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The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1885-10-31
CHERIFF's SALE.

II xs~
T.PURCELLS, EXECUTOR, VS.. A. Willis
NO. 2l97-The State of Lonis;ans
Parish of Ouachita, Fifth District Conf.
BY virtue of writ of teri fscias issned ,,y
Inc Hon. Fifth District Court, in and for tho
rarish OF Ouachita, and to me direcfad in in
the aboye entitled and numbered sm;t T
nave seized and taken into my possession
and Will sell at public auction. betwean'
iegal hours of sale. to the last and hichest
bidder, at the door of the Court Honse !"
the CITY OF Monroe, La, on
Saturday, 18th Day of November, 1885.
The following described property, to-wit:
A certain plantation situated in Ouach;to
farish, about five miles below the Civ of
Monroe, on the east bank of the Onacb;ta
river. and fronting on said river. bain1
pounded above by lands of Mrs. Dorcass
Dmkgrave, and below by lands belonpin@
to the Estate of A. Levi, said plantafioSS
peing known as Buckhorn plantation. and
Deing the same purchased by this mortraror
from X. w: Ridcharson on Dec. /. Is6S.
Seized as the property of defendant. and
Will be sold to satisfy said writ and costs
Terms OF iSdte-Cash, with the benefit of
Vi
J. e. MCGUIRE, Sheriff.
Saturday, October 3, 1886.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

). II. FLOURNOY, VS.. THOS. ANnrp
| cCN.-No. Z531-The State of Lon.
iisiana, Parish of Ouachita, Fifth Dis
~ virtue of writ of Il. ia. issued NV
tno Ion Fiith District Court. in and for the
rarlSh OF Ouachita, and 10 me directed in
Inc above entitled and numbered sn;t IT T
| nave seized and taken into nv possess;o,
ana Will sell at public auction. between 1as,ai
] hours OF sale, to the last and highest h;ilder
AZ the door ofthe Courthouse, in the civ ~
Monroe, La, on - ''' Guy VI
Saturday, 21st day of November. 100.
tne following described property. to wit.
LOU NO. one ~ or the north east ouarto,
VI the norm east quarter of section two,S .,
township IL, North Range East, conta;nll
ing forty acres more or less, being the
same Iand acquired by plaintiff from VIM.
". Atweli as per deed recorde i'm Notar;n,
book L. folio 593. "ii"t
Selzed as the property of defendant. and
Will be sold to satisfy said writ and costs H""
Terms Of sale-Io make the sum of On
nunored and sixty dollars with interest az
~ nundred dollars from LIST January. 1854
10 March 26, 1884. with eight per cent -p ns,
annum interest and like interest IN d poa
n Hn and sixty dollars from 10Th Marn,'
1854, with recognition of plaintiffs venSora
ana mortgage privilege on the land ahouo
described and in addition the above de
-SoSA A"Aiu VIII 10 SOlQ TO cover tho an
,lie amount OF plaintiffs mortgage dohtto
wv HiT: the sum of three hundred and SIT,
iouars and interest on terms of oraS;tt
heet the unmatured installments Of saiS
, st as follows one hundred dollars | dna
nnum nqi afSy,ol 1856 with eight per cent Der
ne hundred dollars due Janna,,v ,I0'' an, ana
1ith eight per cent per annmm ;,,,, aoo.,
rom LIST January. 1883. iii'erest
satura.u J. p. MCGUIRE, Sheriff.
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CHERIFF's SALE.


MRS. 8: F. HEAD, VS.. ROBERT RICHARp.
SON.-No. 1733.-The State Of Tnn;s-
lana, Parish of Ouachita, Fifth Diitrict
ny virtue of writ of teri facias iss,ed
ny the Hon. FifthDistrict Court. in and So,.
!ne Parish of Ouachita, and to me d;ractod
ID the above entitled and numhered CRIT
nave seized and taken into NV nosseS;",,, :
, ana VIII sell at public auction. between
,egsl hours of sale, to the last and hicbest
!p'ioaer, at the door of the Court House in
the City of Monroe, La, on o :"
Saturday, 7th Day of Novem Der, 1885.
the following property to-wit:
certain lot Of ground with residence
ana other improvements thereon. in
Monroe, La, situated at the south west
corner OF square No. IL, fronting ia
toet. more or less, ON Washington street
ana 169 feet, more or less, on Second street
also another lot of ground in rear of the
aoove described lot fronting 65 feet On
second street and running back between
parallel lines 156 feet, between the nronartv
oI Mrs. Million and the lot above described
acquired from r. W.. Janison as ner deed
recorded in Notarial Book r tol;o 90
Records of this Parish. '''
H9ized as the property of defendant. and
" ~ ~ pe SOLO 70 satisfy said writ and costs.
Ie'ms OF Sdte-Cash, with the benefit of
o"' VI
j. e. MCGUIRE. Sheriff
saturday, October 3, 1885.
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CENTRAL
FEMALE INSTITUTE
Clinton, Kinds County. Miss.
The Thirty. Third Collegiate Year viii,
Degin Tuesday, Sept. ~, 1885.

ADvANTAaEs-Prestige of a long and
successful career full Corps of Accomnish'
60 Professors and Teachers Curricnfnn,
varied and elevated Cabinets. Lihrarias
ana other means Of Illustration. IJnsmr,'
passed Location, accessible and noted for
Us. nealthf9lness; a pleasant Home for
, noattuers' where order, neatness and refine
Expenses low. " oA"n'pie ];
For Catalogues, or other Information
ADDRESS DIR. WALTER HILIMAN
NoHERT KRLLs, Pres. Board Trustees
GEO. WHrrF1ELD, Secretary.
Aug /, IS. I'm.
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LEGAL ApvERrlsEMeNrs


MRS: A. d. ABLY. ET A.
BRANNON, Er Al az vs.. SALON
| State of Louisiana p.x,..
Fifth District Court ouachita
10y virtue OF writ of seizure qua go,
in and py fo the tn Hon Fifth District cour
TO me directed in the above v ent;a1a' AM
Numbered nun suit 1 have seized and ta aa''
at nub My possession. and win sci
OF sale, to the last and highest ai h nEnr1
Mon nv ao or ofthe Court House in the city q
saturday, sist day of November, 1885
the following described property to-wit.
na nor No. five (5) Of block No. three e., o.
having front of fifty (5O) feet on wa ~
iSaes' o ana running back between parallel
Seized as the property of defanSant zoe.
Terms of sale, cash, "'u cos's !
s.., J. Z: MCGUIRE, Sheriff
Saturday, October II 1856. H.
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Il Inc New York Court ofAppeals ha
just rendered decision of interest I,
business men and banking establish
ments. The facts in the case vo.,
these; A business man, going away
Tor brief absence, dated a check
payable to the order of his hook.
keeper two days ahead, and told the
oook-keeper if he had not returned, bv
noon of the day of the date to draw the
money for use in his business. The
oook-keeper changed the date from
the 22d of the month to the 2lst. and
on that day drew the money and ran
away. The signature was genuine tho
amount was unchanged, the indorse.
ment was correct, but the court held
that the alteration of the date amoun.
ted to forgery, and that the check Tins
altered gave the bank no AUTHORITY To
pay the money. The amount was
therefore recovered, and the bank had |
10 bear the loss. The New York
Times, commenting editoriaiiy upon
the decision, says: "This looks like
a hardship, if not an Injustice. for the
bank. 1.-THE drawer of the check had
not returned on the q, the dishonest
might then have presented
The check and 1t would have been
genuine. He might have made awav
With the money and it would have
been his.employer's loss. BY his haste
Ind the change Of sngure in the date
ne loss was thrown upon the bank Q
me theory of the decision seems to be il
nat the check was an order for tho >,
'ayment Of the money on particular s
a1e, and did not authorize its pay p
aent on some other date, at least not .
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
TAx-COLLECToRs OFFICE.

MONROE, La. Sent. in 1905

MONROE, La, Sept, 10. 1885.
\, N VOICE. is hereby given to the tax .payers
SCISSOR of State and Parish taxes has I ti led
In my office the Tax Roll for the wear 1855
therefore the taxpayers on said Roll are
GoEned to com forward and paw their
state and Parish taxes without delav.
thereby saving the costs and expenses as
PStu s~ W law. j. Il. MCGUIRE.
ouachits Parish, Louisiana. 1T. "
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A CRUSHED SCIENTIST.

"You might as well own up tba,
you stole this woman's things 4 The
silver spoons and the jewelry were
found In your pocket" said judge
Duffy, Of New York, to noted sneak
thief.
81 know they were, but 1 was not
trying to steal them, Your Honor.u
"Whas were you doing with the
jeweiry and other articles found in
your pocket?"
"You see, judge, she is clairvoyant
nave always had my doubts about
tnose Kind ofpeople. don't believe
70 spiritualism and all that sort If
thing, but still I was willing to give
the matter test, so I just took those
Things when she wasn't looking. inst
20 see II she could tell by the mystic
ART where to look for them. I was
working In the interests of science
your honor"
"For six months you will work in
ne interests of Justice. "--,Sitlinqs.
Inc Chinese oro 90 III - M
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you de chiIls. No, my honey, dey is
Ored and born In de bonos

uo cniiis. NO, my honey, dew Il
ored and born In de bones.
"You can't Escape 'em; you ma,
BOAST fur a while, but chills am IKE
oef' dey Is gwine to sarch you out. and
dey is gwine to fine you, and when
dey gifts grip on you dey hangs ON
jis like dat yalIer dog oh mine holes
on to de hogs in de corn feel.
"Chile, yen is nifty spiteful now
ksse you dun talk so big about quality
loikes and der like, but all de same I
Is sorry tor you, kase is bin all along
dar.
Sow few days I be feeling nifty
Oao and monsfrus lazy, den all of a
suodint l feels a stict in de back. a
stitch In de side, and I gins to Gan.
'casionaiiy, den I gets sortsr cold. den
sorter hot, den I gins to shudder and
shake, my teef chatters, my head aches
my bones ache, and dar 1t is, annudder
chill. Amt dem de symptoms.
money!" concluded the old man, going
up to the girl and patting her on the
head.
But "Black Bess," tried beyond en-.
aurance, hurls an ofcast shoe at Uncle
Jupiter, who manages to evade the
blow, and beats a hasty retreat for the |
1oor.
"You is powerful cantankerous nou
young 'oman," he shouted, when ont
u harms way shut lays as how
Vnen you is dun bin shuck up by
'ozen or more oh dem ayers, you is
wine to tame down a little, NV bless.
q chile, or my name aim Jupiter. II
INT swish you no harm, but you is
aet your match now, dar' am no
'puting dat fac.' \
Ut is a gwine to be many day fore
on sets your arms akimbo and tells
10 as how you aim de sort to hab
bills. Quality foxes or no quality
'kes, dey is got you now and dew il
wine to try your mettIe, young missl |
ore dey lets you alone.
"Maybe dey will beet yer head q IL.
and bring you down to de lebbeI off,
loer foxes. Good mornin', sissie III
II ole Jupiter eff you needs auvbodv q
nep you stretch. I is a powerful
n for ter hep yudders in dere stress. +
'hure is, and I kin gin you pull or
o dat will beat dem chilIs all fer b
sces." F
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1885-10-31
EDUCATIONAL.
ODSON FEMALE INSTITUTE.
Marion, Ala.

For'y-eighth Session Begins Oct, 1, 1885
"a large building, now going up. will
give improved facilities for the LIfern,,,
E.Ss and Art Departments; also room f3r
Fiity more boarding pupils. ~ 'o'
Send :Or catalogues to
hOBERT FRAZER, President.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1885-10-31
TULANE UNIVERSITY,
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
High school, College, University. J..,v
ana Medicinal Departm
FULL CORPS OF PROFESSORS

=. Academical Department opens for exan.
lnatlon OF new students October I2. Ses
SION begins October Is. Modern lanpnaoe
thoroughly! "a taught. Board can be Obtained
~ 10 kooa families at reasonable rates. Man
ua1 training. TERMS MODERATE.
For catalogue address Secretary OF TnIara
University. New Orleans. La ""0
WIN. PRESTON JOHNSTON. Pres.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1885-10-31

Philadelphia Times.
"Who dat taking about chiIls
queried UnclesJ dpIser; epears like
how you aim talking wild ordinar
ssnse. De berry smallest chile on d
place what kin talk knows as how !
de here time oh de year chiIIs am 3
plentiful ~ de blackberries on de bush
ana - common as pig tracks in mudd
wedder; You says as how you an
nebber had > chill In yer life? Com
hsr6s, oman, and lcm me take soua
look ct yer.''
"Black Ben, !" being thus Emporium
eds laid aside her washboard, and
throwing the suds from her hands
marched up to Jupiter. Putting bott
arms akimbo she stood before the old
maniwIth I'm insolent "here I is,
making : not unetacefal picture In the
attitude sue had unconsciousIy assum-
ed. "Gal," said Jupiter, cycling her
sstrauseIy, "you says as how you am
nebbsr had chill. Woll, whar in de
thundsEafion Al, you been iIbIng all
yer liies''
''Isite IN forty miles oh dis place.
UncieJdpiter," replied the girl, ..and
lyon misdcubts my word you kim ak
- Amy II lem telling you de bless
ed tfnf: In coarse,s she added.
Enthusiastically, II Is seen odder foxes hab
chiils, bat I am oh dat stripe dey neb-
Der Gums nigh me, and L is seen plenty
udder quality foxes what am had 'um
nudder."
EQUALITY folks be hangedp' exclaim-
Cd the old man, walking of; ~ boun'
lore You is here any length OBJ tim
you is gwine to be q shaking and
clustering OBJ yer teef and a stretching
oh yer bones Jis like odder foxes. and |
den II will be quality foxes on tudder |
slde oh yer mouf."
"Nebber mine, ole man, don't YOU
De skeert," saucily replied the girl
ana vigorously resuming her washing
me began most appearing song, "to
1rown dat ole FOOLS croaking, !" as she
!nlrmed when young Jake came along
ma CALAMITY seated himself on wash
'ench near the irate young woman. j,
at Is nifty Gurus firing to me-" she ,
mrmed, "as how sum foxes aim salts. |
ed to zee odder foxes a joying oh der I
ood hef, les dey is douting oh der r
ord and makes out as how dey is all !
y anyhow. Now i am nebber had \
Q chills, andI ainr gwIne to say II n
!"
.Yoa ain't 2" admirlngly inquired b
IKE; "you shure is 'ception, den. IIt,
10 shuck and stretch and shake till :,
? teef mighty nigh dun cum outen | a,
, head, and ! tell you faint no fun .,
'dder. Desc here frings you call m
Ills aim to be sneezed at, nudder. n
- Il aim jis one or two and den ta
p, but one, den annudder, till you al,
= care much whedder you lib or no
J." :"
tn,
4 few weeks later Uncle Jupiter n
opening to step into "Black Bess" III
I'm, found the hapless young woman tbs
ing over the fire shaking. Could IL h
possible! Yes, with a chill. no,
'Yon is got II, is your" exultippIv moi
laimed the old man; show is yer hoc
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1885-10-31

Inc Chinese are said to be swarming
into Alaska.
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H. URCELLS, EXECUTOR, VS.. A. WILLIS
mo; 2l97.-The State of Louisiana
Far1sh of Ouachita, Fifth District C,o,,rt.'
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fkeza from the Cnitsd States. Nasa
s11--sosi.y Is expressed by the Tres
seo1t Phelps, VITO generally II a.
scribsd - q Vermont senator ard a
Professo, Of Yale COLLEGE. The s.
Jasses Gazeff< slad the Pal .HaT Ca-,f,.
are positively brutal IN speaking q Ms
presumed lnsigHi6eanee, While d.
Tissss, Pasi and .Neses are ooartoous
said : leading American banker n.
day: have kao~a the new Minister
TOR % years. he will make his mari In
diplomatic society and among ssen Of
sense
The World ss.Js that Phelps. the new
Minister 20 England. left the reSidenas
o. President McCuiioch esrfv yAsser.
day, and zeat TO New Haven 10 fzIsIl
DIS lect1ring duties a. = member Of the
Yale Faculty He thoaQht il would -
impossible for him TO leave this conn
try under three seeks, and it vas not
unlikely that longer time would elap=s
before be could settle up his many en-
RaRemests and sail fer his post.
JsarnsIfsts' Ruse.
KANSAS CrTT, March 2.-J. Harvey
Mott. professor and spiritual i@tl.
Medium, Who dariRQ the past wear
made converts of nunber Of
prominent citizsns, and has ben
visited by persons from al
parts Of the country and from
Europe, Vas exposed tonight through
q rn-e BY j. b. lawrence, managing
editor Of she JossrHal. Mr.. Law
renee obtained sn interview. and when
tue medium appeared - a spirit. threw
small Jet OF snaline solution N his
face. he then h1d him arrested for OBJ
tanning noneJ under false prstensss.
oflcers being held in waiting for the
purpose Mott gave bonds for his ap-
pesranos on Thursday.
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&C

AZ the age of forty OF forty-fve, the
crystalline lens Of the eye has faftsned
70 saeh 81 extent. By the layers of the
lsns oondensing. that instead Of being
able 10 Rad nne print at distance Of
twelve inches. ~ formerly, the book has
20 be held % q greater distance. What
10 wanted n IN artificial lens Just thiek
enough 20 al up for thu dekciency of
the lens Of the ere.
Instead Of selecting glasses for your
self. a. ID usually done. cali on FRAxx
knsHALl tof Kimbali a Son) Who il q
prsstloai opxielan and thoroughly
understands the ere. and have him ad-
isss psir Of THAR cesebrsted scotch
Pebble glass. and donf ruin your eyes
With vtnd0s glass spestaclssL We also
make all kinda Of compound. cylinari
cal. prisnAtie and co1npliested lenses
On cur premises- GiaSses ground 70
order on pFeecriptioa Of any ooaIist.
Frye's Opera Hoasa. iasdw
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A uFE-sAvIxs PRESENT.

Mr.. 81. Z. Allison. Hutchinson, Kan:
Saved his life by q simple trial bottle OF
DIR. Kings New Discovery, for Con-
sumption, which caused him 10 procure
large bottle, that completely cured
him. when doctors. change Of climate
add everything else had failed. Asthma.
Bronchitis, Hoarasness, Severe Co1ehs,
and all Throat and Lang Diseases, Il ID
guaranteed 10 cure. Trial Bottles free
At A. B. Stewards Drag Store. Large
sire. 81,
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HAVING APP0ISTKD THoc4 q.
ii Pumphrey axnmt Cor xAzs Western
Fire aad Marine lnEurAnce Ca. 1t san
Ffzscisca. vtce Js& A. Carsy 4 Co. -
ftrs q. all b1stna1a c1a1ecse1 WITH eai4
cnmpang, en1 renew&A& a. palic % In
fDroe. wfu azs tsoke1 afreF ~ Mr.. Pum-
phrsy. STEEl. JOHNSON 4 Co,
Generai Azeafa PsEfiAn1, On.
as3xtie. MsreA n fs3A mklf IN
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rHE wAE Win TaE PROPHET.
BALLOON AsCExsross

bALIDJS ASC ESHfoSe
SUAKKM. March 25.-Geueral Graham
has moved his headquarters tive miles
nearer 10 Tgmai.
A convoy Of Indian tFoops vent this
morning 70 McSeiIl's karebs on the Ia
mai road. This convoy acted AZ an e
cort for the balloon corps. When thew
arrived At the zareba the balloon corus
was Immediately set TO work taking OBJ
seryaaIons- A captive balloon vas sent
ap from ths zarsba. and remained no
several hours. The observers descsnc-
Cd With information concerning the 10
sialoDs and movements of Osman DIG.
mas men. This mornings work shows
that the balloon corps will be Invaluable
In the wsFk of assisting Graham 10
make forward movements.
The Grenadier Guards have gone 20
Hasheen TO escort the Surre regiment
back 20 S1Aksm.
NOT DIsTURBED.
The British camps we're not disturb
ed last night. SkirmisheFs have been
sent DOT on the way to Tamai. The
general advance, which Was to have
baen made on Sunday last, IL is now
thought will take place tomorrow.
THEf SHOWED sTEADIsKss.
LONDON. March 25.-Grsham tele-
graphs the Government that the guards
snd marines showed great steadiness
andsF IRE during the harassins engage
ment OF yesterday. Tue cavalry be-
haved we'll.
BACK TO TIE zAKEsA.
SuAKEM. March 25.-The Gren4diers
and the Surrey regiment reached Sua-
kefn from the xareba without loss, al
thouRh they exchanged shots With hos
tile Arabs on the way. The Arabs lost
go men In Yesterdays skirmish.
THE BRITISH LOSSES.
The British losses in last Sundays
battle are much greater than Was at
hrst reported. General Graham has
teleRraphed the home Government that
he fears he mpss add 10 the lis. Of that
days killed 81 men,.
fHE FtoUkEs GROW.
TITS latest returns place the number
~ killed and wounded 10 Sundays bat
tie 81 so. inclading camp followers.
THE RKDoUBrs DESTROYED.
SuAKEM, March 25.--rhe redoubts at
Hssheen having proved failure a. q
prstection TO the British troops. have
been destroyed By order OF General
Graham. 70 prevent them protecting the
Arats.
AMAzoNs.
The total loss of the Arabs in last
Sundays engagement IL now stated 20
have been 300, including 81 women.
who bad been armed "a soldiers, and
who proved a. impetaous and deter
c9iued ~ the men. The bodies Of thesa
amassns we're counted on ths field after
the heht. The British lost 1000 camels
and are seriously crippled by lack OF
transportation.
SuAKEM. March 2S.-Yesterday's eon-
vuy by mistake took q number Of empty
water vessels for = xareha.
The occupation of Hasheen IL nov
admitted TO have been q mistake. Con
voy work IL telling severely on the
iroopa. many Of wh m are sick.
Osman Digma on sunday ordered his
troops to advance On Suakesn, after the
slaughter Of tie British.
II will be impossible 20 reach Tsmai
on Friday, owi0R TO the difficulty Of oh
tanning water.
LOYAL AUSTRALIA.
SrDsEI On. \. W.. March 25.-ihs
New south Wales Legislative Coancil,
by unanimous vote, aud the Legisla-
tive Assembly, by 70 tn "a, approved the
dispstch of . colonial contingent 20 the
SoadAn. The announcement of she
vote vas received with load cheering
for the Qaeen.
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CHASoIse BAsE.-C. z. Stsne has
commenced removing his stock from
his brick baiIding TO the Mehlhorn
block. The goods 10 the basement have
been moved 20 the basement of the
wooden building. and on Saturday the
goods on the first floor will Be removed,
30 that by Monday morning Mr.. Stone
viii be dong business st his new stand.
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WASHINGTON.


Csaarmatiens.
NAsHEarox, March 26.-Samuel i.
Coz, - Minister 10 Turkey; Henry l..
Aaldrow. IS Assistant Secretary Of the
Interior; WIN. A. J. sparks. as Commits
aioneE Of the General Lind Oniae.
Mara sf Respect.
Secretary Lamar has issaed an order
closing shs interior Departments tomor.
row out OF respect 20 the memory Of
The late Jacob Thompson Of kentueky.
Secretary of the Interior daring the adj
ministration OF Presidrns Raohanan.
a Fsis Bays vert
The CosnmissioneF Of Pensions has
issued an order directing that for the
ersssnt until Q mass Of Business before
Ehe board BE- disposed OF the members
ef that division al the Pension Ofloe
shall begin work al $50 a. n and hnish
at s p. N.
ras Thaass 81 csrsa-
Tue Minisssr from IapAn has written
letter 30 Secretary Rsyard expressing
The waFmest thanks Of his government
10 Lasius II. Fo0se. GATED States Min
istsF 10 Corsa, sos rgossctine = party OF
japanese Subjects during the rccs1t dis
turhanees Al SaoaL
AZ Wssh.
First Comptroller at the TT asHry
Darham assumed the duties u the osAce
to-day.
ssmtnsstsa.
wASMrxarosl, March u. aam,iel \.
Cox. % Nes Yark. ta Be Envoy Extra
ordinary and Minister PlsaipotenttAry
Of the Cui,sd States 10 TuFksy.
RsssAslcsas ta the whise usWss-
wasHEssrus, March A.-The iEtsE-
sssin1 dsscoyswy has beea made that the
Presidensss sisters are staunea kspab-
iscAnA and have not SLATED . particle Of
their faith sl1ee they eaass into the
White Hoasa.
whe weasA<x.
wasrNoruz. Marah aA-For the Pa
eifis eaast. fair weather in the north add
ssa,h razsantk
fAurkx AZ TkcoaA.-Ths facsga
wholesale srlesry hrm q Rowland 4
pardy has heen ciesed b. ENstsEu essdl
tors. They osed ten 81 tweavs thoaaand
dollars. over Gve thoasGnd Of vhseA uas
| daaA snd vhich tbsy eeaid nos ssest.
/ Tha two pArsnegs atso Rus - quaFEelinR.
Hs<ine@s in 1aeoMa u said b Be 81
ceeainRly '.rotasz. net sishssAndina
he ie0d tslk sf the Lzz1ssr aud tts
company Of beoas@ra fAsluTss there
have been vssfy nanaeFoas. and tns eaSa-
ness ccznaunity rests apoa voieA1o
thai daily lhfcstsns their dssfracsion,
/ Tie town h,la heen eveeS3ons. psaPee are
/ sssvs.~rsns ,nn1fsx heAEy ia2aa OF 1sba.
and Enaay 81 shsm painfaily ssAaizs teAs
! any day tAsy mas - co1palied - tsa-
low n Ne uaAs 81 RpwtsHa 4 Psray,