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Ch,ll;tn's day ut Shiloh Baptist
cl.lrcl, last Sunday WAS grand success
The SUN of 81 is WAS ra!s'd FOX oy;n
day school and Bihe Board purposes.
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NoT1cE-I offer at private contract
fol sale, or rent for the year 1889, the
hotel at Pungoteague.
Jos. S. Waterficld,
Savayeyille.
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Wanted every housekeeper to get a
barrel of our flour. If your merchant
has not got il, Insist on his getting some.
James Myer & Co.
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WANTED--Ag good housekeerer, must
be Il flst-cla5s cook. Best wages to the
right party. Apply to Dr.. John r.
Bowdoin, Manpsvile. Va.
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Air. JOHN J. blackstone, treasurer Of
The county authorizes rsto say, ti!iiI lie
VII, ,.. ;.t his ciiice on August court cay
70 receive taxes due this year.
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Wien vou visit Baltimore stop at The
Maiim House, where viii re found
fi,.t-class accommodations and cSceo''-
iucly low rates.
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SATURDAY, AUGUST II, 1883

T y cross-mwx on your paper, ne! ore
ga your name. made with pen and INK.
"a, Indicates ,nat your subscription has
ssss3ce expired. or is due, ant you are re-
So specially solicited to remit OF re-
& neW.
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Pey. II, NJ. Wharton OF Baltimore
will preach tomorrow Sunday, st Zion.
II Il. m. .ai.dal Lce,nolt $50 y. ".
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For SALE-At Dix farm, com at
"a 90 per barrel. cash. Parties wishing
To Uny should inform me in person or by
postal. Frc,l Kelly, Onancock, Va.
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NGTIcE-I have Scotch Green curlcd
kale seed for sale at 7Octs per ponn1.
w. Ii. Bloxom, Bloxom station.
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For SALE-I offer for sale at private
contract, lie farm Of which .Iohn.C.
Coleburn died seized and possessed sit.
uated about II miles froHl WacIIa
preague and abont same distance from
Melfa station. 1t contains about a
acres of excellent land. in a g)od state
of cultivation, well adapted TO trucks of
all kinds and has OH it. good dwelling
outliouscs &c. A small Cash payment
only will be required. The money fol
same is not Decided and I'LL lie time will
liz given that is wanted, so lnug as in
terest is paid promptly. Ii not sold it
will he for ent after lSt Of September.
Henry b. Stewart, Hillock, Va.
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Valuable real estate is offered Cor sale
by II. y. Stewart. I!adloch through cur
columns today. The terms as W.! seeii
are Of thu most liberal character.
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UrsIlUE Is. QUINB.

In connection with the above notice
ofdissoution | desire TO st;,te that
shall still continue To practice III the
counties OF Accumac and Northampton.
JOHN Nicely.
Innn1 1899
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The two great national conventions
endorsed Royal Patent rs the best flour
used. Try it. Jas. Myer & Co.
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Clerk oldham says business WAS live
IL in The clerks Office last Thiasd'iy.
lie issued marriage licenses ;Gc
brought s divorce suits.
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Z. w. BARNES.
Il. j. MASON.

In retiring from the late firm of
Barnes & Mason, l desire to thank the
public 1, + their kind patronage i'll tile
past. ard intsmucll rs my late associa.
tlon With Mr.. Barnes was always most
agreeable, l desire TO ask my friends
and Che public generally to give tie lew
firm their patronage, knowing it is their
ain TO give satisfaction.
Aug. S, IS, j.. j MASON.
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have this day associated my son,
Thomas b. Quinhy, with me III the
practice Of law, under The llrn @ .:sasaG III
Qlluby & Qninhy.
UpsnUE B. QU1NBY.
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race Will come OF At Eattie Faint
n1>t llsos,.ay. y. M. m;waen tie
hattca,,x 81 <. 3. Mason ami sam !
Holland for I, barred OF cider.
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Rev. john McN&ol, authorizes Tic
announcement THAT regular services
Will be resumed i'll the churches CT his
Charge at Onancocll AMI Punsoteagne,
toalo.row--aad hat ne will prcaci; The
following Sunday ut Drummomttown
AID Jenkins Bridge. The hour ior ser
vice al il,@iatter place viii be ! 2. M.
instead OF So p. m.
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aacAL NEWs 8.

The Aceomac Baptist ASSOCIATIONS
will Re held or Clin.cotg'sne Island VAS
Aesr, commencing AuguS' 18TH.
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RRTcKs-I have for sale $4,000 bricks
III my brick yard. j. I Ackley.
RlnXOm. Va.
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For SALE.-Ire ut reasonable rates.
delivered at my ice house door in
Drulnmondtown LIZ. Mock.
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Any merchant that will settle down
on-our 'Hiawatha' fancy patent and
our "M'llss' patent will hear no more
complaints from th'ir customers and
will lind that their flour trade will in
crease.
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Fox RENT-Fur the year of 1889, a
two-stnry storehouse and fixtures, sit
uared at Read S wharf, NORTHAMPTON
county, va. Postoffice in the store and
daily mail. Clutches and schools con-
vemitnt. Baltimore steamers stop at
the wharf fur times a week. For in
formation apply to Geo. II. Read, Reads
wharf, Va.
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WEssELs FTINMAN-At Parksley.
August Sth. 1888. by Rev. J. S. Whar-
ION, Vim. J. Vessels to Mrs. Elizabeth
". Human.
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For RENT.-Will vacate my main
building an.l rent my fam i'll Hack s
Neck for 1889, or lease it to any gooil
farmer and trucker for term Of years
e horse farm two tenement houses in
cluled. .Jno. w. Corbiu, 2. 0. Box 49
Pungoteague, Va.
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The l,res.,.en. Does Not Approve.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 5-Thc Presi
dent has returned to tie House without
his approval u bill 10 pay to PA. Leath.
clbuIy $Gc1. the amuunt paid by him
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NoTIcE.-The schooner Maggie Dav-
is, will make regular trips during the
sweet potato season, from her wharf at
OnancocK to l;il;iinnre-l oaling every
Monday and sailing every Tuesday, and
the schooner Neptune loading evell
Friday at same place and sailing every
Saturday also for Baltimore. The Mag
gle laws will make her first "Trip. Mon
lay 9th inst. and Neptune, Saturday !,
l1LIl inst. Il. &. Fusqae 81 Co.
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Nudge Smith & Co

We defy any dealer to show a honr
that will equal our "Hiawatha" fancy
patent. We claim this -four 10 be the
very best sold for anyprice.
Nudge, Smith s. Co.
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CHALLENGED will sail any day in
Augusta the Chesapeake bay, Atlantic
ocean. or Chincoteague bay, my skiff.
the Rnderick Dhu. against any fifteen
fout skifr on The Eastern S lore Of Viz
GINA on Il wager of $50 or SlO0-play or
pay. VIM. j. CoXton.
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BUSINESS NOTICES

James Myer & Co.'S High Grade flours
are the BEST
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June 6, 1883,

Our "M'Liss" patent Is the highest
grade -four tllat goes to the T.. Shore for
the price. Nearly all the lea,ling mer-
chants keep it. Nudge, Smith " Co.
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For tliarrhoea, dysentelv. cramps
collie and I'LL summer complaints ask In
Bayly's cholera cure, price % cents, pre-
pared by Jas. Bayly & Son, Baltimore.
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W sueRIEE.

RpNEE-CoLoSA-At Mappsyille:
"Wednesday, August 1st, by Rev. W. A.
STREET. John j. Gardner to Miss Lillian
VI, Colona.
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Virginia agricultural
and
Mechanical College.

The seventh session of the VIR-
GINA AGRICULTURAL and
MECHANICAL COLLEGE will
commence on Wednesday, Sept.
18th. 1883.
The location oftbe Virginia Az
ricultural Experimental Station on
the college farm gives superior al.
vantages to the student in agricul-
lure.
Tie machine shop has received
adtlitionalimprovetl machinery ana
offers special Inducements to the
students in mechanics.
A business course including type
writing also forms d part OF the
curriculum.
Tuition Free.
For catalogue and further in
formation, apply to
l.. i. LOMAN, President,
I}laCksburg, Va.
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wANTED-A first class mule for farm
purposes. Will pay cash. Jas S. Fltz-
gerald, Tasley, Va.
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{" stops for passengers On slgnsl to conductor
~ daily, except Sunday.
H.W. Dunno, Sup't.
Cape Charles City, Va.
r.. B. Cooke. Gent Freight aad Passen-
er Agent. Norfolk. Va
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FAEMs FOR RENT-For the year 1889.
my farm in Upshur's Neck called War
wick, where l5undck and kellam live,
with tile privilege of getting pine shat
tiers &C., from the Davis Farm A
good tenant wanted, ALE to properly
cultivate tile fam. Also two or three
nther far ms for rent f,n the year 1885,
Upshur B. Qdinby.
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Eve. ]tiilg is Booming
Pate & Mason 5!

Crowds are calling daily TO see
the wonderful bargains and attrac-
tons which rapidly follow one an
other at this old and reliable firm
at Leemont. A new and careful
selected line of
Summer DRY floods
has .jast been received. We pre-
sent in array of material that is
entirely different from anything
heretofore offered. Quality and
quantity are both combined in ev-
cry department.
A few items OF our large stock
only CAN DC enumerated, and invi.
ting you to call and see the cheap,
prettJ and MANY useful goods we
have to show you, desire to call
your attention to the following
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i have given particular attention
to White Goods this season. and
can show you good styles in PIQUE
IN plaid and stripes, NATNSOOkS,
INDIA LINEN, VICTORIA
LAWNS, MULIlS, &C.
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There has brel some talk OF a graded
school with us, and we hope the same
may becomes fact.
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June l, 1883
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Mr.. Charles Norris. q brother of Rev.
J. W Norris, is visiting his brother al
Leemont.
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Mr.. Archie Jones is now IN TIE North
huAing goods AMI will open u store OF
general merchandise here shortly,
, 1888-04-05

council wished he was perfectly willing that
they should withdraw from the contracts
for grading Washington and Sixth streets
ORDINANCES.
Prescribing certain duties of the city
clerk and city treasurer Passed.
:. Fixing the salary of the chief of police.
Passed.
Relating to the duties of he chief of po-
lice. Passed.
For the x, aiding OF Washington street be-
tween Front and Eighth streets. Passed.
Establishing the grade on Sixth street be-
tween Saxton and Mill Gtreet. Passed.
Establishing the grade Of Washington
Passed.
Providing for the grading of sixth street
between Saxton and Mill streets. Passed.
NEW BUSINESS.
Moved by Cough that the vote by which
the contract for grading Washington street
was let to Roe & Henderson, be reconsid-
cred.
Dennis suggested that Roe & Henderson
be asked to consent in writing to the with
drawal of their contract.
Roe stated that he and his partner would
sign such paper II the council thought II
was right to withdraw from the contract.
Dueber said he did not think 1t was right.
He had been accused of standing In with
contractors, but he challenged any
%sT.h, Man had stss Se oSna sharset bid, Ss Ss
ing tampered with. Marshall is not re.
sponsible man. When he first came to the
city he came to the speaker and asked him
to stand in with him. In reply speaker
said that II Marshall's bids were the lowest
he would vots to have them accepted, not
otherwise.
The mavor stated he appreciated the po-
sition OF Roe q Henderson and felt that it
is not fair to take back the contract unless
IL was proved that the figures OF the con-
tractors is exhorbitant.
Dennis stated that he thought the matter
should be arranged so that no reflection
should rest upon the contractors.
Roe stated that they were willing to hire
any engineer to go over the street with
Mr. Trumbuil, to see whether his estimates
were correct. and II 1t was found that he
had made mistake would give up the
present contract willingly.
Moved by Clongh that this proposition
be accepted. Carried
Moved by Clough that when the council
adjourned 1t be to meet on Monday evening
next. Carrie ed
Clough oGyed the following motion
That the bonds for city officials
for this fiscal year be AS follows:
City treasurer. $4,000; city clerk, $1,000;
chief oi police, $1,000; superintendent of
streets, $1,000 snperntt ndent OF water
works, $1,000 city assessor, S2,OOU.
Moved by Clouph that the city engineer
be requested to submit a plat o' the assess
ment district of Division street. Carried.
Moved by Clough that the city treasurer
be requested to submit the assessment roll
of the Division street grade. Carried.
Moved by Clough that corrections be
made in the assessment on Monroe street
Carried.
Moved by Clough that the council pro-
ceed to canvass the returns of the municipal
election. Carried.
The council examined the returns and
found them correct.
Moved by Bishop that in the Fourth
ward Kohlhsuff be the councilman for two
years, and Fotheringham for one. Car
Iied.
Adjourned.
, 1888-04-05
Dog Teams of the IskIm0.

In travelling the dogs are harnessed to
the sledges by traces of white whale skin,
the oldest and most trustworthy on the
lead, the Others in pairs on either side of
his line; IA dozen constituting full team,
and the whole being controlled by II driver
who runs beside them, welding whip
with u lash thirty feet long which, in his
hands, can take n tuft of hair out of the
most distantHog with unfailipg accuracy.
Where there is no beaten track some one
must precede the dogs to show them the
way, but on well defined route they will
trot along merrily by themselves at the
rate Of Ave or six miles an hour.
Often, when II pause is made for rest or
to ice the runners Of the sledge, a discus
sion will arise among the dogs as to
whether all are pulling their fair share.
From barks they soon como to bites, and
scrimmage ensues which would cast the
liveliest corner OF DonnybrOok Fair into
the shade; the dancing driver with his
cracking whip, the snarling, struggling
dogs entangled in their traces, and the
overturned sled combine to make up a
scene that defies description.--J. Macdon-
aid oxley in American Magazine.
, 1888-04-05
Hc Bought q Glass of "Barm." !"

I had much curiosity to taste the vari-
ous beverages of which the EngliSh con-
sumo such enormous quantities. Pass
ing u public house ia bennington one
morning / saw sign in the window,
''E'resh Barn 4" I thought this must be
some kind of home brewed ale, SO I
stepped In and asked the barmaid for q.
glass Of BARN. She looked at me in sur
pr.sed way and said, "a glass o. BARN,
sir!''
'Why, yes" replied, '1 guess III
take glass I"
Az coon cs I uttered the words 'I
Guecs' she knew i wasn't native, and
at tho same time she thought it might be-
tao ccstom where came from to take my
barn By tho glass. So she went away
and Camc back presently with glass Of
yeast! looked at it, ut the BARN, then at
tho bcrElaid who began to grin, felt my
cars growing red, coughcd slightly, laid
down two pence and hurried out, leaving
tho strange beverage behind me untastcd.
Since chat experience have been wary Of
asking for things with unfamiliar names
unless have fortified myself by previous
invcstlgatior.--Lo Letter in Buffalo
Courier.
, 1888-04-05

In London 1t Is admitted that houses,
even Of the better class, cannot safely be
inhabited in less than nine months. In
deed, registrars of deaths are aware that
an extra death rate is, after all, usually
attendant on their first occupation. The
majority of bent figures In our villages
are due to the infiction of rheumatism
from damp.
In Paris, notwithstanding its peculiarly
dry subsoil and its drier climate, the sani-
tary, or insanitary, evils of the common
architects constructions appear to beev
greater than In London. was assured
by - Partisan builder of considerable ex-
perience that it was unsafe to occupy any
new house in Paris in less than year
after its construction, and that there were
houses In Paris which would never be dry
Sin their lives" and would always afliict
their occupants. The Architect.
, 1888-04-05
Killed While on outy.

CHICAGO April S.--Eli ID. .Kreigh was sho :
and instantly killed aud Dan Brasill was
mortally wounded by three unknown mon
ut 2 o'clock tonight. Both men were
watobnep In the employ of the Chicago e
Alton railway and 1t was there duty to ac-
company freight trains to the city limits
and protect them from car thieves. The
train they went out on tonight was board
ed by thre Q men and when they attempted
to put them Off these men drew their revol-
vers and began firing. Kreigb fell dead.
shot through the lungs, while Brasill was
shot through the lower portion Of his
body. No arrests.
, 1888-04-05
spreokles Means pusIness.

PHILADELPHIA, April, 3..-SprsOh Ies sad
this afternoon: IL IL true have purchased
the property and will build a sugar refinery
here. will proceed without DELAY to
make my numerous contracts and do eve
rything possible to quickly build the re-.
finery. The property have bought is the
Merrick property, which has an area ot be-
tween nine and ten acres. The property Is
on the line of the Pennsylvania, Baltimore
4 Ohio, Reading q Leigh Valley railroad.
The price paid was $500, 900 cash. He add.
ed that work would be completed in about
one wear,
, 1888-04-05
COURT AT RATHDRUM.

His Honor Judge Buck convened
the spring term OF court for Kootnai
county at Rathdrum on. the I'd. The
injunction suit OF the Spokane &
Idaho Railroad company vs.. CASTILLO
tax collector, to restrain him from sell
ing the property OF the road for taxes,
was continued until Septem er term.
The grand jury was empanalled and
court took recess until to-day at 2
p. m.
, 1888-04-05
The New French Cabinet.

PARIS, April 3 3-Lefevre and Lesguillier,
radicals, will probably become minister
of Justice and minister of public works re-
spectively, to replace Richard and Loubet,
who resigned directly after their appoint
ment, because they disagreed with the.oth-
or members of the cabinet in regard to the
revision Of the constitution. 1t is still un-
certain whether the ministry will appear In
the chamber ofdeputies to-day. The Jour
nal des Debates and Republixue FraDcaise
violently attack the new cabinet.
, 1888-04-05
WOMAN surrRAGIsrs IN COUNCIL.

WASHINGTON, April 3.--The meeting of
the National Womrn Suffrage Association
began TODAY. resolution endorsing the
action Of the International council was
passed. The association then went into se-
cret session and discussed the proposed
consideration of the National and Ameri-
can Suffrage association. In the evening
public meeting of the association was
held ut the Uniyeralist church.
, 1888-04-05
The Italian Army safe,

LONDON, April 3.--Masso wah advices say
the Abyssinian troops have disbanded with
the exception of 10, 600 men who are watch.
ing the frontier. Abyssinians do not in
tend to attack unless the Italians advance
The heat in Massowah Is intense and the
sanitary condition of the place Is deplor-
able. 1t will be necessary for the greater
part OF the Italian expedition to re-em-
bark for Europe.
, 1888-04-05
Characteristics Of Fish oils.

Mr.. A. III. Alien, in paper on oils read
In the. American association, said that
shark and Ash oils are often unsnponifinble,
and hence are not fatty ethers. He be-
Eeved them 70 contain cholesterine, like
cod liver oil The nXed oils can be sepa-
rated into groups, but We know no process
Tor separating q mixture OF lard and cot
ton seed oil. .--Boston budget.
, 1888-04-05
CHICAGO ELECTION.

CHICAGO, April 3-Tbe electi IN held to-
day was devoid of any interesting feature.
Aldermen were elected as well as officers
for the three towns. The vote was decid-
edly light, only so per cent. being cast. In
the town offices, Republicans retain all they
held heretofore. the Democrats only elect
ing one man. There were no surprises
worthy of mention in aldermanic contests,
and neither party can be said to have made
any gains.
, 1888-04-05
jail Burned.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, April 3.--The Jail at
Friars Point burned this morning and five
prisoners perished in the flames. An effort
was made to rescue them. but without sue.
fired by one OF the inmates who was under
sentence to the penitentiary
, 1888-04-05
Nrs. Grover Elected to office.

New YORK, April 3.-Mrs. Grover Cleve-
landswas to-day elected president of the
Eastern Aiumnal Association of Wells col
iege, at the annual meeting of the associa-
tion in this city.
, 1888-04-05
An Appeal for France.

PARIS, April 3.--In the chamber of depu-
tics this afternoon Flouget read statement
setting forth the policy that would be pur-
sued by the cabinet. He appealed to the
united republicans for their support, and
asked them to leave to the government the
question OF revision of the constitution
The ministry, he said. sincerely desired the
adoption Of well considered reforms and the
maintainance of peace.
, 1888-04-05
1t Look It,

ROME, April 3.--Advices from Massowah
state that the Abyssinians have captured
the VILLAGE of Malental, the inhabitants
Of which were friendly to the Italians, and
have massacred all of the men, women and
children in the place. 1t Is believed that
King John is preparing fresh proposals for
peace.
, 1888-04-05
HANDSOME BUILDING.
DESCRIPTION OF THE MEDICAL LAX
INSANE ASYLUM.

INSANE ASYLUM.
The plans for the Medical Lake
hospital for the insane are now com.
pleted, and within the next four weeks
the contract will be let for the finest
and most extensive building in the
territory. A REVIEW reporter was
courteously shown this set of drawings,
and the specifications accompanying
them, by j. G. Proctor, the architect,
at his office. The elevations, floor,
and basement plans, accompanied by
extensive drawings and specifications
descriptive OF the steam heating and
plumbing systems, are very yolumi-
nous and complete, and give a plain
, 1888-04-05
Placed Wnere II WiII RemaIn.

WAsHINGr0N, Auril Sin the senate To-
day Senator Mitchell from the committee
on railroads, reported bill appropriating
$5OO.OOO tor boat railway for the obstruc-
tlons to navigation in the Columbia river at
The Dalles and Cello Falls. The bill was
placed on the calendar.
, 1888-04-05
The Milwaukoe EIectlon.

MILwAUKgE, April 3--Citizens municipal
ticket was elected he.'e to-day over union
labor ticket, by majorities ranging from
500 to 1000.
, 1888-04-05
A REPUBLICAN Pleas sed.

PARIS, April 3.--Clemeneau thinks the
program IN e of the new cabinet Is perfect.
The senate received the new cabinet very
coldly. News of the accession of Flaquet
has greatly alarmed the vatican.
, 1888-04-05
The italians Better Go.

ROME, April 3,--Genersl San Marzano es-
Inmates the Abyssinian forces at 20. 900
men, most of whom are armed with breech-
leaders.