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, 1880-01-12
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following were tho receipts and shipments
Of the lending articles Of produce III thls city
during tho twcnty-four hours ending ut o'clock
Sltursluy morn1nG!
, 1880-01-12

NEw onIxANs, Jn.l, l5.--CorroN-F1rmt wood de-
snAntt hItilIngA, l.fe, luw du, l13u, not recnptt
y II buiea rr.ss, H1aIi exrhts, Grunt 1itM!ts U'Ns
, 1880-01-12

6reetel nhpasth fo Tho Chicago Tribune,
MILWAUKEE. Jun, t1-ltScopls u,ld sh!pnaenta ot
0our und vraIn VI MtIxuuke0 for tho weuk ending
Jun. 10:
, 1880-01-12

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 1A-uRA1N-Whcat hrml No.
ut 17x.sHc-
, 1880-01-12
RAILROAD TIMETABLE.
AERlYAL and DEPARTURE on TRAINS.

ExrtANATtoN OF ngpEHRE0E MAnHs.-t Baturday
excepted. sBuhdAJ excepted. 4Alundny excepted,
ADdily.
Chicago Il Northwestern Railway,
Ticket Onices u Clark.st. tbicrtuan u0usa) pnd n
the dep0ts.
, 1880-01-12
H3T1{}T..

Ho#roN, inn. lQ-Wdut-Frmi good demandj OhID
md ylynnIn 4splaa, Atichvan. I1G b5c, wscon-
sin, 4sc hulainu l,l cunlbnR, ttGci Kentucky, Gts
III tul-Waslletl, TO- -
, 1880-01-12

DosTox, Mass, Jan. lu-tLOCn-Qutot md un-
clnlRcA.
GnAfN-corn nomlnnly unchanged, new, E,aatc;
old, GaG7e Unts xteAty; No. md extszs white. y
tsSe, No. white. N4halak No. Mlxed aAA NOD
white, 4&salc. ityG nUu,tNny 4etA$tu.
HEtKilrs-FloIt, 4,1U bt.s corn, l1tI0 bui whoat,
Gtu bM.
, 1880-01-12

WATSON. La GRANGE & GIBSON.
60 Wall-at, q. rtno-et,
New York, san gEanclsco.
BANKERS AND HNoKEn4,
Epccial facilities md advantages In furnishing
LEGITIMATE MINING INVESTMENTS.
'1nqul.iea chnerfully nnswercd.
SELL. YOUR UNITED STATES nONDS
And secure Il handsome premium. ard
DuY COOK COUNTY OH WEhT CHICAGO rEA
CENT BONDS,
An equnlly good secnfr!t,, 9eastng higher ratio Of
CHARLES ItENNOTIN,
1W WashngtUn-st
FIELD, L1NDLEY i CO..
Nav YORK.
s. La aAilo-st, Chicago.
STOCKS.
Members Of N. 7. Stock Exchange.
AlDElrr II. DAY. Manager.
T1tAsK i FRA ANCts,
nankers md Nrokers.
70 BROADWAY, N. Y.
Member. Of The New Yosk Stuck Exchange
All lcasses Ut aegtIrtaH uuXht md Fold OIL C0nnls-
:. slot hIid Casrted un AArgtslS.
i Daily Market Lottv.1 acnt 10 custonorn.
: FIRST NATIONAL. 1,.ANK OF CHICAGO
-. Has for saio i fuil limo OF
!. wEsa TSWS SSSyE|tSMNs,r n{,%,is uosps,
sate deposit Department, cntraaeo on washnx'
, 1880-01-12

NEW YoRK, JIM. t0.-A I.ontlon dispatch
snys there Is Il rullor about town to the ct-
fect TINT tho Government Is lit possession OF
startling and alnrntng News from India,
which 1t il enlenvorfng to keep secret Until
4 Cabinet Council cnti be held 10 consider 1t.
Mohan.lned Jim Ia believed to have been re-
inforceti by several thousand Of Shore ALPS
regulars, from whom tho cannon now mount
ed at Gliu2nai were probably obtained. lie
Inns assumed political as we'll Us military au-
ttority, and Is collecting thu revenues
lny tho nn1no OF Nl,sa Khan,. whom
he pretends to regard rs the
rlghtful and rciRntng Amccr, though
temporarily kept out Of his Capital by thu
forclblc occupation by the british. fle hns
sent c,nissnries 10 Turkestal,, commissioned
10 stir up tic people thoro to engage III I'm
mediate warfare upon the Brlslsl, ns a conf
mon enemy; and the probabilities nre said to
bc TINT, OIL account of his high reputation rs
soldier aisd commander lii wars OF Turkes-
ta,,, he will liaye 10 inconBidcrable SUCCESS
In { rHslns sr to i oin nos 5 as, IL Gnanal or to
II IL nut believed that Gei: Roberts Will
hazard m a1yance on Ghuxnai, at lenst le,
fore spring. The dllllcult nature q Tug runH ;
betTesn s c.pH1 a mi hS rtfSs rs M lccTSx +" Seat
IN advance almost or quite rs perilo'ls from
Cnhnl ~ from Caitaliar, from which point
tie contemplated expedition is for tic present
abandoned, although tho distance Is only
aboltone-third rs great.
The run.or that Abdul Karnn Is rnistnE q
| force III kolltstan for Sfoltammcd Jun Is r.:
gnrtled as we'll authenticated, The fact that,
While Glluznnt is understood to be the most
Important centre Of military operations OF
tho insurgents, and Is the strongest fortress
| In tic country, no efforts arc proposed i9
wards Its captilre, il held hero 10 le slgnfti'
cant OF the existing situation Of tho British
| In Afrt1nDf9tan
, 1880-01-12
NEW ORLEANS,

NEW OHLEANS dec. l1--FkoUH-8tronEs snpcr-
tlne, thaka61s; double, ptMsA1k; trebls, stS7H@
6G!X; high Rr1laes, tUihn7.JsN.
1tAY-SteHdy; choice, satsAa25.D.
GlAAIN-Corn quiet ut HeaDc. Oats firm nt 6I955c
c0NN-hiEAL-Flr1n; held at $lul
PllovIsloNs-posh Qulot and weak; old. stAzt,
new, sla37H
ti1ocEtllEs-Conna tltner, Tio cnrHoen ordinary 70
pte, f3]{ft1i4c. S1nr In good demand foriur 20
Aqi c.!mn1m 70 Rot ctn,man. g}@GAei fatr " iIily
1Mr, Eikdi prime to ehncG 74S79lc; Jrlluw clarl.
fled, 64ss!fc. Mnlusaca unsett1edt rftmu qubtel A.
S4sAct chu!co, :@Seac. Kice-MAsket dull at Gs734c
WHisKY-Stuady; Western rectilcd. tlosa1.h
, 1880-01-12

Fl. LOUIS Jan. Observation-Disclosures.
dnAlH-Whent luwrr, No. ted, fi.3st&alaH bid
for cash st31k February; Il. 4o3I l+oh Mnrcls
st+K Mny; NJ. do, HIS. Corn casieri s;s4c cash
and January, 38l618o febr1.nry; :kftbc Marchs 40
4YSc Nny Oats higher &c cnsh: 58Ao February. Rye
duIis sGo btd. 1inrley unchanged.
WntsKY--f}tcAdy At HUI
rNovIsloNs-l'Drk lover, Jobbng. 1880 ehaht
f13.s7k Mnrchs sl3H April Dry silt mcats qu!et at
*i.t5Q4.N, fd>aA1n essaRSs Hacon bestor at &tee5.
s:.aNs7M N.1ks7.7n 1.a.d quiet NJ Et0 aSkod. $40
BID. -
NEcEtlTF-Elour. 3uu brtHt wheat, 2l,1u bu} corn,
T5!l1 b: nnta 1hun Out rye. 20W hui nnrlgy+ 1u ou
s1.nU bu, 0atk, 1AuU but bnrloy. 1,uu bu.
, 1880-01-12
GENERAL MAuJtET9.

X1fo rcIer Nay. Moss pork oosod 1T for
February md At 10 for March, Lard VA quiet At
F.Mh<17.& ecl1eF Mafch.
, 1880-01-12
UY TELEiltAp1I.

,.,s UY VELEfkAp1I.
~ NEW YORK.
NEW YonK, jan. .10.--Qovornlnents strong, md
3s9N per cent higher.
Railroad bonds strong uad lltoyAnt.
State securities dull unil noMt,,nl;y unchanged,
Money market custer ut GQtA ppr cellt, closing
at d. Primo mercantile paper sou.
Sterling exchuugu steady; 00-dnya, Az; sIght,
, 1880-01-12

: N9tE~sFG1f9 t19s8 0Et Bat18 = un1 VII ~ E1aua
b pluCN oS Qu0tau0n.
NEW QAL1ANH.
New 0ALEAks, Jal. Insight exchange Oh
Now York, Sl.o0 per IL go discount.
Sterling exchange, i.ankcra' bills, 4&s.
FOREIGN.
- LONDON, JRu. l0-5 p. su,-Cousots, II 1918. :
Amnstcan eocusiues-Nnw 81, lsai; ~, ll0A1
, 1880-01-12

ltnil frclghts wcro reported eteady m tho
btlats nf 40c per 100 lbs on gr1.ln to New York,
a,,l 45c OH boxed mcnts to do. Through frclEhts
to Liverpool wcrr 80G on tnchts md llrd, ntl b5o
On flour.
The following shows tho receipts and ship
, 1880-01-12

COOPER ttiE-fork bnfreIa wcro dull nt $ln md
latt trtrer Mt &l.1bG% La.
liKESSEn iiiJly-Wrs0 In En,a1l hemn1d Mt S5tta
6.At Mll cllnro brought HILL The uflurinRa Wcrp
rntlcr ltRh,. Tho wealth.. WAS culnr hlt there wnA
little ennnd. sales wsro reported pf cars leavY
welstta nj f5.A.
E{}I;H-Wurs quoted ut lHA1Tc per dot. Tho o1or-
lnHs werr 1lhcrnt, hence n week feettnE
FlSlt-1iemaln t!rm NJ last 9Mntet Trndo !; quiet.
, 1880-01-12

In q conversation with n TMnUNE .corre-
spOndcnt, Alr. Fernando Wood st.iu he be-
liuyed no gellrral tariff bill would bo intro
innto Iii ninny articies including, perhaps,
sheet zinc and steel rails; but tho uxperleNce
Ut tile last scssion shows that any attempt TO
effect general reduction consoll!lates the
3XtatGYnr
, 1880-01-12

saturday attoEnouu xheut sold at 4i.9tts 19n fur
February 1nd Gluxed NJ tiAt4. March suIl VI $t,Af
v1 ~ elxsk aud GIotea nj Sl.&M. Cosu sold u ~
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-01-07


ONE Of the English Judges, says
Truth, has received . handsome ring
from the United States. accompanied
by q letter in which the donor, while
concealing his real name, expresses his
gratitude to the gentleman in question.
It appears that some years ago the man
who had been rightly charged with
quilted, owing entirely to the favorable
summing up at his trial. Since that
time he has lived honestly, and is now
honored and respected by those who
know him. Comparing his present
position with what he might have been
had things gone differently, he rightly
gives the credit of his good fortune to
the Judge who presided, and incloses
the souvenir In consequence.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-01-07

George Wilson, who lives = few
miles south Of Sutler, Ala, while seated
in his door reading one day recently,
heard his little two-year-old son, who
was playing in the yard near by, utter
q peculiar sound, as though trying to
attract attention, and on looking up
was Mortified to soc the little fellow
approaching him with q rattlesnake
grasped in his hands. The child held
the poisonous reptile by the middle Of
it's body, and escaped without being
bitten.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-01-07
Miss q. Westphal

Keeps on hand alarge an well as
sorted stock of MILLINERY, FANCY
GOODS and ZEPHYR WOOL, opposite
the Union Hotel, between Second
and Third North streets.
NEW ULM, MIMI.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-01-07

inanimate form he had snatched from
the water. A half an hour later, the
still unconscious young man was borne
TO the college. Arthur, forgetting that
ne was prisoner. did all in his power
toward his enemy's restoration. As
they removed his coat, q large Russia
leather pocket-book dropped to the
floor, and this Arthur took into his
own possession.
!" You had better change your clothes
@ once. Hoyt, kind voice said, after
al had been done. Arthur turned, and
saw the President.
8 All right, sir, . said the youngman.
presenting Cary's pocket-book. 81 was
afraid this might fall into improper
hands, sir. Il seems very full Of pa
pers. =
81 hope I haven't wronged you.,,
said the President, with considerable
feeling.
:. Rather hope that you have, air.
said Arthur, with 3 smile; 8 II you
have Wronged Us, then we are innocent.
you know; but, Whatever the result. j
shall always feel that you have aoted
according g your best Judgment =
That evening, O Arthur, Dick and
the detecdy0s nj 81 their room, waiting
Tor they kneW not what, s knock On
The door. was followed ~ tho entrance.
OF the President ,.
s Officer, z 10 sid With tremblin9
voice 8. you elm - - parlof, b
you pleas :! :! - axsSnot.
seu Z = g., uIls no
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-01-07

AAoo WoIo e4ulPpeu WIN ike ample
ments.
Nor must farm economy 90 over
looked. Here is a vast field for dill
gent study, and ingenuity, too. To
know just where q dollar may be saved
and where invested to produce its
proper income, is study, indeed. The
fact is that many farmers, instead of
learning this, choose to hoard what few
dollars they may grasp, instead Of add
ing them to their capital to increase
their revenue. This works badly on
the farm, for narrow-minded and gree
dy parsimony is sure to follow: And
al the comfort and enjoyment that 9
farmers life should possess is crushed
out by the great weight Of niggardli-
ness. To save . few dollars on the
preparation for crop, or in its cult
vation and fertilizing, is not always
true economy. Often the few extra
dollars thus spent render the whole
crop profitable. The whole question Of
thus spending here and Withholding
there is Of vital importance to the
farmer, and should receive his best
thought and care. Is it not clear that
. farmer should be 8 STUDENT CIR.
Rssrol Mee0s Yorker.
Pto1IE talk very lightly, says the
London Spectator, Of sssupplying an.
.aIm - Il twas m easy. thing; but
Just ~ them try TO take i've wagons
scross thousand acres q plowed
field. ii India tho canels II over
urged 5haye . trick Of splitting up,''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-30
RAILROADS.
0CCA THE GREAT =

II SA IhE 6hEAT n Q . n
70 Wfsf AN KH so9rH
Double Track, steel RaIls.
SPLENDID SCENERY MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT
II me EstEGI NoyEMBER 2s5h IL N. 1850.
corner Of Sixth and streets, as follows
For Plttsburg and the West, 5 100 am. dsiy, with
Sleeping Cars to Louisville and CAieaso, 10 40
an daily, with Sleeping Cars from II srrisburg
to Cincinnati. st: Louis and Chicago; SOP m:
BAIfMoRE As6 P6T g sAfiRoAD
For CaRandaigua. Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara,
Sish ParlG s., Car to Wstkin, and tie North
except SATURDAY. with Palace Cars to Cansndai
For Wiliianspor Lock Haven and Elmira. at 10 40
For Ss ~ IOT6 and % tie Esss. q 40 2lo and
limited express Of Pullman Parlor Cars. S:3O a.
For BrOoEn s-Ssp al through trains connec. at
g 5ry Cif f with boats Of Br,oklyn Annex az
For Phbadelphis. 10:4o am 2;lO. $40 and 10 100
Limited EXPRESS, 50 a. daily iaa except Sum
2:lo. 400. 40. 40. $50 and 100 m Ga
sunday sunday go, 40 40 a m. 2:1O. $40. $50 and
Fer Popes Greek Line. $40 am and 40 PM
For Abnapolis 40 a N. and 40 p. m. daily, ex-
ALt2sSpEi2 AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
Ny AMP ALEAANDaIA AND WASHING
For AIex.ndria, 100 10, 800. II 90 and IL 20
III O-eO, O-zU o:Iu ana IL 81 n. On
Sunday at lao. 9:Z0. IL 90 and IL 30 a. m. and
500
For Richmond and the South, 90 and II 90 a. M.
. daily, and 5 100 p M. daily, except Sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, 90 O5
S:53 and 1000 am; l: 10, 3 100. 3 30. 7:O] and
9:l0 p M. and IL 700 midnight On Sunday at
500, SO and lU 100 m. 7 100 and 9 O5 p IN.
Tickets. Information, sleeping and parlor ar ac-
ctmmodations can be procured at the Offices, north
east corner Of 18th street and Penusy avenue
ard at The depot where orders can be left for the
residences.
L. P: FARMER, General Passense Agent.
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DIkD.

CAMPBELL. On November %. 1881. JANE, y.
CAMPBELL, aged thirty five years -
Funeral from the residence of his brother, No.
7l5 street northwest to-morro~ afternoon, ai2
CUMBERLAND. On November 80. 1880. at Sis
M, CHARLEs 4. CUMBERLAND, aged forty-fve
years.
40S Thirieen-snd a-haf street southwest Thurs
Gay, December 2. at O'Clock pm. Friends aud
relatives are respectfully invited TO attend. q
on November 10, 1890, GEORGE T. GARRETT. OF
Wa.hiI gton. d: o., son Of Caroline and the late
HARRISON. At midnight Tuesday, November
29, 1880. Mrs. kEBEcCA 5. HARRISON, widow OF
Fnnersi from residence lis street northwest
at pm. Wednesday, December L. Services at
Oak Hill cemetery.
KING. In Brooklyn, N Y, on the morning Of
November p. 1850. after protracted illness JoHs
H. KING. youngest surviving son OF the late NJ ar
lii and Al gela b. Hing in the thlrieth year OF his
sge.
MORGAN. November %. 1880. of paralysis.
leaving a widow and seven children to mourn his
He is gone! He is dead
From this earth full Of sorrow and woe.
To his presence, who said:
'''Tis to gain you welcome 60"
In the realms Of the blest
His pure soul will and rest.
A Blessing confessed,
Is The first are the best
OFupersl will take pace at O'Clock, December 1,
from No. 1878 Twentieth street. Bis ffiends and
and Mount Nebo Encampment No. 8, 1. o. o. r,
ibOston. New York ana San Francisco papers
please copy
ROBERTS. On the 2Sth Of 18th month. 1897 ct
his late residences. Sandy spring Maryland. BEN
yAMIE bush ROBERTS, in the seventy first year OF
biz age.
day, "wednesday afternoon, twelfth month, FIRST.
his friends are particularly invited.
W. SMITH. q native Of Biedenkopp, Hesse Darn
etsdt and twenty six years resident of this city,
aged fifty two years and four months. Of consump-
ton.
Funeral viii take place from his late residence.
of II ald North Capitol streets. on Wed nes-
day. December ]. 1850, at o'cs ck p m Relatives
and friends are respectfully invited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-30

SAD DEATH OF LITTLE GIRL-At Jersey
City, y. j., Mammie and Annie Arts, aged re.
specuvely seven and five years, were playing
on the ice on the Morris Canal, Sunday after
noon, when the ice broke and both girls fell into
the water John Barron, aged Twelve wit
messed the accident; and ran 20 the assistance
OF the girls. He succeeded in getting them out
OF the water, but before he reached the shore
Annie. the youngest OF the two, died In his arms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-30
TNRUSTEES' SALE OF PROPERTY ON EAST
l. CAPITOL AND FOURTEENTH STREE rs

By virtue Of deed Of trust daily recorded -
in Liber No. 100, folio asa one of the land s...t
records OF the District of Columbia; also by .a..
virtue of decree of the Supreme Court Of tina
District Of Columbia holding Equity Court May
18th, 1874. In cause No. s. $50, Eq; Doc. =. sn6
DAY, DECEMBER 4TH, $780, AT 80 F. NJ, in front
OF the premises, all those certsin lots of ground
situate, lying, and being in the city OF Washing
ton, District Of Columbia. known and described
lots numbered ten. QO,) eleven. a. twelve. o.
and fourteen lG in square numbered ten hundred
and fifty eight, (1O5S,) containing 81, 08l square
feet more or less. together with al the improve;
ments. ways, easements rights. privileges, and
aFpurtenances to the same belonging or i'll any
wire appertaining.
Terms One third cash balance in one and two
years: notes to bear per cent. interest and to be
secured by deed of trust the premises sold or
all cash. at option of purchaser. Terms to be com
piled with in seven days otherwise the trustees re-
serve the right to resell at the risk and cost of the
defaulting purchaser after giving five days public
notice of such sals in some Newspaper published in
Washington. D. @. A deposit of $50 ia required on
each lot at tin of sale. Conveyaucing and record
ing at purch asers cost. -
CHAS. G.. DUTCAN5ON,l Trustaas
CHaS. ABB BOT, A'
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THE DETAILS OF AN ELoPEMRST which has
made sensation I'm Montague, Sussex county,
\. j., near Milford, Pa, have just been made
public. William Phillips, aged 80 the father OF
TWO children, eloped with the young and pretty
wife OF John Middough, prosperous farmer.
They took with them her only child and all
their yaluableS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-30

VIoLAToRs OF SUNDAY LAws.-A number OF
pItminent ministers of ST. Louis met yes Ier-
Cay and decided to bring suits against pro-
pI1etors OF saloons. tneaters and other places
or amusement, and against all violators OF cue
sunday laws and the advisory board OF the
Evangelical association was Instructed TO pre-
pare plan or operations
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-30

THE POLISH INHABITANTS OF Philadelphia cele-
DRAFTED yesterday 10y street parade ana rellg-
1ouS exercises OF the semi-centennial anniger-
sary OF the Polish revolution OF 1880. The Pol
1sh residents or New York had commemora-
tive banquet last night, over which Professor
Alphonze, veteran OF 1880, presided. The
meeting room was hung with Grape and Polish
banners. Speeches In English and Polish were
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-30

THE SERIOUS EFFECTS or RAT BITEs-Robert
Carter, the stableman. OF 322 East oath street,
whose hand was bitten 10y rats while attempt
ing TO drive the animals from The feed box or
his horse, is still 10 Bellevue Hospital aud Is In
dangerous condition. His hand and arm are
swollen TO enormous proportions.-N 4. SIN,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-30

A FIRE AT WEST POINT. VA, Sunday night,
destroyed the wharres and sheds OF the Rich
mond, York River and Chesapeake Railroad
company, the steamer Shirley, the telegraph
ana freight ofhces and all the freight on the
wharves, including 300 bales OF cotton. Loss
nO0 "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-30

- GIRL TORN BY A DoG.-0n Thanksgiving
Day, The seyenteen-year old daughter or VIE
liam JefrayS. or Long Branch, n. j.. was at
tecked by large dog which tore piece out OF
her a IN. aid. throwing her 10 the ground. had
torn cash three Inches long In the girls ab1o-
men, when her screams brought assistance. A
stout pair or corSetS alone saved the girls life
al the time. Her condition is now pronounced
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AUCTION SALES.
To HORROW.
CHRIsTMAs BUYERS. ATTENTION!

4 tHRISTMAS BUYERS. ATTENTION
COHEN's ANNUAL SALE OF UNREDEEMED
PLEDGES,
COMMENCING DECEMBER 1sr AT P. NJ.
FOLEY, Auctioaer.
100 Fine Gold Watches. American and ~
Sw So makers. ali ST. les aud sizas.
go Silver Watches s xiss and American -
good new, suitable for Christmas presents
Gentleme1l's Solit q Did Vest Chains.
Ladies' Opera and Guard ChAibs.
A fine assor rment Of LADIES' Jewery Sets.
7 he largest assortment OF Ladies' and Gents
Cameo, Amethyst. Pearl and Diamond Rims
Also, Banjos, Accordeons, VloHns. ss sood as
uew.
as new.
All will he sold without reserve to the highest
bidder. H. COHEN
nov29-6t 1907 Tth ST. north west
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HuAnNGgHnRYYv SAFE ~ I'm OF 5,p XALUAgLE BRICK
ABLE BRidR Ho1sE oG 81 p T6 6sR NIX
HALF sIKlET, BETTEEM ,PGNSsYLyA-
Es AND Ewo SM1l frB Bsfck H Hosss
IN JACKSON HALL ALLEY AT AUCTION.
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme court ia
cause No, 7,Og4. the undersigned Trustee -l4!A
heTen VIII fell FELL at u auction rgpt Of the
S0rH Day OF NOVEMBER, A. D. 1880, AT ! o'oLoOK
Pm, all that piece Of land lying aud being in the
and known part OF original lots i've (5) and six
go, in square numbered four hundred and eighty
and seventy si1 Q!6) feet and six 60 inches north
from the southwest corner Of said square; thence
line formerly called Matthias Jeers T ine themes
north twekty. five (25) feet eleven ana three QUAR-
ters QUO inches to the line formerly called Aaron
beginning together with the improvements there.
on, consisting of a three story and attic brick
And On @EpS IS 5' D HaH 1sr, $780,
by virtue Of the decree, the undersigned trus-
ses the hs St bidder At oohoo O. tPs Rrsp lot
numbered twenty three (20 of the subdivision Of
en 49, SAID cs II st
the improvements on said lot, consisting of
four story brick dwelling house No. ALB AZ street
And IMMEDIATELY AFTER the last mentioned
BY virtue Of the same decree viii sell to the highest
bidder, at public auction, in front of the pre- Misses
Lot numbered forty six 49, Of the subdivision of
ten O0), also in said city. together with the im-
prvenents on Id lot. consisting OF two two-s story
brick houses in Jackson Hall alley.
Terms of sale prescribed by the said decree are
follows:.One- fourth of the purchase moaey for
each Of the pieces OF property Sold to be paid in
each the day Of sale, thin seven days there
after and the residue in each case in thre equal in
months after the day of sale, the purchaser o. pr
chasers giving his. her or their promissory notes
for said deferred payments, bearing six per cent.
interest per annum from the day OF sale, or any
purchaser or purchasers may pay all the purchase
days thereafter the title to each CT the said pieces Of
land to be retained by the undersigned Trustee ur-
Ill the purchase money for the same is paid. A de
posit OF SlOO will be requiI ed each of the said
pieces of property when sold.
VIM. w. BOARMAN, Trustee,
Room 4, Webster Law Building.
DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts. novl8-d&ds