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PROPOSALS..

TREAsuEl DEPARTMENT. oIF1CH SUPER
HGgsss' III 6 n s.s;'sA \ hat s
sa sss
q b. sss1S.
VIZ SSish = asS spsSs.slss . -
Each bid must Be Sccompaned By Certified check fer
psp0.a 10' q 3: sSg n
OF n e Tss Tx sias e Or @
s:sr ne ni
ea1eopes and s % io Conn m
sss sna ss9Rs 59ons fer shs pSs gs
EpbhooKE sntssVsns xicii3scs saof? ,ssso T.
pROPOsALs FOR FURNISHING vITRIFIED
N Tii Be-
S 4 ti fly pe fTMhtHf SIG SSl
pis6 6s S0o;S more q las: yftfiasd Paving
s $ * the civ on ssSns1s
p.oPGss,ls and specincssio9s s0ssher With NJ nsces
s:s Russ Russ. W. Z 'fR5asEfa
Ho ~ TIE 6 EfEAsgh JUNE 1852
qn VIE
humber for the year ending June so. iSe3I
The light to reject anyo ali bes or paris of bids
Psr.iculs.s furnished on application to the under
ses5-s. '' hours S 3. B. !: JoHSsoN. Treasurer
TREASURY DEPARTNENT. OFFICE .sUPER-
Ss 9eIoSK OF psfis'a IL sif
sor a and Spfnsa and ayns IN
psae complete .1 tse
nishing and putting q hrst-cfass non-conducting
ntnss and valves in BASEMENT for the unised sSs;
CUSTOM house and Post office building at Georgetown,
s hs SsS a and once d
ths office q the custodian q Georgetown b c. Each
cen. .mo9nt f of p!
81 I'D II
Sc
ssalsd and tor the low
snS the aaa
ss. ss eFabG st
saspy FY pv.oa saas y
Ssls. II II
ity Roay Brs'sss, carpet t.nsre or less) Fun infor
ssSss;s - ss!asss;a
printed forms FURNISHED BY the dspsr:msn placed IN
sssiea Sorssd on TIE OUTSIDE
Supply DIVISION addressed 10 H. L. lis S s5s7 81
PE33sSsAIs FOR RSyoLSENs 0HRs wAE
ss;y;a q: Fs. SHHzy is
seen and full Interrogation furnished application TO
tne undersisned fhe department reserves the right
to reject any or al bids and TO waive dsfects Pro-
Sosais mus. be on TIE printed form: furnished By the
iSsss
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR WASHING
~ ton, D. c.. June 20, 1892 -Seaicd proposals will
faSsspp I'VE Sht ksasI9qk
ioT N s S RIRS in B Pss ready for
hydra9,ie frsght elevator, suitable for pssssnz
Hs9 Bidders Will exapne the premises spd furnish
their own and plans IN detail and esti-
laate for the whole work Proposals TO be addressed
81 TlsHasa1 En-
For further Information apply TO the chief clerk the
department.. JOHN W. NOBLE. Secretary.
TTSSITEp STATES COAST AND GEoDETIc
1882 Sealed proposals will be received at this Office
9n aii,, 2AE Er GCL9CK M Of THURSDAY, JUNE
supplies FOR the u the Coast and Geodetc Survey
Once In such quantities as may be required from
nns TO time during the dscal year ending June 80.
1873 including chemicals. grocers' sundries. car
dealers In the articles will he accepted and awards
VIII be made item by item to the best bidder for each
item The prices proposed must include the delivery
q the articles az the Coast and eeodee Survey ONCE
Blank forms Of proposals Will be furnished on applics-
hoo 70 the UNDERSIGNED. The right reserved 70 re-
sect any ali bids and to wavo iny defects Envei-
opes containing proposals should be marked Propo-
ixely. end addressed to the Superintendent United
States Coast and geodetic Survey, Washington D. O.
I. C. MENDENHALL. Superintendent. je24-5s
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MessrA Sheppard 4 Lavender have, for .. b.
Bradley, alsd bill against r A O.silssr for
an account, %. II b ~ forth tAat they wsrsas-
sociatsd q partnsn in IL rel sssAAs end insur-
ence eaanses tom April, iese, 70 yaanary,
~, wnon ne conpasinant withdraw, and s.
~ azm and has ssst ne crsditors 70 Mn. &c
80 An tn3unotlon 70 pssvsas - da1sa1snt
fsom fuxtksr eouss1iana. :
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Another Ejecfment Suit.

Messrs. w. Mosby Williams and John Ridout,
as the attorneys for John H. Walter, Saturday
filed in the law court an ejectment suit against
John Linder, Johanna c. Block and Sigmund
J. Block for the possession of three-fourths un-
divided Of original lot 8, square 800. 1t will be
remembered that only about a week ago Mr.
Walter and others by Mr.. Ridout filed specific
performance suit in the Equity Court about this
same lot.
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COUNTRY RHAL ESTATE.

y proved; sosd orchard; sis-reen house; sriendid
sert9E; nice sheiei half mile nom station: rfiee.
spS.sS 8 l. HIVE. Vienna. F.,rf.r county, va.
ENoR SALE OR HxCHANGE = 421 ACRES
MINUS rom 81 als s. ds s9 EsbsS q
sSss asS from AZ Sssss' 's ass
F'oR sAf, 2. axCEANeE ron CITY PRoP-
ss ~ v q s'q:s srs s' sas hen
a'' sss; 81 Sia,ff small
For sALEE3oACnEs At FALLS CHURCH. va
Br,ss' sasSs TSss' HEssf7 Co. .I i$S
@ae bs sSa %'f ssa
a.:
Rom %, Lean and Frus. building hAh ,es S9
ss sssS, "a s: seoH Esw MoXsE Ss ACNE
~ nss S2rss sln l1 s SsT
:fs iS: s & .s:y 4 .iss
Z: s'Ss:f'J afss fRa''6i 2ff e. s:
STgrfsAS TITLE IEsYhANCE COMPANY, roo
oounass, Nd. and n xEIandfis and Fairfax conn.
ties. Va. Also insures titles. Send for fee list.
je3-m, Y&s,u
E0R sAIr-L0Ts N WESLEY HEIaHTa OpPo-
cite American University frym s425 TO $3.50; Y
for sale rent, I'll ened. lmps thie l. one Of the
most delshtfu suburbs of Washington; 230
JOHN r WKdG{MXS.
je21-H TOO 1&th st.
EcoR SALE OR EXCHANGES ACRES OF DE
3 isa Ss rs at sas
quarter miles from BROOKS ;t' SS%E sp9y aner
je4-1ms fp7 n T. ave- NV
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

EoR -sAI,f-e0 ORIGINAL LOTS IN THE
northeast section Of the city; six corners among
g sad sssy @ieis y rs rst nj soGs
l0O6 ct. NV, Rooms and 8. je2T-3ts
ZOE sALE--MAEs. AVE n. E. Lot 20xs3 TO
a f8deet alley; new party yMl ssJ tsEipsi soniy
II 81e 14th st. .. ".
EUR sALE-ATgRACTIvE boRNER IN HOI-
subdivide 70 a3fa ntage only 10 cents feot
1t BRfCE B L1PsCOMB, 61s t4th st. NV.
EQR AVE. WASHINGTON HEIGHTS;
lot 25x1Q4 to 16n alley conofeted street: water,
sewer sew. saai all sty sYatsneRsss; nssniacent FrSs.
terms. one -th.rt Gssh, bsJsnss IN three fyars,
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Marriage Licences have been issued by the
clerk Of the court to the following: ChAs. Il.
Reed and Elizabeth Berry; Chas. Henry Owen
and May Lair Of Madison county, Ohio; Sandy
Wallace and Leila jackson; Henry E. Hold
ridge Of New Lebanon, n. Y, and Annie john
SON; W. b Waters and Ella NJ Scott.
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Mn. Rollins want. . p,v.r,..

salie O. billiard married Edgar 7. RolIins in
King George county, Va, on February 2, lss7,
and in December following she charges that be
deserted her. She now sssks . divorce. Win
leave to resume her maiden name, in bill fled
by MessrA- A. L Aughsnbsush and J. A john
son.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-27

The Keystone express train on the Pennsylva-
mia railroad Ms wrecked by spreading switch
near Valparaiso, Ind. Andrew Akin Of Halti-
moro was reported among ths injured
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FOR SALB-HuUSEs.
EOk SALE

EoR E4LEHUUsE on 3 81. BETWEEN FrH
and 1uthi al modsfn improvements; viii Be sold
chesg 70 Immediate purchaser. Apply to b13 st.
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Army OrdeH.

Capt Henry II. Adams, eighteenth infantry,
now on leave Of absence at Newport, KY, viii
report by letter TO the superintendent Of tina
recruiting service, New York city, TO conduct
recruits to the department Of Texas. Upon
the completion of this duty he viii Join his com
pany.
Leave Of absence for two months IL granted
20 First Lieut.. Lester W. Cornish. nth cavalry.
Capt Moses Harris, first cavalry, viii report
BY letter 20 the governor of Wisconsin for such
duty as may be required Of him during the en-
campments Of the Wisconsin National Guard,
commencing July 10, 1882, and ending Angus
IA, 1892.
= Leaye Of absence for four months, on sur
geon certificate OF disability, il granted Lieut..
Col. Francis II. Parker, ordnance department.
The extension of leave of absence granted
Capt Samuel T. Hamilton, second cavalry, h
further extended one month on surgeons cer
tificase Of disability. h.
The funeral Of Capt. Mayer, who vas killed
In . duel with ne Marquis de horss, tock plscs
prominent officials and great crowds Of citizens.
In the Beckenham Eng.) lawn tennis tour
nanent Saturday O. :. Campbell, the Amer
lean champion, and his partner, the Engliah
player, BARLOW, were defeated In tina dnalroun1
Of fhe gentIemen's doubles.
Or. Parker and Or. Tslmadge, In the CITY
Temple. London, yesterday denounced o. -
esult % Mr.. Gladstone.
Il. T. Wolccss - Denver, Col, broshsr q
Senator Wclcoft, q in Chicago endesvoring ~
Gfve an iDpetus % the boon sfarte 10 nominn1s
Judge WnI1er @. 0rsaham "a the peoples par0
tatse Ssr Rsssidsnl
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OR SALE--L0TS,
WM. H. SAUNDERS h CO.,

WMi H. SAVNBERS co,
Lot z, So 5f3 tand imprevements), ST. n. ~ f.
st. pet 18th and 18th, 24x95. @ ......... = 50
kst bet. Corn. ave; and 18th. 30x10o. 3 90
1Q{h st. near slcott Circle Observation-Disclosures. q. 80
trns r. stf afid Ia * s1ti *
1Sh !perth stisl bek isth and 10Th s3
Qreeoh ave In side) bet. 18Th and 1Ph 19x90. J. %
Telhsss ave. hear St. 1fK1u............ I. 10
54ns10. Merton place (psft: 81. J. So 500. zoe
10000. II at. Opposite Kendall Green. -. 7Oc
o. NV, oye{1oeking r. l. ave., 3uxloO. ...... 47Sc
kEt. asphalt sewer. voter, gas 9Qe
ga e. ne, bet ana
25xa0 21st st. NEAR alley 81 Is
2oHse. Madison st. 81, DUPONT GirTls sv 81 90
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i1rp.,ys.fh,e Or s s Us III gssa ,e4am.al,.a
0,oU byis5hq IS ia r. S4rsoo
221ot R294 Rounday sI1 go I'd st, b h.
r bs y oe00 81 a a. s4 sin 4 ESQ
,saf H. s y u, 6SS sss H. sr. a0S
Col 70 gu y ave ln39 1i5th st d h, 81. l2 ,obo
and % r st.. "A. QQQ1ky9& st, h, m l.
eO.1Hst p. 1rs.. .19. GO NJ ....-.:... Q.600
5sN t. a4 b III T. III. IT. 81 to'"o
st. h. O00 sse isa 4: tsi h. 1000
In 81 be-, Mas. ave rs XII, b. iir.... S.GS9
end u s.,..y.... q. 600 81 O st. b b, m 1,
mi "a i# in9 COO ,iss Gin St h, d. sSSS
%3y % Al Irathcrs 14al boundary, h,
1iss 8,Rs, S,.srs. t. h.nr.- III. $$SS
shd2 houses in rear, l29H Np j, R, mi. 5000
4rs each. :,..x......e o0geQa 5th ct. b, m l.,
'''' st. '' IL ss = s1ha. Sh : ' 500
The above IL only portion Of the pypI,sfty on my
s assi e; md i & A 5 + a Ta5s
S;sss n AsP S,{.p
s xs ssS,:s e. srss ssr'
pay21-o Cot 1BU7 Est.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
!, al District of Columbia Msshspsten June "a.
have received from oOngress the folio wing bl. With
request tor their vews TO the proprety u ie
msnt Before reporting this bill the Commissioners
VII! hold a slecial session At IL o'clock on
insere stsd, W.; bill "a. n. e075) ITO regulate
iuaibis !" j. W DoJGLAss j. W Ross. " Il
ROSSELI, Commissioners DC. 1t
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EVH BALE tWEST WASHINFIVN1-
II 2125 Poplar st nv 1873 33tn st.. 2fr opt.
ses NV. 81 Dr. ID soo az. SSf 4 5000
& :lsy 100 III ss:sssSi
lot 25T1SO. 2.Ooo lol a5xbb: alkey: 800
AZ sss sSOo Il, a s \ s ssO0
as :. NV ior ESQ ssfi ~ sRa sosSrs,
and store. IL i. 4, 0003030 p ct nv, 11f BIZ.
a207P st NV. Tor b. 90 H1. lpt 2sat19 ;e.ooo
LII ssd St ir Sr 600 aiaS io Il aS 81
l., lot 25.5Ox13o 1851 p st NV, Groom
ap1s-3m 1245 ed st. Nv.
EoR sALE-OR RENT-1433 AND I453 RHODE
I Island ave- Apply on premises or to WIN. BIENEY.
45S Louisiana ave. je2s3m
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FOR sALEzTHE CHEAPEST CoRs,ERIN CQLUM-
C0 or OF 18TH II AND HARVARD SITS; LOTS s
bER TT Sc. ONLY q; 800 CASH REQUIRED.
je2i3t David b. STONE, 500 F st.n
EoR sALE-FINEST CORNER IN lexington
at Very low figure; has every Improvement; can be
beautifully subdivided; easy terms. HODGES 1
TEL 1908 ST. te24-3t
ErOR SALE-A FINE LOT IN THE BOOMING SUB
Il division Of lexington; location on st. /; lot 4
square 3; 5oxlO0; great many improvements being
made: cheapest lot In the square at 65c. per foot
je22-6t RUSH CO., 615 st. n. W., Room e.
EOR sALE-LOTS 10 AND 20, BLOCK 81, CON.
l. tanning "a s23 So IT. corner 18th and Harvard
ST., at SOC. 50. #. Payable y cash. balance and
years at per cent. Address Mrs. ANNA NORTH
2S.io l4th st. n. W.. cor. Kenesaw ave. je22-6t
FoR sALE-slo SECURES LOT.
have for sale SEVERAL BEAUTIFUL LOTS
" the growing seaport city Of NEWPORT NEWS.
va 30IlS on nicely Graded streets, at $500 each.
which can be secured by paying @l0 cash and SO per
month until PAID i2r Money invested in these lots
For pats and Information call on JAMES +. BROWN,
Agent, SO4 10Th st. NV. Washington, d. c.
Telephone 473 jeS-1m
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Twg ES!EE9FFf hsE 1alE9 RSSsrs,
PRICE. n 80 "a Ar 5v Ss,s9O EACH.

are fast approaching completion. They contain 81
rooms bath, large closets and pantry n kitchen ls
tTobe In parios and open fireplace heater In difinr
ROOM finished In hard Oh with cabinet and slate
tells.
Located on Duncan place northeast, which il being
1mproyed with pavement, curbs ard sidewalks.
1' ~ ''' MaI -ss iii s'f BATcHELDER,
N.Y. Corner 10Th and @ sts
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T. PROCURE HOME. COOKE PARK.
SUBDIyISICN GEORGETOWN HEIGHTS
nj! fHHHEE hHTH ARE AhE BEAUTIEULLY LOCATED
70 BE coNCkETED, SIDEWALKS PAVED AND
T ~ Az oNNC Ti l9 AND l2EoOT ALLEY S0NNEc,
4 sT hHEE AM J RFRfH Is 10 lis FEkf
81 cR Rss s sSEEAH II S91T
FUN ss sR IF I'd p SbIp T WNH6 81 SNX
EsTATHE Tir,GrE EGTIEbE pv G3RY ~ THE REAL
l. 1s&2, EOR IS; FOR PLATS. PRICE LIST AND
bhfTTRTTn a IMPORTATION ADDRESS OR AP-
my1sIsm G. Il. FIcKLINa. 1os4 a2D ST. NV.
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jee5-2t i407 + st.
E1OH sALE-CHEAPEsT LOT ON NORTH SIDE
e P{ 9 at near New Hampshire ave. TEo cheap
bqildire lo.s. shannen place. Anae9ste Imrgoysd
je2o.3t eis St. Room 4.
Eon SALE-FOR A HOME SITE OR INVEST
neps, Columbia road hear Ontario ave., with parx
view % feet 'front.' with b0ft. street IN rear. 74s
H., R5c.
18th 1t, Columbia Heights. west side. 56x15O.
cASS,apsst lot on the street 79e 10,
,sS. ave.. aeaSNsIn Saf1Rn 3 2S&s ,a,or,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-27

While wealth and beauty cengregate
/ Where cool and salty waves abound,
The city small boy has to wait
Until the sprinkling cart comes round.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.ss

by brick house containing rooms store and cellar
the above 1operty at 9 bargain n bought at gpce
n e. cor. 18th and q sts- h. ". te25-I
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~ building Papers. Mothproof Goods Fire Brick
Clay and The Asbestos. Hiue Lining Pulp Slate. &C.
sp14
MUSIC-sEND FOR CATAL00UES-WE FILL
1sA orders PROMPTLY and at the lowest prices. Try
HENRY WHITE. 935 = st. b2S
DofULAR MUSIC ONLySAND 10 CENTS TAKE
soae or your vacation. learn them and then write
thiId o. THoMsoNs Music sfoKE. SEA IIth s..
sfk9 a / GLur
3 "a M.aA. Erssysa,.s.
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TIE sEAsHoRE.

81 think will have quite large output this
season" remarked the hammock complacently.
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Where arc You going. my pretty maid?"
"I'm going milking. SIR she said;
"May 60 with Won. my pretty maid2"
"Yes; you can work the pump" she said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-27

'II get book and put my mind on it," said
Willie Washington.
"That might be a good idea," replied Miss
Pepperton, shut I'd be careful to put paper
weight on the combination"
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LNOR SALE
by brick house cgntainipF 6rYonS store and cellar;
fSi p4Ss apply o g cHaRLR Rsps
d; .as asss s.
81. nv: the Properly Containing rO9ms and bath;
\; pr T c i s. f&sDE E'f esss "a
es9S. bssnce q suit: i$s1S Il s pri:s store and
ssSs Il SAND hG siHis' 9S ST.. Sf
~ 5sss Qs..a Sas. n; s
ss'Sss n FE ia &
Fos 49, yEnY oHEAP SEw e-RooM BAY
$:nssfs 5SsY Heal P' E.ss:s "a
a sG' ~ and FT0 ro snx
.ns
: e. II Us AIN. ss:s
sPss apS,SlS e sSs Slss sasfss p sSs Ssi,snsi
A.'s. Building eae t' Shh ss''
For sALE-A SPLENDID INyEsTMkNI Or
n pss sa P on
i terms sig i;'f s'sf' III RI s sSs !.
E'Qk SALE BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE AT A
bargain IN spler aid location. northwest 8 rooms
and BATH brick, all mod. imp lot 17r104; 10 r.
s:as and l2-it side alley price only s7ooo terms
sss. ''''n's EE1HSssfiffkDAr HAIDEE En- J !.
FOR sALE-sPEcIAL BARGAIN: NICE 8
room and cellar brick; all mod imp lot l7xS0 e
rear sey terms $500 cash and next payment OF $3.50
't tsi 81 10 o' YESTERDAY AT Fl HALDEMAN,
E,oR SAILOR WILL EXCHANGE FOR I'M
Lf9yed or unmsroved prSDery ip p sAs ctt Gyn.,,n-
ms rooms and bath; large reception hall; newly
painted Inside and out; ndsoney papored and deoo
fsted elegant ssbtae maptels and chandeliers good
and walks; location high and healthy near the f.;
nous TsSorss sprinss large hen house, wood Shed
sss fs q St e to S
For price and terms apply WEED Co
street yards fb0 feet deep: 81 600 for the
fos . & immediate purcso5issS e FIX IR sirni r
EoR sALE-A BUSINESS PROPERTY, Is TT. BY
50; brSh under rent; on 10th ST. south of Pa ave.
saly De ss ss1a ssa 1 alley square
ST: n v. bet. 18th and 18th; story and
Lot and house, aa1so; near Iowa Circle price sSS3
c c 4 s ssy 9Df5sS ps5ossxi ,n e@oo
3. NV story e. bath rent s$s; price SssS
sts St. n =. bet and SIS aIIe4 price. g. SS
2soTy brick. North Capitol ST. price. .0O
Call and get 9 list OF property.
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Prorosels will be received until fHURsD1Y, JUNE
90 1882, for furnishing Howard Uniyersity with
The night to reject any ali bics or par Is Of bids
reserved
Particulars furnished on application to the under
5e25-at j. B. JoHNSnN. rrea.nrsr
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-01-10
Wins Thea Bels.

A Nogales justice of the peace is now in the lead. He has wrested the championship from Tombstone and the belt will be forwarded to him by next mail
 Editor Houston, of the little paper called the International, said some pretty plain things about the conduct of government official down there. In fact he repeated the language of the Florence Enterprise against Tit comb. The latter had him arrestet! on a charge oi criminal libel and here is the balance of the story taken from the Herald:
 The defense admitted the publica- ton and claimed that they were jus tified in it under the plea that they were entitled under the laws to crit. else the acts of public officer, offer ing to introduce testimony in an effort to prove the truth of the charges. This was ruled out by Judge Cumming un- der the following decision: Under these statutes it has been held that where criminal information for libel is laid. the magistrate, upon the pre- liminary inquiry before him, has no jurisdiction to hear evidence relating to the truth of the libel, or to any other justification. If publication be proved he Is bound to commit"
 The defendant was held to answer before the grand jury with bail placed at S1 ,000. He went to iail.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-01-10
Opening Bids.

The board of supervisors opened proposals today for county supplies for the ensuing year:
 The advertising was awarded to the PRosfEcToR at rates fixed by law which includes publication in Weekly Epitaph.
 The job printing was awarded to the Wilcox Stockman at an average of S3.70 per 800 blanks.
 Contract for care of small pox pa tients was awarded to Dr. Hamilton at Sl0 each per day.
 For caring for indigent Dr. Hamil- ton secured the contract at xl !06 per patient per day as against bids of Dr. Huse, SI35, Goodfellow SI1S and Sullivan $l60
 Captain Kelton will take the insane persons to Phenix for $50 each. Other bids were, Taylor, $5s, Tarbell, $53, Reilly s5275.
 Mr. Tarbell will bury the indigent dead at $9 for adults and B for chil- dren under 10 years. The bid of J. s. Taylor was $2l.
 Miss Nellie Walsh will feed the county prisoners at B cents per day each. A. Toquet bid B cents and j. Ceasar 36 cents.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-01-10
A Home Industry.

The Universal, published in the City of Mexico, denies that foreign capital will be enlisted 10 work the coal fields of Sonora, but says; "rhe coal deposits are so great and they are so well authenticated, that Col. Garcia has succeeded, what appears almost a miracle in our country, to awaken the sleeping energies of our countrymen ; and several persons of elevated stand ing have taken hold and are making arrangements wish the concessary company, ior working the mines, so that this great enterprise will remain purely m the hands of Mexican capi- tai. This signifies not only patriotism but good financial sense. which, As is we'll known, has not been common among us."
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-01-10

Frank Hudson of Bisbee was ad- judged an insane person by Judge wolcott yesterday, and ~ill be taken to Phenix by Sheriff Kelton. The unfortunate man had a peculiar way Of going down in the Copper Queen mine, where he worked for a leng time. and imagining himself still at work, would go out with the shift, and down 10 the office where he would ask for his time and an order on the store. He repeated this so often that he be- came too much of nuisance, and was brought over for examination. The two witnesses were NJ. Madigan and F. Vaughn. The demented man did not appear insane at the examin- arion. He questioned the witnesses closely regarding his tran sact ons. and was asked bv the judge ii he thought the two witnesses were sane. "Weli, 1 think Tom is all right, but 1 think Nike is of his nut" wss the reply.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-01-10

A new idea in the way of saving money has been inaugurated by the Bank of Tombstone. It IS simple clock made of nickle and in shape re- sembling safe It is about four in ches square and on the top is slo; that will receive money as large as a silver dollar. On the back Is door that can only be unopened at the bank Tn, idea is good one, as child or a grown up spendthrift can not save up money tor week and rob the bank when he pleases. They are sold for $3.75 each.
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Dr. Graves has been convicted in Denver of the murder of Mrs. Barnaby
 General Miggs of the U. s, Engineer corps died Saturday at Washington of la grippe.
 The s P. machine shops are to be removed from New Orleans to Houston, Texas.
 Thomas Ryan, a U. $. army pen sioner, who was passenger on the Cunard steamer Etruria, which ar rived at Queenstown, was taken into custody on the charge of concealing loaded revolver and supply of am munition.
 IL is said the clerical party is be- hind Garza, furnishing him with money, and that as soon as he enlisted 5000 men they will furnish millions to carry or. the campaign. Neither Garza nor the main part of his follow CTS are on this side of the rilcr. They crossed into the state of Tamaulipas and are now in the mountains. The Mexican government has offer ed reward of SSOo,OO for Garza's head. So far the Mexicans have killed over one hundred men on suspicion of being revolutionists, and this has tended to drive poor ranchers to join in the revolt. At Pueblo the populace revolted and every priest has been placed in jail.
 A man by the name of Demarcript surrendered himself to the police at Denver, saying that two years ago he killed MT. and Mrs. Greenwood at Napa, Cai., for the purpose of robbery. He said there was $500 reward for his arrest. and requested the police to give his son William half the amount, as he was in great want. After his surrender the man went violently in sane. A telegram to the chief of po- lice at San Francisco elicited the reply that the mans story is correct and he Is wanted in California.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-01-10

The county jail is receiving some much needed enlargement of space. The small hall which ran at the left of the stairs, going up to the district court room, has been taken in as part of the jailer's room and is vast i'm provement and convenience over the little tucked up TO om where but one man could sit comfortably and but two or three men could stand up. This leaves the ante or private room Of the sheriff in direct communication with the jail, through the door which for merly went into the hall. It is only a wonder that the riea had not been thought of before.