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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW w,
BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

YIHOAAS BOWLING, Aucconeer.
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TENSION TABLES. ASH AND WALNUT
sIDEBOARDs. BRUSSELS AND INGRAM
sfdVES. roGET GET Err Writ ABOUT TT Three IL j:
HUNDRED SEPARATE LOTS
ONE CRATE ESe1rs AHso' STONE CHINA .s.
SORTED; SMALL STOCK OF GROCERIES.
ALSO.
FINE BLACK At T5 TwEY no 2eEoGK YEARS
2IRsEs 5SseiEs, &aaoH ss ASb nAnS ShE
At my auction rooms SATURDAY, JUNE SIXTH,
COMMENCING at TEN O'CLOCK. je4-2t
YI,EUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
l. LOTS, FRONTING SEVENY-ONE FEET on
+ STREET, BEsTWEEN TNENTY-FOURTH
WEsT, BY A DEPTH OF ABOUT ONE Hun
DRIED FEET. IMPROVED BY a DOUBLE
FRAME HOUSE AND OUTBUILDINGS
BY virtue of a decree OF the supreme Court of e.<
the District of Olumbia. in cause wherein lena IA
Hoffman 1T al were complainants and William .u -
Thoma ct al were defendants. and known as EqiiIiy
Cause No 9,4Os passed on the 18th day OF NAV a. u
1850. will, on SATURDAY, JUNE SIXTH 1888.
at HALF-PAsT FIVE O'CLOCK Z. NJ. sell at public
pieces and lots of land situate the city of Washing
ion. District of Columbia as and being the west
width the full depth thereof of original lot numbered
three 49, in square numbered thrty-two (32) and the
east forty 1o) feet front by the fun depth thereof of
Terms of sale, prescribed by said decree: Onethrd
cash. one-thIrd In one year and onethrd thereof in
two years, secured by the purchaser or pur
chasers anu deed of trust on the premises sold All
conveyancing at purchasers cost. A deposit of S1OO
required al the time of sale.
BENJAMIN F. LEIGHTON, Trustee
Ofiice-4s2 Louisiana V. NV.
DCNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers. my28-l0t
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BALTIMORE, Nd, June 5.-Virginla skies, con.
solidated, ST. new tenfOrties &c. do. new threes 50
bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, Nd, June 5-Cotton quiet-mid.
ding 1Ozs. Flour easy and dull-Howard street and
western super, 3.25a3.65: do extra, 3.75a4.25: do
e extra, s7sazo DO. Rio BRANDS. 4SSa5 IL Pa Pa
tapsco family, 5.75: do. superIative patent, 500.
Wheat southern steady; western steady: southern
red, 0Oa93; southern amber, lOOalO2; No.
Maryland, 100 asked; No 2 western winter red,
spot e43assgs,s , June S4assss'a Ssly: S5aaS
tOber, l.O5laal O8l7 Corn-s0uthern easy and quiet
western steady and dull southern white, 60a62
southern yellow, 53a54i$ western mixed, spot,
63lsa53ss; June, and July. 63a53lh Oats firm.
37asS; Pennsylvania, 87Aa4l. Rye duh. 7sesO Hay
Quiet-prime TO choice Pennsylvania and Maryland
17.OOa1s.00. Provisions steady and quiet Mess pork
II. 75a13.OO Bulk meats-shoulders and clear rib
sides, packed. 5sa5 Bscon-shoulders, Q; clear rih
dull-western packed, Sa13: creamery. 15a18. Eggs
frmer, 4ias14ia Petroleum nominal ,7laa7
Coffee dulf-Rio caIg0es, ordinary to fhtr 7tsa8a
sugar steady sc9 S4 copper refined quiet. II;
p Mr steamer dScotson s1sd: hour slsiO
2laa3d. Receipts-aour, o66 barrels: wheat 1900
bushels corn $4,000 bushex oats, 600 busheix rye
24OO bushels. Shipments-Aour, 722 barrels; oats
1000 bushels Saies-wheass 10000 bushels corn
l3 600 bushelA.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, June 81 pm.-The wheat market I'm
shed excited and hSherCC.sn and Jqns ssh July
z61a: July, 454E August, 45as- Oats drm-Cash and
barley nonaiuI Flax seed, .8A Wfiaky Liz Pori
sSs jjaly sSa 49, 1sl aose Lar
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CLorH1Ne Is CHEApEsr
THE MISFIT STORE,

The M1SFIT STORE.
CORNER TENTH AND STREETS
$40 Blue Flannel Suits, Indigo dye at $780,
ST. Blue Flannel suits, Indigo dye at s. so.
$40 Blue Flannel Suits, Indigo dye at 50.
sissy Blue Flannel Suits, Indigo dye, at $40
SIS Fine Yacht Cloth Suits, at So
Celors guaranteed, g. A. r. cut, and q set of brass
buttons given with each suit.
SIS Fine Blue Serge Suits at S12
Slo Irown and Black Serge Suits at So
SO Norfolk Jackets and Pants, at $ll.
S!l Norfolk Jackets at SIS.
$500 Seersucker Coats and Vests, $3.50.
$40 Cashmere Suits cut to So. 1U
ST. Cashmere Suits, cut to 81.
Y15 Cashmere suits, cut to $40.
SlS Cashmere Suits, cut to S12.
lOOO pair Odd Pants ut 80 per cent less than ordi
nary prices.
Fine Pinchbeck Cashmere Suits at Sl5, worth S25
Black, Blue and Brown Corkscrew and Diagonal
Prince Albert Suits; from SI5 up.
4-6ntton Getaway suits for boys and Youths, from
large assortment Alpaca and Drap d'Ete Coats
and vests.
White Vests. Full assortment. lowest prices, best
FOR BoYs4To12
Sailor Suits at $3.50, worth $2.25.
Sailor Suits at 81, worth S}.
Sailor suits at $3.50, worth So
Norfolk Jackets, Plated and Plain Suits complete
me. from 81 up.
FOR BOYS ID TOTS.
A good Suit at 81, worth Sc
An l: = li.Wo9l Snit at So, worth $3.50.
a 1ne Suit at $40, worth $15
&3,A Ball and Bat given with every Bows Suit
TIL E MISFIr STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND STREETS
1SAs INSCRIPTIONS parties have initiated our signs
and name, be careful and come to the CORNER OF
TENTH AND F..STREETS my29
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HC y y RID LIN T..

NOTICE.
- LANE ROUTE
THE GUARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LINZ
TIED, BfsINE Elm NEW YORK AND LIN Err
Pool CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
FROM PIER 40, n. r, NEW YORK.
fTkCkiASat, June ETRCRIA....-...Sat July 4
sEKVIA-.---.---sat.yu June ID SERyIA.Sat July i 1
GALIIA>at, June 30 GALLIA.- Sat. July IS
aIkAS IA sat June "a ACRANIA.....S Sat, July %
AND EVERY SATURDAY FROM NEW YORK.
RATES OF PAscAG E-C.lbin-S6 $50 and 500,
according 10 accommodations
steera2e al very low Storage tickets from
Liverpool and queenstown and ali other parts of Eu-
Through bills of laden given for Belfast Glasgow
Havre Antwerp and other ports the Continent
and for Mediterranean ports.
For freight and passage apply atvtl Conpany's
onsse, NO BoWltng Green, both steefaes and
Cabin 10 OTIS BIGELOw & CO. eos nh street
Washington, II. {.
VERNON II. BROWN Co. New York
Aessrs. OTIS BIGEIOW a fIe
81 6O5 7th street. Washington
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STEAMERS.

A 'ENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
~ BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAvEE
Company pier, No AZ North River, foot of Morton
street. New Work.
~ Laurent de JouSsen, Wednesday. June 10 3 pm
&ueriqge. ~antelii. "Wednesday. June :. . am
81 >tfuond, DUraId Wednesday. June "a. Bpm
binde Kodrig,ues. Wednesday. July /, Z a-u
Checks payable sight. in amounts suit on the
Rluque TransatlantqUe of Paris LOUIS DE BE-
ban, Agent. No. u Bowling Green. New York.
Aessrs- BELL & co. Agents for the District of
Columbia l431 Pennsylvania ayenne.
lei Washington ID a.
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Suicide Of u Teachnr

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, June 5.-W. H. KIM
brOugh "a professor in the Bolivar academy, at
MadisOnviile, committed suicide yesterday by
shooting himself with shot gun. DisappOint-
ment in a love affair was the cause OF the act.
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MINISTER KEILEy's FATHER BECOMES
CATHoLIC.-Rev John ID. Kelley, father of Hon.
Anthony Kelley. United States minister to
Austria, who has long been connected with the
Methodist church at Petersburg Va has he
comea Catholic. Rev. Mr.. Kelley Is III present
in St Vincents hospital, Norfolk. He was edu-
Gated for the priesthood, but many years ago,
while in New Jersey, some disagreement oc-
Cured between hun and the Catholics, and he
became a Protestant He came TO Virginia
subsequently, and located in Petersburg.
The French chamber of deputies yesterday
rejected, by a vote of 800 10 So, the motion 10
impeach the late Ferry ministry. Many bitter
personalities were exchanged during the debate
and several dues will follow.
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Ferdinand Ward Again Arraigued.

NEW YORK, June 6.-Ferdinand Ward was
again arraigned in court to-day 10 plead TO
another indictment found against him by the
grand jury for stealing the securities OF the de-
funct Marine bank. His counsel put in q plea
OF not guilty with leave to withdraw the plea
and enter a demurrer. The case was set down
for trial on the 10Th instant, and the accused
taken back to jail. He viii be arraigned on
Monday next to plead TO other indictments.
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DUNCANsoN BROS, Auenoneers
YTNHoMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
VERY VALUABLE THREE-STORY BRICK RES
IDENCE, No. 5O7 THIRTEENTH STREET
NORTHWEST AT Auction

On MONDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE FIF- :..HeA
TEENTH, 1885. at HALF-PAST FIVEOCIOCk EM%
in front of the premises, shall sell Lot No Z, fn.
square No 29U having front of IA feet inches by
depth of 80 feet inches side of 18th street, No
507, improved by three-story Brick Dwelling.
Terms: One-third cash: the residue in two equa
payments at six and twelve months with notes bear
ing interest and secured by deed of trust on the
property sold all cash, at option of purchaser Con-
veyancing and recording at purchasers cost 500 de-
post required at time OF sale. je4-dEds
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Display OF Had Temper.

From the National Republican.
1t Is easy to understand that those who took
the wrong side on the water question feel deep
sense OF disgust at their crushing defeat but
this is not fair excuse for their unseeming dis
play of bad temper.
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FINANCIAL.

i R1NcE Il WHITLEY.
STOCK BROKERS,
81 broadway. w. vi,
1SO Fifth avenue -'e" ioiA-
$50 18Th street ltOrcUran Iuiidin@). Washington
PRIVATE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES
BETWEEN
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA,
MN YORK. BOSTON. sc.
GENERAL PARTNERS.
JAMES WHITLEY. H. CRVGER OAKLEY.
MAYNARD G. EYRE
HESRS H. DODGE. Washington. ID. c.
WILLIAM T. TEAVER~. Special Partner.
Buy and sell commission all classes of Railway
Securities.
H. ii. DODGE, Resident Partner
Quotations of Stocks and Bonds and information re-
gardiHg the markets received through wires in
s;sutiy, direct from the New York stock Exchange.
All orders executed and reported promptly jeI
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STAR reporter to-day met q prominent
member OF the Knights Of Labor-an organiza-
ton very friendly TO General Rosecrans-and
asked him how the knights felt about his ap-
pointment to the registership Of the Treasury.
position gives the general an opportunity for
rest preparatory to further active and useful
classes
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COUNSEL FOR cLUvERIus MAKE NOTION FOB
A NEW TRIAL.
RICHMOND, VA, June 6.-Cluverius, the con-
victed murderer OF Lillian Madison, was
brought to court this morning. and through
n sd coons s, ma0e mCs'c IN 'ps new S .S
argument on the motion until Monday, and
the prisoner was recommitted to jail.
on the contrary appeared brighter than for
some time past There was q large crowd In
and about the court room, but no disorder was
noticed.
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To Investigate the Case Of the Ambrose
Hight.

NEW YORK, June 5.-Lieut. Elliott ]. Arthur,
u. 5. n, retired, and Robert ID. Benedict attor-
ney-at' Iaw,were appointed prize commissioners
to-day by Judge Brown in the United States
district court. Their duty will be to investigate
the case of the barkentine Ambrose Light, cap
tured by the United States gunboat Alliance
while violating the neutrality laws.
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ARBlTRAToR.
LONDON, June 6.-lr. Gladstone stated that
concerning the points Of difference between
them, which were TO be referred to arbitration.
He also stated that the governments az the two
but, ~ the person chosen for arbitration has
not yet been formally esked to accept be Wa
therefore unable to say further on the sHobeot
now.
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AUCTION SALES.
UTALTER b. WILLIAMS d CO.. Auctioneers

hfIICLAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EFtEClS
BELONGING TO PARTIES LEAVING THE
CITY.
At our salesroom, TOMORROW MORNING,
JUNE SIXTH, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK.
1t WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO.. Aucts
TINHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
PART OF LOT No. 13S, LOCATED ON NORTH
SIDE OF SECOND STREET, GEORGETOWN,
ID. c., AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, JUNE NINTH, 1885, at SIX <hA
O'CLOCK p. NJ will offer for sale, on the prem q
ses, the west part of Lot No 1873, in Beatty g
Hawkins' addition formerly the property OF Zacha-
rlah NJ Out fronting the north side of I'd street
wide alley with the privilege of the alley and right OF
way along the eastern part of the Lot to I'd street.
Terms: One-half cash; balance in six months with
interest all cash. at option Of purchaser je5d&ds
nUNCANsON BROS. Aucnoneers.
FINE BUILDING LOT ON school. STREET,
NEAR PARK STREET, MOUNT PLEASANT.
On MONDAY AFTERNOONJUNEE EIGHTH, -
at SIX O'CLOCK. will sell the premises, -
LOT u, BLOCK 2. MOUNT PLEASANT, ~
fronting 1O1.5-12 feet School street, near Park
street
Terms One-thi-d cash; balance one and two years,
notes to bear interest and to be secured by deed of
trust COnveyanciDg, &C. at purchasers cost de-
post of 90 required at sale. je5-3t
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RANGE or rHE THERNoMErER.-Thef follow.
ing were the readings atthe signal ofllce to-day:
s Q. M. 60.7; . M 71.Q II q m. ssh;
p m, 76.6.
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THE JURY MAKE UP THEIR MINDS oUIcKL
A MOTION EOR NEW TEAL Expr6-rrn

THE JURY MAKE UP THEIR MINDS QUICKLY.
A MOTION FOR NEW TRIAL EXPECTED.
"Guilty as indicted" was the verdict OF the
jury in the Cluverius case ut Richmond last
night. Mr.. c. V. Meredith, chief prosecutor in
the case, closed his speech OF nearly nine hours
af $50 last evening and the jury retired. AT
9:25 they returned with the above verdict. The
prisoner received the verdict calmly, withou
the least display OF emotion. The court adj
journed until this morning when, IL was UNDER
stood, motion for a new trial would be made.
The verdict caused great excitement I'm Rich.
mond and was generally regarded as Just. No
one expected an acquittal, the only alternatives
at all considered being hung jury a convic-
ton. Messrs Meredith and Aylette, counsel
for the prosecution, were warmly congratulated
and each received handsome baskets OF flowers
from the ladies inscribed Thanks for your
noble defense OF the dead Lillian"
BASE BALL YEsrERDAY.-At Newark-New.
ark, To- New York, 4. At Buffalo, ". Y.-St
Louis, 5; Buffalo, A. At New York-Metropoli.
tan, p Louisville, 4. At Baltimore-Baltlmore,
-; Cincinnati, i. At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
8; st. Louis, 8. At Detroit-Detroit, 2: Chicago,
8. AtBrookiyn, n. Y.-Brooklyn, A; Pittsburg,
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Two SUITS FOR DrvoRcE.-Mary Fischer Z

Two SUITS FOR DIvoRcE.-Mary Fischer to-
from Phillip Fischer. They were married Feb
ruary LIST, 1868, by Rev: s. d: Finkle, and she
states that, although afflicted with cancer, he
has treated her with great cruelty, used bad lam
guage, and refused to provide food. &c, for her.
Mr.. w. A. Cook to-day, for Judith Elizabeth
TOusey, filed bill for divorce against Grandi-
SON II. Tousey. They were married In Living
ston county, N. Y, October, 1867, and living to
gether till 1879, separated till April, 1888, be-
cause ofmisconduct on his part. She charges
that receiving assurances of his good conduct,
she returned to him in this city April Goth, but
In q few days he beat and kicked her, accusing
her Of being untrue to him, &c.
The will OF Gurden Snowden, filed to-day,
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NEW YORK, June 5.-The business failures
throughout the country during the last seven
days, as reported 10 II. q. Dun d Co., number
for the United States 1877, and for Canada %.
or total of 223, as compared with q total of
200 last week
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'NHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

sTEINwAY P1ANOFORTE, VERY ELEGANT
BRONZE FRENCH CLOCK with SIDE
PlECES). ONE SUPERB GILT FRENCH
CLOCK with SIDE PIECES, COST 5000
TWO FRENCH PLATE PIER MIRRORS, ELE
CANT MARQUETRY TABLES, FINE BRONZE
STATUARY, ORNAMENTS, CABINETS AND
BRIC-A-BRAC. ROSEWOOD PARLOR SUITE
Is P1ECES), ROCKERS AND EASY CHAIRS
VALUABLE OIL PAINTINGS AND ENGRAV-
INGs MARBLE PEDEsTALs, TURKISH
EASY CHAIRS, NJ. T. TABLES, CRYSTAL
CHANDELIERS, HANDSOME LIBRARY SET
UPHOLSTERED IN LEATHER), MOQUET
AND BRUSSELS CARPETS, STAIR AND HALL
CARPETS, WALNUT HALL SET. HANDSOME
WALNUT MARBLE-TOP CHAMBER FURNI-
TCRE, FINE HAIR NJ MATTRESSES, BEDDING
WIRE SPRINGS, FINE FEATHER PILLOWS
COUCHES, REVOLVING TOP AND TABLE
DESKS, WALNUT AND ROSEWOOD BOOK
CASES, CABINET OF RAI.E MINERALS
MTsIDEBOARD, WALNUT PILLAR
EXTENSION TABLE, WALNUT DINING
CHAIRS. FINE PLATED WARE. FINE Ia
BILE CUTLERY, CHINA AND CUT-GLASS
WARE, KITCHEN REQUISITES.
A FINE COLLECTION OF HOT-HOUsE PLANTS,
AND URNs,
On TUESDAY MoRSiNG, June NINTH. 1885,
at Ten OCEOCk. at residence No. 1Ol6 18th street
corner L. shall sell the entire contents which is com,
posed of most excellent Furniture
eaa,s Oh S'FT TR II ssb6 fas Auconeer
nUNCANsON BROTHERS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO VALUABLE ByrJr,D.
ING LOTS, FRONTING EACH 23 1912 FEET
ON l. STREET, BETWEEN THIRTEENTH
ANDFOURTEENTH STREETS NORTHWEST
WASHINGTON, D. c.
By virtue of a certain deed of trust bearing s.sx
date on September lst A. D. 1883, and duly re, III
corded in Lber ,053, folio 2S5 ct seq one Of the.e
land records OF the District of Columbia and at the
request of the holder Of the note secured thereby
will sell at public auction, in front the premises on
MONDAY, the EIGHTH tSth) DAY OF JUNE A. d.
1885. at FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, the Following pieces
or parcels Of land situate in the city of Washington
ID. C., and being lots numbered thrty-six (;Ij1 and
thirty ven go, In heirs of John Davdsons subdi-
vision of square numbered two hundred and fOrfy-
eight (24S) subject to twO certain deeds of trust re.
corded respectively In Liber No 500 folio 264 ct seq
and Liber No. S21, folio 227. ct seq of the land rec
ords securing two certain prOmssOry notes. as fol-
lows One for $1,000 and interest thereon at eight
per cent per annum from March 18th, A. D. 1889 and
for 81 OOO and interest thereon at rate Of eight
per cent per annum, from May 4th, A. d. 1883
Terms Of sale; One-third cash, the balance in two
equal instruments. payable in six and twelve months
for which notes of the purchaser bearing interest at
six per cent per annun and secured deed of trust
upon the PROPERTY sold viii be taken all cash at
option OF purchaser. deposit of $500 each win be
required at ime OF sale All conveyancing and re-
cording at purchasers cost Terms Of sale to be com.
piled with In seven days after day of sale.
George +. EMMONS, r.,..-
my20-eOd MAHLON ASHFORD AfusteeA
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.
PURE MAPLE SUGAR

We have Just received a large lot of PURE MAPLE
S1GAR at \ cents per pound Best Patent Process
FLOUR $3.50 per bbl. >ugarcured HAMS. Small
size. l2ls cents per pound Ch0lce Creamery BUTTER
= specially. SIX pounds pure LARD for 80 cents A
null line of choice GROCERIES low for strictly cash.
Goods amounting TO s. over delivered free.
POOLE, BROOKE & CO.
my23 ga Louisiana avenue.
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Me Mes Isl a. T. J; Beggs and 81: T. Brandeburg
temporarily tor June, July and August, 1885,
as inspectors for the engineer department at
$1,000 per annum. These appointments date
from the first of June.
"Bowen's Hail." at the corner OF Sd and g
streets northwest, owned by Mr.. Harvey Spauld-
ing, comprises large frame tenement and sew
eral smaller frame houses, which are occupied
by number OF families OF colored persons
Health Inspector Shepherd charges the owner
with creating and maintaining a nuisance. The
case will be tried in the Police Court next w ed
nesday.
The Commissioners have received a letter
from Health Officer Townshend, in which their
special attention Is called to the necessity of
providing sewerage for houses on the alley in
square 725.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

EMERsoN PIANOS
OVER $4,000 NOW IN USE
thoroughly frstclass and reliable piano at
medium price,
STICK & co. AND BAUS & co. PIANOS.
Pianos and Organs exchanged, repaired tuned,
boxed, and for rent. ReuI applied if purchased
Best and most complete assortment of SC. music in
the city,.
HENRY EBERBACH
9l5 street,
m29 Managing Partner Of the lete firm of Ellis Co
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Ollct-4SZ LOUISIANA aV H.
DlNCANSON BROS. AuctoneerS. my28l0t
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The will OF Gurden Snowden, filed to-day
leaves his estate to hts wife and son.
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WASHINGTON BIDDERs.-Bids for furnishing
supplies for the Department of the Interior were
opened yesterday. The following are the Wash
ington bidders: A. s. Weaver, H. B. Polking-
horn, James g. Chapman, VIM. +. Lucas, r. X.
Helphenstine. VIM. Ballantyne, v. q. Fischer,
]. Loring Wilmington, John F. Paret, j. b.
Free, John c. Parker, E. Morrison, George Ry-
neal, tr, Thorn & Co, z. ID. Gilman and +. A.
Schmidt.
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BUILDING PERMITS

issued by Inspector Entwisle: Andrew B. Ora
ham, erect three-story and basement dwelling,
10th, between 0 and Streets $4,000. r.
Damese, repair frame dwelling, south side of ID,
repair brick 1913 4la street southwest; 5000.
L. B. Bates, erect two three-story and basement
dwelling and store, 9Th, between Pennsyl-
Gotlieb Eiestraun, erect a two-story dwelling
and store, 1913 Maryland avenue northeast;
$3.50. John Duckett, repair frame, 2l15 9th
street extended, near Grant avenue, county,
$125.
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Mt VERNON, MT VERMONT

STEAMER W. W. CORCORAN
Leaves .th-street wharf daily texcept sunday for
MI NerLon at 10 O'Clock - H.; returning reaches
W ashingIon about $50 y. IN
ssl6 L. T.. RI.AKE Captain
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1885-04-04

Corn planting is nearly finished in
Grant, and cotton planting is about
half done. All together the crop pros
pect is brighter than it has been for
years. The season has been excellent
so far, and work has been pushed with
u vim. The good effects of prohibit
ton is to be seen at glance. More
turnrows have been cleared off, more
bitches openedyNand more improving
done than ever before. This is the
direct result of sober industry in place
of the wasted Saturdays and odd hours
heretofore squandered at corner gro
eeries. We predict general prosperity
throughout the limits of our parish as
the consequence of prohibition.