grew purple In the face
shouting that no wouldn't be elected. Aud now
will DO the last Republican President, What
they will say next remains 10 be seen,
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-08-18
CnndId.


4tNNb NIIIlnEs,
"aaye you read my two last poems }" asked
the literary friend.
kins, with sigh.
like them 2"
"Candidly?"
80, certainly"
"rhe first OF those two poems Is absolutely
worthless, and the second one Is not quite up
70 the standard OF the first one,"
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-08-18
Fruits OF Experience.

Philadelphia Call.
Minister'S wife-"How terrlbleI This paper
Gently discovered to be on the verge OF starya-
ton"
Mlnister-"Well, no might have known
enough 10 keep o big dog"
Minister'S wlfe-"Why, what for?"
Minister-"ro scare on.donatlon parties"
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-08-18
Marriage Licenses.

Ephraim Smith, of Carroll County, Nd, and
Maggie @. MofIltt, of Chambersburg, Pa.
BENJAMIN L. Davis aud Mary p. Downey.
James W. Mathew and Catherine Dufry.
James W. Williams and Ella Bryan.
Frank NJ. Moran, OF Savannah, Ca, aud Mrs.
A. Draper, OF this city.
p. II. Moone and Maggie Keefe.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-08-18
A Meeting OF the Stny-nt-IIOmes of
the fiEht Infantry.

number of the "stay -at homes" will
JOIN The Washington Light Infantry Corps
ut Long Branch Wednesday night. A
meeting will be held at tho armory this
evening at o'clock to complete the ar
raugements. and the prompt attendance of
every member in the city is earnestly de-
sired
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A SMALL BOY AND A TORPEDO
Cause Slight Excitement on the
Avenue.

About o'clock last night there was a
good deal of excitement on tho Avenue, be-
tween Sixth and Seventh streets. A loud
report like that of q pistol was heard. A
crowd gathered in very few minutes.
People rushed in from all sides. But no
pistol had been fired. A small boy, pos
seised of the usual amount of deviltry
which is incorporated in that species of the
human race, had put giant torpedo on tho
car-track. A car passing over it had caused
the explosion. The small boy did not wait
to be told to leave.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-08-18

A Texas man, shlpwrecked on tho Gulf OF
Mexico, had cork log, and when he fell over.
mead downward until he died from rush OF
blood TO the head
How foolish most OF our proverbs areI For
instance, II is said that straw shows which
way tho wind blows, when everybody knows
straw blows.
~ 10 believed In California that the present
VIII be the most prosperous honey season in
mat section ever known.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-08-18
THE LIGHTiNG QUESTION.

more Requests Coming IN 10 the
Commissioners.
Mr.. A. NJ. Renshaw, general manager of
the United States Electric Light Company,
has asked tho Commissioners for permission
to erect lamp-post upon tho northeast
corner Of Tenth street and tho Avenue and
give sample of the electric illumination in
use in other cities.
The Commissioners reply that they have
arranged with another company to light
point be selected for tho oxhibitiau.
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are under way. The entire estahIisllEtefit VIII
be feature In the cltY<es4Sfiding tho improve.
ments We will dlsSsse of tho balance OF our
summer stQcksW prices never dreamed OF.
Eisemap.Df0s., corner Seventh and u.
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Drivers Sn,nmer Garden.

Cool nights and good performances succeed
In nightly crowding thi9 pleasant place OF
amusement. Another nne programme Is pre-
sonted every evening this week.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-08-18
Too Many of tho MaIo Gender.

INIIIIuOFr sun IO'uny,
Mr.. W. j. II. Walters has written a letter TO
Mayor Latrobe Offering to give, on behalf OF a
modest neighbor In the Belt" Young bull
Tor the Druid Hin Park Dairy. This makes
three buQS offered as donations, aud three
cows have also been offered, Tho Mayor,
while grateful for tho generous offors, says
me dairy can get along without so many cattle
OF iho male GENDER but the gift OF more COWS
would be very acceptable,
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-08-18
GALVANIZED IRON FLUTINGs.
Hid. Opened by Colonel Casey To

Bids were opened by Colonel Casey to-
day for galvanized iron outings, etc., in the
centre and west wings Of the State, War
and Navy building.
The bidders were tho following firms: G.
Thomson & Co., at $685. Simpson &c Guy,
$10,561; Whyte & Overman, $9,4S0; Otto
Wolfsteiner, 81 407, and Bartlett, Hayward
d Co., of Baltimore, $10,s00. The award
will BIZ made to Mr.. Wolfsteiner
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-08-18
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.

O. w Uoonbas heon nnn,intad n nr;vata
of class ono on tho noI,cei fprce " P'A'"'0
r.. - ~ '.'o
HE commissioners nave issued Dar-room
Licences 10 j. NJ. Buckley and Charles e.
James.
COMMISSIONER EDMoNDs has gone to
pennsylvania on a vacation, whore he Will re-
main for several days.
w. L.. SKIpp. of Norfolt, Vn. comnlains
that "a and nair of shoes wore stSish from
his room last night nj the Howard Honse.
:, " ~
Mis- ma nrning per mnS V ,vo Tre
and n iamn from snnther gas5eryoman and
got 40 DAYS i'm iaiI.
'
COMMISSIONERS LYDECKER has requested
the Marshal TO assign the Police Court avacant
courtroom In the City Hall until the old Po-
% &c oour. ID repaired -,
MRs. ALVA COOPER ana Y. =. English,
OF NO. loOI street, report that tnolr mousse.
was entered between tho lst and l1th ln&tes'
whlie INC family were out OF towqs,ktpFSil2
worth OF faces ana .lpweiry sJ}iepf
IREcoSIAIEND NJ Gseessff fering with Hay
Fever. EIy,a Creal&]IFirn. I have Triad nearly
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-08-18
FOH HsNL--.,Louses.

LNoR RENTING. 1881 18TH ST. n. W., $
rooms; Immediately north OF Dupont Circle
lovely place everything in nice order; n respOn-
sible tenant can have either OF the above houses
st u desirable rent; owner going west, Apply TO
:, &. Daish, owner, 1881 18th ST. n, W. Gnl3-tf
OUR sPECIALTY-FINE PHOTOS, ANY
" size, OF business houses; also, line photo
eDRravings for bill heads. envelopes and cards; n
correct representation Of place OF business guar
anteed. j. Il. Butts. O36 + ST. n, W. aus
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TV,RusTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
Il IMPROVED PROPERTY, ON ELEV-
ENTH STREET; BETWEEN d AND u

FNTH F5TNFET, BETW EFN II NND ~
STREETS NORTH EAST.
by virtue OF deed OF trust dated the sd day of
September, 1874, and duly recorded In liber M
folio 250, ct sea- one of the land records for the
District Of Columbia, and by request OF the party
secured, will sell at public auction, on FIJI.
DAY, AUGUST ~, 1891. at Cookbook p. M, 1A
IN front OF the premises, In the city OF WASH hl:u
inRton, d. c., part OF lot numbered seven nj, In
square numbered nine hundred and eighty.slx
1857, beginning for the same At the southwest
corner OF said lot and running with the line OF
Eleventh street east thence north nfteen 10 feet
seven a. Inches. thence east one hundred and
nineteen 1871 feet to the line of said lot and
TO the public alley, thence south fifteen isl feet
seven l7l Inches, and thence west one hundred
and nineteen 11g feet to the place OF beginning,
together with the improvements thereon.
Terms OF sale: One-hnlf in cash, balance In IL
months, with interest from day OF sale, to he ne.
cured by q deed OF trust on. property sold or ali
cash, at the option Of the purchaser, A deposit OF
.J j. BRADLEY ADAMS.
JOHN SHERMAN q CO., Trustee.
AuCtiOnperg, nuti.pOdtCda
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FINANCIAL.
To.iay,s stock quotations.

Tho following observations OF the transact
lions In the financial market TO day, together
with the opening and closing quotations, arc
furnished by the banking.house of II. ID.
Cooke, jr, & Co., 1929 street, Washington,
n H..
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AOCTI0H SALES.
DOvLINU. Auctionee

TNluOmAS DOWbInS, Aucttoueer.
by virtue Of q deed ftrust, dated the 9Th day OF
June, a. ID. 1883, and duly recorded In llber iOB
folio 70 ct seq ana by request ofthe party secured
thereby will sell at public auction, on MON.
DAY, August rs, 1884, at o'clock p. M, In front
of the premises, lot numbered CD, OF Robert NJ
BQston's subdivision OF original lot numbered one
~, in square numbered 1872, together with 81
the improvements thereon, In the city OF HHi
Washington, District of Columbia, subject to ~
deed OF trust to secure $500.
Terms Of Sale-All Of the purchase money In
cash. deposit oft5o to be made ON day OF sale
v .'' william e. MATTHEWS, Trustee,
aulJ COdkda 62i sth al.
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THE TEMPERANCE CAUSE.
Good Templar Meeting ut North
CnrOlina.Avenuc Church.


The temperance meeting at North Caro-
. lna-avenue NJ. p. Church ON last evening,
under the auspices of tho Good Templars,
was largely attended. Tho speakers wero
Messrs Il. N. Green, p. G. Checks, j. /.
Barrick and A. Kalstrom. The citizcns of
the vicinity are coming forward with great
unanimity and arc aiding the order much
in promoting the interest of these meetings
Good Tempiar Meeting ut Dir. sun.
derland's Church.
The meeting at DIR. Sunderland's Church
on last evening, under tho auspices of Min
nehaha Lodge of Good Templars, was n
grand success. The church was filled with
an intelligent and appreciative audience.
The addresses delivered by Mrs Belva A.
Lockwood, Justice i. l. O'Neal and Mr.. j.
G. Lee were forcible and eloquent, and the
recitations by Mrs. NJ. A. Naylor and Miss
Lee were appropriate and well rendered.
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Indian Agent snider, of Fort Peck Agency,
Montana, undor date of August A. submits
his monthly report, which shows that the In-
dlans are engaged In irrigation. He says
by the Western papers, were reported starv
Ing,