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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1888-06-16
Republican Primaries.

a A MEETING OF THE REPUBLICAN
ACentral Committee of Lyon county, held
Saturday, April 14th, 1855, it was ordered that
primary election be held by the Republican
party in Lyon county on
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For a Natieua, ueavuc.
Plan ZOE THE rNIoN or pzNocRArIc cII

PLAN FOE THE UNION OF DENOCRArIC CLUBS.
The general committee appointed to issue q call
and prepare a plan for q convention to form
national league OF democratic clubs In Baltimore
on July have Issued a circular, which says: 1.-THE
basis OF representation In the convention will be
nve delegates to each club containing not more
than 100 members seven delegates to each club
containing more than 100 and not more than 800
members ana nine delegates for each club con-
tanning more than 300 members.
1.-THE principles OF the league are as follows:
The general and familiar principles Of democracy
are the basis OF every democratic club. The spe-
cine measures to which we desire to the demOc-
ray absolutely pledged In this years presidential
and congressional campaigns are as follows First.
That the General Government shall not use It's
power OF taxation for the bene1t OF individual or
class interests second. That we endorse the
measures recommended by the President Of the
United states In his message to Congress- at the
speedy and effective legislative action TO carry the
same into practical effect. Third. That the civil
service laws which have been enacted shall
be maintained, and the course OF the demo-
cratic Administration OF President Cleveland in his
Interpretation and enforcement OF those laws up
held. Fourth. That the combination OF corpora
lions, through trusts or otherwise, tending to
destroy competition, endanger the rights OF In
d1vidualS, and create the monopolieS which are
chief factors in the corruption OF our legislative
and municipal bodies, should be prohibited by
lie lands shall be preserved to actual settlers for
settlement under the homestead laws, and we re-
commend continuation OF the efforts OF the
present democratic Administration to reclaim the
lands heretofore granted TO Corporations so lar as
the same can be legally done"
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Alexandria Affairs.

Reported fo- The EVENING STAR:
VISITING PYTHIANS.- A uniform division Of
Knights OF Pythias from Washington, which came
here last night, was handsomely received ana ar
their march down King street, under the escort OF
the Hydrallion Fire Company, quite an ovation
was given Magnesium lights preceded. the
Alexandria Drum Corps and the Washington band
made the night air lively with their music while
fireworks III the streets through which the line
passed The Washngtonians spent a pleasant
evening at the Pythian fair and returned on the
late train.
IHE REPCBLICAN CONVENTIONAL is now under
STOOD tnat CITY Chairman Dearborn and the ward
cnairnen VIII act In harmony In the organization
OF the republican city convention 10 select dele
gates 10 tie Petersburg convention. and that the
plan or Organization" adopted FOR the party some
years ago VIII be carried out This will give the
organization OF the convention TO the delegates
men. ~
NOTES.-The remains OF Miss Fannie Wood who
uieo suddenly al The residence OF Mr. Walter Wad-
uey, on sth street, In Washington Will be brought
mere ior ourlaI, the funeral taking place tO-ror-
row--Ihe large three-story brick residence OF
MI A. W. hlntZ, on King street, formerly the
property OF Judge Westel Wiloughby has been
bought Tor $1,000 by the Virginia Fire Insurance
CoNpany-"Mr. Harrison Jacobs has again been
taken quite il.-The Aitcheson Mill will be ready
ior occupation by the LIST OF June.-The German
builoing ASSOCIATION, No. 4, at It's last meeting
loaned 500 at 20-The Friendship Fire Vefe
rams Will skip it on the light fantastic toe, an
thelf May Dali next week, and the washington
dance. 'N' WIZ N'"-A'
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

Lon sALE-ss5o Cash. BALANCE as PER
Apply &
EoR sALEm-ATTRACTIvE HOUSE ON COR
ss' G. Sa 6:
L,oR Saloon SMALL CASH PAYMENTS AND
monthly emily I psymsn sc st n Sasn price,
0n St ana Place those beautiful Houses
of two and sorss and as
buildings. to 10 rooms each; Handsome solid anQue
s ii dssns s aao sn
IN The pretest and rapidly fn9 part 81 the
northeast pronounced BY purchasers the handsomest
in snSn For particulars apply ". ByRFoRD.
FOR sALE5154s 81. NV, NEW l2-KOoM
SEA sea f.rg R ssSSs r rSs e
sn. s Houses IT. dP 41a FOR
s. ~ al !, modern improvements Inquire Of 0WSEK
L twelve rooms and cellar; hard wood finish three,
story pressed brick front; a model home. owner is
only from RILEY aspr ISIS e. OBJ
shaEs41 INST HOUSE AND STA
room kitchen, anu laundry first floor: bed rooms;
G Gn, EASY z terms Apply at E F. RosESBEES
Tor sALE-PART1Es HAVING HOUSES FOR
II sale. ranging in price from $4,000 and upwards
would do well to place the In my hands. have
constant and increasing demand for oil kinds of i'm
proved property. JNO. A. PRESCOTT,
ap21-1m kellogg Buildin9). I4l6 ST. W.
TOR SALE-THAT VALUABLE PIECE OF PROP
Il ERTY OWNED BY THE FIRST BAPTIST
CHURCH, ON 18TH ST, BET. q AND II SIS.
The undersigned have been authorized to negotiate
sale OF the above mentioned premises The frontage
on 18th ST. ID TO feet by depth loo feet to wide
alley inspection solicited Price and terms furnished
upon application to either Of the undersigned.
ROBERT e. FOX, l437 Penn. ave. NV.
EoR sALE--HO SEES WORTH $4,000 TO
$SO.OUO. inquiry for such properties. Owners
ap24-6t VIM. P. YOUNG. 1903 st. NV.
LfOR SALE-ELEGANT FOURTEEN ROOM COR.
ner Brick, al jacent to Pension Office large grounds
ana stables can be readily converted into beautiful fat
house; price S2o,OOO Address Box =, Star office.
EOR SALE-A FINE SMALL BUSINESS PROP
4, erty on New York ave. near 18th ST. NV. Two
Erovements; large lots Doth ST.. near NV; cheap:
Two fine small Lots (20x7O) ST. near 2 Isl n W.: AZ
per foot. Two original Lots, L ST., near New Hamp-
shire ave- speculative prices. Two Lots. Massachu-
Lot 18th ST.. near Dupont Circle: 81. rs.
mhse.1m 3 6ai Bell Eth eco;
TOR sALE-A MOST DESIRABLE NEW TEN
room brick house on Pa. NV: bet 81 and 22;
has all mod imps and is finished throughout in hard
wood property was built by occupant as residence
and is sT rscass in every ps1ic1a Permit to ;ssa
ap25-lw 92l St n. W.
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Nine. Dis. Debar and Marsh are Out.

New York Special to the Philadelphia Times.
Mime. Diss Debar and Luther r. Marsh have
fallen out and he declines to visit the spook picture
maker at the tombs When the disclosures as to
"Kentuck AIMS" moral character were made Mr..
Marsh determined to get possession Of her daugh-
tiers, Alice and Dodo. Wednesday he had the
children taken to the house OF a friend on 2Sth
street, but Thursday morning "Kentucky Ann"
sent friend to spirit them away, and now Mr..
Marsh and Oficer Stocking, OF the society TO Pro-
tect Children from Cruelty are looking for them in
vain.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

EoR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL LOT ON u ". NEAR
II New Hampshire ave-, lS.2Qx75 to alley. not
made s1 found for go ,sF ESx sss co o,era
EoR sALE-vALUARLE CORNER BUILDING
II sdte opposite West Capitol Park. corner Of 1st and
sta n.w.; 45x1o0 feet fronting on the Capitol
grounds and 1st ct ". Apply 20
THOS J. FIsHFR co.
ap2S-2w 1924 ct. NV.
Il Choice Lots at
- CAPITOL VIEW PARK,
Adhcent 10 Forest Glen Park at low rtea and easy
terms Apply to
& T. LEWIS,
ass 7th It. nv.
sp26my5,12,le CA noorJ
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VNHoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN GEORGETOWN,

RRfck sTREE I AZ a PUnfId h6c AHB fhED.
On MONDAY, MAY FOURTEENTH lsss AT
FIVE O'CLOCK NJ. in front Of the premises shall
offer az public auction lots ls3 1885, and part of IsT
IN square l01, fronting 40 feet Fayette (3,tbi
street and l35 feet 9TH D fayette froat
having about l35 feet depth and q foot alley in the
rear The Fayette front can b. advan aeeOusy subdi
vded into seven lots Of 20 feet front and lot
80 feet front.
immediately thereafter win offer lot co. in square
49, having frontage Of so feet on Frederick (l4thl
street and depth $50 feet o a lj-foot alley
Terms: One-third cash. balance in one aud two
emiannually secured by deed Of on the prop
erty sold or Gil cash, at the PURCHASERS option.
post OF 300 Will be required each time a
sale Costs OF conveyancng. &C. to be borne by pur-
chaser. Title per.ect ap2s-dkds
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Political Notes.

BLAINE ON DEMOCRATIC CHANcEs-REPREsRyTArry
DiSGLEY RESoMISATEp.
dispatch from Portland, Me-, April %. SAYS !:
Dr. N r. Potter OF Bridge.on, is In this city on his
way nome from Europe, where he has been spend
ing the winter. He says that Mr.. Bla,ne w as IN
Naples when he left, was looking finely ana seemed
In the best OF spirits Mr.. Blaine spoke of the
coming election, and said that the democrats must
nave New YORK 10 succeed He showed no sign OF
published 70 that effect are considered the inyen-
tons OF political enemies.
AT the second Maine district republican conven.
ton yesterday, Hon. Nelson Dingiey. jr was nom.
mated for Congress by reclamation; I. r Simon.
ton Camden, elector; delegates TO national con.
vention, George A. Wilson, Paris; John IL Kim
ball, Bath The resolutions indorse James q
Blaine as a candidate for President
Al the republican convention for the sixth III
nos district yesterday Hon. X. Il. HIT received
the denomination for Congress by reclamation.
Queen Victoria arrived at windsor last evening
on her return from the continent
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WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO. AuctiOneers
vAL II BIZ ;,I IMPROVED PROPERTY FRONTING

on EIGHTEENTH srRI Ell BEIwFES X AND
s1kEE1s NORTHWEST mo. $50.
On WEDNESDAY. MAY SECOND, 1855, at HALF.
PA It IIN Il O'CLOCK I'M. shall sell. In front OF
the premises part lot No ~ square No los front-
Ing y Ieet ON 18TH street. running back the depth
thereof to an alley, improved by three STORY snd
basement brick dwelling nine rooms and tn rooms
all modern improvements.
This property should command the attention OF buy.
ers being centrally located In hrstclAss neghbor.
hood.
Terms One third cash; balance G. L.. Is and q
pontns for notes bearing from iay OF ssls
and secured by deed Of trust property cold All
convey ancing. &c at purchasers cost 500 down On
day OF sale. WALTER Il. WILLIAMS 4 Co.
M
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THANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ REAL ESTATE On THIRTEENTH sTREET
WISH, lN0lllOl BETWEEN NORTH Z STREET
AND MASSACHUSETTS, AVENUE, IN NASH.

n
u REAL ESTATE on THIRTfINTH sTREiT
MEsI, lNOlllOl BETWEEN NORTH I STREEf
AND MAssAcHUsETrs AVENUE. IN NASH
By virtue OF a decree Of the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia. passed the Esd day Of F,b-
ruary. A. r. 1855, ia equity No. 10 800 docket
the unde signed trustee vii sell ~ pqolic sale in
DAY OF MAY, A ID. 1855, Al THE HOUR OF HALF
PAST FOUR. p NJ, Of said aforementioned day, the
Washington IN the District q ColumblA 20 wit; All
those certain parts Of lot numbered eighteen Clsl in
square numbered two hundred and forty-seyen C247l
said lot eighteen lsJ said square and ali thss
part of said lot eighteen 49, IA sad square dsscribed
west of said lot the alley aud thence running
east thirtytwo (SD feet thence north said %
yet 81 thence west thirtytwo t.l the alley
and thence along said aey 70 the Idace OF beginnin9
together with the respective improvements ana Az
purtensnces thereunto belonging In any wise ap-
Terms Of sale as prescribed by said decree
CD OF the purchasenoney in cash time OF M
within ten (10) days thereafter and the balance
months the day Of sale by notes Of the pur
chaser purchasers thereof dated of the DAY o.
sale bearing interest from their date six Cj psr
centuIl per annunl ana secured by duly recorded
OF trust upon said real estate and policy of in
upon the improvements thereon, both mite
factory in form % the undersigned trustee ali cssh
the costs Of all recording conveysncns and Insurance.
will be at the expense OF said purchaser pure haser
such general taxes and spe ial sssessments tnero
against which the collector certify 70 BE- no
manning unpaid mp 20 the time of sale. s200 deposte
title 70 ssid real estate viii be retained until after
nnal ratification OF the sale shall be made by the court
the terms Of sale are mot complied with within nvs
ret.ns the right 70 resell said real 1t the sk and
cost Of the deisutlns purchaser purchasers thereo
Kendall Z. AAEAAN tsa L1 Is.:sss. .v.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer ap2s-dkds
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Arra,xued for Mau.,auxhter.

THE MAN WHO R0DS DOWN PRINCIPAL PAUL
To-day, in the Criminal Court, Judge Montgom-
cry, the case OF Joseph NJ. Chase, colored, was
called and he was arraigned on the charge Of
manslaughter and pleaded not guilty. The indict-
ment charges that, on the 31st OF March, he made
him, overturning his bicycle, throwing the morse
he (Chase) was riding upon him (PauD, causing a
wound or fracture OF the spinal column, resulting
In his death on April 2.
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Transfer. OF Real Estate.

Deeds In fee have been filed as follows:
Francis Thomas to George Il. Franklin, part Is,
50. 1913; $4,000. J. r. Ward to J. p. Ardeeser, part
T. 50. 752; $50 Isaac W. Moore to John W. Hays
sub 224. so. 271; ALSO NJ. Marean to j. L Heis-
KEEL ct al, trustees, lot %, 50. 262; $45OO Susan
Fletcher TO Jno. EClokey, part l. so. "a; S. o.
Commissioners ID. c. 10 X. Payne, sub IA, so. 33I;
so %
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FOR SALE-HOuSES

west square from isnnss ave. twO,s.ory
:$ss:: s.s'';' S'a'' 81
For sALE7sMALL AND DESIRABLE BRICK
'iisy sspiSso THos' 'ei FisAhs 3 SS11oO to
sp@e-Sw 1924 T ct NV:
FOR sALE. :. wELL-BUILT FRAME. on
cellar ROOD sable 1ssoS fee. s s rr0uad
SSS sssR "a easy ts
EoR sALEIA CHANCE FOR ss0oo-Two
PsoSements two squares from Scott Circle and near
.pas-s. W. Y s Rgs qs2E D..
NOR SALE--THAT SPLENDID RESIDENCE on
ana IN st. class f14
lot 20xlOO. 20 feet parking; large side yard For
.pass. Il Il: WARNER NE co;
FOR sALELHoUsE 2o2o @ ST. NV, SEVENTEEN
rooms and all modern improvements. Lot 27Jsx
4s aee'' AT bargain Apply to s. R. BOND: 33l
- avenue. In rapidly improving section containing
= rooms large cellar, bath. furnace range pantry
and here terms very easy This ei Is 2, bars
gain. 500 North Carolina ave. IT.
Fos R., sAL LIs;;. NEW HOUSE. NORTHWEST, ~
stories buit Tor my own use; warranted class
n %sdiass agents Address Boz @
TOR sALE-BRICK HOUSE ON 2IsT ST, NEAR
nant:d al an rooms and bath; gas latrobe Sc: newly
Of lot; price, only 81, 900 'A -0"'
ton Two r new O bricks on 2sd st. above Washing
s40oo on near 10th Ws ss 1sy
ap2S-3t 1907 Pa ave
EQR sALE-THREE NEW COTTAGES IN MT.
n o reassnt nice lots; pleasant stuaton $4,000.
ap2s.st. 800 BENZ. DAVIS 1919 st.
LOR SALE-sEvERAL DESIRABLE AND AT
%Spy ns2 RRI2 ssse
NV. ap2S-1m
E0R sALE..HOUsE, SIX ROOMS, ST, BET
P5epsry IL feet on 10Th St, With three houses;
only s' si5 &c ST. Ssi iaia Us
FOR SALE TAKoMA PARK : NICE s-KooM
6GM h iisiH zoos Sa FTse &C., inquire
price Ill., 'Hs Mac Ssii s's't 81 L ne
press brick dwelling with large back building and
all modern improysments in irst.elass location
ply e =; b. coTTRELG. AIS New YORK ave- A
Tor sALE.AT MT. PLEASANT. SEVERAL VERY
$1,000 to $4,000. WALKER 4 WILSON,
ap2S-3t 10U6 st.
EOR SALE-s5. 5OO-AI.MOST THE PRICE OF
Il lots-nearly 40 900 feet with eighteen room slate
roof house; one square from depot, Takoma Park,
where deal with owner Maple ave., or at Z IL Fl st.
W., city; good title; write for DETAILS GUY MOSES.
EOR sALE-NEw THREE-sTORY BRICK Dwell
an modern improvements. handsomely pSpered; 10.
from r2 TRGa' PEkSfs
la2S-l4w' 1907 st.n
INOR SALE - THREE DESIRABLE CORNER
y dwellings,. well located. northwest at $500.
$4,000 and $1,000 respectively.
TYLER & RUTHERFORD,
flaw 1907 b Ut. NV.
Il SECURE A HOME.
Six rooms and bath VIII rent IN reliabJe tnnanta
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HELD FOR HEARING ON A CHARGE OF ROB-
BERY.-Andrew Henning, aplasterer recently from
the pententiary, was arrested last evening by De-
tecttves Ran and Horne, and locked up on suspic-
ion OF having entered several new buildings and
carried on large quantity OF carpenters tools. He
Is the man who, some months ago, robbed st. Pat
KICKS church He has been arrested several times
Tor rooolng houses In course OF erection, and has
served time both In the District jail and at Al
bany penitentiary. He Is held for hearing In the
Police Court Monday. A portion OF the stolen
property was recovered
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From Rockville.

SUDDEN DEATH OF PROMINENT CITIZEN OF Poro-
MAC DISTRICT.
COrrespOndence Of The EvENISG STAB
ROCKVILLE, April %, 1sss.
Mr.. Frank Perry, prominent citizen residing in
Potomac district, near Concord, died suddenly
this morning at o'clock. During yesterday even
iuS ne was engaged in burning The rubbish on a
Held when the fire became unnanageable, and, IN
endeayOring 70 prevent II from communicating
with the adjacent timber, he became oyerheatei
and very much exhausted. After the nre had
been got under control he returned 20 the house
and sat down 70 rest. In few minutes his family
discovered that he was paralyzed and unable 10
SPEAK. He remained In this condition until this
morning when he died He was about nfty-six
years OH. s A. VI.
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NRUsTEE's sALE on DESIRABLE REsIpENCK.

NNkUbIEE'S SAl-E OF DESlRABlE RESIDENC,H.
NO: 1916 Q 81 RET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue OF deed of tust dated February 10,
1873 and recorded IN ILber No gOo fulio a. q se
OF the Land Records of the District Of Columbia
Viii sell al pubic auction IN front of the premises
IHlkSDAl, the TENTH DAY OF NAY lssS al
FIVE O'CLOCK r. NJ. the west half (sl Of lot twenty
dred and nlne t2U9 In the city of Washington. is
trlct OF Columbia With the brick house and improve
ments thereon. excepting tins following ps-
ton Of said west half Gfl. TO Beg nnins at tins
southwest corner of said lot and running theDce east
one and ortyive hundredths a 45-lOO) feet themes
north sixty eght t6S) feet to the Of front wsll u
adjoining house: thence forty hun
dredths 45l00) feet thence south 10 the place
Of beginning.
Terms of sale; one-third cSth and the balance in
SIX 90, twelve u2). and eighteen CsD mouths So
cured by the notes of the purchaser drawing sir "a,
per cent pee Rnnum interest aud deed trust on the
property. or all cash, at the option o. the prrhaspr
deposit Of 300 viii be required 81 time OF sale and
terms are not complied with ten days trustee
reserves the right 10 resell at the risk and of tie
deiaultinz purchaser. An abstract of title will %
shown at the sale. SAMUEL X BOND
ap2S-s tthSds Trustee
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RoBEkT VosE co, Aucts. 800 b street 9. e.
DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT BY AUCTION ON
IL sDAn, MAY FIRST, AT QUARTER-PAsT
FIVE T.. NJ
his lot Is on street southsast. between 9TH ard
Sth has frontage Of "a ieet by depth Of as feet:
location and SURF undings excellent
Terms at safe ESQ deposit sp2s-2t
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SUDDEN DEATH.-ThfS morning, about O'Clock,
Mr. VIM. Henry, weli-known notary public ana
real estate agent, cied very suddenly at his resi-
dence, No. 465 street southwest, from heart dis
ease. He was about slxty-two years OF age and
was possessed OF ample means. This morning
his wife came down stairs about 9 O'Clock to get
the milk, and on her return heard her husband
breathing heavily. She at once ran to his room
and found that he had fallen across the bed DIR.
STAFFORD was sent for and responded, but Mr..
Henry died In about ten minutes
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Il L.
Six rooms and bath viii rent to reliable tenants
low These five houses well located 81 700 each;
any reasonable offer for the whole considered.
ap27-3t j. u. WINNER, 1913 T st.
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years OH. s A NJ
Al meeting at Witthafts Hall, Capitol HILL last
hsEi, an organization 70 be known as the National
SOlOr7d Political Union was formed, with X. NJ
dorsey a. president and X. T.. GilcArist as secre-
deht Cleveland, and MeSsrs Dorsey and GIlchrist
were elected a. representatives at the 81. Louis
convention OF independent cOiored voters, those
present called themselves. There was a small at
tendance At the meeting
o.: ASDREw's CHURCH TO EE ESLkRGEp.-The
SVnsresatlOn attending St Andrews Up. E)
Shurcn, l4th and COrcOran street, have Increased
70 sueh an extent that the seating capacity OF the
SnuIch Is inadequate for their accommodation:
ne FestTy has therefore determined 10 enlarge
-, ~ RtesSb. structure BY building an addition eX-
e,nulns II 1eet toward 14Ih street, and 60 feet
s1S Ss tie side, and also 10 have constructed a
ttooAHs anu Nestry room al the side The contract
n Las, Zen AWARDED 20 Emmert Heisly. The
4. r. Schneider, architect This addition viii in
Siease the seating capacity OF the church TO
SIsvn hundred, one hundred more than its present
- 50, anu provide the necessary space for a
ran OF the latest model which IL has been
esSuet 70 purchase and up In the church i'm
.siaa.eiy upon completion OF the extension. The
~ on the parish hope '.some day 20 be able
~ SIeSt commJd ana artistic edirce worthy
" ~ location and the parish the decorafion Of
ens Interior OF The church Is also contemplafed
anu other minor ana Incidental lmproyemenrs AZ
sesaIihg 10 cost about $1,000 -
ekLkhkATiSG GIN. GRANTS BrKrup.y The
republican National League celebrafen the s,yrv
memorial exercises at the cluhhoo,f -. ~ ~
circle Addresses were made by cen r. - Iaafa
Zen . - burustt, DIR. George b. LOrin1 and Mr.
snon VOL Iarragut Post No. 10, C. A. r., aIsc
nsid CORPORATION OF Gen GRANTS biryhdsv a,
MeCauleys Hall, Capitol Hil Address yer.
made by Representative Mckinney ana 49,
Howard, Lincoln and Apple. '-e''' :
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Queen Victoria arrived at windsor last evenin,
on her return from the continent
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CRIMINAL COURT SENTENCBs.-In the Criminal
Court, Judge Montgomery, to-day, VIM. Green,
convicted with Oscar jackson and James Hill,
alas Gallagher OF HOUSEKEEPING at Nattan's drug
store was sentenced TO the penitentiary at Albany
Tor six years Joseph Singleton, convicted yester-
day OF an assault ION appeaD was sentenced to pay
a f1ne OF $50
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Omcer Barton Fisher was given thirty days on the
farm oy Judge Smell to-day for vagrancy. VIM.
wheeler, colored. was tried for assault on Warren
Johnson. johnson put his arm around a woman
named Priscilla Vass, and Wheeler and woman
assaulted him and Priscilla. Wheeler was fined 81
a m--Great Falls, temperature 60; condition SO:
receiving reservoir, temperature, co. condition at
north connection, %; condition at south connec-
ZION. 80; distributing reservoir, temperature 81;
condition at infiuent gate-hOuse, SO; condition at
eHluent gate-houSe, So High tide In the river to-
day al 9:34 q m, low tide at 81 pm.
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MISCELLANEOUS SPRING PLANTS. ROSES. 90.
AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY MORNING. MAY FIRST, lsss nc
ELEN IN O'CLOCK. at my auction rooms. 1 shall sell
choice conectlon OF flOwering and other PlAnts,
hoses. &C, from the well-knOwn florist J. r. Freenaa
esq. THOMAS DOMINO
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