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nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME DWELLING AND
LOT ON TWENTIETH STREET BETWEEN +
AND STREETS NORTHWEST -
BY virtue of deed of trust duly recorded In Iiber
No 1923 folio 10 ct seQ, of the land records of f
Washington county. in the District of Columbia I'll
and at the written request of the party secured thereby
We viii SELL at public auction on THURSDAY tiie
IWENIIE DAY OF DECEMBER, A ID ISS3 Mt
40 O'CLOCK p NJ in front of the premises ali flat
certain Piece or parcel of land and premise situate and
b. ing in the City of Washington District of Col
un!a and known and distinguished the ground plat
or plan Of said city a. and ing part of lo numbered
NV" 90 In square number. d hundred and twenty
two 22) as the is DESIGNATED on the ground Mai
OF sad city and contained within tie following rres
and bounds: Commencing for the same at point ON
h street west distant twenty q feet north from
she southwest corner q said lot thence running north
nall 90 inch. thence east hundred aud fifty five
ti5o) feet ten 0) inches to- the linz of said ot
Thence with said rear line south fourteen 4l feet one
lia1 20 lnch thence west hundred and
Qo3 feet tn lO inches to the point of bviriniIs to-
purt- to the belonging in any wise 40.
pertaining ~
Terms: One third cash. balance in six and twelve
months notes to bear interest and be secnr d by deed
OF TRUST OIL iisrS sold. all cash ouon al mr.
chaser. Conseyancing &c at purchasers cost A de-
post Of 500 required at time of sale If terms of sale
are not comird with within days the TRUSTEES
reserve the rht TO resell the Property at the risk and
cost OF the defaulting purchaser after five days public
lished in Washington D c. '"'-
GEORGE E. PETTY, r
GE kGE g. HENNING,{ Trustees
dos. IL, l3, Is l8lyS2O
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THoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer:
TRUSTEES SALE OF YALr.R1F REAL EsrA

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON D. c.
By virtue of deed OF trust dated Sd day ofeSa
March. D. 1882. recorded III Liher No 1914 folio III;
al at the reqnes of the parties thereby secured
VIII sell 1T publ auctn in front of each Of the prem
ses hereinafter described the following al estate
wit:
On FRIDAY, FOURTEENTH DAY OF DECEMBER,
u. 1883, at FOUR O'CLOCK NJ. all those pieces OF
ground known as Lots One. Two. Three Eleven Twelve
and hrteen in square thousand and twenty three
east know, NJ. II Homillers Slaughter House prop
erty, ana also improved by large dwelling house.
And IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE SALE of prop
erty III "a square O23 Will sell all those pieces of
ground known the thirty feet seven inches
OF lot twenty and the west thirteen seven
inches OF lot twenty three by the depth Of said lots i'll
square ore Thousand and forty seven, situated on
south street between 18th and lash streets i'm
proved by small Frame Dwelling Houses Of rooms
each.
Terms Of sale One-third of the purchase money cash.
and the balance in six twelve and eighteen mouths with
interest at six cent from day OF sale for which the
purchaser purchasers shall give their pronlissury
notes secured by deed deeds OF trust the property
Sold or all cash at the option of the purchaser pr-
chasers $50 to be paid in cash each piece of property
at the time Of sale All cunveyancg and recording
purchaser or purchasers cost Terms of sale
piled with id ten days from day sale otherwise the
property will be resold at the Iisk and efsulg
purchaser purchasers after five days notice in The
Evening Star The said real estate will be sold subject
TO All taxes and assessments thereon The collect
ors certificate Of the and assessments Will be ex-
hibited at the sales,
MILAN J MILLER
,o i1ief t tf, Louisiana avenue, Trustees
d4-d&ds SOC 10th street northwest
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QUO iIII NITttt u ".
JAMES 5 EDWARDS.
AZ 5th street "A w.
C,HARLEs W. HANDY, Real Estate Agent

By virtue Of deed of trust dated AVril Cd 4 D
1877 and recorded in Liber No S57 folio Is one Ot hi
the land recuris uf the District Of Columbia and al Lid
tie request Of the party SECURED thereby will sell at
public anstnn ~ front OF the premises. on THURS
FOtROCloCk 7. NJ Lot numbered ,wo hundred and
SIX t206) III Maria Roberts subdivision Of lot mon
NEed seventy four ga IN ]. T. HawS recorded sub
division of Mount Pleasant. with the improvements
thereon
Terms of sale: One half cash balance in six and
twelve mouths interest at the rate of per Mt per am
ch'l secured by deed Of trust the property sold ali
onvryancing at cost of purchaser $40 down at time
OF sale vi WIt III ~ h5AII,INGLI Trustees
J. u. COLDWELL Alctinuntr il-eodS.l.hs
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DUNCANSON BROS, Aucuoneers.

AUCTION HE SALE OF p De RESIDESCE ON
BETWEEN = AND STREETS NORTH. No. sl1
LOT "A s-l2Xl03 FEET. TO AN ALLEY
Uncr the authority of deed of trust d. ted July
g. 1876 recorded lii Lber No S26 folio I4S of the I
lard records OF the District Columbia and an or:I
der of the Supreme Court Of the District Of Columbia
PASSED November 2lst. 1893 in equity cause NJ O3
We will offer for sale at p4hc aucton in front Of The
CEMBfR lss;at FOUR O'CLOCK NJ. that q rsin Lot
situate IN Washington city said District known "a
Lot in the recorded subdivision of original .ots 10 II
ana II IL Square 4 made by the heirs of John DAVID
with the improvements thereon. consisting in q
Thr-e-story Press Brick Front Dwelling with marble
steps and trimmings.
Terms Of sale: onefouth cash the day Of sale or
within seven days thereafter the residue In four equal
payments at six twelve. eighteen and twenty four
months, FOR which the purchasers promissory notes
are to he given to our order bearing six interest
cured 10y deed OF trust the property sold and d
satisfactory poll of insurance the building or the
purchaser may pay all cash portion than
fourth at his option II the terms be not complied
with within seven days from the day Of sale reserve
the right to resell the pro- erty the risk and of
the detauitln. purchaser All convey and record
ing at purchasers $50 deposit acceptance of
bid GEO. TRUESDELL
Cos eth street L. w r.
JAMES 5 EDWARDS, trustees
n2S-d&ds az 5th street NV
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1Asos
SPECIAL SALE OF Pianos AND Oee.vs

NO IA superb Square Grand Piano ine-esu
iiiassiVe rosewood case inlad wit pearls
n'd'y carved le.'s aud Tyre, very powerful
anu IN tone took the first prize n the great
h hsw PERFECT order with all odern iprove,nents
handsome embroidered cover and stool to corresond
Price. Sl65 cash. if sold before November 18th No S
,en ne hnabe Co in style nearly like No neary
ue ost The hrm makes. worth 5000 will sill n,
S1-2 No IA haines Bro. Square Piano: cost $40 on
lue avenue II as good which bought: will take 65
worth S4u No "A fu,l-sized -strinxed yaf,inef
Grand fr1gh psd three months standard make and
e sreat bargain. $40. No "a splendid Chickerins
1iaio III perfect order with stool aud cover only aa9
GnoS 3D., square Piano for practice only 500 No
11;-oooq f1laho Tor beginner $40. No S-A gennine
Hanel E Beatty Organ; cost $l25 ha. n STOPS sis
No; gINe% ORGANS. fully warranted, $50 No IO-fhe
naHhess Shoutiger Cymbella Organs at low price on
containing real chime of bells AA1
bLlbeTal prices allowed for second hand iustr,,
meaits in eIchapYe bring deposit rs you viii need IT,
no rel usai given without q deposit ''
Remember the place.
Mn c. J. REED
nio 433 7th street northwest
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SECURITY FRox Loss By BURGLARY

SECURITY FRoN Loss By BURGLARY
ROBBERY, FIRE OR ACCIDENT.
THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
Of Washington,
Ii its own building,
, CORNER 18TH STREET AND NEW YORK AVE
Perpetual Charter act OF Congress January god 1867
HE Company rents S les inside Fire and burglar
PROOF auts at prlc varying So $50 per Year.
accorThnx ~ size and location Rooms and Desks I'D.
Joining vaults. provided for Safe-renters.
VAULT DOORS GUARDED BY THE SARGENT
T1ME-LOCK-
SECURITIES AND vALUABIES of every lescrip-
ton including BONDS and STOCKS, PLATE JEW
El.Rf, DEEDS, &c, taken for SAFE-Ki EPING, on
SPL CIAL GUARANTEE, at the Lowest Rates
BENJAMIN. P. SNYDER. President
CHARLES G. GLOVER of RIggs l. Co. Vice President
JOHN CASSEIS, Treasurer
ALBERT l. STUk1EVANT, Secretary
C. f. Nyman, Asst. Sec'y
DIRECTORS
BENJAMIN P. Snyder Charles c. Glover
John Cassels. Henry A. Willard.
ALBEIT L. SturteTant. Thomas Evans
John g. Parke d1
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'S'HE ATTACK OF CERTAIN OLD LINE JOIJRN q
upon the Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association was
N'e'a 70 utterly ruin its business but it seems to
nave had the opposite effect for single day last
uohth applications were received for $3.50 600 insur
ahce- Assessment No 10 just collected, brought in
seoUo The reserve fund now exceeds a1OO 600 which
: Deg invested IN s Bonds by the trustee the Gen.
tral Trust Company New York The Association com
peted ITS third year in October and has already written
lo2oOcerihcses covering $4,000 insurance The
sson Zee and one years dues IN advance are $50 on
s''ooo and $50 On $40 GO The annual dues for ex-
ienses 81 for each Of the certificate The
sesslnenfs FOR death claims at age rs 81 on each
sIN0 OF the certltcate at 80 "a age IS sl ace
90 age 65. 81 One fourth each assessnenf rrs
into The reserve fund protect the cunI auy s.s5st
iaises and extra mortality Come and INSURE ONO
1909 street 0A'0s
LIZ l. y. KNIGHT. General Agent
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ELEGANT STYLES,
GOOD MATERIAL,
EXCELLENT WORKMANSHIP!
Combined With Extremely Low Prices.
Reign Supreme at
THE Silt STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS.
YOU CAN FIND
Overcoats at IS, sold elsewhere at So
Overcoats at So, sold elsewhere at $40.
Overcoats at So, sold elsewhere at Sl2
Overcoats. All Wool at 80. sold elsewhere at SIS.
overcoats in Worstcd Tricot at 3D. cannot be ap-
preached elsew here under Si8.
Fine Chinchilla Overcoats at 81 s. worth S25 p.
Elegant Kersey Overcoats at 500 worth go i
Good Business Suits at S. worth S12
Splendid Line OF Suits at SO So SIS and SIS Great
BARGAINS. d
Fine Black Cloth Suits al 500 worth s35 u
Black "orsted SUITS at SIS worth 52S
D. b. Sack Coats, or Refers. in Chiuchla. at S. $50
and $40, worth double.
PANTS
In Great Variety. from 50 up.
Boys Suits from 81 so up
Boys Overcoats, from 80 so up
OUR NOTICING Trouble to Show Goods"
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED AT
THE MISFIT STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND STREETS. d5
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Auctioneera

FOSTERS GREAT SALE
OF fine English and American Books EVERY NIGHT at
SEWN O'CLOCK. at Williams auction rooms corner
10th and p y1vani8 avenue LARGEST stock ever
Washington. HUNDREDS OF cases of the best Books pub
sped embracing History Fiction Theology. Science
Holiday B,oks juveniles by box Or single volume.
graph Albums IL all an Immense stock of the most
desirable Books published rare chance to replensh
libraries and found the stock must be sold
Private sales during the day at auction prices
n26-2w.d WALTER b WILLIAMS + CO, Aucts.
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CahAHNSC ;,, : s. SALE OF BUSINESS AND RESI-.
~ DEN Hr I, OrER!4 On SOUTHWEST CORNER
0F TEHMoNT AFENUE AND STREETS
BX virtue OF decree OF the Supreme Court of the
DO. we viii offer for sale at public auction in 1a
4 mt Of the pr.lIils.S on TUESDAY. the ELEVENTH
DAY OF tthSER, 1888, at HALF-PASf THREE
OCLo' h + VI: all of lots three go and four O. i'm
Ciarks sutd isioh OF s9uare30 with the improvements
excepting se parts Of said lots described in certain
deed from Henry HaiRht to WEI Hayt recorded in Iiber
No 9ol foo 269 Of the Land Records of the Di trct OF
Columbia, the metes and bounds of which executed
parts are as follows: Beginning the southeast corner
OF lot running thence north o feet inches thence
at rlRht ants 10 nont avenue running 81 west
thence at Ivht angles to street running south to the
southern line OF said lot and thence the place
of beginning - ~ '>
The parts of lots to be sold contain about PISS sqare
feet ana front 38 feet ~ inclles Vermont avenue
ana l!5 ieet inches Oh street The improvements
consist OF comnlodous two-story Brick Building With
nne store room now used u grocery store. the first
floor and nlne d" ling and substantial brick
stable and shop, with overhead
Terms: Onethird cash and the residue in three eoua,
instruments at six twelve and eighteen months reSpec
lively from the day Of sale with interest to be secured
by deed OF trust on the property sold all cash the
purchasers option DEPOSIT OF 800 required at time
OF sale All conveyancilg and recording purchasers
cost Terms must be fully complied with eight days
Above property Will be sold fire. ali taxes
ARTHUR A. BIRNEY,
500 Lolls avenue, [ r...
VIM. A MckEN,E irusteas
Co, .uiba Law building
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO. Aucts nos.dtds
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Both of these artists of reputation and
bers OF the New York Academy Of Design and their pro-
ductous well known IL the lovers of art IN Washing
Ion and elsewh here blk! the author artist Mr.
W offer to the publ Afew OF his larger paintings he
VIII also have on e1h1spn collection Of his smaller
PICTURES Or AMERICAN SCENERY.
Which have attracted se5much attention in New York
and other cities durIty te past year. Among Mr. Ger
tells pictures will be found of his animal sui ects,
for which he s celebrated well few of his
clesiastlcal DESIGNS with which his name has been SO
long aud honorably Identified Catalogues ready.
d6-5t THOMAS BOWLING Auctioueer
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

VERY VALUABLE THREE-STORY PRESSED BRICK
RESIDENCE WITH SIDE LOT, BEING No. $3.50
OR FIRST STREET, GEORGETOWN. D. c., AT
AUCTION
On TUESDAY. DECEMBER ELEVENTH, u
1855 At FOUR O'CLOCK. in front of the prem W."
lses. shall sell the above residence located I0
the south side Of LIST street between Market and
frederick streets having front Of about A. feet by an
average depth of 100 feet
he Improvements consist of three-story pressed
Or1Ck residence containing IL and cellar with all
modern improvements This is a valuable property,
ad should command the attention of parties desiring
profitable Investments elegant home
Terms Qne-tlir cash: the residue in two equal pay
ments at six and twelve months. with bearing in
terest and secured by deed OF trust All couveyancin1
and recording at purchasers cost $500 deposit
Quired at time OF sale.
d4dts THOMAS BOWLING Aurt
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j. T. GOODWILL. Auc.ions
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer

'e'hOAAS OONL1NtI, AuctlOneer.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF FRAME DWELLING ON THE
LASI SIDE OF ECOND STREET. BETH ZEN
NORTH AND EA 81 CAPITOL STREETS
BY virtue OF deed of trust dated the thirteenth ID
gay OF oct95tr 1882 and duly recorded in Librr s
iu2l ioo 5O9 ct seq. one of the Land Records of l
Washington, District Of Columbia the undersigned
trustees viii sell at public auction in front of the prem
1 EGr on or GEaDAl DECEMBER SIXTH 1883, at
Parts Of Lots 10 and II square 59 described as fol.
lows: be INNING tor the same sixty feet south from
the northwest corier of said square and run thence
south al ong I'd street eighteen thence east
feet and one-haf inch to dividing line between lots
Numbered lne and eleven thence north said divid-
Ing line one foot eleven and half inches east
fifty -four feet ten inches to line of lot eleven thence
north seventeen feet and half inch thence
ty-ioar iee ten inches thence south foot thence
ginning. together with thu improvements.
Terms: One-th1rd cash the balance at six and twelve
months WITH notes bearing interest and secured by
deed OF trust IT the terms of sale not complied
with IN seven days the Trustees the right to re-
sell the property ut the risk and the defaltnu
purchaser All GonVeyancinx aud recording pure
sers cost &J0 deposit will be required at time of sale
CHARLES H. FICKL1NG.j ,,,,s.s
n24d&ds JESSE II. WILSON. trustees
=, r. TIE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL.
III hoDA4, DECEMBER THIRTEENTH. same hour
aAQ plaCe Dy orQer OF the Trustees d5-JHus
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THOMAS BOWLING. Aucuoueer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-25
FIVE RAILROID ACCIDENTS.
TEN HORSES KILLED-A SCORE woUNDED--A BRIDGE
WASHED AWAY.

TEN HORSES RILLED-A SCORE woUNDED-A BRIDGE
WASHED AWAY.
NEw-ALBANY Ind, Dec. 24.-The bridge over
Blue River, on the Louisville, New-Albany and
Chicago Railroad about one and a-half miles
south of Salem, was washed away this morning,
and south-bound train ran into the wash-out,
killing Charles Sanford. the train baggage MASTER
of this city, and lady Dora Eddings of Lafayette
Jacob Helfrich father of the master car builder OF
the Louisville, New-Albany and Chicago Railroad,
and four other passengers. The wounded were
John Vaughn, the engineer, and his fireman, aDd
eight passengers, names not asoertained. The con-
ductor, was also slightly hurt. The train con-
sisted Of one baggage car, two coaches and one
sleeper. with baggage and express matter Aspecial
train with officers of the road and assistance left
Louisville for the wreck.
INDIANAPOLIS. Dec. 24.-Two trains on the In
dianapolls Railroad came into collision on bridge
near Avon last night. Robert Madris brakeman,
was fatally injured, and Conductor Brown was
slightly hurt. The accident caused the delay of all
trains.
CINCINNATI, Dec. pa dispatch TO The Times
Star from Fort Wayne, Ind, says; The rear coach
of the Grand Rapids and Indiana north bound pas
senger train was struck by q switch engine this
morning. Eight persons were seriously hurt, Mrs.
Judge Ellison being among them. The accident
was caused by the csrelessness OF the engineer OF
the switch engine.
PORTLAND, Me-, Dec. pat Summit Station,
twelve miles west Of Island Pond, Vt, the Grand
Trunk Railway has crossing for freight and pas
senger trains. On Saturday night o freight train
running down the main line passed the station and
was dashed into by the Montreal passenger train,
smashing ten loaded freight cars and injuring the
baggage master, engineer and fireman Of the pas
senger train. The baggage master was seriously,
NHw-HAYEN Dec. 24-Early this morning New
York-bound freight train on the New-York, New
Haven aud Hartford Railroad got stuck in large
snoW-drift near Milford, which, in e1tinguishing
was blown out. The engineer, 2, Ross. was fatally
scalded, and tho fireman. J. Lynch, fatally burned.
Conductor Searles, W no assisting the fireman at
the time was blown from the engine into the drift,
but escaped with the loss Of few teeth and several
bruises.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-25
THE ILLNESS or MILE. TALLERIA.

81 have just been having n chat with the doc
tor said Mr. Hutchinson Madame Valleras husband, to
TRBUSE reporter yesterday He says that my VIE VIII
probably be able 10 travel Wednesday OF Thursday
She was quite well on Sunday morning but attended
midday rehearsal got heated, ana caught col on the
way home At three o'clock she in danger. rs In
fa,nmatIon had begun. Immediately Informed Maurice
Grau and told him he had better make arrangements
with Madame Fursc Nadl but that would let him know
posyely before seven O'clock little after -lA sent
in messeu ger with uOte stating thlt MADAME valera
WAS aue unable to appear. This note laid aside by
Mr. Graus clerk and did not reach Mr. Gran tll nearly
hafpast eight the audience being Kept waiting up iil
tLat lime an grieyel ut the Inconvenience every one
was put TO- hut IL hardly cur faui:. However aus
well that ends we'll and glad 10 say thai my WIG Is
quite out OF danger, thanks 20 prompt trcatment'
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DIED
1AKEROn Saturday December 90 1885, Abbie, daughter
OF Fred and the late Sarah p Baker
from her late home No "a West l6thst Wednes
day, December 49, at 10 q. m.
II is requested kindly that flowers be not sent
cuRTIss-At sheffield Berkshire County Mass the goth
inst, Orren Curtiss In the 81 III year Of his age.
coILINsOn Friday the 2st inst in the seth Of hs
Charles Terry Collins, pastor OF Plymouth
Church Cleveland Ohio Of Charles and Mary Terry Col
peaives and friends Of family are invited TO attend
OF his father PasadaYe ionkers
on Tuesday afternoon at o'clock -,
Ennera services Hartford Wednesday afternoon on the
arrival OF tho IL o. N. train from New.fork.
PTELD-At RidSewood, MI, on Sunday, December 29,
Amanda, relict Of the late Joel ID Field.
samuel d. Graydon, Rdsewood n. j. at & o'clock on We'd
nesday, December 70.
leaves Ridgewooh at 620.
Interment Thursday.
GREooRY-on sunday 1884, Annie Maria, aged Co., wife OF
George John Gregory,
Notice of funeral hereafter.
HUNTER-At Portland, Ore, December 30, after short H.
ness John Hunter, OF John w and Hester A Hun
ter Of Brooklyn.
IN Brooklyn December 80 Of pneu.
n,onia Mas Annie NJ Klttridgo.
Funeral second Unitarian Church. corner Congress
and Clinton etc. on Wednesday December 20 st 10 O'CLOCK
Friends and relatives invited to attend.
poMERoY-At southport, Conn, December 81, Jerusha
Williams. widow Of Benjamin Pomeroy Of stonington.
BSpsa service at tho house Of her daughter Mrs II T.
BGley In Southport Wednesday, December 30, ~ also
Burial Of stouington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-25
METHODS OF CONTRIBUTING.

l. Collections in all the Churches Hospital Sunday aud
In all tho synagogueso ON Hospital saturday
2. Through the following Auxiliary Associations IL
Cigar and Tobacco TradeHenry Rosenwad treasurer 10
Dry Goods Trade "A H. Klngman, Trea,arer 60 wortnsS
Drug, Paint and Oil tradeA d. Ansbacher Ireasufer AZ
stock Exchange-wiiliam Alexpnder Smith, % walst,
and John >. Busslng, 10 Wslst ,.ra- al,
Mercantile ETchange-Josepn H. "ron'' iio~'Di'i' ga
BOOK Trade-Henry g. sarnes. Treasurer, III Wiiamst
York Pfoduas Exchange-George W. smith, Treasurer
20 NsWYoTi Cotton Exchsnge-Msyer Lehman Treasurer 10
New S5rk Maratime AssocatioD-John Townsend Treas
uren Maritime Exchange.
z through subscription lists circulated in the following
exchanges and trades:
Clothing Trade.
New.York Petroleum Exchange.
New-York Mining and Petroleum Exchange
Coffee Exchange.
Wine ard spirit Tfaders Society OF the United States
Charles Renauld, Treasurer So Wster-st
Glass Chnavaro TrsdeD Felter Treasurer, 81 Park
Through the Grand Secretaries Of the following Orders Of
Lodges who have kindly consented to act as teasurers Tor
this fund: -, e. oos
4 O. Free Sons Of Isrse-H Goldsmith Grand Secretary
Kesher shell Barze-H Rosentha. Grand Secretary, Py
Bereth Abraham-A. Robinson, Grand Secretary &c Es
sex-st
g. Through subscription lists in the hands of the Managers
Through collection. Elevated Railroad stations
leading establishments druggists stores res
taurants and various places Of public travel and resort
eral Treasurer 20 Nasssust 70 whom all money non
whatever contributed should DE sent m checks TO
Which the full report collection win be through
the public press.