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THOMAs BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

TKTSITE' SALE OF CRANE
SIDE OF HiGh sTaE ph,N fx ~ III h ANp
OBSERVATORY GROUNDS
District of Columbia. passed the seventh day Of
June; A. D. 1857. in csnse pending TN said court
ana numbered IN Equity 77I9 We will cell at public
anns V in fro 9r Of the premises. on WEPSEs
FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ, all those pieces of parcels
Ct ground lying and being in Georsetown. b. g.
ana known and designated on the plat Of said city
1856 Ia Beatty and Hawking sddition to George
town. contained within the following nletss and
bounds. to wit; Beginning for the same at the
northwest t corner Of said et Numbered 25 at
theroad TO the United States naval observatory and
running thence in easery direction along the south
line OF said road four hundred and fifty feet thence
south two hundred and forty FIVE feet thence wet four
hundred and twenty three and half fs to the east
line Of said High street continued. tIha north two
hundred and thirty and onehan feet to the place
OF bes1nnng, containing two and half of land
more or less with the improvements thereon. consist
ing OF two-story dwelling. slaughter house, and all
business.
Terms Of sale prescribed by the decree: one-thrd
OF the purchase money each and the balance in equal
instalments. six. twelve and eighteen months from
day OF sale, with interest for which the promssory
notes OF purchaser will be taken. all cash at the
money is paid in full All conyeyancing at purchasers
cost. deposit of 5000 required at time sale If
terms are not compiled with ia days from the day
Of sale the trustees the right to at risk
SAMUEL. MADDOX,
40 Louisiana ave., I r.
WILLIAM j. MILLER. I Trustees.
apo6 OF % rv1 az 3 "'e''
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SALdES Of CHOICE LOTS, NOS. Is AND le IN
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE, At AUCTION.
9n FR saR AZ, NAY "a II. ELEvENTH. AT FIyEna
beautiful piece e ground. enbrating ten fneSt*
6Tldng lots fronting Massachusetts avenue and On
tSe sans to Plat exhibited the
square feet and the single ots vary from s0 10 SS
square feet each: Title indis1mta6ie. -'0'o
Ierms: one third cash; balance and two wear.
from day OF SALE secured by deed on the
sod The notes for deferred payments bear Interest
al cash. at option. $500 at the sale for the
my3-St WIN. P. YOUNG. Auctionaer
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THOS. J. FISHER l. CO.,
l. Real Estate ,Auctioneers.
UN1MPRoYED PROPERTY AT AUCTION

UNIMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTION.
Under and by virtue Of decree of the supremeas%
Court Of the District of Columbia passed in Equity
Cause No. 7. T67, wherein Temple ct ell. COMA.
planants. and MOrtlinKton ct al defendants the
undersigned Trustee will sell, public auction the
following described real estate at the times and places
below noted:
on sATTRDAY. MAY FIFTH. at FOUR O'CLOCK
?. NJ. at the office Of Thos J. Fisher Co.. No. 1924
+ street northwest
Sub. Lot 40, square 545; Lot 5. square COS:
Lots 8, Is. and 49, square COS; Lot l. square 600;
Lot g. square GIL; Lots square 6l3;
Lot II. square GIT: Lot 5. squsre 662s
Lots 3 and Z, square east OF 664:
Lot 4, square south Of square COT;
Lots and 10. square east OF south Of 667, and the
east 1O1 feet inch on street Of square No. t95.
Terms Of sale, prescribed by the decree One third
OF the purchase in cash. and the residue in
equal inhtalmenfs at six and twelve months. respect
lively with interest at the rate Of six co per per
Gnnum from day of sale. to be secured by approved
notes. with reserved len on the property sold the
auired each of the said pieces property sold the
amount whereof will be announced on day of sale.
Upon default OF any purchaser in complying with
Of sales within ten 10) days. the property upon which
default has been made may be resold at the risk and
cost OF tho cefaultlng purchaser after three 81 days
notice IN the Evening stsr newspaper, Conveyancing
shall be Ut the cost OF the purchasers.
CHAS; D. FOWLER. Trustee.
THOS. j. FISHER CO.. AuctoEeers. APT g. I. th&ds
K THE ABOVE SALE POSTPONED UNTIL
WEDNESDAY, NINTH OF MAY. 1888 same hour
ard place. THO5. j. FISHER CO..
my7-d&ds Auctoneers
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MONEY FOR THE HEROES OF THE EGYPTIAN WAR
INSTEAD OF PENSIONS.
LONDON, May Tn the house OF commons this
afternoon Mr.. Gladstone announced that instead
OF pensions which 1t was proposed to beStow upon
Lord Woseley and Lord Alcester, admiral Sey-
mourn. they would be given lump sum OF money.
This change In the manner OF rewarding the MILL
ment against the Egyptian rebels It Is
believed Is due to the outcry which has been
raised against the provision In the bill providing
pensions, which declares that they shall on the
death OF the benehciaries revert to their nearest
heirs
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ap22-d&d.
DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO THREE STORY
HOUSES, Nos. 2e12 AND 2Of4 STREET MORT H
WEST. NEAR PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
BY virtue of a deed Of trus. dny recorded in "a
fter No. 9i5 folio 1874 eft seq. ore Of the land f..s
iecords OF the District of Coiufhia and by the 1
quest of the holder Of the secured thereby we
vii. on TUESDAY. the FIFTEENTH DAY IF MAY
$3.50. at O'CLOCK P. NJ, in front of the prem
ca, sell that certain piece parcel of ground or
real e-tate site and lying in city of Washington Dis
.-irt CT ounlic, End known and described being
Let numbered twenty two t2) in square numbered one
III rel AID one GOD together with a, the improve
:neta wsys. easements. rights privilege anu appur
tl:HceS to tue same. belonging i'll wise apper-
tdi.l r. bis lot is improved b. two three-story house,
Nhch will be sod separately.
e.ns One third cash balance six and twelve months.
notes to bear interest and to be by decd
purchasers All canyeyancing: &C., at purchasers
cost deposit O: $500 required each house
SO III a.. Terms 10 bocomped with in days.
otherwise the Trustees the right to resell at the
isk and Cos: OF the doau'tiIg purchaser purcaas
crs after five days public notice OF such resale in
some newspaper publ shed in Washington, D. G.
ALBERT A. WILSON,l r.
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A Stolen Rill.

ALBANY. May 7.-Several hours before the ad.
journmene OF the legislature on Friday last SEN.
a1op q Ieesa
urging the passage OF the bill making the bridge
free to pedestrians The opponents OF the mea.
but the governors message and the political dis.
cussion postponed its consideration until 6:3(
O'Clock, at which hour Senator Herman called the
bill up. 1t was then found that the bill had beer
mislaid or stolen. and 1t could not be found or ne
placed before the hour OF nnal adjournment
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The Phoenix Park Murders.

DUBLIN, May THE third trial OF Timothy
Kelly for participation In the murder or Lord
Frederick Cavendfsh and Mr. Burke was begun to-
gay; James Carey, the informer, on being called
10 the witness stand, swore that every one OF the
offered to turn informer. Carey said he was She
last man who offered to testify against the pris-
onerS.
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rE,HoMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

VALUABLE PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN, D. G
AZ PUBLIC SALE, NEAR THE MARK II
EOU-E.
On MONDAY, MAY FOURTEENTH 1888 ak&
et the hour Of SIX O'CLOCK P. NJ. in trout of E5&
Gne premises will offer at public sale all that --A-.
part of Let No. A. in Georgetown District CT Column
biA beginning at point the south line Of Br.dg,
street distant east sixteen feet from where the west line
OF said OF No a nerfecis Bridge street. and running
south fifty I'VE feet and ten inches tn twenty
two fet ard four inches. then north fifty FIVE feet and
zen 2hes To bridge street then west twenty-five feet
ana four inches 20 the beginning Also ali that part of
Lot so. Al. in said town beginning at the northeast
Of said lot and running west on Bridge street
thirty feet and four inches (more less then
south twenty feet (more ess) then thirty
eight feet and four inches nore less). then north
twentys feet (moce less On Market space to tine
place Of beginning.
Also. al hst part of Lot number %. in Old George
town. u c.. situated 1T the Of Bridge street and
Bank alley, fronting thrty-one feet and elk inches
on the north side Of Bridge street and running back
northwsrdy o. the same width as the 'front.' and nd
ing thu west side Of said alley. ninety feet deep
VII ell the improvements IpJn the same.
Terms: One third cIsh; balance i'll six and twelve
months with Interest. at six cent; all cash the
option of the purchaser. deed given and deed of
trust taken deposit fifty dollars required on each
sale. All ccuveyaciDg and recording the expense of
the purchaser r. ?. JACKSON,
Hyl-dNftS Attorney for Whites Heirs.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.
l. WAR DEPARTMENT. May 4th, 1883.
Sea-ed proposals VIII b, received at this DEPARTMENT
until TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON, MONDAY, MAY
TM ENTY -EiGHTH. 1883, for furnishing Stationery
Tor the War Department and irs Il tTeaus in Washing
ton; durag the fiscal Year ending June 30th 1894.
Blank fors Of proposals. showing the items and
tmaed quantities required tO=etEer with circular re-
atins TIE etc. VIII lie furnished application Thu
Department..
Prop0ss must b, addressed to the Secretary of War
en- ior'fo Oh tie outside Of the envelope, Proposals
for Stationery"
Bids viii be considered OF each item separately.
ROBERT T. LINCOLN
N.Y. -InHtE3w Secretary Of War.
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NEW YORK. ROTTERDAM. AMSTERDAM
IN The frst-class. fun powered. Clyde-buiIs Dutch
SteamshiIs OF this Line, IN. 81 EKDAM. ROT TER
PAN sGHiEpAM ! T.: EDAM; ZAANDAM. P. CA
Mails to the NetheraDds leave veny's Pier foot Of
Sussex street Jersey City, NJ. regularly every WE'D
NESDAf for Rotterdam and Am sterdani. alternately
firrJ cabin. $40: second cabin, $50: steerage. $40.
~. CAZhUX, General Agent 81 South William street,
New York. For passage apply 10 W. G. METZEKOTT
a Co. S25 Penn. ave-. WGshiugton
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Aaetionssrs
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
CARPETS, BEDDING. &C.. AT AUCTION.
By virtue OF deed Of trust, dated March 2lst A. ID.
1888 and duly recorded in Lber No Less, folio 1l3,
ct seQ of the land records for Washington, D. c.
and by direction Of the party secured thereby shall
sell sci at public s auction. on TUESDAY. MAY FIF-
NJ. on the premises. No. 11OI street northwest the
Furniture. Carpets Bedding. etc. mentioned in the
echedule sttached to said deed Of trust named in part
Walnut Chamber Suites.
Walnut Marble top Sideboards.
Mirrors, Hall Rack, Extension Tables
Psrlor Furnitnre %hatnots Plush Sofas and Chairs.
Painted Bedstsads. Bureaus and Mashstands.
Walnut Eedsteads Bureaus and Washstands,
Ottcmans, Union Chairs
Walnut Cane Seat Chairs and Rockers,
Window Curtains and shades,
Velvet and Tapestry Brussel Carpets,
Ingram Carpets Hall aud Stair Carpets
Springs. Hair and Husk Mattresses,
Feather Beds, Pillows and Bolsters Bedding. etc.
Terms cash.
my7-d WALTER B. WILLIAMS, Trustee
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DISTRICT CASES IN THE q. 8. SUPREME COURT
In the case OF the Connecticut Mutual Life Insur-
ance Company against Luchs to-day the u g. Su-
preme Court affirmed the decision OF the District
Supreme Court with costs The two petitions Of
Albert Grant for leave to file WritS OF mandamuS
against the District Supreme Court judges were
denied.
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The Markets.
The NlRrkeI4.
BALTIMORE. May 7.-virpinia g. consolidated SO:
90 I n A.,

BALTIMORE. May 7.-yireinia g. consolidated, SO
new TO- 4Os. 81 new 3s. 81 bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. May 7;-Cotton quiet-m,ddl.ng, 1osl.
Flour steady and Qniet-Howard street and western
super 3.25a4. %; do. extra, ABBA. rs do. family
0oss 90: city mills. super s:2sa4 90; do. extra.
25a6 50; d. Rio brands, 00a6 25: Patapsco family
6:7s; do; superlative patent 7.50 Wheat southern
ana ga % western lover and quiet southern
1:24hbid; No. western winter red. spot i:2a bid;
June .231sa1. 23H July 129tsa1. 24X August l. %
~ Sept Corn southern steady and gnist
G5a6s; western mixed. spot. 81 bid: May. 64ka65;
June 63a*a64; July. 65a65s steamer. 81 bid. Oats
do mixed. s0a6l: PENNSYLVANIA. 51a54. Rye dun.
Iui'2 Hay steadyiriEle to choice Pennsylvania and
Maryland M IA oos16o,: Provisions steady; Mess
sides packed. 9allH Bacon.shoulders. To- clear rib
sides sides. l2H., Hams. l4kal5h Lard refined. l2..
r Esss steady ,n j. Petroleum lower-refned. 7,a5
Sn9ar dulA soft. s copper refined nominal l4s4al5
Whisky quiet and steady. 1.16ksl.l7. Freights to
Liverpool per steamer lower and dul-cctton. 532d
nGur Is 81 !! rs S la bay
600 bushels. Shipments wheat, 500 bushels; corn.
600 bushels. Saies-wheat 26S. 900 bushels corn.
Is, 900 bushels.
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The DYNAMITERs ON THIS SIDE OF THE ATLANTIC.
ODonovan Rosa yesterday established another
branch OF the Irish Revolutionary Brotherhood in
New York city. About one hundred members wero
initiated. Captain John kerwin was elected pres
ident and DIR. NJ A. Farrie secretary. Dynamite
was declared 10 be the weapon OF war Att
meeting OF the sixth ward LandIeague in Chicago
yesterday, Hon John r. Finerty, its delegate to
he was misrepresented by the eastern press which
claSsed him with the dynamite faction. He favored
new league.
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The CIVIL SERVICE RULES, as revised by the
President and Cabinet and approved by the for
mer, win be made public at the White House this
afternoon.
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THOS. J. FISHER 4 CO.,
Il heal Estate Auction

SALE OF DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS ON CAPT.
Toll HILL
On SATURD ~, MAY TWELFTH, A. D. 1888. R2
AT FIVE O'CLOCK Z NJ, will EeIl at auction, ES&
sub LOS l6 n. - and 10. square S72. These lots-
each front south 90 feet sonth street the
ersecon of Pennsylvania and North Carolina avenues
Terms of sale: One third cash; balance in six AMI
twelve months secured by deed of trust property
sold, with interest at Six per
my7-dGds THOS. j. FISHER l. CO., Aucts.
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South American Affairs.

VALPARAISO. May Tia Patria has commenced
series OF editorials, in which it opines that the
territorial limits OF Chilli must be at Camarones
ceding AFRICA and Tacna to Bolivia. 1t Is believed
that the ministers OF state will to-day hold I'm
DOrtant conferences on the affairs of Perm
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The Courts.
COURT IN GENERAL TERN,

COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
To-day, Simpson agt. Simpson; decree below
affirmed; opinion by Judge Cox. Mccarthy agt
ShiDman; decree dismissing both bills without
prejudice; do Mccullough agt. Groff; judgment
below reversed and cause remanded; opinion by
Judge Hagner. Justh agt Halliday; reversed and
new trial awarded; do In re. p. Wlnneman, Qm-
ONCE affirmed; do. Middleton agt McMurtree ct
all; judgment reversed and remanded; opin-
ion by Chlef Justice. US. agG Howgate; motion
to Quash attachment as to property purchased by
Mrs. HOwgate granted; do US. agt Howgate;.
motion to Quash attachment levied In the name OF
United States overruled; do.
CIRCUIT CoURr-Judoe Macarthur
Saturday, Bull agt Alexander: Judgment grant
cd. Delham agt Marcus: judgment OF condemna-
tio0 against garnlShee. Moran agt Fitzgerald;
judgment Tor amount admitted. Bates ct al agt.
Hempler: attachment granted. Mayer Co. agt
DOnnelly: judgment by default. Neglee a2t Alex
andr1a and Fredericksburg railroad company; mo-
ton for security for costs granted and ten days
plead after surety Is nled. Ergood & Co. agt
Burns; motion for judgment overruled.
SPECIAL CRIMINAL CoURT.-Jud0e HdcArthur
To-day, Joshua Anderson, convicted OF man
slaughter: sentenced to i've years In Erie county
penitentiary. Reddy White, convicted OF grand
larceny: sentenced to two years same prison. York
Pugh, violating internal revenue laws guilty sen-
fenced to 500 lne and 30 days in jail
Richard'Hill, assaulting an offlcer: guilty; SEN
fenced to one year in the penltent1ary and q fne
OF S.. The jurors were discharged for the term.
THE NEW YORK STOCKMARCEr
Tie following are the opening and closing prices
q the New York Stock Market to-day. as reported
Especial wire to II. Il Dodge, 500 18th STREET
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TNHOS. j. FISHER h CO.,
l. Real Estate Auctioneers.

On THURSDAY MAY TENTH, at FIyExa
O'CLOCK 7. M. in front Of the premises. we win
fronting 81 feet inches on north sreet with depth
Ct aS2 feet loh inches 70 80 foot sley improved
two small brick houses in rear of lot, facing ley.
Terms: One-thir cash: balance in six and twelye
months, secured by deed of trust property sold.
THOS. J. FISHER 4 CO., Auctioneers,
m3-d&dS 1924 F street northwest
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

NRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
Il LOTS II SQUARES NUMBERED NINE HUN
DRED AND TEN AND NINE HUNDRED AND
ELEVEN. BETwEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH
AND h AND III STREETS NORTHEAST.
BY order md decree of the Supreme Court of the&
District of Columbia in general term, passed andI4
made on the 3Oth day of October 1882 in equity-A
cause No l7l3 wherein Samuel A. Peugh is the com
pa;nant and Henry Dsvis the defendant. shall on
THURSDAY, THE TENTH DAY OF MAY, 1888 at
FOUR O'CIo CK P NJ offer for sale at public auction
frOnt Of the premises, Squares numbered 80 and 81
in the city of Washington. D. c., the are :um-
tered the ground pa: sn of said city, SO much
thereof be Necessary TO satisfy the said order
gn1 decree The said rrcmises viii bs sold by lots
dcsigna ted the recorded subdivisions; each of the
said squares containing ten O) o:s varying in front
from a 10 90 feet. and in depth from SO
Feet ty Ter lots. according to plat to be exhib-
.teGi at III tIEe If sal..
ierTps: O0e-thrd cash; the remainder In two (2)
equal insalne nts in ID and two {2) years. with
Interest the deferred payments to be by secured
~ deed OF trust on the premises al cash. the OPP
ton of the purchaser. deposit of $50 VIII be Quired
on each lot when Sold Conveyancng, &C.. 1t the cost
Of the purchaser or purchasers.
HENRY =. DAVIS Trustee.
46D Louisiana avente.
ap2ad&ds DUNCANSON Bros, Aucts,
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NOT To-DAY.-The President will not appoint q
commissioner Of internal revenue to-day.
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PROFESSIONAL.

IISEFUI. FEET ARE REQUISITE TO HEALTH
~ and comfort hence the elite Of the world from far
Pa aye erros,ts WIZARDS Hotel. for the successful
SreStmsto Hard and Soft Germs, Bupions In verted
lng.cn 49, IN 1861 Once fee 81 rer vistt for put
9n8 INC icci u oruers ma
u y treats successfully Female Diseases Nenral.ia'
Ghepn,at;m. ChiIis PARALYSIS. Nervous diseases, &C.
Turkish, Russian, Sulphur and all Medicated Baths
gwen. AIT street. opposite Risns House. o2O
nR. III. y. PARSONS. Nj DICAL ELECTKICIAN
4(Gsiyanic ana Electro yapof Baths, Massacre Sweed
Ah moyen. snts Magnetic 1rea tment &c Hours from,
San to Pm. 1927 street northwest. o6-Sms
CECOND-HAND CLOTHING BOUGHT AND THE
- highest cash D Y.ceo paid. Also Wafchaa Jev,earx
Guns. hstoL. &c. Call or address HERZOG. SOS 9H
&usi Hesr fennsylvaniA aysoaS ussxI
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PR0MoTED.-Ar. John W.Simmons, doorkeeper
at the west door OF the Treasury department, has
been promoted to q q, 900 clerkship.
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auct,oneer.

MEN AND BOYS SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTH
ING. COLLARS, CUFFS, SHIRTS AND DRAW
ERS, BOOTS AND SHOES AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY NINTH, 1885,
at TEN O'CLOCK, at my auction rooms. I shall sell q
collection OF the above goods being balance Of stock of
q party declining business
my7.2t THOMAS BOWLING Auctioneer.
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THE TRIAL DOCKET for May was called at the
Court OF Claims to-day.
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THE UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT to-day ad
J0urned sine die.

THE RESIGNATION OF Lieut. Col Guido Ilges, 18th
infantry, to take effect January next has been
ceived at the War department. having been for
warded from Gen. Terry's headquarters, depart
tn at 1T be returned with instructions that II the
resignation be rendered to take effect immedi-
ately 1T will be accepted. that otherwise q court
martial will be ordered to try him upon the charge
Of duplicating his pay accounts.
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A YouNG GIRLS LOVE FOR A THIEF.-Henry
James Marriott, charged with stealing $1,000
Pereux, his mistress, were arraigned In the police
court In New York yesterday. He was held. The
girl was discharged, but rushed 70 her lover and
hung herself sobbing into hts arms. She is In q
delicate condition. Marriott Is much depressed
Hesays he confessed, relying on police promises
claims to have been given the diamonds 70 sell
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CLAMPTrT RELEASED ON BAu.-This atternoon.i in
the Criminal Court, Mr.. b. F. Bigelow called
Judge Wylie'S attention to the case OF the young
man. JAS II. Clampitt, who was committed by
u1ge Smell last week in default OF $500 for assault
With intent to kill Geo. KlenE, and asked that de-
PENDANT be released on bail. The court accepted
$500 bill, and the prisoner was released. 1t will
be remembered that young Clampitt attempted to
commit suicide in a saloon, and also shot at
Mlenk.
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BIDS were opened at the Office OF Col T. 1. Casey
to-day for granite for the backing OF the sub-base-
ment walls OF the west and center wings OF the
state, War and Navy departments building. Els
worth and East Blue Hill Granite company were
the lowest bidders at 81 per cubic foot. The
amount to be furnished Is g. 900 cubic feet.
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Mr.. HAYWARD NJ. HUTCHINSON this afternoon is
gradually sinking and losing consciousness, being
only able to recognize persons occasionally. At 2
O'Clock he was reported to be racked by occasional
coughing spells, very alarming symptom. 1t is
apparent TO those at his bedside that he can live
but short time longer.
TRADE MARKS - The new tariff law provides
that trade marks which may be adopted by any
American manufacturer may be deposited with
the Secretary OF the Treasury and distributed to
customs officers. and that when SO distributed no
goods bearing such trade mark shall be imported,
unless the person owning the trade mark is the
expressed that under this provision American
manufacturers might adopt foreign trade marks
bearing the same. The opinion is entertained at
the Treasury department that before any action is
taken with regard to the enforcement of this pro-
vision the person applying must prove his owner
ship to the trade mark used BY him by proper
registration in the Patent office. No definite ac-
question is now under consideration.