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Real Estate Matters.

Hattie Shelley has bought for "a, 500 Of II. ].
Penrod sub l34, c. BIS sub Pleasant Plains
6,352 rs feet.
C. NJ. Blackford has bought of ]. p. Jones for
"a. 700, &C., half interest in sub I49, square
1855, at the corner of New Hampshire avenue
aud II street-25 feet on the former and IS. 81
feet on the latter.
W. Brown lot /, block %, Columbia Heights.
Elvira L. de johnson has purchased for
S19, 500 of W. Callow sub Is, SO. l6s-291S feet
front on Pennsylvania avenue between 17th and
18th streets northwest.
Mary J. Gardner has bought of A. Behrend
for 5000 part 26, 50. 5lS-261S feet on G
street between 4th and 5th streets northwest
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THIS Afternoons SESSION.
COUNTING A QUORUM.
Speaker Reeds Ruling to be Taken to
the United States Supreme Court.

The democrats now have a case they may get
into the Supreme Court to test the constitu-
tionality of the act of the Speaker in counting
members who do not vote to make a quorum.
They refrained from voting on the Dingley
worsted bill and it was passed by l3s affirm
ative votes, the Speaker counting a quorum.
1t is the purpose of the importers to resist
the operation of the bill if it is passed by the
Senate and receives the Presidents signature.
By taking test case to the courts when an at
tempt is made to collect the duty imposed on
worsteds by the bill, they can get the ques-
tion before the Supreme Court.
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Marvin Hughitt in the Union Pacific.

BosroN, April 30--The annual stockholders
meeting of the Union Pacific Company was held
this forenoon. The only change was the
election director of Marvin Hughitt of the
Chicago and Northwestern Railway Company.
to succeed the late David Dows
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Wills Filed Today.

An exemplified copy of the will of the late
Harriet w. Boyer has been received from Port
land, Me-, for record. She leaves her interest
in the Brown farm in the District, ONE
twentienth, to her husband, DR.. Henry Gustav
Boyer.
The will of the late Sophie SchimmelfinniR
leaves her estate to her children, Bertha and
Helene, and makes number of personal be-
quests. The will Is in the form of q letter ad-
dressed to her daughters.
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PennsyIvania's Democratic Conventio

HARRISBURG, Pa, April 30-Wednesday.
July 2 was fixed by the democratic state exec
utire committee as the day for the meeting OF
the state convention at Scranton. Every mem.
Der OF the committee was present
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or Course He Will.

PI1TsBURG, April 30.-Daniel Rogers, en-
ployed In a city foundry, went to his room this
morning and, placing his mouth over the gas
jet turned on the gas. He will die.
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DOubly We'd.

PHILADELPHIA, April 3O-The public we'd
ding ceremony which united Macmillan Al-
brecht, Count Pappenheim, of Bavaria, Ger
many, and Miss Mary Mister Wheeler Of PhIIa-
delphla, was celebrated at st. Marks Protes-
tant Episcopal Church AT noon today.
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The Woman I'm q Long Cloak.

CHICAGO, April so.-In the waring collection
Of paintings, on exhibition in this city. was a
little picture, ''The Bag Pickers," by ]. Buffer
dinger of Munich. valued at eI.o00. 1t stood
on an easel, and yesterday it suddenly and mys-
teriously disappeared. A woman in a long
cloak who frequented the gallery is suspected
OF the theft.
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Making Rose Gardens I'm the Desert.

HrRoN. : d., April 30 The irrigation COM
mission Is here planning its work. Col. Nettle-
ton and Prof Hay with Stenographer Green
well, viii so 70 North Dakota. They will he
accompanied by Prot. Culver, Prof Dyke. Maj.
Coffin and Prof. Bailey They will 40 30
jamestown and 70 the and lake region.
Local engineers and experts will be
put 10 work by Col Nettieton as
assistance Is needed. The party will probably
reach Denver about the middle of Man. From
ihere they viii 20 10 southwestern Kansas aud
northwestern Texas, returning TO Washington
early in Jane.
1t Is expected that Secretary Rusk will per-
sohaHy Nlsu many points IN the arid region
whlle the investigation Is in progress.
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Hawkins and Williams Notified.

Shortly after l O'Clock today Rev. Mr..
Roberts took to the Jail the official document
granting a reprieve until May 80 to Hawkins
and Williams, but the news had. by some
means, already reached the Jail. Mr.. Roberts
was at once admitted to the cells and with
some of the officials broke the news to Haw-
kins and Williams. Hawkins face immedi-
ately lighted up and he shook hands with his
visitors, expressing his thanks both to the
President and to them. Williams was equally
well pleased and showed more feeling than
Hawkins and like HIM expressed thanks.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk of the court to the following: wm H.
Frazier and Ella A. Langley; Thos Killigan
and Maria Gaffey; Legget b. Lyles and Martha
]. Morton; ]. Chandler of Sumter, SC, and
Jennie Mel. Moses; George J. Sebastian and
Josephine L'Hommedieu, both of New York
city; Edward A. Arnold and Hattie s. Flugle
of Wolfsbury. Pa; Charles p. Calvert and Jen-
ME Gelster; Edmund V. Stephenson and Mary
Margaret Shearer; William NJ. Gerard and T..
W. q Brien: Joseph H. Clagett and Mollie H.
Griffith, both of Etchison, Montgomery county,
Nd; A. #. Hoffman and Edith Lowe;
". H. Waters and Annie Z. Lanigan:
Frank p. Mote and Mary E. Waters;
Stepney kibble and Maria L. Bumbrey; Boyd
II. White of Richmond, Va, and Mary E.
Fletcher Of Lynchbnrg. Va; S. s. Adams and
Ida W. Hollister; Thomas Page and Martha
Banket; Lemuel j. Carter and Pamilia J.
Mothershead; Thomas NJ. Draney and NJ. Alice
Myers; Andrew K. Lind and Ida L. Wheat;
Robert II. Peterson and Sarah Jones of Alex
andria, Va; Clarkson T. Colbert of Loudon
county, Va. and Barbara NJ. Hutchinson of
Philomont, Va. W. W. Card OF Pittsburg and
Maria Llewellyn.
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Mr.. Putnam Can't be Governor.

PORTLAND, ME-, April SO.-The Argus dem
says: 1t is now well understood that the Hon
Vim. l.. Putnam will be unable to accept the
democratic nomination for governor, to which
he is entitled by party usage and otherwise
would have received
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Beet SUGAR ia canada.

TORONTO. April 30.-ENperimonts with Ger
man beet root seed indicate practical yield Of
thirty tons per acre. Ii u asserted that this
means a possible ultimate annual production
oi lOO.OcJ tons OF sugar. or about the average
quantity now imported INTO the dominion
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Itossa.

New YORK, April 30.-Jeremiah oDonovau
Rossa was arraigned in court today for sentence
on his conviction of criminaIly hbeling r. :.
Cassidy. Judge Andrews deferred sentence
until Monday next
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Uncle Sam Ioses $40 ooo

DAVENPORT, Iowa, April SO.-Damage 10 the
amount of $4,000 or more was done 70 the
Golfer dam at the Rock Island arsenal yester-
day 10y an overflow.
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The Case Of Charles r. BAH.

In the Criminal Court today the testimony in
the case of Chas. T. Ball. charged with embez-
element from the United States Express Com
pany, was concluded, and the counsel pro-
ceeded to discuss questions Of law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-30

The C.S.S. PENsA COLA arrived at Barbados
Yesterday on her way home from st. Paul de
Loando.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-30

REVENUE APPoINTMESTs-Enoch Dey has
been appointed gauger in the fifth district of
New JERSEY and N. c. spradling, storekeeper
and gauger in Arkansas.
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Jay.

CHICAGO, April 3O.-Jay Gould and party ar
rived from ST. Louis yesterday afternoon and
left for Detroit en- route for New York this
morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-30

The CRUISER BALTIMoRE has returned to Nor
folk from short sea cruise and will at once
prepare for her trip to Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-30

The bright little baby of Major s. F. Pearce
OF Norfolk, while playing with bottle Of ann
monia recently, worked the cork out, swal-
short time.
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Michigan's Liquor Act Unconstitutional

LANSING, Mich, April S0.-In the supreme
court yesterday the action of that tribunal in
issuing writ of mandamus in the case of Rode
agt tie treasurer OF Wayne county makes the
liquor act of 1889 unconstitutional
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4 Ieprous Immigrant.

Boston, April ga Swedish woman was
taken ircm the Cephalonian. on her inward trip,
~ quarantine Monday sun lrlng from leprosy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-30

Thomas Jefferson Trist, whose death il an
nounced at his home, 1422 Cambridge street,
Jefferson and q lineai descendant of Poca-
hontas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-30

Col. RICHARD HINTON has been appointed
superintendent of artesian irrigation, Depart
ment OF Agriculture, and has an appropriation
Of 100000 to expend before July proximo, in
ascertainiug whether the agriculture of the
Dakotas and adjacent states can be benefited
by the artesian system
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-30

VIRGINIA PosTMAsTER.-J. T. Palmer has
been appointed postmaster at Daysvilie, Lou
doun county, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-30

TREASURER Huston is i'll at his home in Mt
Pleasant, being afflicted with rheumatism.
He expects to get back to work on Monday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-30

SPECIAL NoTICEm
- desire To inform my friends and the pub
lie that will continue to handle the highest grade
Odorless xxx Napor Fluid. which gave entire salts
faction TO many last season. Awaiting
your valued orders. remain respectfully,
CHAS. 4. HODGKIN. 90 9TH st. w.
rive gallons delivered 40 cents. apo I'm
k@FOR SALE-FIFTY-FI SHARES JUD-
- SOD Pneumatic X l.. Stock (parent) at $50
per share. Apply to GUkLEY BROS, 1885 st.
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NAVAL ORDERS. Allan G. Paul de-
tached from duty with the North Atlantic
squadron and ordered to special duty in the
Navy Department Lieut.. John C. Fremont
detached from duty at the Washington navy
yard and placed on waiting orders
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-30

LIEUT. A. G. PAUL has been ordered home
from the North Atlantic squadron and will be
Secretary Tracy's naval secretary, taking the
place of Lieut. Mason.
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SECRETARY NOBLE leaves this evening for st.
Louis where he will attend the celebration to
be held on Saturday of the completion of the
new merchants iron and steel bridge across
the Mississippi at the point known as the
Chain of Rocks at st. Louis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-30

ToDAY's BOND OFFERS aggregated s92, 500. as
follows: Registered 4s, $1,000, $4,000, $4,000
at 122; coupon As. go, 100 at l22; registered
AIS, S19,500, $4,000 at lO3Il
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.E~wAsHisaToN SAFE s,a pkrosaT ,ss ITS CO. . -.
sTURAaE DEPARTMENT ROOMS; fre and bur.
lar proof; all above ground; particularly
adapted for tho storage Of Furniture Pictures. &c.
m:7-4m
CERTIFICATES OF STOCK AND
~ Cheques. All methods Of Printing and
kngr.ving. oEDNEI koBEkTs.
m29 4o7 10th 81. Adjoining Post building.
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II ERyaND ENGRAVFR AND IITRoaRAPHfR.
IN lOl2 D.
Visiting cards neatly yrnted from plate. s5c. Per
hundred AR3
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY.-Internai
| revenue, S597 ,571; customs. 1872, 147.
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No INCREASE.

PHILADELPHIA, April 30.-The master car
penters OF this city, at a meeting last night,
decided not to grant an increase in wages.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-30

H~NAIIoNAL MUTUAL
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
OF NEW YORK
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS:
CHARLES Z. PEEr, President,
Late Of Rogers, Peet Co.:
j. EDWARD SIMMONS, Vice Presidents,
President OF the Board of Education Of the city
of New York ana President OF the Fourth Ma
tional Bank, New York;
GEO. K. SUTHERLAND, Sec. and Gen Manager,
President of the Bank of Campbell, Campbell, NY
JAMES T. PITCHER. Treasurer,
Sec. and Gen. Manager of the United States Mu-
tual Accident Association.
Depository and Trustee, Chemical National Bank and
the Mercantile Trust Company of New York.
Maturity value of Shares 90. payable in monthly
instainiepts of 60c per Share.
Shares mature in about ninety months
Loans made the full amount Of shares in all the
No bidding. No bonus features. All loans st 6 per
cent.
More simple in its operation.
More profitable as Investment
More liberal and cheaper 20 the borrower than any
Building and Loan Association iu existence
L WALTER WEED, Sec and Gen. Agent,
a29-6t' 1914 St, Washington.
&FURS RECEIVED ON STORAGE
49, Cleaned and Insured
Against Damage By Moth at a small cost upon their
b. H. SIINEMFTZ son,
mi
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NAME OF Posr OFFICE CHASdED.-The name
OF the post Office at Brookland, on the Metro
politan branch of the b. and o. railroad. has
been changed to University The new Cath
olic University is located there.
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SPECIAL Instruction IN TORPEDO SERVICE
BY direction of the Secretary of War a gem
eral order has been issued from the headquar-
ters of the army to the effect that hereafter de-
tails OF officers for special instruction in tor
pedo service at Willets Point. n. v, shall be
for ten months instead of seven. as heretofore
beginning on the ist of December and ending
on the 1st Of October. The detail will be made
on the lst of September
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Call and examine Gas On.
CHAs. A. MUDDIMAN.
GAS FIXTURES AND LAsSaS
apS GA 10Th st., bet + and @ sts
K~THE TRADERS NATIONAL BANK
Washington,
9l0-9lS Peuna. ave n. w.,
Washington safe Deposit COnpany BuildipR
Bank Opens
$50 IN. from April to Oct. 1.
10 An, from Oct. " April /.
Closes Mt
This bank solcits the accounts larRe and smalD Of
Individuals firms and corporations, pledgin6
aud prom pt attention TO all business entrusted to it.
livery facility consistent with sound banking will he
extended to its customers.
Directors:
Geo c. Henning. Osceola c. Green.
ChAs. Baum. Geo. A. Shehau.
T. r. Droop, Enil u. ScEafer,
John i. Vsrnel Samuel \. Shedd,
VIM. A. Gordon, Emmons b. smith,
BeriAh wilkins
GEO C. HENEING, BRENT L. BALDWIN
President Cashier.
surplus tpaid in sdvancei. 100000
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THE EVENING STAR
SPECIAL NOTICES.

R2JTH ISSUE OF STOCK.
sEEfAL. SAVINGS AND BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
BOOKS OPEN FOR SUBSCRIPTION TO STOCK IN
The NEW 2JrH SERIES
81 90 PER SHARE NO BACH DUES.
The .'Serial" well known. after q most
printable career twelve years, during which time
large numbers of the citizens Of Washington have
ayailed themselves Of its Advantages savings n
stltutOn and n means Of obtaining money TO pro-
for other purposes that II Is deemed
only necessary TO announce the series a. they
start from time 10 time-May and November of each
year The books for the New 25th Series now
Opeu stock he subscribed for Every Day from
pam. to 30 at the Office Of the secretary and
Treasurer. JNO. A. PRESCOTT, Kellogg Building.
1Il6 ST. NV, Of any OF the following oh-
GERS:
RoBT. G. CAMPBELL, President.
5l7 10th ST. NV.
DAVID G. DIXON, Vice President.
surgeon Generals Office. War Dept
DIRECTORS:
NJ r. CALLAN. q. >. FIRM1N,
GEO W. CHASE, NM. MAISE
GU. II. FRENCH, j. W. 81. CLAIR,
J. d. TERRlLL.
JNO. A. PRESCOTT.
Secretary and Treasurer. kellogg Buildins. 14l6 F
st. NV ap29-l0t
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RS19TH ISSUE OF STOCK
OPEN FOR SUBSCRIPTION.
EQUITABLE
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION
EQUITABLE BUILDING" 1908 ST.
Shares are g.. so per month.
Subscription books will be open for shares in the
,9th issue on and after April 10, 1890.
Pamphlets explaining the objects aud advantages of
tie Association furnished upon application
Ofiee hours from to 4:30 pm. daily. On
the FIRST Wednesday in each month the office will be
open from TO O'Clock pm.
THOMAS SONIERVIIrE
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CHIEF ENGINEER SMITHS WIFE DEAp-The
wife of Chief Engineer VIM. S. Smith (the en-
gineer lately detached from the U.S.S.,
Charleston) died yesterday at Cheyenne, wyo.
on her way with her husband to this
city. She was the subject of surgical
operation recently in San Francisco and 1t
was thought that she was improving. They
had started east in the hope that the trip
would benefit her. The remains will be brought
on and the funeral will take place on Saturday
from Ascension Church.
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R@sPECIAL NOTICE
The COLUMBIA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
1HE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
DIVIDEND NO 13
semi annual dividend Of per cent the capital
company of the earnings for the past
s1 mouths has been declared and will be payable TO
stOrk holders and after Thu URSDAY, May l. 1890.
at the compsnys office. in the Kellogg building, l4l6
J St
Books the transfer of stock closed from April "a
70 May l. both days inclusive.
By order of the Board of Trustees.
ap22. D. $3.50 Il. K. WILLARD, Secretary.
RDR. SAMUEL 5 ADAMS HAS REMOVED
bis once and Residence from 1928 to
1852 st. Once Hours: to 10 am, IL to pm, o
20 Z y IL. Telephone 25S a2l-lm,eo'
ECONOMY GAS RANGES
GARDEN HOSE. VASES. SETTLES.
GAS FIXTURES AND LAMPS.
Agents for the
Z. 9. WATER PURIFYING CO,
"BUhring's Filter System"
s =. SHEDD BRO,
400 49, 9Th st. NV.
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HOS AND AFTER MAY l OUR
- store will be Open All Night.
SAMUEL Z. SI0TT, National
Hotel Drug Store. ap29-3t.
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>1 EXTRA BREwED BOOK BEER. Old AND

The Robert Portner Brewing Company of this city
Will supply their customers for commencing
April 20, with special and extra fine BOOK BEER,
brewed during the months of October and November
1855, hence bring ycdT and months Oid No extra
prlce will be charged this being intended as treat to
their patrons and friends. ap25-lw
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1--WE ARE SELLING 4 FULLY GTARAS-
D TED. EAsl-kUNSING 12-INCH LAWN
NOWER FOR $3.50
ADJUSTABLE WINDOW SCREENS, 81 75 DOE
WINDOW SCREEN FRAMES. 20c. EACH.
LlGnTNING OR GIN ICE CREAM FREEZERS
2 QUART. sL1J.
ICE CREAM FREEZERS, 4-QUART, s2.I5
70 FEET GARDEN HOSE WITH PATENT NOZ-
ZLE. e..
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H,T0 REDUCE SURPLUS WE MAKE THE
~ following low prices for cash:
Best Charcoal lin Roofing, "a. 30 per square.
Glendale and CaIneret at 81, Redipped at $3.50 This
includes 1elt and a three years guarantee against
leakage 'Parlor sun and Charm" Latrobes $40
''Sexton's Grand" $40. good Lstrobe at 81 D.
These prices include heating story above No. Brick
Sett Range, with water back, SIS No. :, Sl6. Ice
Cream Freezers, Refrgerator-, Gas and Gasoline
Stoves at low prices Lesky roofs cured no pay.
Plumbing, gas fitting, a..
yNO. MORAN. 2l26 Penn avenw.
1elephone yS4--. ap26 I'm
- WASHINGTON, DC, APRIL 49, 1880
~ The copartnershiP heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned. under the firm of F.
Culnane Co., Is tins day dissolved by mutual
sent, Mr.. John r. Cullinane retiring from the firm
The business Will be continued at place by
Messrs. Dusan 4 Butler. JOHN +. CULLfNANE.
MM. J. DUGAN.
ap2J-6t JOHN A. BUTLER JR
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OTTAWA, ILL, April 3O.-Company d of this
city has received word that it may be called
out for service on May in case of trouble In
the contemplated strikes at Chicago.
1t is thought that the coal miners are prepar-
ing for "A big strike on May and that the
militia, instead of going to Chicago, is intended
for the coal mines
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

LADIES. ATTENTION COOKING WITH
COhFORT-l will bake in the Florence OIL Stoves
from WEDNESDAY,, April 30, until SATURDAY,
May s. inclusive Cakes and Biscuit made with PAR
hlSH BANNING POWDER, given away during exhibi
ton. All interested will please call.
ap3O-2t JOS. +. PAGE. 1910 F ST. NV.
The Arizona sentinel., 1890-07-05


 That reliable and courteous off c;al, Will Smith, detective for the Southern Pacific company, was in Yuma for a couple of days this week.
 Hon. William C. Davis arrived yesterday from Tucson and will remain in town to attend t!ae meet ing of Prisom Commissioners next week.
 The display of fireworks and ascen- sion of illuminated balloons from the Putnato ice croam parlors last night, were brilliant success.
 Neil NJ: C;na:s brother of Mrs. E l. Mayes arrived here from Tue son, Thursday ana will remain in Yuma for few days.
 George McGarty: Matt Flynn and V. II. Elliott of Tucson arrived y : terday and will be appointed guards a5 the Territorial Prison.
 J. s. Sollignac the government farmer st Fort Yuma, is one Of the most energetic and efficient e1n- ployes in the service.
 Mr. Henry Burns of the Mohawk vall'y, former manager of Nortons ranch, is paying bis Yuma friends visit,
 Asa Post is in town; apd expects to return to his Mohawk ranch to-
The Arizona sentinel., 1890-07-05
< Assas@1E1oa. INSt:oe.

Farmers Irrigating Canal Company. Lo. cation of principal place of business. Tolteo precinc5, Yuma County, Arizona.
 Notice is hereby given, that at meeting of the B>atd of Directors, held on the 26th day of 4rgii IS0O, an assessment (No. 15.) of 70 dollars per share was levied upon the capital stock Oi the corporation payable in thirty days from the above date.
 Also an assessment No. I6, of 10 dol lars per share upon said stock, payable in 90 days from above date.
 Both of said assessments payable to the Secretary at his office in To:tec precinct, Yuma County, Arizona.
 any stock upon which these and other assessments shall remain unpaid on the 26. day fJaly l890, and on the 26th day of September 1890 respectively, will be de- 1inquent, and advertised for sale at public auction.
 Following is correct list sf shareholders, number of shares of each and amount due from each sbare holder.
 Name, No. Shares Amount due
The Arizona sentinel., 1890-07-05
Electric ER1a5cPs.

This remedy is becoming 50 we'll known and so popular as to need no special mention. All who have used Electric Bitters sing tbe same song of praiso-a puror medicine does not exist and itiS guaranteed to do all that is claimed. E. B. will cure all diseases of the Liver and Ri neys, wifi remove pimples. 6oils, salt rbeum an4 other afec- tions caused by impure blood. Will drive malaria from the system and prevent as well as cure all malarial fevers. For cure of headaches, constipation and indigestion, try Electric B;jtors. Entire satisfac- ton guaranteed CT money refund ed. Price 50 cents and $lO0 per bottle at any drug store.