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BROS, Auctioneers.

Il AONCANSON odO5, AuCtlOEeerS
TRUHTEEy SALE OF DWELLING AND STORE,
on SEVENTH STREET, NEAR BOUNDARY
NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of deed of trust, duly recorded In 80
1beS 061 folio 4l3 ct seq, of the Land Re- f.
cords Of the District of Columbia will SELL on 3.R
THURSDAY, THE SECOND DAY OF APRIL, A.
D. 1885, At FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, in front of the
premises all that certain piece parcel of land
and designated the southeast part of Lot numbered
thirty-eight (36), In Hawes subdivision Of Mount
Pleasant, per plat recorded in Liber ]. A. s.. No
220 folio "a one of the Land Records Of county Of
washington, District of Columbia beginning for said
part Of said Lot numbered thrty-eight (3S) at its
corner; thence northerly along the eastern
boundary twenty and 2O-lOO GO 2O-lOO feet; thence
westerly at right angles with said eastern boundary
sne hundred and thirteen and $500 (113 $1,000
feet to fifteen foot alley thence southerly parallel
eastern boundary twenty and 2O-1OO GO 2O-1OO feet
thence easterly along southern boundary said Lot
80 one hundred and thirteen and 3d. 90 Ola 33lOO
feet to the place Of beginning together with all
easements. hereditaments and appurtenances to the
same belonging or in any wise appertaining.
Terms: One-third cash; balance in equal nstalments
at on ana two years. notes bear interest and to be
secured by deed Of trust premises Sold or all cash
ct option Of purchaser. Terms to be complied with In
seven days otherwise Trustees right to
sell at risk and Of the deauting purchaser after
five days public notice of such resale In some news
paper published in Washington D. C. A deposit Of
800 REQUIRED at sale. Conveyancing, &C. at Of
purchaser.
un,,aA,. JOB JOB BAR RHAi5,,.r Trustees
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CONCENTRATED
CRAB ORCHARD
WATER.
- DYSPEPSIA -
e SICK HEADACHE, e
CONSTIPATION -
The three .lis" that make life burden promptly and
positively xelievedby
NATUR Els CIR EAT R EN- DY.
CRAB ORCHARD WATER
In for 20 years successfully, and recommended ~
physicians everywhere Price CSC. . bottla
GENUINE CRAB ORCHARD salts are only sold
in sealed paper box packagss u Zoe. and 26cs
See that "Crab Apple trade mark b on all labsaA
No Genuine Crab Orchard Salts are sold b bulk.
Buy only .Crab Apple Brand sold b. Ill Drug.
gists.
CRAB ORCHARD WATER Co,
snxox y. JONES, x.nasse.
Aassas.ss LoaissslA y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-17
Closing Up Their Affairs.

THE GENERAL INAUGURAL COMMITTEE,
The general inaugural committee held q
meeting last.evening, the chairman, Col Jas.
G. Berret, presiding, and Mr.. ]. E. Harvey sec
rotary: There were present T. ]. Luttrell, DR..
!; N: Toner, w b. Clagett, w. NJ. Gait, ?.
Wilson, F. A. Richardson and George W.
Adams. Mr.. VIM. M. Gait, the chairman Of
not possible at this time to make q final re-
port, as all the bills were not yet audited, and
the roof of the ball room had to be taken down
and the material sold. He thought that 1t
would be possible to make a report and wind
up affairs at the end oftwo weeks The com.
mittee adjourned to meet in two weeks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-17

Ladies' Brilliant Isle
Thread Hose, in fancy
Boot Patterns, the very
latest novelty, In cardinal
and cream, seal brown and
cream, garnet and cream,
navy and cream, black and
cream.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-17

COUNTERFEIT SILVER DoLLARs-A area,
many counterfeit silver dollars have been de
tected at the Treasury department since the in
auguration, being mainly I'm MONEY sent from
the banks. II In evident that a great MANY o
these counterfeits were brought here expressly
10 be passed among the Inauguration crowd
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-21


DsnhyISa or SUCCESS. = The sffsrss Of
the Seattle Nod ard Gan Club TO bring
together the sportsmen Of the North
vest. for the purpose Of organizing "a
association OF 6portsmen of Oregon,
Wsshiaeton Territory and British Co
iumbia with a view OF securing better
and more uniform laws for the protee-
ton OF hsh aud game, are certainly
iandable and deserving Of sucoess. The
seattle Club has spared ne expenae 10
make the efst meeting and shooting
tournament which commences soday
sncceAa They have expended over $50
IN live birds. k75 IN tin birds. besides
ell the other necessary expenses Incl
dent 20 an aBaix Of this kind, amo1nE &
Ing 10 over $500. TIE tenrnanaens oona-
msnoss today, aud outlines Saturdss
and Sunday. On the latter day bic
clam bake viii be given 81 Alki Point
Excursion trains leave for the shooting
grounds today and Tomorrow a. ., 1880
and e'clock, and all VITO desire 10 q.
tend vail b. carried 81 excursion rates.
spoFtsmen are expected FROM Portland,
Wslla waila. kslama. 0lympia, Taco
una. Victoria and other points. All will
Be welcome. and nothing will be left
undohs 70 make their stay pleasant and
agreeable.
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raE sass I assea.ayx


Az vas anticipated, The Oaio Deco.
srass have renominAiesI governor Head
les and Lieatsnans Cosesnor wNsuieh,
and eass parties ell noe 90 into The
ssAts eampaien With the candidates
vho led then tsa years asn. foakers
eAances Of success are said 10 be hssssr
thsn they were 81 this stage 81 The lsss
canvass. 6ut be uili have 10 nAka his
hshs within the sAaaew % she defeat
which be repreesata
The plasfoson adeFaea ~ he Convsn.
tioa IL IN the maIn What ,sas 10 Aav.
bsen expeesed. la most mspeess IA IA
very like The paslean oa which eli peus-
'esrssss platforms ars being eat sAis
pear. Tso Of the FlAnks. hexvvsr. de-
liesvs ses hlzhees eonmendAiion. The
endorsement 81 Pessisient Clevplana,s
y ases b great deal snrrages than xAs
sixps<asd. hha poserfal and s,saEsea
forwsrd eopuaeud asios a. TIE Admsnis-
traisan. Kssa more plaisswosshy than
sAiA IL The strong ssssiasien passed IN
regud 20 The ansafse1 land srnnsa
Tai. 10 eeauins surprsss, ard TIE M.
niist skshle lsrms 10 'sAisA ne eoa
ysasisn demanded shls all uasarnsd
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A CARD.


EDE5oa f'asT-Ix1EI11eExcRR:
In yeHsrta . -Chroui4ssr Il was s<sted
hat 4san AcC1g Vas sErsHe1 Cor szeAk
t1g cI-tezng from l. '. Schzydsr. Tbs
needs eurrecr4o2- Ncccs was chafsed
with sse1 Ing thfee ~ Itch a fogegherg1 ,
no e. froa the cEAEer IN M. 6cAny
GERS f0dgiEg hocae apa also bad opened
ths doeT leading iHto the room by neszs
81 fetse keys Mccoy Nas DISCHARGED On
the gTo1nd Of wanf % evisen e b. J ids c
AiA The writer Ussihe prrsscuz NJ VIII
izess end wss eIfseEstT exAspess ed q
i1e eas1rse q proeesdinEs N The case
he Prosecution Was c.3nG1c ed IN such .
Ssy - - give The criminal eve y oppor-
tunttg 70 get OF The Do iceDAn = DO
uads the arrest wae not there 20 bear
witness- IL To wr0ng that tn community
shO u BE- melesged By these n.i1nAxh t
tn ewes. aod that toe officers who duty
Il y 70 invest gate these violation Of the
issy are nOs more active In soaring Gun
stcttoaa l. v. SCHNEIDER
fns1rs wish 1,>rvz A. GAEKT a On
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ARRIVAL on raK Espmz.-Ths steam.
ship Empire. Captain q. II. Butler. ar
rived here al $50 lass night She hrinas
- tons Of freight and no passengers.
hes eonei9nees are as feliows: A O
Sutherland 4 Co. bsnsan d Rah, u {
Dnrie, y n Thomas, y Marco, frauan.
thal Bres, Gordon Hardware %, Ora.
hand NtheF, jobs Lsnesscn, J Morri.
sou. ] II Haghce. Lorensis, J q @
6aseAFe. Levy Bros Moran Bros. Ne
laaehhn 4 Jones. Nenman 4 Aresns
NalAn 4 Motnfofd, Pumphrey Il 60,
Rrntoe, Holmes a Co. Ernsel Howe
Sztsqp ksilreah o., William RssssFhofI
Washington Iroa wasks, Waddell 4
Ailef. W BeAtsie.
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GRASS SEEDS.

I'VE NOW HAVE IN sT0 TX A COM
w plete assortment az GRASS and
elotEk SEEDS. Including some new
ihiaEs, as well a. ali the old standard
varieties. Remember that in this line
We are nj the head. and purchases wiil
gna u 70 their advantage to gesUur prices
before buying.
ALFRED SNYDER & CO..
9rocers and Seed Merchants.
Seattle, Aug %. dtseIyIm
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Iards Be restored 10 tie pahlas domain
Lsssss 10 d0abs % she position Of Tie
DsuoesaSy a ths Esss On shis rsost
hnportans Of 81 quessioos.
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MM. o. WOOD,

A TTORNEY-AT-LAW, WILL PRAC-
"A tics in ali the Justices and Territorial
Courts. Uffice, ct rooms Oh the Probate
NourL Yesier-LeAry 1uIldins.
". Il. WHITE oHAs. v. MUHDAx
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TO LEFT.

A NEW HOUSE 81 6 ROOMS. FUR
N nished or unfurnished, i've fnfnuies'
walk from the Postofhce. Apply at this
ONCE. aui9
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Attorneys at Law
0fice In Whites Block, cor. Front and
Columbia SITS. asa
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WANTED.

AOUsEw0RK BY THE DAY OR
week. Address "Mrs. w.. this
ONCE. auls4
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CONTRACT TOILET.

E,oR BURNING AND CLEARING
Il seventy acres light brush land. ne r
LaconDer, Skagit county. Tools and cat
o. furnished. Apply at once 70 J. s. G..
Caches, Laconnes, or the owner.
3 as GkO III TURNER.
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1--WE ACRES OF UNIMPROvED
property near the residence Of Geo
W. Hall. 10 offered ny the undersig ed To
ease. for a.term OF yea, s. at a n miual
1gure. For further information apply TO
Je2l JOHN n. DENNY.
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So r WARD.

A oST. IN THE CITY OR ON THE
II road to O. r. Stones farm. q garnet
bracelet. The finder will receive the
abose reward hy leaving II at the Je weiry
STORE o. Z. Z. SMITH 6 son. auit8 !
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WANTED.

An ExPERIENCE6 NURSE GIRL.
good wsg.s p tid- App az residence
OF H. II. Avis. esrnsr Jamessnd Fourth
stxeets. au213
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DOoMs I ANDz PoScIS BUILD
IL iHx, j. p epzrec - lean ann y on
good security. on vGs0nable term. aud
sIH by all negotiable Lape. at re- son =
hle discount. ANIL 10 Z
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LEO. ysMADls sails,

a TIOElN Y-AI-LAW, ROOMS 8
"A and Poncin ouI. dung. ront street
Seattle w I. Vii pracuce In ali the
courts Of the Territory AND IN the Land
Offlct. faIn
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-21

BOuaHT oFT.-The Pacifie Coast
Steamship Company seems determined
10 eoassol The fssieht and passenger
lrafiic between San Francisco and al
POINTS north. The opposition steamers
fabsr and Wilmington have been
h0aeht Oh, The fosmsr saaas yenra AGO
ard he latter recently. The Emptre,
whieA has fbr several yeass carried
freiRhs and psssen8ers 10 the Sound
kas alec been boazht 81. shs lssvs :
SEATTLE this mernfng fer NanAilno ii
reca. aad viii hsr~@ftef run hetasen San
Franessco and Nsnsimo. dsseoasinalas
her FietoslA and Raaea SQUAD trade.
Nav Rmzpxscx---0spsAiu 2. 3. De-
Wslf. sAo sssldss on Tweifsh saress, ~.
esasty purchased too lots Of Thomas
Clancy. % Seeood street., hesseen Tai.
seEsaas ard alen. IN whinA De a arees
isE very neat fAsnaly rs.ideaes. a.
nam e1ilaing 10 &a& fe1a, ulsh a. i,
&xis seel Lbs nAla haaidinz a aao
ssarss~ hteh. Tee rssidsnes vii "a
lain .pAnn too1& es~i&ss P~ntEy and
hasA ReoEn. and efsl Be Q smpiesed VIA
10 SIXTY dzsa Me- Aills u sapsFin-
ssadlns ths sesk. sAisA b eeana deas
~ tns stAy.
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PHYSICIANS AND URGsON
s. CARAVAN, m. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURaEOx

RADUATE OF THE DhPARr-
VI ment Of Medicine AID surgery OF the
University Of the city OF New York.
Offtce 4 the seattle General Hospital.
on Fourth. and jefferson streets,
special attention givel 10 chronic dis
eases and all surgical cases; also to the
diseases Of wo zen.
All calls promptly attended. lea
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re MovAL.

n A. CHURCHILL. III. D.. H0MEO-
pathic Physician and surgeon. has
FOR tbs present removed his offi,,s 70 ms
Iesifences corner Fourth and Madison
streeta.
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o. a. HARRISON,
. SAecss. O. Z. JKxxn
JACOBS & JENNER.
j. K & H h LEWIS

A TfORSkTS and COUNsELORs
~ a. .aw. 0face IN Boyd q Punc1ns
oG1ldiAg. FroEt sCrVeI, up sGAlrs-
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SAFE, AT MALT PRICE.

HALLS PATENT. GOOD AS NEW,
A ewned b. non resident can be had
for sT5 BY calling 1t once ON J. A. STEW
ART, 9iobJ Printing Vf1ce. Seattle, W. r.
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DAIRY RANCH TO LET.

.n0 On SHARES. MICH COWs
and sttealinHl tmpsemeafs On f&rn.
A7D1y e this eznoe anll
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4 TFORNEYS At LAW. OFFICE
Al ba4ers bati0Ing, room A and 5
James street, Opposite Occidental hotel
SeArIie W r
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MONEY! LOAN.

DIARIES WISHING TO BORROW
4 money should net fail 70 call on r. r
X EksHAW, rooms Nos. and 2, Pencon
ouiidin9- "a - eFsE- au2t 10
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D q. CHIP,

Ortice-Langiey aud Bastion streets,
VIC ora. u. Y. jel4
II. M. HALL, M. D,
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Offce In Safe Deposit Building. over
Merchants Natlonai Bank.
Once hours: From l0a m to IL m to
3and tJspm. iyq
REM0VE
Nm. 7. T. MINOR HAS REMOVED
II his office 70 frye's new Opera HOUSE
buildtng, r0oma Mes. and L
once nours: II a m to Il m; Ito 3p m
ana 7 to y p m.
feiephone NO. s. auSO
P.B.M.MILLER, MD.
SURGEoN. MAY BE CONSULTED
~ ~ his rooms In the Boyd q Poncin
8oAAoAAA8s AOACAuoH6 NO. ~. l0I4
JOHN C SUAOBERC. N. o.
Once, Yeslsr.Lsary Block, Room z
Hours, from to II q. m. and TO D. m.
Residence, No. 90 Front street, between
Union and ike. seattle. ". +.
f%sPectai astenIfOn given TO df--
eases Of the ye and Ear. sells
G.L.SNurh,M.D. RUFUS wnLARD.M.D
DIS. SMITH u WILLARD,
Physicians and Surgeons
Ortioe In Poncin's Block. 637 Front
street. up stairs
lFFICE H0URs-3 TO 4 .. m. and 10
C. A. WEED, m. D.,
physician AND SURGEON. OF
ONCE hours from II TO II q. M. and from
2 to 4 and 7 TO sp. m. Eel
REAL ESTATE DEALERs.
sSHElNAH, lLEWELlYM q Co..
keal Estate Brokers,
ni.sf Pos. Building, Seattle.
FRED e. SANDER,
Real Estate.
Scrip bought and sold. Loans neeo-
nesea. Collection Of bills speciality.
Office In COlnan,s block. corner Com
mefrial and Mill streets.
-.
DENTISTS.
Or. J. ~. FOX,
Id L. NEM @T
a Dentistry skilfaiiy exc.
IIfyyyv cuted at E2s ern pricea. for
extracting 50 cenfa Best
set OF teeth. fully warranted. for $t3 70
rs kxtraeting, positively without pain
Prices for iillinez the yery io~esf In the
ety.. All Vorx warranted firsf-class and
satisfaction guaranteed. Once - Sa2
Frons street, Odd FeltsWns hui q.
in&. oyer \ q store, seattle. W.T..
j. G. GRASSE,
DENTIST,
Once 10 Stairs, ever Smith q Son,s Jew
sasry Store. IN saliivznis block. Front 81
LIQUID NITROUS OXIDE GAS
WIN BE- administered h~ the Doctcr Arr
the purpose q extracting tssth without
pain. eAha
=. G. KllBOuRNE.
DENTI~T.
Liquid Nftroas Orids Gas for extracftrz
odicA e2s Frenf So ssons's Buildinx. as
c. WILLS PRICE,
HD Nc NTM~T
tGrAduA,e Of the ". Y. DensAl Co'Icxe,
IN NITROUS OXIDE GAs OWN
o14llg5f desired Office In Kenny build
snx. oorDe< front and Columbia sfs l2dw
AnscEFfBCFs. Erc.
---~-~-S---~-~-~-~r--~-~~- ->--~~-~-~--~@~-~~~--
BOONE q MEEKER,
AwuhfaAsx. ow4 Rwm~ms.&~.I~~s-
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6S5IIlls5ITJIlII2[lI7Il
MISE PFUNDER'S
III lllll5!lli1
r. r. KERsHAW,

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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JUST RECEIVED

A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF NEW
Par,os o F9ss Sna nw me snd Tan Ms N,
tresses, ROLLER SIX te ri lows. one li00
pound Fire-proef Safe. Tools. ana. 10 fact
Any hing you want. b Oh new and second
hand Agents for the v ncouver h ursery
just call at City Auctioneera
w. 7. PILLM AN & CO..
q - Che ~ street.
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PROFESSIONAL


PkOFESSlONALA
ATT0RSEYs-AT-LAw.
~----~~----~-~--~~-
C.. 6. BOWMAN,
ATTOgN E1.Ar-
ofnce IL room l. ever Ballard & Sox's
hardware store. Frunr 81. seattle. W. I.
T. "a. GAM,
A TTORNEy-AT LAW. FICE.
"A rom L q floor stones brick Front 81
Collections q - ecaalty.
Notary Public and COMMISSIONS Of
Leeds for OregOa aDd California feA
o. n. HARRISON,
A TToRNEY-AT-LAw. MOUNT YER
nsn- SkAgli e0aafy.
he@l estate agent
Al letters ans sered- myl
Q yAecss. OK. sKxxn
JACOBS & JENNER.
A TToRSkYs AND CoUNsELoRs
~ a. law. 0fHce IN Boyd q Ponc1n's
oG1lo1Ag. kroEt ssrssL up ssAlfs.
j. X. & Il. q. LEWIS
a TToRNEYs At LAW. OFFICE
A bauer1s bdfidIng, room A and 5.
James StreeS opposite Occidental hotel.
SeArLie W r
}. B METCALFE.
a TTORSkY-AT-LAW W. ROOMS Z
"A ana 8 Iesler-LeArys block. corner
commercial and Mill streets, VIII prac-
ucs In the supreme Court OF the United
states and al ne Courts OF W asninsgtob
territory. Je. u
wM- scHRI KER ITO ADAMS
SCHalLkER & 40. ms,
Attorus-ysa l-Law.
Rooms IS and I6. kenney b ok. corner
r0Lt an. o.umtia 81 :. tus auls
LEO. yshA1LE SMlTH,
A TIOEkN i-AI-LAW, ROOMS 3
"A and a Poncin ouIdIng. ront street
Seattle. w L. NLH pracuce IN ali the
courts VI the Territory and In the Land
Off1ce. feIU
WM- 0. WOOD,
A TTORNEY-AT-LAW, WILL PRAC-
n tics in ali the Justices and Territorial
Courts. Uttice, ct rooms Oh the Probate
court 1esIer-LeAry bulldins.
". Il. WHITE CHAs. y. MUNDAY
WHITE & MUNDAY,
Attorneys at Law.
Once in Whites Block. cor. Front and
Colum bia SITS. dstf
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Ia mErcALEE

a TTORSkY-AT-LAW W. ROOMS Z
"A ana 8 fesler-LoArys block corner
commercial and Mill streets, viii prac-
ucs In the supreme Court OF the United
states and al ne Courts OF " ssningJob
Territory. Je.u
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WANTED.

TO TRADE A wELI-IMPRovED
L farm Of l6o acres, IN itch valleS.
with bearing orchard good h use a, {
barn, for improved seattle re al estate.
Address s. A. C., this once. %
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WHITE & MUNDAY,

". Il. WHITE
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CHAs. v. MUNDAY
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c. e. BOWMAN.

AZ - 4 ~ = . H II = "
O6oe Il room I. ever Ballard & Soxl
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Yesterday afternoon Charles Diamond, the
harp player at the Museum, separated two fight,
ing boys. An hour later he was approached by
Robert Moon father of one of the boys, who
said Diamond had whipped his son, and wanted
S. paid him or he would get warrant for his
arrest Diamond said he merely pre-
vented the boys from fighting but
rather than have any trouble gave Moon
the money. Some time after this Moore re-
turned and said he had made mistake and that
his wife would return the money to Diamond if
he would 60 after it. This the harp-player did
He however gave Moore IS cents, but in the
evening the latter called upon Diamond for an
other installment which was refused Sergeant
Trayiss attention was called to Moore, who re-
fusing to listen to advice to let Diamond alone
went to the station-house under arrest for drunk
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THE CITYIN BRIEF.

The police were fitted out with new hats yes
terday by w. ID. Seaton.
The Meridian-street festival, announced for
this evening, has been indefinitely postponed.
Henry C. Gibson yesterday gave bond in 81
600 as the executor of Henry Bradys persona
estate. -
Noah Huffman has qualified as the guardian
OF .emima b., John, James, William and Martin
Huffman.
A defective flue caused an insignificant blaze
at the California House yesterday forenoon.
Damage. SO.
Charles II. Ruhe has begun suit against Jo-
seph III Reyriolds On four notes, dated November
II, 1857 aggreaating $1,000.
F. A: Hawlins, the president of the Citizens
Bank. acNoblesville and VIM E. Dunn, cash
Ter, each filed with the Secretary of State, yes
terday. bonds for $4,000.
The ladies of Tabernacle Church will give a
social in the chapel, corner Second and Meridian
streets, Friday night of this week Refresh
ments will be served at o'clock.
In the Criminal Court, yesterday, one days
sentence IN Jail was given LATE Sbipman aud
Matthew johnson for petit larceny. James Ev-
ans, for q like offense, got FIVE days.
Daniel F. Haley and Nellie Hennessey, Thorn
as j. Kennedy and Martha A. Huber, Frank H.
Beckman and Ella Doyle, Richard b. Roberts
anu Maggie Dugan were granted licenses to mar
ry, yesterday.
The Workingmens Building and Loan Asso-
citation, of Vincennes yesterday filed articles of
incorporation with the Secretary of State. The
officers are, president, Thos. o. Lamport secre-
tary, jeremiah Rirshy and treasurer John L.
Green.
Lewis Walter e Son, stave manufacturers
corner Canal and Pratt streets, made an assign
ment to Samuel NJ. Bruce yesterday, for benefit of
creditors. The firms assets are placed at $l0
427 04 and the liabilities $25, 259 g. There were
also individual assignments Lewis Walter re-
porting ST. 725 assets and $12, TAP liabilities, and
Henry A Walter 1923 assets, and $40 liabilities
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A surprise in railroad circles.

Mention was made in the Journal of Monday
that the Grand Trunk people were offering
openly to carry grain and provisions, Chicago to
New York. at III cents per hundred. and to
competitive New England points at 13a cents.
This reduction is due, it is claimed, to the dis
ccyery Of secret understanding between the
Vanderbilt lines and the Pennsylvania COM
pany to make the above rate to shippers on
private contracts In the face of all this the
renewed cutting by the Grand Trunk is all the
more noticeable for the reason that Sir Henry
Tyler. the president of the company, is concur
realty making overtures to the other lines for
aaother united attempt to stop the contest and
% restore schedule rates. Sir Henry came to
FRis country, according TO his own accredited
abatement, for the express purpose of aiding in
endeayors to promote harmony among the trunk
lines and TO explain to railroad people here what
1lmaatsrs the continuation of the contest viii
surely work on American railroad investments
IN England. It was said last week that he was
Aevoting himself to bringing about another gen.
eraa conference Of the trunk-iine managers. to be
held On Thursday Of this week, at which he