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society Notes.


The Chinese minister and suite win arrive in
New York city from Peru on Saturday and Mr. Ho
Shen Chee, translator Of the legation here will be
there to meet them and TO accompany them to this
city.
Mrs Jno. D. Miles and daughter. Mrs q. q. Kline.
street southwest left the city yesterday for their
home in vlcksburg, Misa, accompanied BY Hon. T.
G. Catchings.
MI. and MIRA Jesse Tyson, Of Baltimore, gave a
country place, for which q large number OF WASH
ington ladies and gentlemen received Invitations
Mr.. W. A shepard, OF Troy, N. Y, and Saratoga,
has taken the Payson house, on Mcpherson Square,
for the winter.
Miss Julie Edie, who spent the summer with
Ars Senator Palmer In Detroit Ia back in the CITY,
MIA Palmer accompanied her as far 40 New York
WnerS % MsS ramer me- now Is ana where the
Mrs Colman, OF California, arrived In the city
yesterday, and has taken possession of the Tif-
fany house for her daughter, Mrs. Henry May.
Col and MIS- Hains, who have been at West
city.
Miss Lille E Sullivan, daughter Of Mra d. Sui
lvan, OF West Washington, and Mr.. Geo. w. Ray
Will be married this afternoon, at 80 O'Clock, at
Holy Trinity church, They will leave Immediately
after The service for Knoxville, Tenn, where the
bride has a sister, Mrs. We r. Gibbs whose guest
Mr.. and Mrs Ray will be. After the visit they
will return TO reside In West Washington.
Mrs James Henry Gulick and Mr.. and Mrs. Wir-
ton Matthews have taken Commander Nelson's
house, l419 Q street.
Mrs. N. A. Rowe, of North Capitol street, has
left on an extended tour in the North Her husband
expects TO join her In syracuse early In November
Miss Lena Allen and her sisters, Kate and Bessie
have returned to the city from the North where
they have been visiting relatives for the past three
weeks
Miss Howe and Miss Katie L. Howe are Waiting
| the Misses Harry, 1t Frederick, Md. They viii
also make brief visit In Baltimore before return
| ing home.
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Meragaxes IN Illinois.
THE TOTAL ON LANDS. LOTs, AND CHaTTELs FoOT {


FUUk HUNDRED MILLIONS.
SPRISGFIKLD, Ill, OOL lO.-tor aOouI year the
state BOARD vi lLUOr staIlstlcs been collecting
Information on the subject OF MORTGAGES IN llll-
Bois ahd wIi shortly Complete It's JaOulatOns Tor
every county In tne site. lnls Is claimed 10 be
the rsl thorough co.iccIlOn OF Statistics made IN
Ine country on tne subject aud Will SHOW the
status VI tne mortgage recOrus ioT Three pcTlods-
1877, 1850, and los5 The tOli on Lands, lO,s, and
cnalIels 10 nov aoOu s4U2 OOOOO0. OI TINS amount
sl42,O00,000 Is la laiLa mortgages IL has bsen
lOuud Impossible 10 Ascertain accurately NnaJ
JIoportloa ol Jnese lnsII ulcnts II owned " nOn-
Residents, UuL 81 FAR Ine rvcOrds SHOW the n0n-
resldenl holdings are less tnaD s3s, ,OUo,VOo.
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THE CHICAGO srmsk..
Fears shas There {. More Trouble An
SgOre aOF the lsOlics.

SsCSe sOr sot fottct.
CHICAGO, Oct Hottie striking North SIDE car
men aAd secret meeting last night Tue CON-
millee when conferred with President Yerke, re-
porued. anu It's acIlon was approved IL was re-
solved W invite no further Conference Win Mr.
ierAe. Alter The secret session there was a pub
Ine chicago seamens Benevolent Union adopted
resolutions expressing ~ mpaIhy villa lae strikers
and Offering AID
CLAM THEY wkRE sIsuKD.
Some OF the inen MO froin PHILADELPHIA
and nave since sope over 10 Tue slrlkcTa. calm
that the situation Was Inlsreprcsented ~ Juela:
IIlal they understood They were ~ b. -mpioyed on
a new cao.e line and not That Iney were 70 IaAe
strlAers' places 1hcy profess 10 have teft good
places In Philadelphia, and Xpress themselves as
very angry at The treatment shey have received
KNIGHTS INDoksE THE srEIKK
The knignls oI Laoor council ln which are
Represented ali tne hnish1. VI Labor an COOK
County. at meeting last evening, adopted resOIu-
llons ladoIsing Jnc action oI Jue s1IlAlng slrueI
car men, and prOinsins lneIn moral and nnaBclal
support. Tue oincers were INSTRUCTED 10 lnIOrln
lhe general executive board al Pnlladelh VI IlIe
trVuoie In The assembly composed vi LLe Norm
siae men, aud The eAecutiSe board OF the council
Was aul.oiizeo 70 Investigate the IacJA
the SITUATION This MORNING.
The striAe In Tue North and Mest divisions
shows no signs of SPECIFY seIL.tmenL During the
nignl some TIE Tracks 40 the sympatheIic DIS
sorts OF household refuse and suCn other movable
things caine ~ hand IL presented the Ap-
SouScitcu dCNioit. auu bOl cOnLLcl
10 single point, out ,AIended Tor cunslderauie
distance. SlA CARS were run Jul IA this division
Tue usual accolnpaL aLlineut ol lecra but no open
acts vi violence nave been repor1ed Lnus Lar 1ne
impression prevails, however, That
THE PoLIck WILL Rave MICH MORE TRoUBLH
In .ls order frOn TINS unll Iue end
oI lne slrlAe tnan They nave Jnus Tar had No at
tempt has been maze as yet To run cas- IA the
West division, and APPEARANCES Indicate that they
Will mol maze any general effort IOr Tue q suniI,
tion OF traffic tIil matters QuleJed dow soe-
what Tue barns ala remained locked aud lne
stabiemen, except eDVugn VI lnetn 10 Iur the
horses, have beea discharged he slikers IA Lnls
division who nave been through Two or three
successful striAes exhibit an uglleT disposition
Ihsn those OF the North Side. TIey declare that
wall not De pernlIea W run, ana tuaI n the
attempt u made Lney viii De lumbiea into tDe
dilcn-
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LONDON, Oct l0.-The race Ine Middle Park
plate was run at toe Newmarket second october
meeting to-day. The Duke OF P0rAands bay colt
Donovan won.
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Lf6roRy Dooage4 ~ ktfe.
ATLANTA, GA, Oct 10l-Ihe Young Mems L.
brary budding was BABY damaged ~ nre last
night Loss, probably q. 900; insured.
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Eok A ERs1-CLAss HEAIIN6 STOVE RANGE
u or LsnobA at Low Pr1cea csu on
aI.ssss usS-. asvSEsi vSEsH3ksIL 3ssIILIIs,,l s,a % 3ast
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Turkev In Nos AlarsmeA.

VIENNA, Oct lQ-Sadullah Pasha, the Turkish
ambassador here, mas lniormed the porte that be
does not lear the political results OF lhe meeting
ever may occur In Bulgaria European turkey VIII
be disturbed.
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TWENTY klSHENMEN PERISH
The Steamer Queem CoIIides Win and
SINKS she krench SchvOWer Made.
lAsne.
Nav YORK, Oct l0.-The National Line steamer
Queen, which arrived to-day from England, COL
Lded with the nsniug schooner Madeiaine on the
9Th instant and twenty persons perisned.
The collision occurred at gals am. Friday last
durlng log, on Lue banks OF New Fouudland
The Queen struck Tue AaueIaIne amlusniya cut
Ting uer in two and sinking her immediaIely. Ihe
captain, nrsl anu second mates, and steward Vi
the nshIns schooner were rescued after they had
been Ia Inc wafer nearly an hour, but the resi- Oh
The crew, numbering twenty, were iost In the
collision the Queen lost her oowsprit and foremasl
The M.oeiaine Was French nshing schooner.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

RECEIVED TO-DAY 264 DOZEN JAS.
Cprrant Danson. strawberry Rasp cry Apricot and
JOHN White r. sci sr
New York ave. and 1872 Connecticut ave ocIO-3t
K~ JACKSON DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION
1,hI7I ksDAI EvENINe October II :. S:so oslocE
sakSo Business and full r,sps.Ioe
r - DRUNKARDS' MEMORIAL SERVICE
the Ss
NGHT anSsr s Go Sons snlreh TO
Music under auspices Of the People q Vermont Ave
e NEW JERSEY REPUBLICAN AssOCIA.
Mass Ave ana w meet q Ft6 thS .sSs aSSis co..
eP.M Al New Jersey republican. invited ocl0-2t
BraHeh Of tue Womsns Foreign zig MI Ais. society
HIM tHSssbS9 i1fs Gs6 g FEibAs III 10 ':S .sd
FINE PORTRAIT OF DIR. b CLAY
on .se :. " shs on IL
IN COMPLIANCE WITH SECTION OF
Il bAsaE TeK o shs
6OOss Of subscription to The Capital stocf Of said
s be s ,Se psss Rasss
during to s.a Senrs or sna O
capital stock shall be sooner subscribed.
ANTHONY HYDE
WILLIAM A. GORDON,
ROBLRT B TeNNEY
II. H. DODGE.
EDMAkD L. DENT,
JOHN A. BAK X
JOHN MARbUkY.
II. M. SM kNl,
oc1O-1w M. J. ADLER
HS CENTRAL UNION MISSION.
~ The Christian public IL respectfully invited
u att nd the Fourth Anniversary Meeting Of this Mis-
sion at the Congregations church. 10Th
sts nw next SABBATH EvENiN 7:3O (Oct l4l
The ex rcises will consist OF brief addresses by prom
inent pastors. characerstic mission singing state
ment OF the work OF The year. and testimonies by the
converts annual business meeting at the Mission
Looms MONDAY. Oct 10, 1850 pm. oc1O-3t
UNION COOPERATIVE BUILDING
ASSOCIATION.
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PERsoNAL-Count Arco. the German minister
Senator Chandler, Senator-elect Barbour and Rep
resentatives French, Grain and Belden, were In
New York last night.-Henry Ii. Kingston and
saml. Dickson OF Philadelphia, and Geo. H. Bates
OF Delaware, are at WOrmley's-H. j. Sinclair OF
Washington, was in Chicago on Monday.-Eu-
gene j. Chauve OF New YORK and Jas. j. StorrOw or
Boston, are at Wecker'a-Saml. Houston OF
Texas j. q. Hunter OF Cleveland, j. c. Sa.mOn OF
Kansas City, L. W. Weymann or Philadelphia, 7.
J. Draper OF Dodge City, Kan, and F. p Nichols
c. J. Field and Louis c. Beattie OF New York, are
at Willards-Mr George Heazelton OF the Chron-
tcte stan In this city, has gone on visit to his
home in San FranciscO.-Edwtn NJ. Hills, A. X
Hart, II. A. Barnum ami Edw. E. Quimby OF New
York, Arthur F. Hawes OF MOntclair OF N. j., s. B.
Macfariane and kobt. Craven OF Philadelphia, and
L s. Hodges OF Boston, are at the Arlington.-
Hon. Levi c. Bird OF Delaware, G. E Howard of
Lynn, Mass, P. Sanford Ross Of Newark, n. J.. J.
b. Barton OF Chicago, J. R Thomas and c. w. Ken
yon OF New York, Chas. W. Lee OF PhiladeipnIa,
are at the Eobitt.-Sydney T. Mudd OF Maryland,
and ]. Paul Jones or Virginia, are at the ST.
James-Mme: Payn, who has been in Saratoga
and Lenox for the past three months has returned.
-COl James Riddle, Of the Army, has taken the
house, No. 2016 o street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-10

During the twenty-four hours ending at O'Clock
this Afternoon deaths were reported 70 the health
once a. follows: Rnae N. Clarke. white, 90 yeas:
Annie Gates. white, e yeaIsi Catherine Norton,
white, - years: Florence b. Block, white, 8
months; Hannah Blackwell, white, 20 years, ana
Edith A. Waters. coloFed IS yearA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-10

Pauline Lucca declares that af the end OF her
coming American tour she viii retire and devote
the remainder o. her M 70 the establisAmens Of
oehool q opera
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missioner schooCmaker rendering The oyiaica, has
refused 20 sustain the change eroaShl by a man
named Gnfse against The kurslagtoa and nis-ouu
River Railroad ca. n NcorAskA. of Issuing passe<
It vas found that TIE pss~es In aees,soa ssa beca
isuee 70 - employN but had never besn usea,
lhs ch.rss u ssjs.s a..SsssiSsssss Sss ss. sas.
taincQ
cs@nl.sAeesr nrsss has vssAsssa a eplaies
eunpl lnl oot oscsolng lhss u woa11 - pe.e
opoe - tuka11ve geasooaoo1oeD a rotro - u.4
stat1ono ano - . is0s ektest - esueo2 9I,oe
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Death % major Meachao.
SALT LAKE CITY, UrAH Oct l0.-MaJ. Meacham,
post surgeon at Fort Douglass. died yesterday
afternoon.
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Eailare Of ChlcAEe l,qaer Dealcr..

CHICAGO, Oct l0.-1 he oldest wholesale nQL0g
nrm In The Guy. MeaaIey Cleary, MAZE Q
voluntary assignment 10 jonathan Abel yester-
d.,y, ,or The DcuenI OF credtora The liabilities
$50 00U, and the sssests consist OF STOCK goods
vaiueu $4,000 snd book accounts aInOunI-
ins 10 S65, QUO, which Is good. The cause
VI the > $40 tn DC depression In business
ana slow collections
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For raks.g Part sa = Lyachiag.
PROMINENT CITIZENS % CHARLESTON, ILL. IScLu
ING A FOkhEk nAYOR, Akk INDIcTED.


ING A FokhER MAYOR. AKA INDICTED.
CHICAGO, Oct l0.-A dlspatch IRON Charleston,
Ill, says: 1ne indictment Uy the grand JURY %
niue ciIizens OF MaJlvon Ior the lynCnlns oI MIn.
Moore On June 25, IL the SENSATION here. Those
uhder indictment j. Is. Bcnenel, eA-InayOT, al.
N. O'Thooe, l. ID. Weaver, Jonn ~ ia. Mua. hin-
caid, X brewer, ;. n kLApatrlck, AdOpa MaAer,
anu kll Aers. Ine SOCIAL standing II Lne lend
ans and the unusual procedure have he'd 70 con-
lecl ures as 10 the result Moore arrested TOr
alleged assault upon Mary Baumgartner, wno. it Is
Claimed, Was OF immoral cnafactcr. Al lV O'Clock
nignt one VI lhe saeTins deputies received a
Jcles am lron MaIJoOn slaUng laaL a moo Was
being organized there for the purpose OF lynchlng
Moore. When Lne moi, 10 the number OF l50 armed
aud masked men arrived the jail, they fOund
the iron doors Iastened but alter much dll1cuIIy
succeeued an Or. aking the oarriers They soon lad
the prisoner ouI and hanged him 10 water tank
nail q mile rom the JalL
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NAVAL ORDRRs.-Paymaster George II. Grif1ng.
ordered to the receiving ship Independence, 31st
instant, relieving Paymaster W. w. Barry, de-
tached and ordered to settle accounts and wait
orders Ensign George p Blow, detached from
the Norfolk navy-yard and ordered to special duty
at New York. Passed Assistant Engineer H. Bal
ley ordered to duty at the Naval Academy. Ensign
Spencer S. Wood, detached from the Coast survey
steamer Patterson and ordered TO special tempo
rary duty in the Bureau OF Navigation. Satlmaker
Joseph Wilson ordered to the receiving ship Inde-
pendenco
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: oaE g HoDoEA NATIONAL BOOB PINDRRY
S,S - Qcar oaG Han. 1ooks eeqpA N lsathsi
~. :s:ssS7ssA'sss ss''''z xss ssiiss sis "a SssS:
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Pubusc BuslAsugs and Grounds.

coI. Wilson'S kLPoKT OF WORK DONE IN sKPrEn-
BER-rnE ALLEGED EScKoAcHnKsT ON kKsEKvA-
rIoN mo- sIxTy-rBKKE-
Col Jno. N. wilson's report OF operations upon
public buildings and grounds OF the District dur
ing the month OF september, has been suOmtIe Sd
TO the chief OF Engiueers The laying Of the SEQ
lion OF curbiRg around the portion OF the White
Lot south OF the State Department was COM
menced The heavy storms during the month
washed materials from the mound around the
washington Monument into the main roads aud
cutters, wnica have been properly cieaped 1he
propag auon OF different varieties OF bidding
plant TOT @ ~ I'm, ou tne
parks Tor faii Oedding and 1sl otner plants were
set out under glass ior winter oioomL Inc SUBJ
TROPICAL plants were removed from lne parks 90
the green-houses In the Smithsonian GROUNDS
the Improvement Of the area between the Two mu-
scum buildings was continued ooe iarge, hand
storm curing the month It was deemed best net
70 renew work around The new fons1oa building
until early In October.
kks COLES norsG
The owner OF the house al lhs corner OF Massa-
chusetts avenue, n street and raosn.s Circle. the
report states has encroAchod about feet upon
the limits of reservation Ma. o. under a permit
from the building inspector ~ the District OF Co
lumbia As the Com iaissi0ncrs, aa1cr d@se OF June
pu,dings ana grounds, waived all Jurisdic<ion
other lhan police regulations over resefvatsobs of
this character, their attention Mes inyted 70 the
matter september q. ana they were requested ~
noiry the Duiidins iaspcctor oi tner oeclsAon-
At ras wHuE HOusk,
the plue parlor green pAriof. large portion OF the
east r,om and Two rooms on the second d oor have
been repainted The pillars and lamp posts In fonI
OF the manson have been painted. All the oaaA-
,lellors In Iue east RON ana main corridor have
been cleaned and put an order.
The Pensson Once wac connected with the tcles
graph syslem bet~ssa ths c@ps,oi and the ".
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PAGES AND OF To-DAY's STAR CONTAIN: The
Public School Teachers Salaries; Tennis Tourna-
ments: Yellow Fever Horrors; Drilling the Police;
Buried Forest; Bloodhounds to Hunt the White
chapel Murderers; telegrapnic dispatches &C.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., S254, 1873; customs, 81. 500. .1s3.
MoNEY-ORDER POsT-OY FICEs-The Post-Ofhce
Department has established 491 new money -order
pOst-Offices, and $50 other offices have been au-
thorized TO issue postal notes. The whole number
or money -Order offices established TO date Is g. 733
ACCIDENT TO THE NEW CRUIsER BALTIMORE
Secretary Whitney has been informed by Mr..
Chas. Cramp that the newly Launched cruiser Bal
timore was run into yesterday morning by q canal
boat carrying 200 tons OF coal The cruisers rud-
der was slightly injured, but beyond this nothing
can De ascertained until the vessel Is dOcked for
the completion OF her snafttng
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Army ORDRRs.-Capt. Geo. n. Randall, Twenty
third Int, appointed to act inspector on certain
property at Detroit. First Lieut.. A. B. Dyer Fourth
Artillery, ordered to conduct o detachment
OF recruits from New York TO the West.
granted three months leave. First Leuls. Efwin
ST. J. Greble, Bat. d, and Geo. +. Barney, Bat b,
second Art. transferred.
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Capitol Topics.
JUDGE rHuRNAN's LEvER.

Judge Thurman held Quile q levee yesterday
afternoon tn the ONCE OF Secretary NcCook or the
Senate After the delivery OF his argument In the
supreme Court he strolled over to the senate
wing, hut did not enter the chamber, though Is an
ex-senator he was entitled to the privilege He
went into Secretary McCook's ONCE, and his pres
ence there was whispered around the Senate
There was an immediate rush OF 6enatorA repub.I-
cans as well as democrats TO grasp the ex-Sen-
ator's hand. Employees OF the Senate many of
whom were there during Judge Thurman's sery-
ice We'd with Senators In man1festinx good win
for the "Old Roman" he received them an
kindly, calling the old employees BY name a be
met them.
resolution was adopted in the Senate Yesterday
directing the committee on Agriculture TO MAKE
an inquiry concerning the purchase and distribu-
uOn OF seeds
The resolution heretofore offered In the senate
by Mr.. stewart directing the committee on mines
and mining 70 inquire and report as 70 the number
Of aliens, foreign companies, and corporations,
owning and working mines In the Territories was
adopted in the senate yesterday.
Representative Dougherty, or Florida, raised the
point OF no quorum against the conference report
on the deficiency 0lu yesterday Afternoon, and
being unable 70 proceed further, the House ad-
tourned.
for New York. Il - uncertain when he wiz ne
turn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-10

SETTLING CoNribrED ELECTION ExpENsEs-Act-
ing Secretary Thompson has issued a warrant
in the settlement Of expenses in the fol-
lowing contested election cases: ]. B. Morgan,
SOL; G.. II. Thobe, 5000; j. B. White, 81, 600;
Simmons % : sT7s: " Van Deyer G uS sa oo0 tSo n Wor.
thington, 81 600; A. c. Davidson, 81 900; j. " NC
Duffe. 5000; J. D.. Lynch, 5000; P. s. Post.
sl,2OZ19. and VIM. Elliott, 5000; in ali,
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PORTABLE GRArEs
ANDIRoNs.
TENDERS
FIRE SETS
The largest Stock ever shown,
Al Prices Less than ever Known
HAYWARD q HUTCHINSON
The Open Fireplace and its artistic treatment special
.;aly with us
424 9th street
Bg'eEsr's Hard Wal. unequaled Floor Polish.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

- REPORT OF THE CONDITION
THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK,
Of Washington city,
At Washineton in the Dstrctof Columbia the close
of business october 4, 1858.
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District Of Columbia County Of Washington. 90:
Il, THOS. C. PEARSALI. cashier OF the above-named
bank do soemnly that the above statement Is
true to the best OF my knowledge and belief.
THOS. C. PEARsALL. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to be- me this 9th day OF
October, 1883 WILLIAM SELBY,
Notary Public.
Correct-Attest;
JNO. A J. CRESwELLl
Z. KUnTZ JOHNSON, 4
j. f. SAUM, Direct0rA
n. H. SHEA,
1t THOS. SONERVILLE.
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RRLKvED FROM Fort MYRR-First Lieut.. Abrtel
L Smith, Fourth Cav, having been nominated for
appointment as regimental Quartermaster, has
been relieved from duty at Fort Myer, Va, and
ordered 70 his reRtment
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:
for the District Of Columbia at No. $50 st. NV.
(second nooE)
Mai Chas. s Jones will be in attendance from a m.
buttons made to him.
Remittances by mail should be addressed to JAS l.
NORRIS, Advisory Committee and Treasurer, Lock
Drawer 322. Washington, D. C.. and will receive
prompt acknowledgment se31-lm
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
AND psirE X the sSiR f ths
costa TUESDAY. October 10, 1883. at 2:3O D m.
e % q
company avsilins itself Of its frsnshi.ss
{. s H., a;i';:$! Ss::.
~ FALL GAS FIxTUREs
SIS Isy saEpD s,E Z BRO.
Our stock s now replete with beautiful Gas Fixtures
Of new and elegant design. at that defy
Our sssortmens emb5.css the latest and most artistic
Lights a sI.s.ets Gas Globes and shades Of every var
n O.,
DRUG sTOkE, COR 9TH AND PA.
pharmacist.
se20-lm sOHELLER STEVENS
E E0U1rAhIE
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION
EQUITABLE BUILDING" 1908 ST
AssETs-asyS.9I7.43
Once hours. from a m. to 4 80 pm. On the nrst
Wednesday In each month the once will be open from
to O'Clock pm Advances Will be made promptly
at O'Clock.
subscriptions for shsres in the 18th issue received
daily At the once Of the Associstion Equitable Build
ins. 1908 st.
shares are o.. SO per month
$1,000 advanced on each shans
Pamphlets explaining the object and Advantages O,
the ASSOCIATION are furnished upon application.
THOMAS sOMERvILL1E. Prest.
JSo. JOY EDISON. Sec'y. je4
eRoeANs INsTALMENT HOUSE,
$50 AND 541 71H ST. NV.
pets OIL Cloths. Matthgs. Baby Caryiages Refrrera-
tors Stoves, &c Everything In the housefurpshina
line sold on credit - cheap they be bought elsa
WI MAKE AND LAY ALL CARPETS FREE OI
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-08
nan,a rrnns,, Railroad.

The contract for the trestle, piline
and all bridge work for this road was
awarded Thursday to the firm OF T.
W. Ferguson & John Marsh, who have
already ordered all the lumber and
timbers required. These will be de-
livered hero in thirty days, and in
forty days afterwards the road will be
ready for the cars, az the tracklsyers
will follow the bridge builders at close
range. The specifications call for
the best material and most I'm
ished workmanship and the
road will be one OF the best and
staunchest in the country. 1t will
probably be in ope' alton by the LIST or
The middle of April. This road will
connect Monrovia with Los Angeles
with half-hoully trains, and will run
through all the settlements between
here and Monrovia, atfo' ding the peo-
pie Of those places most rapid trans
portation. Indeed it will make Mon
royia 4 suburb of Los Angeles, so that
people doing business here and living
in Monrovia. will be nearer their
homes than the San Franciscan who
lives in Oakland.