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AFTERNOON BULLETIN OF THE WESTERN UNION co,
PANY

AFTERNOON BULLETIN OF THE WESTERN UNION COM
PANY.
NEW YORK, July "a. p.m.-Western Union Bull
ietinoAll routes in good working order excepting
is fairly up. On al. other routes business is
moving ON good time
THE EFFECT OF THE STRIKE ON BUSINESS
NEW YORK, July N-R. G. Dun & Co. report that
at nearly all the important trade centerS there is
a decrease OF business as compared with the same
period last year. This is probably accounted for
by the uncertainty OF communication owing to the
telegraph strike. gradual improvement in this
regard will restore commerce 10 its accustomed
channels. There Is no doubt, however, that the
legitimate business OF the country is for the mo-
ment in a haltng condition, and that no material
growth can yet be seen, though q very large crop
Is likely to be harvested
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Released from jail.

NEW YORK, July 2.-Judge Donohue to-day in
the supreme court rendered decision vacat!ng
the order OF arrest against Henry James
Marriott, who has been in Jail for several
months. Marriott was accused Of having
brought 1900 dollars worth OF diamond
1ewelry, which he Is alleged to have stolen from
Partisan jeweler, in whose employ he was. He
was arrested on criminal proceedings first, but
was discharged, and then re-arrested civil pro-
ceedngS 1t was on the latter the order OF arrest
was vacated to-day on the defendant STIMULATING
not to sue,
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TARRIEG AND FEATHERING A WOMAN Eugene
A. Clark, OF Naugatuck, Conn. or the party
charged with tarring and feathering and other
wise prosecuting Mrs. Johanna sullivan. and driv-
Ing her from the town OF Sandiseld. has confessed
ana Implicated two other men, named White and
Sackett. These men Were tried at the time the
crime was committed, but the jury disagreed. The
grand jury has indicted them principals and
several others as accessories and all have been
placed under bonds for examination.
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TIE C0LoRKD v0FKRs OF N1BRAsKA.-The col.
ored voters OF Lincoln, Neh. mot In convention
yesterday and elected delegates 70 the state con-
yention. A meeting Of the delegation WIN be held
econ, and the name Of some colOEed citizen WIN
b agreed upon for place In the state Delegation
20 the national convention. Considerable dlscQo,
don was had In TIE convention upon the sub1eCt
OF the welfare OF the fAce. 1sWas 0ec1dod has
BILE.
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VIRGINIA DENoCRI

VIRGINIA DENocRATs-At a meeting OF the y,r
Rinla democratic state central committee at
Lynchburg. Va, yesterday, Chairman John s.
nve members to constitute q state executive ccm-
mittee. X. Il. Cardwell, OF Hanover, was selected
secretary of the committee vice j. Bell Bigger
who had filled the position for years. After map.
Ping out the campaign work the committee ad.
1Ourned.
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Cloakmakers' Strike in New York.


NEW YORK, July 27-The strike OF the dress and
clOakmakers for an increase OF wages. reduction
OF the hours OF labor and total abolition of night
work, still continues The flrm Of Bohm Bros &
Gruenfeldt gave In yesterday to the strikers and
about 20 men and 80 women went to work there TO-
day. Mr.. Wielman and Mr.. LasZky. two outside
contractors, have also yielded. About % men and
girls went to work in the formers place to-day
and between 80 and 40 In the latter. A letter was
received from F. Garlick, another contractor,
asking his employees to return to work at their
own terms. They will do so tomorrow.
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THE ErdHT-HoUR LAVA meeting OF govern.
ment employees including large number from
the Brooklyn navy yard was held ia Brooklyn
last evening for the pufbo OF taking steps TO
urge the enforcement Of the e1ght-hour law. A
petition was prepared and a committee was
appointed to effect an organization In New York
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RAiIAORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ihE IoDkL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
IHE East AND THE WEST
VIA WASHINGTON
ItCDlE TRACK JASNHY COTTpf ERy

BtTNEFN
Ia. u! NV KA aNR WE NEST.
HcbLE TRACK y, JAsIGY COUPLER,
ffSseq,s to take eject SUNDAY. MAY 18Th 1883
f from station. corner OF New Jersey
a. dSr = sh.e4f e cneinpaa Louisville and 81. Louis
1us and P:es sIses 1Sl S,I p :, WITH
S9inn,' ri,hgnt change lois daily to Chicago.
For Ii:isburs, Cleveland and Detroit at $40 a.
t br seeSnl s.o st9saRs i solid train Pits
For Ieicelo and Detroit VIA Monroeville. I0l5 an
rr. G i3r ~ psisasPe for d. D Ssx Yo.
Ios sd sIls p e. ssa $40 p m daily
10 ~ i ss an 10 y s no 92s as $50. sso.
Fer BaiSS ST on M sso SO isSc 745 1905
foI i;.S s::s5 40: $50, Z. sac. s:i0p.m.
for MAJ OH. $40 ar.. l2:l0 and 440; on Sunday.
IorWsy ,siionss = De- Washington and Baltimore
ss61s on aerS $3.50 s4P B.n nes u g
d.iiy e1esEt Sunday, $50 an AS and 5:l5 D. m
Sss or Fredfrick. $50 a. NJ 1918 I. m and 4:as
For hh Haze ss;hys e11e e SUNDAY
Ir'an; "Fr.s from the West daily s:9o. 7.ss M.
frO a.i Ses YG5t aha Philadelphia. 1885, $50 am
rro 5i6aro: s, a s.e fso 'a ss, sunday
Prom ms; s,. =; IN, e; 3, pm
to .Id iass aslik ss.G san sunsax
exert Sunday: 100, 90 M. .na 500 aay
fans eaEe sal,nsrs for Washington 40 $40
sao Ss6 800 and II 80 p. p aai GS a san:
DAYS 80 90. rs s;so: 9. $40 am. iso s saH
Artrsins from Washington stop At Relay Station OK.
For far,erP Information apply a. the Baltimore an,
ohio TleEes ofce-Wsshinsen station SO and 1881 ISL
Vi. taken for bsssass Be checked and received :,
L N & Il nrlsmss Agent
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THE o. 8. CONSULATE AT MONTEREY AGAIN AT
TAcKKD.-A Galveston, Texas, dispatch says: Re-
liable mail adyices from Monterey, Mexico say
that following the recent outrage on the American
consulate two attempts have been made within a
week to force an entrance TO the once at night.
side,
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SEcunrrY From Loss By BuRo1,,Rx

SECURITY FnoM Loss By BURGLARY,
kOBBlR Y, FILE OR ACCID1 81.
The NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
OF Washington.
In its building,
CORNER 18TH STREET AND NEW YORK AVE-
Perpetual Charter Act Of Congress January odd 1867
41STltal 5000 600
he Company rents Safes. inside its Fire and Burglar
Proof Vaults ut prices varying from IS per year.
according to size and location Rooms and Desks adj
Joining Vaults. provided tor Safe-renters.
VAULT DOORS GUAEDED BY THE SARGENT
TIME-LOCK.
SECURITIES AND vAI TABLES Of every deacrp.
u9ns intending BONDS and STOCKS. PLATE, JEW
ELRY, De- DIS. &C., taken for SAFE-KEi Ping. on
SPECIAL GUAkANTEE. at the Lowest hates.
b. NgAAIIN P. SNYDER. President.
CHAkLES G. GLOVE II, of Riggs Co.. Vice President
JOHN CASSLI.S. Treasurer.
ALBERT L. STUkIEVANT, Secretary.
c. E. Nyman. Asst. Secy.
DIRECTORS:
BENJAMIN P. Snyder Charles G. Glover
John CaSseis, Henry A. Willard.
ALBEIT l.. oturtevant Thomas Evans.
John G. Parke. ie25
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Result Of . Delayed Dispatch.
From the New York Herald. 26th.

Detective Bowe, OF Jersey City, started for Mon.
treal, Canada, on Friday night last 10 which city,
he had been Informed, had ned HAIRY Huddleston.
who was charged with having robbed his EN-.
ployers, Allen Co, OF 500, and with forging the
nrmS name 10 check A few minutes after he
lsu delayed dispatch was received by Chief
Murphy from the chief OF police OF St GATHERINGS
ssaunS tnat Huddleston had been taken into Gus
tody there. The chief telegraphed 10 Bowe nt
Albany, lnstructing him TO go direct TO St Cathe-
rlneS his telegram was not delivered In time
nor was another one which was sent TO the CHIEF
or police OF St Catherines When Bowe who had
spent good deal or time In Montreal searching
TOT Huddleston, reached St. GATHERINGS, he W as
three hours too late, as Huddleston had been dis.
charged from custody and had left the town
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TELEGRAPHlc NATTER.

Our latest correspondence. May I6 1885, brings to us
the narrative Of HENRY B. L GRAM, the Genera, su.
perinendent of the District Messenger Co. Of New Ha
ven. Conn., Mr.. Ingram says: For many months
had been sorely troubled with we.k and tired feeling
across the loins. almost invariably accompanied with
headache had noticed also that at stated periods fol-
lowing these pains my urine would be highly colored
and leave heavy brick colored sediment when allowed
to stand In the vessel. could not work. and was dis
couraged to an alarming degree Nothing helped me.
New York city. where was located at that time but
derived no benefit or relief. When almost ready to
give mp in despair acquaintance said to me- want
You to try Hunts Remedy, did 30. and hardly
twenty four hours hal elapsed before obtained relief
and in three weeks time all the Aforesaid ailments had
disappeared and improved steadily and was in fused
with life. that Icoud resume my busin ess axsin
which is that subjects to strains of all kinds
telegraph and telephone lines. Hunts Remedy now o.
cupies the most honored place in my cabinet Of ed
ctnes. would not be without it. and cheerfuy and
heartily recommend 1t to all who are troubled with dis
Of the liver. kidney urinary organs 1t never
fails to cure"
80 CENrr STREET
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BLIND TONS MANAGER IN CoURT-Judge j. r.
DAILY In the court or common pleas, New York,
yesterday denied a motion for alimony and coun-
sci fee IN the suit OF Eliza Bethune against her
husband. John g. Bethune, for a limited divorce.
The plaintiff alleges that her husband, who is
Blind Toms manager, abandoned her and refuses
to support her, although his income is $4,000
year. Mr.. Bethune denies the charge OF abandon
ment and claims that his wife refuses to live with
him at places OF his selection.
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iv12-dEi:

~ b EN- SIXTH AND SEVGNIH STREETS
NORTHWEST. AT AUCTION.
By virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court ofez3s&
the District OF Columbia, passed in equity causes&
No: 514 docket 3d. the Undersigned. As Trus ee -.
win offer for sale at public auction, THUR DAY the
sECON DAY Or AUGUST. A. H. 1883. at SIX
CLOCK T.. M. in front Ct the premises he follow
ing described real estate known and described on the
ground plat or pan OF the city Of Washington in the
6ersd ten "c u SQUIRE nupbersd four hund ed and
north. and will be sold in three parcels 00'
Terms Of sale: Ono third cash: balance in six twelve
and eighteen months notes to bear interest aud to he
secured by deed OF trust the Ir mises al cash at
the option OF the purchase. Convey ancing. &C. at
psres .old At time Of sac II terms Of sale
the right resell at the RISK and cost OF the
defsultng purchaser after Ave day. public notes Of
such resale In some newspaper published In ash n-
ton. DC CHARtFS WAL. Err Tr1,sfse
DU> CARSON BROS Aucts iy20.dEds
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LYNcH-LAw AND IEcENDrARIsH m MONTANA
Rigney, citizen OF Niles City, Montana. OF bad
repute. was committed to jail Tor disorderiy con-
took him from jail and hanged him from the pro.
Jectang tie Of a railroad culvert He was berten-
der Of the Cosmopolitan theAter. and two hours
after the hanging that building was burned Il is
supposed that the are was started by an incendt-
arr.
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ITCHING PILES.
SYMpT06H AMI CTfpr

SYMPTOMS AND CURE
Inc eymptoms ara moisture. Ike perspirstinn. IN.
tense itching increased BY ecrstchng, very distfess
ing, perncuiAry q ni9ht: seems a. II worms were
soaaetmes affected Il allowed g eontinue very se9i-
o. pleasant sure sure. Also for etter Itch Salt
Rheum. hcald Heed, ErydpelaA Barbers Itch BOtchea
al ecaly, cx0Sty tk1A Diseases. By for 81
cents; boz 81. g On s4ampal Ad ren DR..
SWAYNE Z SON. Philadsaphas PA Sod by Drug.
gasn. m9-W.fm
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ALLEGED HIGHwAYNRE ARRRSTED.-U.S Special
Detective Perkins, assisted by number OF oficers
from Pittsburg. Pa. arrested John s Gordon, Rob-
ter1ay morning, near Sir Johns run, Morgan
county, WA The parties are members Of an
organized gang OF hfghWaymen who have been
Virginia for several months with considerable sue
scpQ0
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80 CENTE R STREET.
TOWN CLERK FosTY.rwo YEARS

TOWN CLERK FORTY.TWO YEARS.
The following is from Mr.. OTHNIEL aAGER the
well-known and respected Town Clerk Of Norwich.
Conn., Mr. eager 80 years DID, and has held this po-
son Of trust for ~ and his word is good as
his bond. On May s. 1888 he writes as follows: 'For
years have suffered with disc Of the kidneys and
bladder. and have hesitancy in recommending
Hunts Remedy a specific for these complaints Il
has not only been the Of relieving me of terrible
pain but has cured number Of my acouaintances
day am performing the duties of the Office of Town
Clerk. which have held for forty two years. which
could able do noin fair state of health
owing to the use of Hunts Remedy" jy23
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Failures Durinx the Week.

NEW YORK, July 27.-The failures, as reported to
r. G. Dun & Co., throughout the country for the
last seven days, number 100 as compared with 1853
last week. The geographical distribution was:
New England states, 49,; middle, 80; western, 81;
southern, 20; Pacific states ana territories, 20;
Canada, 81, and New York city g.
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I'd Edition.
Latest TGlegrans to The Star.
The Ballot at Concord To-day.

CHANDLER LOSES Is VOTES.
CONCORD, NH, July 27.-The ballot for q. s.
Senator to-day resulted as follows: Whole number
or votes, 266; necessary to q choice, 1874 WIN. 8
LAID, 1: A. +. Stevens, 1; Jacob Bolton. 1; j. d.
Lyman, l: Benz +. Prescott. I: j. w. Patterson.
I: J. 81. Gallinger. 2; Mason w. Tappan, 10; ChaS
II. Burns q: Gilman Marston, 81; Vim E. Chand-
Ter. Sc: Austin f. Pike. IS: Harry Bingham, 50
Pike gained z over yesterday. Chandler lost IS
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Suiss Against Patrons 81 n Private
LETTER IA

NEW YORK July xs.-The United Statee district
attorney has begun suits against les OF the patrons
OF Boyd's private letter express for the recovery
OF penalty OF $50 In each case for violation OF
the United States postal law. Another suit has also
been Inst iiuted against VIM. Blsckhan, pro-
pretor OF Boyds post for penalties for fnfraction
OF the law In carrying on the letter express
The CARGO or RAGS PROM E6rrr.-A telegram
was received at the state department to-day from
Mr. Packard, the United States consul at
Liverpool notifying the department that a ship
ment OF rags from Egypt had been made from
LVerpooi 70 hoston. The matter was at once re-
ferred to the Treasury department.
ARMY ORDKRs-The resignation OF Cadet Prank
K Noglesong, 9TH class, q. & military academy.
has been accepted by the Secretary OF War; 10
take eject July 81, 1883 Leave OF absence for ope
month on surgeons certificate OF disability is
granted Capt Dsingerleld Parker, Sd Infantry,
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IhE ~ LLULOID TRUSS: THAT NEVER
Dftass never wears cut always clean. and can la
"ora while bathing. Is Tor saleat
CHAS. FISHER'S
~,,.= ,-x 623 7thstreet northwest
Mrs FISHER dsvotes her attention TO the VSntsR
~As HeCSos MIA
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REDUCED Prices IN Day GooDs.

TEN PER CENT OFF ALL THE STOCK
We make the above reduction to increase our cash
sales-s Every article Misunderstanding reserved or
excepted-maktng 1t the cheapest stock in the CITY,
BLACK SILK GRENADINES sATINS GING-
HAMS. ALL FINE WoOLENs, HOUSEKEEPING
GOODS. LACES in every style shape. and quality
from finest to cheapest. PARASOLs and sun UNI
BRKLLAS, always reasonable in price. with discount
of. make them very. very cheap
An examination of the stock and prices will convince
you that We have not overstated the matter.
JOHN T. MITCHELL.
lea 9Sl Pennsylvania avenue
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news Bf1010.
In three months over Z, 600 emigrants have been
assisted in leaving Ireland
The burial Of IS victims OF the Tfvol disaster In
Baltimore wednesday and "a yesterday makes
up the total OF 63 persons who lost their lives
Ia that catastrophe and no others are known to
be missing.
There was heavy frost in the White mountains
Wednesday night
At St Mlchaers, Nd. Sunday afternoon, nine
month-old child Of Mr.. Lewis Fitzpatrick, living
on Chew avenue, died from the accidental taking
OF a quantity OF rat poison.
Col. King, OF Texas, has sold his ranch and cat
tie near San Antonio for 100000 to an English
syndicate. This Is said to be the largest ranch In
the world.
In the Pennsylvania senate yesterday the Stew
art congressional apportonment bill, which passed
the house Wednesday, was negatively reported
from the committee
Over 100 persons at lawn party at Joliet, H.,
Wednesday evening, were made sick by eating ice
cream which Is believed to have contained poison.
Several are In q critical condition.
Ex-senator Conkling and his wife and sister, ex-
Senator Boutwell,, Judge Coke OF New York, Miss
Coke, George C. GOrham, OF the washington Re
publican, and Timothy GrifnIh passed through
Chicago Wednesday night en- route for Yellow.
stone Park
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APPoINTMENrs.-A.R R. Amory has been appointed
skilled laborer and r. B. Randolph machinist In
the State, War and Navy department building.
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ARRESTED ON CHARGE OF STEALING FILES-
To-day Detective Carter arrested young man
named Henry Sohl, one OF the men alleged to have
been connected with George McCauley and b. E
Montrop In the larceny OF large number Of cast
northwest, about eight days ago. They viii all be
brought before Judge Smell next Tuesday for q
hearing,
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MARRIED.

ANDREWS-MILLER. On July a. 1883, by tina
Rev. n. J. Neepier. WIN. ANDREWS to Miss ANNIE
MILLER, Of this city.
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AN EsCAPED PRISONER RECArTURED.-While the
prisoners were being taken from the cells OF the
tory to be taken to jail, q colored man named
VIM. Queenan. when about to enter the van lodged
past the door and ran down street to 6th street
He was followed by Sergeant Boyle, Omcer Har.
bin, ana Richard Anderson, the driver OF the van.
Anderson recaptured the prisoner on street, be-
tween 9th and 9Th streets, and brought him back
70 the van. He threatened to run away again II
the officers released their hold on him. and said
he would escape rom the wofkhouse inside OF -
hourA He was arrested and sentenced to 50
daysin the w0rkhouse for being suspicious per-
son.
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MEMS Low SHOES ATCOsT
good pair of Ladies' Toe slippers for 81.
Ladies' ''solid Comfort" Boot S.
Children's Spring Heels 75 81 81. 25 81. so up al
BIRN'S Ehoe Store,
Jyl3.1m 1914 18th street
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THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
The following are the opening and closing prfcss
tIthe New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
ty special wire to II. IL Dodge, $50 18th street,
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RANGE or fHB THKRM0NEFBR.-The following
were the readings at the once OF the chief signal
.OfIlcer to-day: am. II II Am, 624: 8 pm 0k2
Maximum, 6kb: minimum. ek&
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Woman Franchise i'm ENGLAND.

DISCUSSION IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS
The London Times reports the discussion in the
house OF commons OF a resolution presented by Mr..
Hugh Mason In favor OF ''extending parliamentary
franchise to women who possess the same Qualin-
cations to vote men and who are entitled In all
matters OF local government to vote.' Quite a
breeze was raised among the advocates for SUI.
frage by the fact that Mr.. Hugh Mason, who intro
duced the resolution and argued the fitness OF
spansters and widows for the exercise OF the par.
namentary franchise, distinctly avowed that he
objected to its extension to married women. IL
seems our English suflragists are somewhat d.
vidsd on this queetaon-some advocating the ex-
right to married women. A distinction which the
London Times characteriZes as sspena lizing mar
riage." The vote was lost by l34 votes to 40
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WOOD AND COAL.
GR1xAuLr & Co.'S

MAT1CO CAPSULES
Are warranted to effect rapid In tA most severe
cases q private Diseases They do not fatigue the
stomacn Is Al other Apsnee with liquid Copaiba 40.
ana VIII be found . safe aud effective remedy.
3a22-tu&fly SOLD BY ALL DRUG0JHTS,
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctoneer.
FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
seven 90 acres Of arabic land. oyerlo Ainx the Poo-
mac river Just beyond the northern boundary # Alex
andra, Va, sGitAb for truck farm for bull lnR
ises. w. $1,000
Also txo CD acres, containing blue stone quarry
heretofore orened and worked situate III Al xaIdria
oqhty V1rHlila. opposite Georgetown. This Q.8rry
t nac AID runs down al sloe OF As derees to the
being but few hundred yards above the Aqueduct
bridge.
The above described tracts form a part of the estate
OF the late Richard b. Lloyd, and will I've sold for
t1on among heirs Title perfect and warsnted
seven acres will be SOLD ON the ground WEDNESDAY,
Al GUST FIRST. 1883. at SIX O'CLOCK p M, the
purchaser tc take with the privilege of the
whole The quarry lot will also be sold the ground
On at SIX o. LOCK =. M.
Terms: Cash on delivery Of deeds.
4. j. MACKFY,
Attorney for heirs,
1y12-d&GS Cfice, Webster Law Building