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The Case OF Sergea mt Mason.
WHAT GEN. SHERMAN SAYS ON THE QUESTION OF A


TRIAL.
Sergeant John A. Mason, of Battery B, 81 L. S.
artillery, who it viii be remembered on the 18th of
September last shot at Guiteau at the JAIL is sil
In confinement at the Arsenal, the meeting OF the
court martial called by Gen. Hancock in October
last having been suspended. The long delay in
the trial has given rise to the impression that the
government did not contemplate trying him, but to
wait until the excitement died away, and then let
MIN leave the army. 1t is known here
that General Hancock postponed the con-
venlng OF the court martial, first on account Of
| the Yorktown Centennial, and after that because
of the trial OF Guteau. In a recent interview
Gen. sherman told friend OF Mason that he would
certainly be tried and II Gen. Hancock did see
that he tMason) was tried, he {Sherman) would see
to 1t himself Mason's friends continue to assert
| that on the one point OF killing the assassin and
avenging the President he is insane.
LAND LEAGUE IrkMS-Hon. T. Power o'Co nnor.
Mp. has teiegraphed the acting secretary OF the
executive committee OF the branches in the Dis
trict. from San Francisco, CAL that as he has SO
many engagements TO meet on the Pacific coast
and in the west, he is unable just now to fix the
time, when he will come to Washington. :. East
washington Branch, through NJ Mccormack tire as
urer has sent $50, and the executive commtte OF
the branches, through Hugh Mccartney treasurer,
has alS0 sent $50 the treasurer OF the Irish Ma,
tlonal Land League, Paris.
MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Clar-
ence A. Lynn and Ella v. Thompson, both OF
Vienna, Fairfax Co., Va. Robert Cobb and Letitia
Dawson; Frank +. Scott ami Annie Barnes; John
j. johnson, OF Norfolk. Va, and Fannie NJ. Webb,
of this city; Henry A. Jones and Ellen Nj. Keazer
both OF Portland, Me-; Frederick C. Stowell, OF
Worcester, Mass, and Maggie v. McDermott, OF
this city; Philip T. Mullin, OF Tennallytown, DC,
and Katie B. McCurdy, OF this city.
BALLS, PARTIES IND RECRpTIoNs.-The annual
ball OF the plate printers OF the Bureau of En-
craving and Printing, held at Masonic hall, last
evening, was largely attended. The committees
In charge deserve commentator for the success
OF the affair.
the knights Of St. Patrick maintained their
reputation as hoSptable hosts their nth annual
Da!, which was given last evening at Abner's
nall the attendance was very large.
The childrenS masQue ball, at Prof. Shell
ions academy Tuesday evening, presented pic
lure long to be remembered by those who
attended. There were many unique and beautiful
costumes
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About O'Clock this morning a young man
named G. t. Jardelia, stonecutter employed on
the work OF the extension OF the City Hall, found
mail bag full of garden seeds among the stone
piled in the City Hall lot The packages were all
of paper and labelled by the Agricultural depart
partment. Some of the packages had been broken
and the seeds spilled. The theory OF the police
Is that the bag was stolen from the mail wagon in
going to the railroad depot. The mail bag was OF
canvas and was open when found. The paper
packages were all addressed to different people In
the state OF Texas The officers OF the Depart
ment OF Agriculture and Post Office department
will be notified OF the fact There are about three
hundred packages In the lot
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THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BRIDGE casE-The
argument on the demurrer in the suit of the United
States vs. the corporation OF Alexandria to obtain
transfer 70 the Secretary or the Treasury OF
$i7o,0OO STOCK certificates OF the Alexandria Canal
Co., TOOK place before Judge Hughes, In the U. s.
building
INVITING THE LEGIsLAruRx-A conference OF the
committees appointed by meeting OF cltlzens ana
the committee appointed by the city councu 70 IN
yte the legislature of Virginia TO hoio ts SESSIONS
here while the smallpox prevails inhicnuona, was
journment OF the city council me conference
then adjourned until 10 O'Clock this morning. when
a short meeting was held, K Burke In the chair,
and the conference adjourned until O'Clock this
afternoon TO await to- dayss action OF the state
senate. .,-s& <no <vro n...a, ,-,..
called bT the mayor Presidents DOwnham and
Hn.sOias presided. After some jocular remarks as
~ Wkefher the legislature or the smallpox should
he invited, . tender OF the court house and city
n",sidinQs was made TO the legislature, and
Hess1z q. straus, .. B. smoot, Leonard Marbury
and b 81. Lamb eft appointed to cooperate with
the citizenS committee, e. Burke, r. L Br0cketi.
4 n Harlow, r r. Lucas and r. T. Hunter, IN
uronnofinx the selection OF Alexandra 6 tho pln
nf che meeting Or the legislature Of Virginia.
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TNHos. J. FISHER CO.,

A6da Lstat0 AucllOneerS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TRACT OF
B BESSfSa 81 nAdT SodSsS Known Is
FIFTH !: Gc1o TME n
the premises by virtue Of deed Of trust dated h:a
sell al % lee sns or
Fife enlarsed or by Whatever it may be known.
f bsiet and ne 6 Ep il the county Ct the
Branch Of the Potomac river beginning for the same
s1oas q s and ts r center ss Of the the
b as ys r ns Of the county road running from
north fynne degrees west es deg W. to Ike Easf
srn Branch Of the Potomac Guessing ash tree one
the aa'd Of ac
ana ass
Brightwell's lsndl 20 the said county road from
county road the following courses viz: South fifty four
and half degrees west i've perchests .64,sdeg W. 5p
g sas s"s south
south five degrees, west sixteen perches fS deg W. i6
p south ten deg west eight perches Is. 10 deg. W.
one and y shaf DEGREES per-
tanning hundred ana sixty acres more or less. COM
Pr,sng the land conveyed by James E. s. Holiday and
stoughton recorded sd March 1859 IN HSsr b. No.
+ Of the land records Ct WssinYton county in TIE
sasemsn rights priveses and sppuTsenances T unto
IL sssh s.a hs in one
two and three years. with interest at the rate Of
sfoI g. Rssda1s q
the terms Of sale not complied with In full with ten
.a es Issss the @ T.
on 0ns wesks notice in he veninE sss nswsgspe1.
taleephds ioG So ssrSss nort61eet.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
TI,HoMAs BOWLING, Aucuoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON STREET NORTH, BETWEEN
SEVENTEENTH AND EIGHTEENTH STREETS

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON / STREET NORTH, BETWEEN
SEVENTEENTH AND EIGHTEENTH STREETS
WEST.
By virtue of deed of trust to me- dated March *.
folio 159 ct seq, Of the land records for the Ds-
rct of Columbia, and at the request of the parties
cured thereby, viii sell, ut public auction in front of
the premises on THURSDAY. THE NINETEENTH
the following described real estate situate in the city of
Washington. District Of Columbia, to wit Parts Of Lots
numbered sixteen l6>. eighteen t1S, and nineteen
C9l, in square numbered one hundred and twenty
seven t127) Beginning for the at point in tn
iEe OF north street sixtyseven t67, feet eight (S
inches east Of the ECrtEHest of said square
and running thence east thirty feet four az inches
thence porthwesery along the line of said alley TO the
dividing line between lots Is and 10 thence north along
said line to the line of said lot 49, thence west along
the rear Ire OF said lot 10 twenty COO feet thence south
to southern line Of said lot Is twenty (26 feet thence
west one Il, foot and four "a nChes thence north
ile OF said street and place Of beinnng the parts Of
sad lots Is and 10 being the west six 10 feet front
street of seid lot 10 sind the east twenty CA
four 90 inches front on said street of or Is. 10y
depth thereof, together with the improvements ther
Iefms: Ire Indebtedness secured 10y said deed uI
trust and EXPENSES Of SALE in cash. and balance in
twelve aud eighteen months for which the notes of the
purchaser. with interest at seven rer cent per
frcm date of sale and secured by deed Of trust on
property Will be taken. deposit of $40 will be
CURED at time OF sale. All at purchasers
cost Terms to be complied with in days. other
wise the Trustee the right to resell the property
at the risk and cost OF the defautng purchaser after
giving five days notice of such resale in
paper published in Washington, d. c..
Ja1-d&ds JOHN COUGHJIN. Trustee.
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.

TRUsTEE'S SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
ON THE NORTH SIDE OF GAY STREET. BE
TWEEN GREENE AND WASHIN N
STREETS, GEORGETOWN, DC
BY virtue of deed OF trust, dated the 9th of a.,
March, 1876. and recorded in ber sos. folio 46S E
OF the land records for the District Columbia and
at the request Of the party secured will sell at public
auction. in front of the PREMISES on MONDAY, JAN
UAkY TWENTY THIRD. 1882, AT -FOUR O'CLOCK
III the District of Columbia being part of lot numbered
one ea Hm0,s ana 1ory-siH sif IN beas addition to
on the north side Of Gay street distant hundred and
fifty (l5D feet east from Washington street and run
thence north eighty feet to alley ten feet wide; then
east along raid alley thirty 600 feet; thence south
eighty o0) feet and then west thirty 800 feet the
beginning with right OF use of said alley extending to
Greene street, with improvements consisting OF two
story Frame Houses. The above property viii be
offered III two parcels.
Terms of sale: One third cash; balance in six
twelve and eighteen months, with interest, secured by
triis property. all cash. at o,tion Of purchaser
chasers cost If terms not complied with in one
week. Trustees will resell at risk of Gefatng purehas
MILAN A, GORDON .,
ja1l-d&ds WILLIAM ID. CASSIN, ! trustees.
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1901 THE GREAT tOn<
lOOl PENNSYI YANIA pOIrrr AZ

- IhE UhEAI 90
1901 PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 1901
.v, ,n, D9UBLE TRACK sTEEL RAILS.
TRAINS Rf nEsn r5 ls 5 lss5 oorDs,
~. OF SIXTH snd u streets, a. follows:
lor F1t:sbirg the West Chicago Limited Express
OF Pusi:ian Hotel and Sleeping Cars at 1000 a. Ia
Saly Pa Fast s. Line loV9 a m daily with Sleeping
CeS' IN NJ ~ ress $50 pm ealy. with Palace
sof Ia al ;1lxia Rochester. Buffalo, NIAGARA 800
a. se N. a5y, EXCEPT Sunday so pm daily
For Niian,sFor. Lock Haven ana EInira at 10: 90 a
IA. daily, except Sunday.
io.S9 and le:l5 p. m. On sunday 200 10 60 and
t:lo pm limited express Of Pullman Parlor Cars
For Broc kyn. NJ. ali tbroaxn t9ans connect a. Ter
ssy Guy with boats az Brooklyn Annex afor,iiny
areet transfer to Fulton street. avoiding double
1or Ph..ade hia, 500 a. M m 90 40 10 90
and l0:l5 r. On Sunday, zoo, $40 10 90 and
"a jill I'm: Limited Express $50 a. IL. daily
For Ial,lnorr $40 800 $50 10 90 a. M, and 200,
80 49, 40; S;4e 30. 1000 and 1913 pm. ON
sunday aa iay 200. loCo sIn- 200. $40. $780, 1906
For Pores Creek Line. $40 and 40 p. H. daily
For annapolis 90 and 40 p NJ daily excep,
ALExANDkIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAILWAY.
mp mp ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
For Aiexandria, 30 72o go 10 and IL 80 a.
so 30 go; 80 and IL so p.m On sunday
For Richmond and the South $50 and IL 10 p 2. mn
~, daily, and 500 p. IN. daily, except Sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria Tor Washington. 90 sos SO
pm. and II 90 midnight On Sunday al TO 5: "a
- and 1000 a M: 90 and 9:05 p m.
street aud ayen and attic ststio1
orders can be left for the checking OF taggae 10
j. r. row Wou pp f Seaers P.ssenre, avsn.
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager noyas
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DROPOSALS FOR DOORS,

OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR STATE, War AND NAVY,
DEPARTMENTS,
WASHINGTON. d. c., January II, 1882.
Sealed Proposals for furnishing and delivering Ma
Tequred for the North Wing Of the Building for State
eeiyel at this Office until TWELVE O'CLOCK M. OF
FEBRUARY 4th. 1882. and opened Immediately there
after, in presence Of bidders.
Specifications, general instructions to bidders and
plank forms OF proposal viii be furnished to estab-
hshed manufactures Of the finest work of this csss
upon their proper application TO this Office
49,. THOS. LINCOLN CASEY.
Ji1-0s Lt.-Col. Corps OF Eng
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THIS EYENIN1..


XNALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctoneers
PEREMPTORY SALE OF GOLD AND SILVER
WATCHES. JEWELRY. SILVERWARE SPOONS.
FORKS, ROGERS KNIVES, &c. AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY; JANuARY NINETEENTH, at TEN
O'CLOCK a. NJ, HALF-PAST TWO and HALF-PAST
SEVEN r. NJ, and nt.nune from day to day until
entire stock is disposed Of st sassroom 10th
and streets facing Pennsyva This stock
will &c sod end awarded the highest bidder in every
case, let the amount I've what it may Goods will be sold
at private sale Every interested should attend
this SALE tic goods will be sold Ut bargains.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS 4 CO.. Aucts
/. II. ALLEN, Salesman. jalS-3t
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District Government Affair."

EEtS II TN WATER rfrRs
Mt. O. Y. P-eshrcy to-day exhibited az the oStcA
ot the District Commissioners several larYe-sized
cells tsSea from the water pipes at seq 7rh street.
These ecis had most enectually stopped up the
pipes ana prevented a now of water. and ID has
cost him SO g. get rid OF them, which required the
digging up OF the service pipes
PRECAUTIONARY.
The Commissioners have approved and made ay-
plicable 20 this District the additional rules OF the
NATIONAL Board uf Health to prevent the introduce
ton OF smallpox from foreign countries. Health
omcer Tow nShend has applied for g. 0o0 20 he ex-
pended IN the purchase of 2a,0o0 vaccine points
whch application was. by the Commissioners, re-
ferred 10 the National Board of Health with favor.
abe Recommendation bN them.
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TO-NlORROW.


TRUSTEES SALE OF A FARM ABOUT FORTY
EIGHT ACHES. ON RIVER ROAD, NEAR u S.
MAGAZINE, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
By virtue OF deed Of trust to me, dated Jan,l- sS
ary T. 1881. and recorded in I;ber No $50. folio15
3l ct seq, of the Land Records Of tie District
Columbia and by request of the holder OF the note Sc
cured thereby VIII sell on FRIDAY the TWENTIETH
DAY OF JANUARY 1882. at FOUR O'CLOCK P. M,
in front Of the premises at public auction to the high
est bidder Lot j, according a resubdivsiOn Of org-
nails Lots A. B, G. u, and F, in the tract of Bellevue
in District of Columbia.
Term of sale One third cash balance in six twelve
and eighteen months from day of sale the deferred pay
nents to be secured by deed of trust en- the property
sold 800 deposit required when the bid is accented
ialO- eo&ds THOS L. WAGGAMAN, Tr1lstee.
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John X. KELLY,
- DEALER IN FIRST CLASS
BEEF, LAME. VEAL. MUTTON, &c. CORNED BEEF
A SPECIALITY.
Stalls G2S. 600 and $50 Center Market 9th street wing
and 20e and 203 Northern Liberty Market or Address
Box IL, City Pest Office.
city. Tn.ro1
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PROPOSALS.

DROPOSALS FOR TIMBER,
NAVY PAY OFFICE
WASHINGTON. DC. January l8, ls82.}
Sealed Proposals. in duplicate to be Endorsed s.Pro-
R1sas for Timber will be received at this office until
IWELSE O'CLOCK NJ, WEDNESDAY, the TWEEN.
TY-FlFTH DAY OF JANUARY, 1882, for the below.
mentioned Timber to he delivered ut the Navy Yard
Washington, DC, subject to the usual Inspection and
conditions, viz
49, Yards and Docks Req: No. 65.
Der. "
The right is reserved to reject any or all bids nor
deemed adv outrageous to the government
Blank forms for bids and all necessary inform ation
to be had at this Office.
RICHARD WASHINGTON
9alS-3t Pay Inspector, U.S.N.
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THE TREASURY INvKsrIG ArIoN.LThe CONTINGENT
fund investigating committee held a short session
to-day. Mr.. Babcock, formerly private secretary
TO Secretary Sherman, was examined.
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MONEY! MONEY! MONEY $50 600 TO
a FRED led u sE snms tS ss f5eH X peE cent
House. 7s7 7th street northwest. between 6 and
streets large and liberal advances made upon Dia-
monds. Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, Guns Pistols
Ciothng and Merchandise of every description The
DENTAL 800 , ELL
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THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

The following are the opening and closing prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to Ii. ii. Dodge, $50 18th street:
OlJeafyaQ. Closing Bid
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

Our stock Of Diamond Lace Pins, Finger and Ear.
rings. Fine Gold Jewelry American Watches Sterling
Silverware IN Great Variety. Plated Tea Sets Baskets
Bowls Ice Pitchers. Casters, Butter Dishes Sonn
Iureens Forks and Spoons. Rogers Bros'. Plated
Table Cutlery. Jos. Rogers & Sons Shefield Ivory
Table Cutlery and Scissors. French Clocks. Opera
GLASSES, Brass Sconces. Mirrors Candlesticks etc.
etc. was never 30 Large and Complete which we call to
attention Of purchasers. they viii find our Prices
Low. NS'
HARRIS 4 SHAFER,
dll li1s PENNSYLVANIA AyrNur
THAT SPLENDID MINNESOTA FAMILY youn
Fayorahy known ~ the
,,.sa. a. SOVEREIGN,
~ pSs1 ecscu white, sweet and whoaesuano fr -
HUME C4EARY CO.
o1a COZ Nul1t npoieeb
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AUCTION SALES
THoMAs DOWNING. Auctioneer.

HJhs AN1 GhEfG pha Ehrf EN-, nANTEH
H Han n NAIL, %ALNUr AND ROSEWOOD PAR,
SCR PaSE E1k b6sE H ssMRASGs
oaaRBEk Fu EsSAfE EEAI FfSE
H HHR MA W1 aRfENIEG ROOM EUkSI
Nd SETS F cER
PETS; COOKING AND HEATING STOVES to-
mention. -
Tss sssss % fsfGP q eGs W Il sa
FIRST. 1852, atTEN O'CLOCK -.''
NB.-No postponement on account Of weather.
ials-st -''' THOMAS DOWNING. Auctioneer
nUNCANsoN BROS. Aactioneers.
SfREa atf Nok III VEST, sf.ooNp AND Third
Ne SIS, folio 500 0 ct q shs
i S & i IS! 4 x:
% a the fowng desssd Eea estate situate in
Kl9wI and described be upon the gnd ps. plan Of
numbered five hundred and nifty one {55n. beginning
tor tor the same on street northwsst tSen, four fee.
lot thence west a' Thirteen 1 inches "a
1912 thence north hundred and ten feet thence
one hundred and ten feet to the place Of iesinhny
MONTHS notes to bear interest 1t cent anu and to be
secured by deed of trust the property sold. Con
piled with in seven days. otherwise resale at risk and
cost of defautns purchaser. deposit of 800 re-
JAMES JAMES + Il. f Raf5r.1rrE, Trustees.
1'HoMAs DOWNING. Aucuoneer.
SALE BY CATALOGUE
SUPERIOR COLLECTION OF OH. PAINTINGS.
AT AUCTION
AT THE
ART SALESROOalS
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF 18TH II STREETS,
TUESDAY EVENING. JANUARY TWENTY -FOUR,
At O'Clock,
AND DAY FOLLOWING at and 8pm
The collection is from Mr.. B. Harrison. of Brooklyn
viii be sold his account without limit or reserve
Among them will be found
CHOICE WORKS
BY EMINENT MASTERS EUROPE AND AMERICA
All splsndidly Mounted in Heavy Gold Gilt Frames.
The Collection will be on Exhibition on
MONDAY AND TUESDAY.
JANUARY TWENTY THREE AND TwENTY-F FOUR
j17 1t THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
CSH EH Ps5KFh Is 81 i5G5T AND
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of thet
R,r dt Of OF s. in sGst esssed NJ
5,7f6. wherein Catherine Leddy is eo.apialnans and
Richard FitZmorrs and others defendants will
~ s9%fHfR z T 4 " Of !fStsi
A;D. 1857. at FOUR O'CLOCK PM; all the right
title interest and estate of all the parties said
IN and to the following described real situate
the city OF Washington District of Columbia to wit
sioa square numbered two hundred aud six 1900
Terms OF sale: third Of the purchase money be
Which sloo is to be paid as deposit at the tine
equal instruments. in six, twelve and eighteen months
from the day Of sale for which the purchaser nur
har ar -h.Ir
pronissory notes. dated the day sale and to
Interest at the ratio Of six cent per annum; at
their cptcn the purchaser purchasers may pay the
whole amount cash. Upon the ratification Of the sale
by the court and the payment Of the whole Of the pur
chase money the trustees will convey the said property
to the purchaser purchasers thereof Convey
and recording at purchaser cost If terms
piled with in five days the property will be resoId at risk
and cost of defaulting purchaser
BAINBRIDsE H.-WEBB,>
No. $50 ~ street ,r.
FRANK T. BROWNING. { trustees.
Columbia Law Buiding.)
jal7-d&ds DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts
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Five People Burned % Death.

ST LOUIS, January ia special from Clinton.
Mo-, says: The house or GEO. e. Smith, at Lewis
nye miles north OF here, WAS burned nj three
O'Clock this morning, and five OF the inmates
aged IL; Ella, aged e; Theodore, aged l6 and the
mother, aged ~ The lire Is supposed % have
started from clothing hanging by the kitchen
stove or from a coal oil explosion Mrs Smith was
who made his escape with the lille giH
| or Il neighbor who was staying there for
the night, and one OF his own daughters
aged about eight years. Smith ana his daughter
and half structure ana the family were all Sleep
Ing In the second story. Mr. White, who was n
Sutor or Elizabeth Smith, Was AT the house after
one O'Clock, and thinks the fire caught In the
Kitchen. Miss Smith was To have been married in
few weeks. An inquest was held and verdict
rendered In accordance with the above facts Mr.
Smith was employed by the Usage Coal and Mining
Company.
The NATIONAL BOARD or TRADE-The members
OF the national board OF trade at twelve O'Clock to-
day called on the President and paid their respects
AT the meeting OF the board to-day Mr. Lyon OF
New ofH, presented the question OF the disadyaf.
tages under which steam sugar reiiners are labor.
lng under the present reciprocity treaty with the
Hawaiian Island. MIR. Lyon presented a series az
resolutions on this subject, which referred TO
tne following special committee 10 draft suitable
Dill Tor the protection OF American raflners, and
against the recipro lily teatk;-Janes, Baker,
Goodrich, Lyon, and Snow. The committee APP
pointed 10 consider the question OF n new bank
rupt law reported in favor OF the enactment OF
such law similar to what Is known As the Sewcll
bankrupt act Mr.. Buchanan, OF Trenton, n. D..
presented resolutions IN CONNIE ndG ton OF The pre-
So MT lie-SWlng service, and that II be made more
tflc, Tive ana uSeiui. The resolutions VIII Snape
themselves in "A IraCt Cal recommended on from
tl" Ipard on thlS subject. There MAS quite dis.
cussioa about the necessity for a new bankrupt
law.
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CECOND-HAND CLOTHING BOUGHT. AND THE
~ highest cash prices paid. Also. Watches Jcv,elry
Guns Pistoia, 10. Can or Address HRRXOG S8 9ff
street. near pennay1yaniA avenue. mar21 .