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The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1885-11-08
Austin P. Brown,
REAL ESTATE AND LOANS,
1926 r STREET NoRTAW EST.

house Es Fols SALE.
Six New Brick Houses, wallack Place, corner
Thirteenth street. $500 each.
Brick House, Thirteenth street, above Iowa Circle,
Ss,25o.
Brick House, a street, near Capitol, $1,000.
Three Brick Houses, Vermont avenue, between Il
and w streets, s3,35O to $3.50.
Four Brick Houses Fifteenth street, between @
aud X, sS,5 500 to $500.
Two Brick Houses, street, between Eighth aud
Tenth streets, IS 900 each.
Brick House, street northeast, between Tenth
and Twelfth, $4,000.
Brick House, Nineteenth street, between and @,
$4,000.
Brick House, NJ street, between Eighteenth ana
Twentieth, flS,O00.
Two Brick Houses, o street, between Eleventh
and Thirteenth, 10000 each.
Brick House, street northwest, between Fii,h
and Seventh, 100000.
Brick House, D street, between Second and Third
northwest, 5000.
Brick House, COrcoran street, between Eleventh
Brick House, Thirteen .and-a-half street south
west, near Smithsonian Institute, 81 900.
Five Brick Houses, Twenty eighth street, q, 500 to
$1,000.
Brick House, Sixth and streets northwest,
$4,000.
Three Brick Houses, Thirteenth street, near Il
northwest, $500.
Large Double House, Massachusetts avenue, be-
tweent Twelfth street and Thomas Circle, 10000.
Two Brick Houses, street, between sixth and
Seventh, tI,2oo AMI $500.
Large House, near Scott Circle, sl25,oOo.
Two Brick Houses, d street northeast, between
Sixth anu Seventh, $500 each.
Brick House. Fourteenth street. near Agricultural
Department, $1,000.
House and Corner Lot on Connecticut avenue,
suitable Tor nne building, $4,000.
Brick House, p street, near Eighteenth, 81 ,oOo
-. Brick House, l. street, between Twentieth ana
Tweny-second, f6,50O.
Brick House, NJ street, between Tenth and Elev-
enih, with stable, $4,000.
Brick House, corner Seventeenth and Il streets,
ss,OOO
Frame Cottage, large lot, Il street, near New
hampshIc avenue, stvV.
Brick House, l street, between Eighteenth street
and Pennsylvania avenue, 100000
Brick House, Tenth street southeast between +
and q, 81 600.
Two Brick Houses, lggs street, $500 each.
Brick House, corner Riggs and Thirteenth streets,
$4,000.
Brick House, Vermont avenue, between and l.
S35,000.
Brick House, N street, between Seventeenth ana
Eighteenth steeets northwest, 10000.
New Brick House, Iowa Circle, si0,5Oo
Brick House, corner Massachusetts, avenue ana
Fifteenth street, $4,000.
VACANT PROPERTY IN ALL SECTIONS OF
CITY AND SUBURBS.
SEVERAL HOUSES FOR RENT, FURNISHED
AND UNFUkNlSHED.
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY.
LARGE LOANS A SPECIALITY.
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Rarely has political triumph given so
many distinct reasons for thanksgiving as
that won by the Democracy last Tuesday.
We rejoice because II shows that the De.
mocracy in the pivotal Empire State is united
and vigorous. We rejoice because il proves
that the party is faithful TO reform, and will
support that cause to final success. We re-
Magistrate finds popular majority is with
him in his tremendous task. We rejoice
because the dangerous spirit of sectionalism
is rebuked and the country has again de.
clared that II is tired of the dead and gone
issues of the Civil War. We rejoice because
1t is proved that political assessments,
packed navy yards, the corrupt distribution
of spoils, and the other methods of Republi-
can rule are not necessary to make free
people come out to vote for sound principles
and good government, or to keep up party
organization which stands for these. Where
now are the croakers that said the Presi-
dents prudent and patriotic course was break
ing up the party aud the Democracy would
never win another electioni On the con-
trary, it appears that he has bid for the
right support, not that of a few so-ealled
Mugwumps, as some have foolishly sup
posed, but Of the great mass of the Amer
lean people, who recognize honesty, public
spirit, and devotion to duty, and eagerly
rally where those standards are displayed,
either by man or party. The admins.
tration has passed its crucial test, its bap.
tism Of fire. 1t has not lost point that was
gained last November, but stands upon in
creased majorities in New York aud Vir.
ginia and decreased majorities in the Re-
publican States, achieved without prostitute
ing the purse and power of the Federal
Government TO unwarrantable interference
with local elections. 1t can now press for
ward in its work of reform and progress
without misgivings. In Virginia that little
cibrio Malone, bred Of the corruption spread
by the Republican party, is thoroughly de-
stroyed. The brief prestige gained by the
bloody-shirt orators, Foraker and Sherman,
through Democratic blunders in Ohio, is
annihilated. In every direction some spe-
cial cause for joy springs up as the field is
closely scanned, and altogether they become,
like an auctioneer's catalogue, too numerous
to mention.
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Our LINEN DEPARTMENT., though less than
In popularity daily. Table Linens, Napkins, Towels,
Doylies, Crashes, Fancy Table Covers, Splashers
etc; oi every needed kind. These goods arc fresh,
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1t might be suggested that the Republicans
muzzle the poor old New York Tribune in
the next campaign in order to make the
chances even enough to be decently inter-
esting. The New York Herald must feel
more natural this year, having succeeded in
getting on the losing side.
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The SUNDAY HERALD copgratulates Civil
Service Commissioners Edgerton and Tren-
reform will henceforth bs carried on by men
who, even If they do drink ginger ale, are
incapable of charging the expense of quench-
ing their thirst on the Government.
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RIACK COOpS

Ladies In want OF BLACK DRESS GOODS or
MOURNING GOODS Of any description will do well
to examine our stock. We make speciality OF
Black Dreas Goods. and can sut the most fastdous.
We have BLACK JERSEYS I'm teat makes.
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NEW DEPARTMENT.

III you want to see handsome Buttons In irreslsii.
he STYLES and coorings, spend few moments at our
Button Counter.
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RJTTVONS

line OF Black and Colorcd vELvETS comple,e D.
and prices lower than they have ever been offered.
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NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

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Remlttances should lie made by postal note, money
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When checks on banks in other cities are sent the
COS, OF collection Will be deducted.
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An Odessa despatch TO the London Times says OF
The work on Russla's Asian railway: "Ihc conslruc-
tion OF the Iranscasplan Hallway is said TO Do pro-
gresslng rapidly. The rails being laid at night
AZ well az In the daytime, and trains have COM
menced TO run. The line 10 Merv Is now being pro-
ceeded WIN. Ihls last-named place, II may bo re-
menoerea, " only 2lo miles, or " marches, from
on TO Bokhara and Tashkend, In the cxpeciation
thai II Will be enormously beneficial TO Russia both
from commercial and slrategical point Of View"
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RiEL's REBELLION,
Sxws rsoM RArrrEroKn.

WSNTPES. April lo.-1be telesraoh
sire 10 Battlefield is Apparently on IA,
grou0d, and when sue latter IL fraE m =
xsAk current is established. Nv th.s
Tneans word was s-ns FROM Butlefar,,
last nteht thai the Indians 81 Fog L L,
hsd killed eight whites. These wrrs j
$oFim ltndtAn agent. John Dsslahe,
ltsrm iastrucsorl. Mr.. GJwaalock an.
sifr, Rev. Father FUdsad, Rev. z ,Ihsr
lsetn orchard. ana two zen whose names
are unkn-wa. Mrs. Delaney is = prs
onSF. W. j. Prim, nrposv Of che In.
dian sSen', escaped fraLn thS indians
aud made hts wsv to Baltlefotd an
Wednesday. he rrpotts the fats ( ,ar
dndsAn Bay Osnp tnS's agent, Came
esa, rs unknown FUz Lake Il shoo,
ie0 niles narthwess Of battleford. and
m 20 miles trom FSrt PITT, the rpsery-
OF the CFees. They namhsr OVER so
Rtttl- ford Is Surrounded bg 100 Tom
sna bus DO attack tas besa no de- o.
ths b,rrscks. InAian Agent IAS,o "a,
get eeeo killed. - repoFtsd. Adv,ce-
10 the Hndson Bay Coupany fro,u sad
ole Like, VIZ Edsaontan aud Cslaarrv.
says sAas TIE Indizns there have ra,as5
TIE Govs-Fnuent uaEehouse, and have
Isone 10 Jain the reAsls. Saddle Like !.
IL the Edmonton axonsy, ahoat 100
,aailes we-I Of FdZ Ltks. Il taoks iikr a
senerai Indian rising. The Hnds n
3 az ComPSny hSvs received q rfaAer
m-ss sc frora the Agent al Prlncs All
BERT. dated MArca SlsG, saving Tue
sests popciation ts Ga cur banda lam
sooagIng ire coantry 30 ilscG psoyss
ten& Ssnd fsnF and beam NJ euc-
The Indiana ars qatst. e1erps the Sisax
>sd 81 Cr~sS Sh0 ksve ioIned TIE rob
Ella"
A cempsny kas hssA foFmsSl Ia Bat
ttsford. asoar eoEsn asa u Captain
Nssh. faily agDsd and FQaapps 4.
fhefs b sIsc a HONE Gass.s u g.
ascmesrA Tue Saskatchewan b vssr q
apw open.
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Those who eng ,ot an ilsm saials dec.
iArasson OF var h~ssesn RnelA d and
kaAsia will probably be di.Arpoi ted.
whils IL b possible that tho var feIis
in England uAv force Tie 6lesern,nsu,
10 Inahe premature declaration, il il
aea a. all sFohaeie. II Ia far more like
" that associations wlll dfas on fer
several wesks vheshsr the recalls ts
peaes or wm. bosA nations deaire time,
above syerythlne ease, nsiiler 10 prs-
cared for imneiiass hoatiihica. Ra-
sidss wars In th@ae days dc not suu E
sndasnty. An appeal 10 asuns IA asaally
pEs'sssed ey an appeal 10 aielouRs,
u has hesa 40 in tie easa az all a a
great wsr~ sintse The iiuea Of Napol@ap.
Who bad an ulbpleasAns habit Of aaAt
Ina hfss and ncsetiaiing afterwards
fhe GFisnean gar vas eiaserd sIpon
enly asssr sOn,t naoalhs Of fTaltless n.
ao,iathsa. Tho seven Weeks var va
pFsseded BY = simtlAt psriad. In lsss
and ISL ~i.r aud peaSs wavsra in u.
balance fos alulo<s ear. TIE Franco
prusssan wsF aloae came sndaealy Anss
aneEpesteely, bat TIE eooabians a. mi.
tina are ~ entirely a,aeFesss frasn ute.a,
shss wess then that tAaEs il llsila s,,as,
ability Of sseah~r plsnse Ia she dark.
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MARRIED.

PATTE~-JUNE-Il Tacoma Ap-h 2, 7.
r Peitep and AIRS. sara1 June
HssADoRN-PCNTs- o. leuts, March
-. Jvna Ha2Ado md -dsrS y. BInrs,
YoUSe-ELEMeARD- Moscow. March
a. John loaDg aud Carr Il msard.
RICE-FRoNAN-In Moscow, March e
Er~in ). nice and b lie Eromsn.
DUSAGAN--MYERs- Moscow, Mach
~ John b. Dan glE al Nettie My r..
c NIT -PBILLIPs-Nsr n 20 j.. E.
@ mutt and IOa d. hLli.s. b-th on
Pei awawa, 1T.
HOPKINS IL LAN' Vt Grand Noun I,
Mar h q ". Hopkins and u ns 2.
Gill an
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sIIsETIa iHFsovED.-Tne cordisso1
ot h aaFsai<y, a. Sss - ssEi0asiy 10
jared By besns ssr0ek By lOcOuotss
~ Rsns0n. va FspoFssd sltRhfiy hSsts ?
Yesterday, asd Il % thaaRks be wsli TO
eeoaeAe - torn ahis AfseFn@en- II .
intartss are xesy sssere. eas sos regard
- - seFtszs.
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eoMPAsT ms mAKI

The grand bali, drees Parade snt
guard noont sfysn By D Co1paay
FIrSt EesiD@at, SAtsoasl Grsr q
W ashinsss1, Ia Bsouu's ball. lass sssc
siif, proved . sueoe - in every particular
TEE EAEL-
Nhich ~ usz. ~ oas % t6e largest &c
the Territory, bsinz 55xI2o feet ia sig,
siihOut posi- o. obstruction. TIE fOor
= % selected. seasoned borine. laid
Eifh great care and susOrshed after
SsTa. The eBtrsase IL from SecoDd
ssyces- Cha tue rieut Of kbe eutrAnce -
geptls aiefis dres-is- room. Ard 90
b. itfi She iadiss' drsssioQ FoOEn- Tbe
guiding - lighted wIEu eas AID deco
rated Siih Z q. % eli nations, the STAR
AMI ssFIpes pEedomInstiaz.
vrsETozs.
During The afternoon = large number
u visitors and iByited g7-s arrived
from VsriB14 points 90 the soGHd- The
militia of BF4Ilsn Columbia vas rspre-
-rnSsd sy = Delegation which arrived 90
roe North Pacific, Aad later on the
Messenger br0a9pt thirty members of
int IaeOuaz Guards, nader Command Of
Captain ". IL. Nhyts. Company d
D'sg she fseomA Guards and escorted
them t0 their aFmory.
DkEss PARADE
At SO Company ID aud the Tacoma
Guards fell into line, headed by a drum
eoips asd dram major, and marched TO
tbs dancing ball, where they found sev-
Fhi hundred people waiting fer ste at
faiF 30 Commence. In the ball the two
companies vent through tie regular
jTrss parade drill, and 30 satisfa story
sere intlf tactHcs that there were fire.
aoest suiDofsss Of applause BY the au
dRncu. At the Conclusion Of the drill.
Captain Haines gave the order To
break aux" which like all the others
sas pfOsnptiy coupled Win. few
minutes aftsf, huweYrF, the oFd-r 10
-ftlli "a was gwen, and bota companies
marc hsd esck to tue aInsoFy "a stack
shear rIbes, sitter which the usemb~rs re
lurntd 81 the bail. ins EuglIsn VISIT
ora app~ AIRED Ia their elegant uniforms
cot took no paFs in the drill, though
hey Watched " very carefully, with .Vi
dent satisfaction. Ibe seattle Rlfiss
Nf@ 49, 49, - ~ VI n1 GAA AttOuf OAN u
great many of It's men ooTs were pres
fgi Ia uniform. Captain Geo. d. Hill,
Coionsl q. u. Lyon, of tos Governors
stat. eGu a number Of UGner mstubers
of the Gfand Army Of tie RspubIIc
stie pF-~ nt IN iuiI uolioTta.
IHE BALL
Was very Largely attended, there being
folly one hundred cOoplss on the hoor
AZ Gee time. Toe orchestra occupied q
s'i,ed platform ts az the center Of the
nall. lhs mo 10 WAS good, and after a
iiItie wbiiS TIE door became smooth
snG dancing us Very Ell JyAble. Tha
eouin lttees cii good service, and il was
largely thTDuRh Ihsir exertioLs Ihi.t the
anaIr proved 30 great q success. 1no
Cotnni .SIee IL AEIanssDents oonsiated
OF A.lsntenant Z. T. Hunt, seFeeant ].
bFannan, s-rgsant A. p. Brown, r X IT.
eEts and o. h. Cam. Jr. Reception
OonamftIee--Captain J. q. Haine-, Capt.
George ID. Hal OolOusl 4. ii. Cam and
J. II. Motjraw. Floor OOnmittse-
Ii, ntenaGt h. 3. Hud, Sergeant ]. K
smith, Corporal u. l.. Miller and ]. Ii.
Wright. A. midnight snpper was
.etsed a. several Of the best restau-
rsnE-, after which dancing was CON.
tiuued ua,i4 9 o'clock
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oFrCN SoLD.-Ehs hftE pssanas Of
sAnsgisd epsum whseh was sold by II Q
e0si0rn hoes aaskorisies yasteriav. wss
aoeEkt eY CatnzEsAn. vito pssli &i1 %
peF pcana, $50 faF the Ia.
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seissa aAnes thiS and sseEy Saturday
eeentne, ~ tie rcasns % the OsiSe 30
cal Cnh. 0al@orSAs Hail. Front aad
SeneeA ssreetaL Coed uazie. Aduas
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RszRoskn -Joba VI. NAvoai, mst.s.
ser VI The open. comIany waich wss b.
have appeAFse Is Seattle last nslet,
writes thar twO impeisant usms n. az
the company So 10 easfieiisg. ana a.
tee hsss neneat Fefa.Fd 10 brave flss
land n<astkhs sapaine seeif salaries llaa
t'@en paid, heialsa says that BE- wi ~.
eifesnise tha ssaapsns. aRd bring il a.
the soand ~ soiae fat'ars Hire, @hen b.
Wtls - abs 10 PreMeat ~, epera WAhsh
Ne " xnR0 SAi 1iee eeileFal saissE artAaa
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SoCtA4 EatzEAxAiHNISr - fns lalI.s
al tbs Battery .iEeet AsRAodasg C,Arsrk
m NORTH &4Aaaas wia RtSs : eesaeests
enessi esesfttArufena SATURDAY eeeatase
April n. as ilelias neseL ~ tAs NaFte~rs
teruathua Of the street ear esaek, "A.
mlMlNa 9ilE b five. An elegant supret
vii he iafnhshea ~ . Faa@saahas ssite
lee ersaes wtH ahaRnA. and hAndnssns
Ella essSs quilt vail e9 ahtpsssd az aus.
ina tks eseaiun. CamH saf1y. Desas
egen ass Z e'eleak, a esod tksAs as<aata
- alL s11
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OK headache, Ia oi usl CT tive 'sss,
p,ins IN b sck an lim7s. oss Of aptt lite,
o d bre tih and taste In the mouth. tic,
. a irel, cured ythe a-e Of
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rHr israzrs rsorstr.
AxnzEGss euAzDEa rzz RAILWAY.

AkKsErASs GCAkDR3 -ER RAILWAY.
WAxEUsToS, Aprii I0.--Tns Secrstsry
Of Nsr today received the follOVInG
'eiegrsD from CsuEsrdes Kane of tbs
q al-ra Oar forces sr= nov guard
ing both ends q the transit A relief
train is running, snd ihtre is not much
aneassn@sz News from CaFtsgsrs re-
ports no change 10 the sit1zfior.n
Tbs ARRIVAL Of the S=assrs ST AEpir-
Wall is reported.
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LUMBER Foa BEsKEkS-Tvo or three
If cars loaded with lambeT eane dova
from Cedar River yesterday, ard we're
ha1ied 20 ColRsn's wharf where the
iumber vas discharged. IL viii be used
~ the cons EocEIon OF bankers on that
wharf. for toe handing of Cedar River
coal fof the retail trade. Work on the
bankers will De comIDereed next week.
This umbsr Is cot by a steam saS =
iii belouelnQ 30 the cSnpans AZ their
mine. ana Or night TO Seattle over the
Columbia & Puxes Sound K abroad.
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FRoN Ackoss THE sTRAIIs. invi-
;stion vas extended by Company d"
to the military OF British Columbia sta
toned at Victoria to visit Seattle and
attend thu bail TO be given here. In
compliance With this invitation q nun.
Der # gentlemen arrived by the Nctsh
Pacific yesterday afternoon, and last
night attended the bail in uniform.
Among the naRber the writer noticed
Captain Z. g. Prior. Captain A. Jones,
u. Brealey, II. Snozdou, NJ. GrsveIy
and DE. LYONS, Of ii. VI. ). Satellite.
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sAnzns-fha sAkp Twe EsoAAsss sAsl.
ed ~ aas Rranaaaes last sisaS sAa
snak issp soss ~ Saaih Pralxss soal ana
80 Tea q CEDAR River eoal
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UNION BAKERY,

Corner laird and Talon street,, Scat e
.nCR SPECIALTIES CREAM.
~ Haane msde eRd Fr~aeh esi Or
ders Scr sesiakoss. PARTED ~ pscaies
pronapsiy a. cd kresh bread PIES, enkes
ard c1nfec4io1lsFg saways GA had
J n, hTfZA
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NlIIEIlsI,I:ll!l:rxIII5Ij;
Ml6 PFUNOER'S
2lll llIIl5lIsl1C
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


A SPECIAL TRAIN WILL LEAVE
~ the d-pot o. lock sharp Sunday
N rnthE. carry ing ex ursio iefs {, WI
n >, the eas, b Al match. and return ng at
. o, lock 2. NJ.
Fare for round trim. 81 Is u2
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For Sale.

AT ENGISE puUsg No. Z ov SAT
- srsiny Apl-si d, 81 I o ~. I vii seli
- the gkzss |, dGar 10 fess ecnslrmza1
Ere ka@a DANtkE NC non
"a f-lhl~f ~ ~ = rsy,s rs-r..sss
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Notice to Contractors.

CEALED BIS WILL Bg RECEIVED
y ana sooA. q pr1 "a fss4 fe~ TIE e0a-
stracEiaa ~ ahcns 80 fn~sE % 6lnse, IA
an1 6.Ae luft Of ak4eA az. era to heEtE
~ one. Ma a 80 -ei1cztisnS erc. 80
as uith TIE Se-sAry. wha vic give al
tzfaxlaAffan FxQukFea.
Whzta kksyeR. ARrfl 7. lisa
R1c4AEO UxON%Ei.
Chairman CksE plca kmpg AsHuE
- SacEse&xg.
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NEW BLooD. NEw LIFE. This is ob-
tanned by using Ptunder's Blood Puri-
Der. For safe everywhere. 81 per tot
sic, six for IS. mhl7-3m
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DOG FOUND.

A PLACK CURLY HAIRED DoG.
~ abnI' 10 pounfs weight rame } my
rIaoe apr :. tn owner IA hereby NJ IL
fed % call and get the animal or it will
b. sold 10 pay costs.
OLDHAM GATES.
Near Turner's Ri1g.- Ia W. Poultry Yard
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WANTED

TO pos ROW g7se on enaD INSIDE
I real estate. AdAss@s ." r. lAis Of
ace. mhia
, 1885-07-29
II. UDGIFTER.

a. Bidrag til de almindelige Statgorn0denheder.
(. Den lokale Overbestyrelse. 80. ........
l. Pr@sidentskabet
2. Overretten.
C. Kolonialraadet ......... -. ........
ID. De torskjellige BestyrelSeSgrene ......-...
l. Embedsmend under ADMINISTRATORS.
2. Refs Og Politivpsenet ..............
3. Udgifter i kiIkelige Oiemed ...........
4. TOldv&senet. 80. ......-.........
5. LOds- Og H~avnev@senet ............
3. ~Postvesenet ....... -
Z. Militarudgifter
VirkeligeI
1. Ssrlige normerede
Udgifter .......2O,1 1929 17,057.13I
2, F@lles Udgifter.. 917.25 917. 86I
8. like normerede
Udgifter 1919. 29, 625.75 26,936.81I
8. Milice- og B-randvasenet ..........
8. Vejvasenet. ............
10. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ........-......
IL. Sundhedsvasene ......... ..........
II. Fattigv8senet ........ .....--.......
Is. F@ngSelSvasenet. 1855. ..............
IA. Bidrag til NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .........
p. FOrskjellige Udgifter 80. ...............
r. Bygnings- og andre ubestemte Udgifter...
G. Leje at EN- Skonnert som Post og Transport
fart0j .........
Pensioner ....E
1. Renter 4 p. ct. af Laanet fra Statskassen
100000 Kr., (nu til Rest 567. 366 Kr. 70 on
if0lge Low af lode Juni 1876. -. ........
Endvidere Renterestancer for 1928, be-
tdiUc i 1CCOC4....
K. Til Indfrielse af Kolonialkassens Rentegaran-[
ii for st. Croix FSlles Sukkerkogerier if0lgel
Low af 25de Februar 1876 og Anordning aft
lode Juni 8.
Ialt Udgifter ....-...
S hs s4hat l II !ef4t.
, 1885-07-29
sa1unaendraget Regnskabsoversigt for Kommunen st. Croix
for Finantsaaretf fra 1ste April 1888 til site Marts 1884.
Ofnhiyjpt Hnmod til 5 a KdonaIown at 2h Noenbn 1863

Extract Of the accounts for the Municipality Of st. Croix for
the financial year from LIST April 1888 to 31st March 1884.
Published in pursuance of G5 of the Colonial Law Of 2hN Uembr 0
, 1885-07-29
II. EXPENSES.

!. Contribution to the General State Treasury.
!. The Superior Local Admiuistration.......
l. The Presidency .....-..-....
2. The Upper Court -. ...... .........
d. The Colonial Council .,...- ..........
. The different Branches of Administration:
/. Officers under the Administration .....
2. The judiciary and Police Department,
3. Expenses for the Clerical Department.
4, The CuStomhouse Department..........
5. The Harbour and Pilot Department..
6, The Post Office Department.-.....-...
7. Military Expenses