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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-04-14

VIII re have they gone 10 the It girls.
With natural man ers n d natural url,.
" ho oye In tr dollies =. iik their toys,
And IL OF something be ide, the boyts
title d women IN plcn'y we find,
Mature in manners anu old OF m nd;
Little old hIrts who talk of III. ir ..osas."
Aud vie with each other in stylish clothes
One in the beautiful Ion ago.
Some dear little Children / USED 10 know;
Girls who we're erfy as .ar bs ut lay
aud au.hed and roilcked The iiyeongd y.
They taoueht not 1t II Of the "siyls" of heir
lotles
They never ims lined boys were "besux:'
"othsr girls broihers' and mates were
they,
splendid fe lows to hel them play
" here have they gone toy If you see
one ul them anywhere send her 10 me;
would i've u medal ofpuresi goid
10 one Vt thos dear tile cir Of old.
" ltn in ocent heart aid op IL smile.
" 40 Knows, not tho meaning OF "hirt'' or
"styie"
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-04-14
Ehe Queen of Dimpies

The one woman IN New York who
Is iavnrc,i by fortune IN the respect of
beau,,tu dimples above all her sisters
Is Mrs. Florence k.ce kn"x, the singer.
Her fair round lace, When she laughs
or sm'ies, shows number Of deep
u1mpies aeuGt her mouth and Ia either
cheek which adj greatly /" her beauty
anu cause much esyy among her
associates. Why or hoa iimplrs IN II
woman lace can ne suhiec, TO The
caprlces vi iashion is u qaeN,i"n not
easily decided, but ceriain II is fsat
the, play their part upon The Stage tor
u generation VI TWO aau ,licH uis.,,.
pear almost entirely Tor u dccaiit.
Fit. years ago dimpies were uIs oi
the ieQulsi'ies of perfect beauty, hut
they are rarely seen now. Perhaps
this is il we'll, for aiacki there lay
more peril III one dimpte than in
twenty sword 4, and tue Sord ls wicked
enough rs Ii is. There have been
Efforts made Vt various processes. but
with little success. There is no charm
except about the genuine laughing,
changing, nne.sno go dimDe Of ye
oiden time
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-04-14

The far Eastern dirlnmist Who
represented fhehaw in Parl. has gone
back TO Mandslay His Excellency
WAS in sore straits for money after he
breakdown of his sovereign. Since
Nov m!ef, 1854 he d Il not r.. eive iny
moHey from acme. " hen ;.e erased
10 be an ,mbassador he went to The
Foreign Office Ia nsk for relief. Bul
he was referred Ia his frlrntis the
EngIish." wliich hes thought cruel
mockery. The hotel proprietor where
he had run up bil for himself and
the I'm mbassy threatened Ia prosecute
hun for swlnd ing In his troubles he
resorled 10 M eXpedent which, | dare
say, will be heard ai with indignation
~ ihrc courts. Whes he WAS coming
10 Eucope The Envoy WAS charged Ia
make presents IN The haw's name of
gold aud silver workmanship and
jewelry to the President Of the French
Republic, the Qocens OF England aud
llally and The Empress of Germany.
Those destined for VI. Grcvv were
only presented, When the pinch of
poverty CAME the others were meile,
down and broken up. What gold Was
in them sold FIR 26.000f, and the
precious stones for II far higher price.
With the proceeds debts were cleared
oil. Alter his appeals were made To
the generosity OF the ind "a Office,
" Lich were faynrahly received. Sir
Owen Burnc WAS sent over 10 rcii,ve
the TX xenyny and bay his passage out
10 Nj ndaln,. That official also NC.
companicd the Oriental 10 tie Paris
Lpons Railway terminus, ami dill no.
lose sight Of him until The express
train iu'o which he put him steamed
soulhwards.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-04-14

The appointment of Civi 5, ryi:e
Commissioner 1reahoim H. Comm.
trollcr OF the Currency is said to be !.
direct blow ai the Louisiana lottery.
He WIS strongly supported for The
place by both the S1uth Carolina 'ee
alors and 10y ihe enlirr d,ieeaiiun of
that State in Congress. Il is well
known that Senator Hampton Is
strongly opposed 10 the ,,t,cry. Ne
Was, il is said, offered The position of
Commissioner OF that concern al a
salary of $4,000 per year, and WIS
told that he would only be required to
preside ut that drawing aud permit
The use Of his maine. He fatty re.
fused, and used Rather strong Language
about il. 10 the effect that II was mot
exactly ihe sort Of business for gen
tleman to engage in. Some time
since the Posto fiice Department re.
fused Ia transmit money 10 The lottery
people, and ordered the Postmaster n,
NJ" Orleans, not 10 pay any orders
made payable to III, aa,.a.rn To
avoid ihIs order the loteu, a. rs use
Of three ar four ri the eating national
banks a; New Orleans, and adI cruises
ihaI posi- flee cr,ier> should he made
payable 10 ihe banks. The uttrntion
of the President was some time siuce
called TO ihe INCONSISTENCY of per.
mil,iDg the nat,ona, bsuks to do v nal
the posiVtfice had been forbidden To
DO. Certain legal objections We're
urged against any action in regard To
thc bauK,, bu, II is believed than the
ne" Comptroller will find some way
TO put stop To the business.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-04-14


hteAtacAy C"i0red People.
A lutte more than year since II
colored carpenter, Alexander a. Drake
by nama, canceived the IDEA thai the
temperance field among the colorrd
peopleo OF the city and STATE was neg
ecIed, aud 81 determined to give up
MS trade and take up the cause OF
s"brieiy. During the past year Drake
,as made All extensive campaign in
this city and IN various parts oi the
state, His pan of work is to secure
sieners 10 the pledge, ~lreh binds the
convert tor three nonta "A yeas, or
for lille, as the Case may be. The
pied 20 reads a. follows;
do sincerely hope thai If drink
beer or whisAey until tial. named
nere). without being Considered sick,
that bad iurk may We me the RI
maioder ol my liie, 40 help nae God"
Drake has secured more than three
hundred pledges from tho colored
prople of this city, and claims that nil
lne sighers are faithful 10 their oath.
He pms On each one Of his conyer's u
piece OF blue tape, which he halls Ms
lse cold water hag."
The leader ol tins new organization
is fifty nine years old, and formerly
wasa slave IN the Drake family of
Adair county. He Is we'll known in
ths city ss former political agilalor
of the Republican party. He now
claims 10 be the "oniy colored lem
perance worker of prominence in
kentucky, Lousyoiltc Courier Jour.
nat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-26
Traveller Guide.

PENN. RoUrK-B. & T. station t,th ana sta -For
and liza night For Boston. IN daily. Philsde
s9o 10 and III ss night On ffo or So $500
seSaaSs 81 Louis and P,.enTs so
CINCINNATI and 81 LOUIS and except saturday 20 CnI-
daily Psciac express io S Sp S a.i iio pm n
Richmond and The south. 6. liOI a m daily,
::Is $50 $40; s:so: 1850 ana IRSs. sSd. So
40 40. AZ. 40. 600, $40, loDo p m, and I:35
500 no. loSo pm, and ii:2o night. For foPes
sunday. For ANNAPOLIS ana 9ls 40 M daily sa.ss
pm daily. except sunday. ON sunday. y am, 40
b AND o. RourE-staiion, Corner New Jersey Ava
hee a hSio S.rsee for Sscns s4s M s, linn
sss SIS pm For % e fs5 d @s'seg5s
ram tls s s.o So Gao sss SIS ana
sunday sun, $40 6;so $50 and 1000 m, I:25 Lao
$40. $50 a m and i2IO and $50 D m. on snpS.s
Bal!more s. $40 $50 ne De.T fsio rs
$50, 4s0. and Il p; IN; On sundays, $50 a M aud
Rrancs a"e 7id t das stations e9DsDs on ME-
day. and S:So M, daily: 4;ao p m, daily. e1cept
tons; for lexington staunton and Valley Branch,
$40 M. daily. eycent sunday: Tor Frederick sad
town and b daily esSept sunday For nsser.
cefd sunday, and 5:5O m For local points between
Washington and Gaithersburg $50 a M and l1.3o,
va MIDLaSD RoUTENR q r station.-For New
Orleans and Atlanta ll:l6 a m t.aIIy.l Por Ioul,.
M aaS Sss sossssrn v %S and
daily. except Sunday: Marrenton : am daily except i
SUNDAY. ill5 An $50 p m For Lynchburg way
SHES ASpoAa RourK-R & O sta.ion.-ror New
WASHINGTON q omIo-B. a p siaiiohLTor I Ie...
oufs ana all stations N; and 4:45 p m every day.
GIRL IN HAMMocK-rope breaks-bu,nps her
head: ST jacobs Oil cures bruises.
welcome guest in winter: the new remed ial
agent-Red Star Cough Cure.
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(yHANCERY SALE OF PROPERTY SITUATED
~ CORNER MARYLAND AVENUE AND THIR-
TEENTH STREET EAST, STREET AND
THIRTEENTH STREET NORTH EAST COR
EAST, AND CORNER OF SEVENTEENTH
AND A STREETS NORTHEAST, AND ON A
STREET NORTH, BET ZEN SEVENTEENTH
AT AUCTION.
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of 80
the District of Columbia passed on the 2Sth day UT
ofJanuary, A d. 1856 In cause No 9731 Equity 2n.a
docket No. %, wherein Charles +. WOllard Is conn
ants, l will sell at public auction, TUESDAY,
HALF-PAsr FOUR O'CLOCK r H., in front Of the ns
premises
Lots 1, 2. 3. and l3, In Wollard's subdivision of
square 1905. recorded in Lber X. L. H., folio 800 of
the surveyors office Of said District situated Mary
land avenue, 18TH street and L street northeast
And on WEDNESDAY, THE THIRD DAY OF
MARCH, A: ID. 1885, AT HALF-PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK =. M in front Of the premises, will sell
Lot 10 in square numbered 1909 situated corner of
18th and streets northeast
INN EDIATELY AFTER, in front of the premises,
] will sell
Lots SO, 49, Al, A and as in Wollard's subdivision
Of square 1895 recorded in Liber w. B. NJ, at folio
80 In surveyors Office. together with all the inn
provements. DC.
Terms of sale: Onequarter cash. balance in equal
instruments at six twelve and eighteen months from
day OF sale with SIX pei cent interest notes to be
at option of purchaser purchasers deposit $50
required On each piece sold time of sale Convey
anclng, &c at cost of purchaser. Terms to be COM
piled with in ten days from day of sae otherwise the
detanlting purchaser purchasers after five days
public notice Of such resale in some newspaper pub
lished in Washington, d. c.
ats will be shown at Office of trustee and at the
places Of sale day Of sale.
CHARLES DUNCANsON Trustee,
fl6-d&ds corner 9th and streets n. w.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest kilograms to ThG Star.


WILL PACIFIC MAIL LOSE IT'S SUBSIDY?
=, NEW YORK, Feb. 26.-The Sunset has met
tne cut In rates by the Pacific Mail and has not
nIeo tneir last gun. There Is much discussion
whether the Pacific Mail loses their 5000
per month subsidy by this move or not Some
say no because they did not cut until ordered
70 DO 50 by Commissioner Cannon; others say
tnat Mr.. Cannon had no authority to order
tnem 70 cut because the Transcontinental pool
was broken.
The statement that the Pennsylvania road
would no longer haul the Baltimore aud Ohio
trains IS apparently "buncome," because the
pennsylvania road Is benefited by the Balti-
more ana Ohio business more than appears on
inc surface. The Pennsylvania road under the
pool arrangement charges $50 from New York
70 chicago. By running the Baltimore and
Onio trains over their line they are able to sell
a tcket TO Baltimore for $3.50, thence to Chi
cago Tor $13, making rate OF $3.50 from New
York. AS they do not have to account for the
$3.50 TO the pool the profit is recognized.
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S. S. s..
sCROFULA OF LUNGS.


am now 40 years old, and have suffered for the
last 15 years with lung trouble have spent thou
sands OF dollars to arrest the of diseases
temporary relief was all that obtained. was unfit
for any manual labor for several years friend
strongly recommended the of Swift's Specific Is
S. Claiming that he himself had greatly bene-
nted by Its use In some lung troubles. resolved to
tryi The results remarkable My cough has left
me, my strength has returned, and weigh 60 pounds
more than ever did in my life It has been three
years since stopped the use Of the medicine, but
have hadno return of the disease there pains
or weakness felt in my lungs do the hardest kind of
mechanical work. and feel as well felt since
was boy. These, know, are wonderful statements
to make. but am honest when soy that owe my
existence and health to-day to 8. s. s. would be
recreant to the duty owe to humanity If failed to
bear this cheerful testimony to the merits Of this
wonderful medicine. T. ]. HOLT
Montgomery, Ala, June Is, 1885.
Swift's Specific is entirely vegetable Treatise on
Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Drawer g. Atlanta Ga,
or 157 w. 23d street. n. Y. 16
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-26
The Storm i'm New York,

THE STORM IN NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, Feb. 26.-The storm ragged with
undated vigOr on the North and East rivers
to-day. Many trees were blown down by the
high wind. Canal boat No. Z, OF the Lehigh &
at her berth in the North river to-day and sunk
with 200 tons Of coal on board.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-26
M 4 X RIEls.

COGSWELL-JoHNsoN. On Thursday. February
1lth, 1856, by the Rev. = III. Greene pastor Calyary
Baptist church. JOSEPH r. COCisw ELL. of Loudoun
county, Va, aud MAY ALICE, daugh ter II Taos ii
johnson. of Washington, ID. G.
HUTToN-ROWE ANDREW f. HUTTON Of
Pennsylvania, to FANNIE r. ROWE. of W ashington
al the residence of her parents second 81 Get a6ovc
L northeast on February % 1856.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-26

SECRETARY LAMAR DENIES THAT THE PRxsl.
DENT DEMANDED m.
A statement Is published In to-day's New
York Herald that Major Thomas Reddington,
the bookkeeper in the railroad division OF the
Interior department, who was recently dis.
missed by Secretary Lamar, lost his place in
consequences Of q visit OF Charles Francis
ADAMS, the president of the Union Pacific rail-
road, TO the White House and the subseq uent
demand by the President that Major Redding-
ton oe dismissed. The reasons given In the
publication were that Major Reddington had
nAoe report upon the Indebtedness of the
Faclnc railroads 10 the government Secretary
lamar toid u STAR reporter this morning that
MAYOR heQdington was not dismissed in conse-
quence Of any demand from the White House
or rom MI. Adams, whom the Secretary did
not see on bis recent visit to Washington. The
secretary says that the services OF Major
heddington were dispensed with not from any
suggestions or tnttmations coming from sources
outside OF the department., but was an incl
cent In the administration OF the department..
AS Tar as Major Reddingtons reports were con-
Serned, which the publication stated delighted
Secretary Lamar, the Secretary said that
he had never read the reports
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-26
Contest Over the Education Bill.
VIGOROUS OPPOSITION DEVELOPING ON THE
HOUSE SIDE.

The House education committee had fight
over the educational bill this morning. The bill
was opposed vigorously by Representatives
Miller, Burnes and Strait, and defended by Mr..
Willis. Only nine members were present when
the first vote was taken. This vote stood 5 to
4 to report the bill to the House. After the vote
was taken two members entered the room, and
q motion was made to reconsider the vote. This
was carried to Sand 1t was decided to con-
slider the subject again at their next meeting.
oppose the measure, but some of its opponents
are willing that it should go back to the House
for the question to be settled there. The oppo-
sition that has developed is q surprise to the
friends of the bill, and it is thought now that
many southern members, whom it was sup
posed would favor 1t, will vote the other way.
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NEW YORK, Feb. 26.-It was stated to-day
that all the cigar employers of Brown and
Earle, Levy Brothers and Mccoy & Co. had
gone to work under the price list now being
paid by Herbs and Spies and the other manu-
facturers. The whole trouble will likely be
satisfactorily settled by Monday next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-26

Deeds In fee have been nled as follows
John Sweeny 70 E Hurts johnson, SUBJ lot 2
So: 6s5; 5000. John sherman, trustee, to
Heights; %, 711.25, Catherine Harrington ct
al. to U. s., pit Harlem; $336.5O. C. q.
Schneider TO same, subterranean strip; S77.45.
G e. G. Gould to 7. Lanston, sub: j, 50. 3l2;
gs ga 8, e; 81 SIC 900 james Hyde Maeias .
Higgins TO 9: R. Goldsborough, sub. 50, 50.
155; 3, SCAT; Joseph Atkins TO John Keefe.
pit. ], SO. $50; e2,O25. f Carusi and w. J.
Miller trustees g g; Il, Parker, sue. lot and
e E; kuTis Johnson. sub. lot 50; es5; $500.
lots II to Is, 80 to 33, 50. 1923; $l71. @. q.
Collegiate to Washington 9aslisht Co. same
jackson, lot 4, 50. 14s; $4,000. George Parker
ct al; to Sarah E. Teagle, SUB: lot IA, 50. 3S5;
acres on road from Rock Creek church 70
Bladensburg; 81 500. Thomas Kirby to w. H.
Parker. sub, lot "a, 50. 5d3; $500. Margarei
Rady TO n. J. Rady, pit %, 50. 725; g. A. A
Birney to II. NJ. Baker, lot 8, SO. 1873; $4,000.
w. Henry to John Tapiett, lot 4, 50. 1852; $50.
=. A. Maeruder 10 7. +. Sergeant, lot Is, 50.
$40; $500. I. A. Lambert to John I. Knott,
lots and 8, Clark Mills place; $780,
and lot IL. do, $3.50.
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years
"Our father is gone but not forgotten:
And we his loss most sadly mourn"
MAY MS SOUL through the mercy God In peace
Funeral from ST Augustines church Saturday, mt y
O'Clock a IN.
GREEN. REV. THOMAS r GREEN departea
tnls me February 20, 1886, O'Clock m. his late
residence corner Sth street and Olive avenue ia Ihe
sky sixth year Of his age, a lingering lines.
which he bore with Christian IortitUde
FUNERAL Will take place from Mount Plsgah church,
Monday, March 4. Remains viii rest In the church
from 10 TO ~ O'clock for review ON day of funeral
Friends and relatives are invited attend
JOHNSON. On Thursday, February % 1856 nj
S;3o P. m, WILLIE, only son OF kmna A.. and VII
liam b. Johnson. aged nine years and three months
Funeral VIII take place from his fathers residence
Dos street southwest saturday al $50 u. m .
LIVERPOOL On Thursday morning February
10Th. 1885. at 10 am, PA1sEl LIVERPOOL. an
old resident of East Washington, aged eighty-ihres
years
light from out our household is gone
The voice We loved Is stiiled;
place Is vacant in midst
That neer can be filled
lam done with care and sorrow.
Soon in fadeless fields I'll roam;
Cease your weeping dearest children.
am only going home.
Funeral from MI. Cameron Baptist church Sunday.
at two O'Clock.
McpERMoTT. On Thursday. February IS, 1856.
at 3; ID p. m, of heart disease. AMELIA F. believed
daughter of Edward and SUSANNA NcI)er uio n seed
eight years eleven months and nineteen days
Funeral VIII take place SUNDAY, February lsth nj
O'CLOCK rom The residence OF her parents No 2:IIl
&c attend D
TENNYsoN. On February 18th 1856 Mrs. RE-
BEtSA TENNfsON, al her late residence No. 1916
9TH street northwest
Funeral will take place from Fourth Paptist church
street, between 18th ana 18th streets AT
pm lnterment at Brightwood cemetery
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District In Congress.

Mr.. Wadsworth, from the District committee,
reported his mechanics' lien bill to the House
ton.
THE DISTRICT APPROPRIATION BILL
VIII De taken up by the House appropriations
committee at special meeting called for ten
O'Clock Monday morning. They expect 70 com.
plete the confederation Of the bill ct this meet
Ing.
MR. CREECYs CLAIM.
Mr.. Harris, at the request of an attorney OF
washington, presen ted in the Senate petition
from Charles E. Creecy claiming right of owner
ger patent for laying concrete pavements, and
setting forth that the government infringed the
patent ana used the pavement. for which he
ton recites that the Court OF Claims has decided
aa .ssS E ed bin 70 pay the dam
by request, he disclaiming any knowledge OF
the case. Referred to committee on claims.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-26

CHICAGO, Feb. 26.-The visit Of the commit
tee OF fifteen to Mr.. Mccormick yesterday after
noon was not productive of results; but two of
the committee were employees OF the factory,
all the rest being outsiders. They claimed,
however, to represent nine-tenths OF the men.
The committee made another demand for the
discharge of the non-union moulders. That
ended the conference, Mr.. Mccormick again de-
claring that he would listen to no such propo-
SitiOn.
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PROPOSALS.
= s NAVY-PAY OFFICE.

Il CHAMPAtiNES AND COKDIAIS.
French Clarets, 81 80. "a ana $3.50 dozen CALI
fornia Wines ported directly. Napa Zntardeii SEC
per gallon. Wires received directly without passing
thrOuzh the trade which is great guarantee OF their
purity Wins &c touteS sortes en- cssses.
iIS.zMs VICTOR kOUx q CO.. lS41 Pa ave
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The Courts.

COURT In 6ENERAL TERM.
Yesterday. Waggaman, trustee, agt. McBlair;
opinion by chief justice affirming decree OF
special term. Stickney agt Stickney; leave TO
council TO perfect appeal. In re. Joseph NJ.
BlackInan; patent appeal submitted.
EQUITY CoURT-Jud0e Coz.
To-day, Newcombe agt. B. & NJ. Tel. Co.; relief
to petitioners, Du Peron and Pratt, granted.
Smith agt. Smith; reference to auditor to state
account. Carl agt. Click; appearance Of de-
fendant, j. c. Joachim, ordered. Smith agt.
Rupert; hearing resumed.
CIRCUIT CoCRT-Judge Hdoner
To-day, District agt Kirk ct al; judgment for
$31.41. Northern Liberty Market Co. ag {.
kinny; judgments without costs.
PROBATE CoURT-Judge Or.
To-day, will OF David Hunter, proved, ad-
Hunter; bond $4,000. Estate Henry L. Oliver,
order appointing Daniel Breed guardian; bond
81, 300. Estate of Charles NJ. Oakley, order
appointing Francis Burkhardt do; bond $3.50.
Estate of john Hancock, petition of j. j. John
son for letters of administration; filed. Estate
OF Luther Martin, order excluding certain arti-
Giles from inventory. Estate of John c. DENLY,
order granting letters of administration to
Wythe DENLY; bond 81 200 In re Sarah e.
and Susan E Marshall, order continuing rule.
CRIMINAL CoURT-Judge Macarthur
Yesterday, robert Buchanan, unlicensed bar.
bail accepted in $500. w. III. Robinson, assault
with intent to kill; not guilty.
POLICE COURT-yud0e She'll
To-day, Sinkey Jefferson, colored, and Mary
Nicolls, disorderiy conduct; $5 or Is days
each. John CrOnin, profanity; SIS or days.
Thomas Patton, colored. Sunday bar; $50.