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Indians Coming to Washington.

Gen. Miles has selected the following named
chiefs to go to Washington: Young-man-afraid-
of-his-horses, American Horse, Fire Thunder
and Hump Of the friendless and Little Wound,
Big Road, He Dog, Two Strike, High Hawk and
High Pipe of the hostiles. Some surprise is
expressed over the selection, as it WAS thought
Red Cloud would certainly 60 and Short Bull
and Kicking Bear have been among the most
prominent hostiles. Gen. Miles takes with him
to Chicago forty Indians, who will go to WASH
ington later on under the care of the War De-
partment Gen. Miles desires that they should
go to the capital under the guide of military
officer.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

SThe local circulation Of The EVENING
star is not only the dIrge and fullest, but it is
also the Brsr. since the paper goes not alone
into the hands OF the people Of the District Of
Columbia as body, but regularly into their
hornes,-into the families Of all classes, and into
those of the incorporating as well as the
money-earning portion of the community. An
advertisement in its columns therefore reaches
the eye OF everybody worth reaching.
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THIS EVENING,

u ATCLIFFE, DARR CO. Auctioneerr,
~ $40 Pennsylv ave. n. ".
CONTINUATION OF AsSIGNEE's SALE BY AUG
TON OF BALANCE OF STOCK OF DIAMONDS,
WATCHES. JEMELRY OF ALL KINDS, SOLID
SIL , AND SILvERcPLA1EDw WARE OF BEST
MANUFACTURES, GOLD AND SILVEli-HEAD
UMBRELLAS AND CANES. GOLD PENS
CLOCKS. BR0NZES. GOLD PADDOCK BRACE
Its. lMPORTED OPERA GLASSES, GOLD
SPECTACLES AND EYEGLASSES AND EVERY
THING C0NIAINEDI IN THE JEwELRY STORE
VoIGT HAAS. lib 1TH ST. NV.
Sale TOMORROW N-iday) EVENING JANUARY
TwESTY-THIRD. at SEVEN O'CLOCK and continu-
ing each evening at same hour until stock disposed
Of Goods sold at private sale duriny the day. Ladies
especially invited to the sale. by order of
oa2ett .. +. DUFFY. Assignee.
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A Permanent Orche.tr. propo,ea.

Arrangements have been concluded by which
New York Is to have permanent orchestra to
perform music Of the highest order. Propos-
ais made to the leading musicians Of the munich
pal capitals Of Europe have in many cases been
accepted and the services Of the best orchestral
performers ON this side of the Atlantic win
also be secured. The enterprise il under the
auspices OF the National Academy OF Music and
IL consequently in no way . business specnla-
ton, but ono in which the promoters viii be
liable for the expenses.
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EoLEY. Auctaoneer.

IMPROVED REAL ESTATE. HOUSE NO. 1901
MADISON STREET NoRTHWEsT, NEAR THE
CORNER OF u STREET.
Lot ls4 in By 90 eight rooms and hsth and pantry.
In good order. neatly papere rood and lafrobe.
cabinet and slate mantels: rents for $50 per month.
House nearly and wen built. Win be soidss AUG
ton THURSDAY. HALF-PAsr FOUR OCLocK p.
N. JANUARY TwENTY-NINTH. b front oi prem
tses This II part Of vsst part Of lot q, squn,s 49,
beginning 20 feet north Of street end running north
20 feet By depth lkz in.
Terms: oneAhird cash. balance IN IN. twsls md
eehtcen months. at pr cent per annum. sscu,ed By
deed Of trust eli cash, st puzrhassrs option. -
post Of olo0 Ct dime Of sals. Term 10 be conplisd
to ressll ct rsk cd cost q dsfauitinr purchas An
conveyanctng md recocd1nr g pgrchasrs col Par
this sslss = q WI b soAd uifhoys re.sfv..
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FUTURE DAYS.

WASHINGrON AND GEORGETOWN RAILROAD
w STOCKS AND BONDS FOR SALE
A. H. MULLER SON. Auctioneers will sell 100
shares Of stock (par value 500 and a15OO of per
cent 1910 bonds. dated July 4. 1889 convertible
INTO stock wien rxht TO increase obtained at the
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE. s. Liberty street. New
York city, on WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY Fol KTH
1891, at HALF PAST TWELVE p NJ. The stori
pays 20 per cent dyilends The bonds are issued for
the purpose of cabling the road which runs the three
principal surface lines In Washington, d. Z. vaua-
FRANK MOSS
Ell. Estate VI. u. Lane, decd
8. B. BROGNE, Atty Estate, Az - '"''
g3 Nassau ST., N. Y. ja21-tu tn sa IN I'm
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THOMAS Z. WAGGAMAN. Auctioneer,
l. VI. h st. NV.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
KNOWN AS No. 1918 n STREET NORTHWEST.
IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON D. q
By virtue of the decree OF the Supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia, in equity cause No. llapSj
shall oder for sale in front OF the premises on III
DAY. JANUARY TwENTl-AINa II, 1891, at HALF
PAST THREE O'CLOCK y. NJ, that part Of lot nuu-
bered three go in square numbered two hundred and
Columbia. embraced within the following Inefes and
bounds. namely Beeinnny for the saIle at . point on
street north foot west of the sortheasery corner
OF sai lot and running thence north parallel tine
east line Of said lot hundred and three feet and
nine inches Q0S) to thirtY-foot alley, thence
west 10y and with the line OF said azey GA
feet, tnence south hundred and tnrse feet anu
nine inches (l0S to said street, and thence east
10 md with the line of sad street tWenty-four ca
feet to the place OF beginning together with all and
singular the improvements. easements privileges sp-
or in snywi app ertsining The improvements con
sist OF the tlree-story and basement brick dwelling
house known as No. 12lj street northwest
Terms OF sale as prescribed by the decree One-third
Of the purchase money in cas, the remainder in NO
equa nstsliments. payable one and two years after
date with Interest ut cent Per from the
day OF sale. payable senn-a nnualy ana secured By
deed Of trust uon the prslnises all cash. at the OPP
ton Of the purchase A deposit Of $500 viii be
complied with within ten days ;roan the day OF sale the
trustee reserves the right resell the property al the
risk and cost of the detauinx purchaser after I'VE
days advertisements Of such resale sone
pub ished in the city Of Washington District Coluln-
bts All conveyancing and resprdIng at the pur-
chaser cost HENRY Z. DAVIS, Trustee,
Anal =. 26.2I.2S lendAil buiidhng.
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TRgsTEEg SALE OF FIVE 80 Two-sroRY AND
STORY BRICK BACK BCu.DINGs on o

HAASSEEMM ENSLt inKICh DWELLINGS, NTH TWO
NV.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust. recorded IN Iibsr No
ll26 folio 6, Of the land records Of the DSfrcf al
Columbia. and ct the request d the party Thereby
Yssmisss en WEDN EsbAy, FEBEGxEf FOURTH.
I'M lots IS. d9 o. dS ana 81 In tie subdivision Of
part OF os: and in square as. per Plat n book
H. page 14e. OF the rerds Of the Surveyor once OF
nid DISTRICT with the improvements above stated.
Terms: Onethird cash. of which olO0 mnst be patd
eQua inst.llments In six twelve and eighteen ontks,
from day sale and secured 81 deod Of fsf on PROP
sry sold viii . taken, or all cab. e opson Of pur
from sale the ruseees reserve the ugf 70 resel the
rgopaty at the rssk and cost Il the defsuting pur
wfn b. q purchassrs cot.
4asaaa. : idd5tt Z &AoeAxAs. A.
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UsE TIE PENNSYLVANIA RAILaoAD TO Barr
MORE ToNoRRow.-Round-trip tickets only
sl.ae. Good going ON Tao, $40, 900 and IL %
train until midnight-Adut.
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DoN'T FAIL to buy your tickets for Posner's
Especial Excursion ut Scheller l. Stevens be-
fore the train leaves on Wednesday morning
There will be no tickets on sale at the depot
Adck.
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.a-i-o.r AhthAS OONliNh. Ancfioner.
'rHos. d. wAGGAMAN.
Real Estate Auct.oneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF POUR ca TwO-SroRY AND
bACh BUILDING BRICK DNEIIINGS, ON
NORTH SIDE OF SHEET Bf TMlFN FIRST
AND THIRD srkEErs NoKlHWEsr AND
loIk tfl IMO-SfoRN Bk'Ck nMEIIINtsS
on IHlATl- IOOl ALLEY iMNRDlATTfN N
htah OF SAID FIRST DIS RiHED Hot STS
BY virtue uf deod # Trust, rep,fdei m Ial-r No
l4s folio 44s II the Land Records ~ the Distrit
Columbia, and at the request OF tle party fel.lN
cured. Will sal AZ puhc surfiOn. front ,i the
preniises on v EDNIsnAl. ILBkT ARN lot RTH,
1871, a. FOUR b'Clofk 4. NJ. iots III -. ~ "a.
81 81 SO and ~. IN the subdivision 81 lot 10 and
part 81 lot II. IN slnare sNi. pat Book :,
te -, OF the .eorls q TIE surveyors ohe Of sid
D-tr1cf, with tl" an irlNeliieuts aloN. stated.
1ers; One-fhitI cash. whit cleo must - d.
y sited each bot time ct sae ana laisn, " IN
three equal nstaIsn;s m q. - and IL ilanfia for
which notes OF pur,hassr bearinv n,er.st iroin day
OF sale and Secured by deed uf trust property sold
viii lie taken. or al cash. AZ ifun sf lurha~sr.
Terms TO Nv sunliesi with n frnf,i drN q
sale or trustees the rrllt res. 4 isl end
cos al asiau.tiflE purchaser rurriszsers ,on-
Neygncing anu Recording will d. NJ ha-srs,sS,
IN. Hs,hf'i;;;A>M M., Trustees.
THOs r. wA0GAMAN. Aurt. SA.sg-isds
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The bark City of Papeete arrived at San
Francisco on Saturday from the Tahiti Islands.
She brings news that the French government
is but slowly gaining possession Of the islands.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-27

BALDxRes h catching. says acientlst It's catch.
ing Niles IN summer time. Zee Hall1 Hair ReneWer
and cover the bald place with healthy hair ma is1
won't trouble you. -
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DUNCANbUN BRUS.. AuctioneerS. Ja.Edkd9
WALTER B. WILLIAMS q CO.. AactiOne.ss.

TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY. SOUTHWEST
WEST. AT AUCTION.
BY virtue Of a decd Of trust dated March %. A. d.
1871. and duly recorded in IAber No. 1241 folio .r7
lumbia and by direction Of the party secured thereby
we, we 'h. ri q public suction IN front q Tie prem
HALF-PAsT FoCR O'CLOCK p NJ, all that certain
Piece or parcel of land and premises known and dis
tngshed as and being lot numbered eight, square
numbered six hundred and two. laid down the
PLAY books OF the city of Washington. D. c.. together
with all the improvements therrcn.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash. balance IN one and
and secured by deed of trust ON property sold or al
c.sh At the option Of the purchaser All convey
&C, az purchaser cost. 400 down when the prop
erty IL struck on. and if the terms sale
pied with within ten days from day of sale the trus
tees the right to resell the property at riak and
cost Of defaulting purchaser.
k k1s1S II sH .. M9PkfSs,, Trustees.
ta1;l-dkds
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
TRTsTEEs, SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK
AyENTE NoRTHEAsT,. WITHIN a souARE

81 f TTE SokT dhtTfI S SE5iRns satzkR
By virtue OF three deeds of trust to bearing date
April IL, A.. D. 1873, April %. A. D. lssS and
January y. A. d. lSS. and recorded respectively IN
libers Nos. 1882 folio 50 81 seq ll.S folio 80
Of the District OF Columbia and at the request Of the
holder OF the notes thereby secured. We Will odsrfor
sa M n trSrt q the prsWise. On TUESDAY. The
1891, at HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK p: NJ. lot
numbered twenty nine CD. In Charles K.nnedy's
bred and twenty Cs2D. the said lot being i'm
proved by three-story Lrick dwelling house. and is
the city.
Terms Of sale; one-third Of the purchase money in
cash payable within ten days from the day of sale.
and the bslans in two equal payments At and two
years from the date of sale. with interest at the
rate o. per CENT per annuminterest to be raid semi
said deferred payments to be secured by the
notes OF the purchaser and deed of trust the prop
cry or AL the purchase be paid in cash at
any time within ten days from the day of sale. de-
posit Of Sl00 viii be required the time the sale
All conveyancng at the purchasers cost. II terms OF
sale are not complied with within ten days from the
Gay Of sac the undersigned trustees the right
70 and resell the property at the risk and cost
OF the dsfaulting purchaser after Ave days advertise
ment CHARLES b. MACRY 4 -.
FRANK 7. RAWLINGS,S AruSeee.
DUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers. ja22-dkds
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Hush. little baby. don't you cry,
Adcl
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FUTURE DAYS.
BOWLING. Auctioneer.

'i'HOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
PANT AND OIL. sTokE. 70. is4a i4TH SIT ~
CORNER OF $ ST. NV.
1891 Commencing at TEN O'CLoCK. i viii sell al
store No l142 18th st. the stock paints oils
mixed paints OF all kinds. enanlels, lamp-blark
coach paints, house paints. Masury coors. lnonz-
SaTnises m Sik and cans, winde% iass iaSr
in barrels, plaster OF PARIS burnt and raw amier.
burnt and raw sienna, dry eolors in Spanish
Princess Metallic olive. blues. yellow ochre. drab.
green siider' x abr ~. s Sc;
Comprising counters, shelving. two s. p cases. &C.
ruos now, ,xo WI; <: DUHAMEL. Assignee.
A UCTIoN SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGES.
"A F. WARREN JOHNSON. Aucsioneer.
FULTON. l2is PA. AVE n. W. commencing On
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY THIRD. AT TEN O'CLOCK
His stock of Forfeited Pledges in safe department from
80 sa7 e Uis she To 5O CONSIST $50
of Gold, Silver and Metal Cased Watches CHAINS
Saon PM Nes chans Plain GS od
and Set RIMS. Coins. Disnionds and other precious
Sale to commune mornings 10 O'Clock and EVENING"
at O'Clock until all the lots sold. Ticket holders
II. K. FULTON.
F. WARREN J6a sSssSSer
T'HOMAs Z. wAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY. NUMBERED
Il:ss 18th STREET NORTHWEST AND FOUR
On MoSpAY. FEBR aatA SECOND. AT HALF.
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK z. M. will offer for sale in
front q ~, the rre,nsss the nsIh hall Of 10, in
ja.27-5t THOMAS r. WAGGAhAN. Auctioneer
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TRuSTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY IN THE NORTHWEST sFs'TIoN Of
lHE SlIl, ooNsIsllNe or 4 NICE LgI uN
I'LL Nsk1H SIDE on > SThEEI BETWEEN
IlfIEENIH AND SIXTEENTH sfREETs, IN
PROVED By ATMO->IOhA BRlCh DNfII Ne
,NokIHWEsT.
By virtue Of deed q tr;lst dated May = A. D. lS7a
and dub regorded IN liber 49, folio -. - s-g., one
OF the land records u tn District Columbia Hsd
the Request OF the holder of ia. Thereby
We Will sell at public antfon. IsIti
on II kSDAl, FEBRUARY Third. A. d. ISssI al
HALF PAST POUR O'CLOCK =. N. the fo!loNin.-
real estate. situate m the city Of Washington
Distrirf Of Columbia. TO VIII All that sc. parcel
OF ground Known a. and l+ing bot numbered -
IA Blafe ana Kelley reIoI ied subdivision square
numbered one hundred and nnef tIlA togefhs.r
with the improvements thereon.
Terms OF sale: Dne-tlird the purchase money 70
be paid IN casRnd tie Ia An~e fhree equal INSTALL
mefts rsetiNely, m one tb. two 90 and thru 60.
Years, sesri 10y deed OF trust the prcg-rfy sold
with interest Mt per nj Per annun ptil paid. inter
esi lasAe seIuiannuaiiy. cash. tie oliuu
the purchnpr Adeposftc If 500 required the tiile II
sale 1ers OF salet0 be- compiled with DAYS nom
day OF sale or property Will be resold and
of defau ting purchaser on i've days ADVERTISEMENT
All conyes ancng and recoriin. At Illr.hasr's cost
BkAl NARD n. Manner -.
HLNkl STRASBT lGEIl. ir"s'@'S-
jals-dSds DUNCANsoN Bios. Auctioneer..
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THos. =. wAGGAMAS. Aat. tAsl-ikds
ID ArCLIFFE. DARR a CO., Auciiouspr.

TRUSTEES, SAIL OF s-sToRY FRAME HOUSE.
|. WITH ls.nn fEEI GkOI Nj. On SPRING ST.
MAE MAPlE AVE. ANAcuslIA,D DC.
Under and BY virtue u two certain dces Of
reSurded IN lAer l4sico - - SEQ one the iand
recorcs tor the District VI .uuIbiA the given
70 the more Cd nalls d.sr-le the ground aud rFc-
Uses and rvcurded IN lier lass. folio lu5 GA. the
land rerorqs OF the District OF Columbia aud VI
guest Of the party ur-d thereby. the undersigned
trustees Will sell At public anrtfun ct TIE
PREMISES, ca MONDAY, sfs'U>D DAi or EEBllI-
ARf A ID lseIl. a; fouR UclaiCk a. NJ. al ct lots
ten Nlo) eleven III. twelve t.l. thirtssn tlb aud
fourteen "a. VI. A. Grisvolds subdivision Of lots
sever tD and twelve az. tart Of Cirhsi.r,
with improvements AZ and all those l,es parcels
a; land and Premises yns lriweI the southwest line
uf ot nulner-d ten OlObof mentioned subdivision and
the northwest line OF Morris ruad.es present
tutesl and the right Of tle alley
said 40; ten tlOl, continued through TO said
road, together with improvements.
Terms sale: onettElrd purchase utuney 90
Paid la cash. residue munthy. quarterly. sli-annn-
ally or annually s~tiients ssgreating
SIX hundred dollars tr,bol and = a y
ler cent per annuln. payable quarterly Nhich
lurrhhser u 20 s1ke IrlIr~Ora 10 deed
o: trust ON property sod. al cssh. olyin
rlfaser- III terms Of souII eisd
days IRON day sale the IA 4,
resell AZ risk and purchaser after
I'VE days advertisement II IA,
paper published IN Washington. be. A deepest a
tvs hundred dollars e.sol vii required WHEN It'd
Is acoeIed All conye, sncns and rerurdiur ai Of
the pulc laser. Al.BLkI Is, AZ IA, frusias.
d. dkrts W ~ BALDWIN. hu-fe.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.

w sss III ST. NV.
rI MSEMDYFs HnMy MoRNISe, JANUARY TWENTY;
sell Within my sales room Household furniture cSni-
S5si fsrss and Bed noom sus E,isnssn I.ls
Stoves. Kitchen and Din,p. Room U'ensiis
One Piano and Ihrse show Cases.
Lot Of ccthng and 200 Tar shoes and Boots for Men,
:, WN. LowENTHAL-
Anctiuneer.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
SPECIAL AND IMPORTANT SALE
By Catalogue
OF an
EXTRAORDINARY COLLECTION OF
ANTIQUE AND MODERN ORIENTAL RUGS.
CARPETS. PoRTIEREs. KMBRoIpERIEs, &C.,
To be sold by public auction
Army Art Rooms 18th aud Penn ave-,
TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY. FRIDAY
AND SATURDAY.
January %. D, %. 30, 81. 1891.
ALLAN. and .3opm
On exhibition with Catalogue
Monday. January 20.
By order Of the Oriental Trading Co.. Importers
js23-5t THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
RATCLIFFE, DARR CO.. Auctioneers.
~ a2O Penna ave. n. W.
ENTIRE STOCK OF HARDWARE, HoUsEFUR-
NNplssHiNGs, CUTLERY, SHOW CASES COUNT:
STORE no. 5of Seventh sTREEr NORTH,
On WEDNESDAY MORNING. JANUARY
TMENTI-E1GH1H. 1891. Al TEN O'CLOCK, we
tained therein to With The attention Of the trade and
pf TTRM Rsi cRs i called
,a23-lt KATcLIFFE. DARR CO., Aucts.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
CONTRACTORS SALE OF FOURTEEN MULES
On MRBSks6ar gASnAnr III T SR Sshhf i.
1891. at ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. N. in front Of my
IA GOOD WORK MULES.
GOOD WORK HORSES.
Can be seen until day Of sale Drove Yard Stables,
warranted TO be as repr-ssptsd, every SniiiAi
This sale affords a splendid chance TO secure good
Sa54SE TRoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TTNIrED STATES MARsHAL's SALE
By virtue of an order of sale issued out of the clerks
once Of the Suiee Court OF the District Column
hla holding district court in admiralty No. pes
Mersdth Winship Co.. bbeilsnts, the steam
and TO directed. will sell at public sale for cash
the Of High street in Georgetown in said
TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. the said steam tug Lonede :.
her tackle p sPSifeiI imarntISs S Marsha,
RATCLIfFE. DARR a CO., Aucts. ja:s,-dids
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PRESS DmPArcHEs FROM THE WEST REACH NEW
YoRK-HAvoc AT PHuApELPHIA-rHRoUoH
new xSaLAxD-rRASsNIssioN OF NEWS &C
coNPLrsHED WITH DIFFICULTY.
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RATCLIFFE, DARR CO.. Auctioneers,
$50 Penna. ave- NV
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BY order ofw. b. cLAGErr. Attorney.
ia2I-dis THOMAS BOWLING. Apr.,o,c-
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THE STORM IN THE BA'

The number Of oyster boats which arrived at
Baltimore yesterday morning was considerably
smaller than usual on Mondays. All the cap
tains report the storm Of Saturday night one
Of the severest ever experienced.
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looks q Blood and SKIN diseases frss.
THE SWIFT sPEcIr1c co.. As,assa, q
Arizona republican., 1891-02-07
LOCAL BRENlTlES.

The fragrance of the peach blossom IS in the air.
 The Justice Courts have had no busi- ness for several days.
 Today the celebration of the Chinese New Year begins, and the night air VIII be full of celestial harmony.
 Arizona's sunshine brings smiles to the faces of the Eastern visitors just out of the cold and snow and sleet.
 Quite a number of capitalists have ar rived in Phoenix lately and are looking over the valley with view ot investing.
 A fine performance will be given by the local dramatic club in their play ol Caste" at the Opera House next Mon day evening.
 The Pioneer Brass Band yesterday entered suit against the Territorial Fair Association for moneys due for services rendered during the last fair.
 Al hawley picked up on Washington street and left at this office for the owner. pretty little gold bracelet, with a bangle lncribed "From Papa to Ruby" The Ia lies of the NJ E. Church served dinner yesterday to a large number Ol people. The bill of fare was ol the homemade order and was treat to the average restaurant subject.
 George Bernard yesterday received from miner by the name oi Bailey { beautiful specimen of gold and silver bearing rock. No information accom- panied the sample, but it IS probably from a new discovery.
 A Mexican woman 67 years of age anc the mother of Esteben Heguerra, i'm prisoned in the county jail on the charge of robbery, died yesterday of slow con sumption. Her boy was permitted t' attend her dying hours.
 The Walnut Grove Water Storage suit yesterday, occupied the District Court Both sides concluded the taking ot testl monv and argument by Messrs. Barne and Edwards for the plaintiffs and John son and Campbell for the defendant will be opened today. Nothing was dom in the Supreme Court.
 A concert was given at Huntington Hall, at Tempe, last night, Tor the Dene fit of the Methodist Episcopal church that place. The program included song by Phoenix male quartet, also trl composed ol Mrs. Gage and Mr.Johnston of Tempe, and MT. D. c. Williams, c Phoenix. A duet by MT. Johnston an Miss Sampson and basso solo by MT Williams were encored. The music wa all of great merit and large and apprt ciative audience were in attendance.
Arizona republican., 1891-02-07

enjoying the sunshine of Arizona while their homes are visited by the snows and sleets of an Eastern winter. They will remain in the valley for two or three weeks. General Connor is the guest ol Jerry Millay and Mir. Anderson the guest of Mir. Hine.
 J. w. Crenshaw left on this mornings train as the representative of the Ph9- nix Lodge of Ancient Order of United Workmen to the bienniel session of the Grand Lodge, to be held at Canyon City, Colo, next week; The districts represented are Colorado, New Mexico and Arizona, and the session opens next | Tuesday,
Arizona republican., 1891-02-07
PIE RSONAL.

M.J. Nugent, SheriffOf Yuma County, arrived in the city yesterday.
 Dr. G. II. Adams and daughter, Miss Lillian, arrived yesterday from Chicago, where the Doctor has been undergoing treatment for a disease of the eyes.
 E. NJ. Reavis, "the Hermit of the Superstitious Mountains" was in the city yesterday. MT. Reavis is one of the famous characters of Central Arizona, and with his long hair and beard was an object of universal attraction upon the streets.
 General Connor, Ex-Governor of Maine, and now president of the North ern Banking Company, of Portland, Maine, accompanied by w. II. Anderson, an uncle of Thomas Hine, of the Mari copa Loan and Trust Company, oi Ph@' nix, arrived in the city yesterday. Both of the gentlemen are extensively inter ested in the city and valley and are combining business with the pleasure ol
Arizona republican., 1891-02-07
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