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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-04-21

Ladies, don't fail to see the spring
millinery goods at Miss. Elliotts rooms.
Grand opening April 25th.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-04-21

Call and see the new and elegant pat
tern hats and bOnnets at Miss NJ. w
Smart's opening, Wednesday April 25th
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Married.

DOWNS st. James Rectory
in this village, on Thursday the 18th, inst,
by the Rector the Rev. James III. MagOffin,
Miss Jane Il. Beeman, to Mr.. T. jefferson
Downs, both OF Indian River.
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A ! "cCLUN6

ATTORNEY AND SOLICITOR,
MACKINAw CITY, MICH.
sE-Colections and Conveyancing promptly
attended to.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-04-21

Double and Single.to be let at reasonable
rates. CHAS. A. SMOLK
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-04-26

The Danbury Metos, referring to
the fuct that man ninety years old
in the eastern part of the state walk
ed eight miles to pay his newspaper
subscription, thinks some people
elsewhere, judging from their delay,
are waiting till they gre also ninety
years old before they pay for their
papers
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-04-26
News Of the Week.
fr,om rrId.y'. DAily.i

II ON Br1oAy DAAAy-l
Mr.. G. A. Treadwell is in Prescott
Big Bug is having a rodeo shi
week.
Tucson Is soon to have electric
lights.
Almos, everyone has something it
his eye to-day.
Our f-rgers are In the midst oi
the hay harvest
A heavy gulf wind csme in last
night, after midnight, and still pre-
walls.
DIR. Hargrave has located in town
and has neat Office next door to
Carey's, on Center Street.
An old-timer among the cotton
woods which stand on Adams street,
near Burgers shop, succumoed to
The b'ast and lies across the street.
Go to the Palace, next door TO the
courthouse, for a cool drink.
The new stars at Stroud's Theatre
are drawing we'll
Judge Alsap left to-day for Tue
eou to attend q Masonic meeting.
The sale of ]. j. Gosper's interest
in real estate aud the HERALD prop
er.y. on foreclosure of mortgage by
II. w. Kales, IL published in to-
days issue. The sale will take place
in twenty days.
Tucson Jail is now crowed by ffty-
,hree prisoners, and the Sheriff has
On hand fifteen more arrests to be
made before the district court con-
tenes in that district, which will
probably be about the middle OF
May.
We are pleased TO learn that our
town officers are taking most vigor-
ons steps to rid the place OF small
pox, ard we feel certain that we
shall soon be able to say that there
are no moro cases in town.
District Attorney A G. Baker has
cleared up his lots, cornsr of PapaSo
aud Monroe streets, and is having
the old adobe casa, land mark OF
many years, removed preparatory to
the erection of 3 more modern build
ing during the summer.
Mr.. Meader's team got tired OF
s.andiug in the blizzard this morn
ing. and gave q fine example OF the
puwerful attraction home has for
the average equine. Mr.. Rogers pur-
sued and caught the team before any
damage was done
In \ recent prize fight between
Tom 6lavin and Mike Cavanaugh at
Wilkesbarre, Pennsylvania, SlHvin
was knocked down ntwenty-one times
He lost the fight, but his pluck
ought TO last MIN until he has his
last round with the grim monster
and is knocked out of time.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-04-26
rrrotn Saturdays D.lly.l

Phenix ought to have free read
Ing om-
People are beginning to lookfor
news from
The borrower of Goldman's plat
form scales will oblige by returning
same.
The present cod weather is gen
ersl all over the west and southwest.
We learn that in some orchards
The peach crop has been seriously
injured by the frost.
A butcher who would run wagon
about town and in the adjacent
country would find, it occurs to us
an extensive trade.
Mr.. r. L. Long, formerly princi-
pal Of the public school in this place,
but till recently clerk Of the District
Court Of Gila County, has returned
TO town.
We to-day received an Atchisnn,
Toreka and Santa Fe Pointer" Civ
ing sketches of the Territories OF
the southwest, their scenery, cities
and towns, ETC., together with fair
rAilroad map of the southwest.
Capt. W. N. TisdaI. U. S. Assis-
tant Surgeon n. C. Sawyer and Mr..
Geo. Wilcox, all of Ft. Mcdowell,
arrived yesterday afternoon snd will
proceed to Prescott to-day.
II some Of our enterprising citi-
Eens would fix up public park IN
the suburbs and afford opportuni-
ties for out door games, ten pins,
and such things, he would nud his
place well patronized during the
summer.
A shooting scrape took place at
Russell, Cochise Co, a day or two
sizce, between Geo. Everetts and
Pete Devereaux in which Everetts
was mortAlly wounded. Deve-eau1
.lvas arrested and admitted to bail.
Probably one of the most trying
times in man life is when he intro
duces his second wire. seventeen
years old, to his eldest daughter
who is past twenty.
"You're on the wrong tack. said
she pilots wife, when her husbind
d sat down on it and rose with the
nsual exclamatinne. NO." replied
he, "I'm on the right tack, but shoot
me dead If amt on the wrong end
BIZ IT.
The health officers examined over
hundred houses among the 5[sxi-
~ poDn5ation, yesterday. without
indins = single case Of zinalipox
rhe stories ssTias szsef Dat through
nt the country ths2>s ere arc ffty K
-veniy cases in town and peopl,
ying every day. are pure sensation
lies. In the ten weeks since tn.
; case we can count but fifteer
es but five of whom have died
two of these in the beginning
,ors it was definitely known wha
q Guilty WEE
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-04-26
a Cut-On Railroad.

LINCOLN, Neb April ia lead
ing official of the Burlington & Mis-
souri, Railroad says, in regard to the
contemplated cutoff from Hastings
to some point on the main liIe to
Denver, that it Will certainly be built
this year. The new line will shorten
the distance to Denver about 35
miles
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-04-26

Boston, April 1S.-AI the Tewks-
bury investigation to-day former
inmate gave some startling and dis
gusting evidence regarding the treat
mani Of In m ntnc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-06-01
Wall Street TODAY.


NEW YORK, June 1.-The Posts financial article
says:-The stock market was more active and
stronger than yesterday, with fair distribution
OF business over the general list Of stocks The
features were Union Pacific and Lackawanna, both
OF which were active and higher, the extreme adj
vances OF which were Is in the former and X per
cent In the latter, though both reacted fraction
before IL O'Clock. Manitoba fluctuated over q
range OF ~ per cent, resulting in decline of q
from the close of last night Michigan Central
maintained the advance OF yesterday and ad-
vanced u more. Canada Southern also maintained
forenoon. Northwestern and Jersey Central both
maintained yesterdays advance, and were Ia1
lower, and the second preferred IL higher, and
the first preferred per cent higher than yester-
Gay. Rates for call loans on stocks In the fore.
noon were per cent The railroad bond market
was strong but dull West Shore bonds were y
higher at 78h, a, with sales of about 100000 At
lantic and Pacific incomes were tx higher at S5%
ana 80 against 34s yesterday, with sales OF about
$aO,OOO. Texas and Pacific incomes were UP 2l<
to esq, but transactions were small State bonds
were generally dull and firmer. Government
IS.
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Andrew Rothwcll,s Will.

REQUESTS TO MEMBERS OF HIS FAMILY AND OTHERS
The will OF the late Andrew Rothwell filed with
the register to-day, bears date February z, 1877,
and to it Is annexed a codicil bearing the same
date. The Will makes over his library to his chill
dren, to be disposed OF as they may determine
To his daughter Laura E. Brown, who has hereto
1ore received her share OF the estate the tesfator
leaVeS his gold watch. To his daughters Eliza,
Emily and Fannie all the household furniture
and the family residence, and also premises
No. 610 l street as tenants I'm common To
his daughters. Mary Ann Richards, Susan b.
Sheriff and Martha w. Johnson, lot z. square Az
and the 7th-Street store. Out OF moneys arising
from the settlement OF life policies $500 is set
apart as a trust fund, the interest to be used to
purchase books for the library OF the Sunday
school OF E-street Baptist church. The remainder
or the moneys realized from stocks policies, etc,
Is TO De applied to the payment OF debts, the sur
plus 10 be divided equally among the children.
The houses owned by the deceased In Bates
Alley I'd and 90 streets, in this city, ana seven
lots In La Crosse, Wis, are placed In the
hands OF the executors In trust to be disposed Of
the proceeds TO be divided equally among the chill
dren. To George L. Sheriff and Andrew r Brown
Is LEFT the 9th street property in trust for the
daughter, Anna NJ Slater. A. C. Richards George
L. Sheriff and Andrew r Brown are named as ex-
ecutors. In the cO1lcil the teStator directs that
the money due Anna NJ. Slater be paid to the ex-
ecutors and by them held in trust for the benef-
clary, and devses to them lot square 4s4 for the
same purposes us the other property was devised
to them. In this cod1cil A. G. Richards and G. l.
Sherln are designated as executors.
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Id ED

ADDDiSoN. Suddenly on May 81. 1883. WATKINS
snaw f. n Grssin e. No s2i Dun6arton avsnss.
oaturday. June "a at half-past five p. m.
AYLMER. On "wednesday. May 3Oth 1888 at 7;4s.
goSEPH MINES. eldest son OF Margaret and the late
Funeral from St Matthew'S church. June 2. 1884 a
80 M Friends OF the family respectfully invited to
am. Mrs MARY, Beloved Wife q ' the sts Daniel
D ~ In the hfy;ffth year of her native
o,G N win take place from her late residence No.
3 Friends Of the family respectfully invited ie
hs tvs on y eGlS S Biz aRe
funeral SUNDAY June 3D. at $3.50 from his las
HEATH On Thursday. May slst, 1888. at her resi-
@ ARS JS HR as snS D Of
Paul Heath. OF baltimore.
The funeral will take place from Trinity church.
HOMlLLER. On Wednesday. May 80. 1885, at 10
O'clock mi at his late resdsnoe No iso Maryi,nd
and shsnae biz late
and friends of the family are invited to attend
Widow sy Il 81 asSs
hfty-one years.
s s% "a 4 ss .
WILLIAM VILLA, d: LIsBI, aged sisty years. ' '| ''o''
uicfei iTom Surlsts cnurcn, NayN-yard 1t 81 10
O'Clock pm. Sunday. Relatives and friends are in
vted.
m. HENRIETTA JOSEPHINE, twin daughter ageu
four months and eight days, and on Thursday. May
George A.. and Mary Eva O'HXRE. WIN 's"'' -
sc Ny 81 Il g. VIM . sss
son. aged fifty mine years.
Funeral from the residence Of her in law +. T.
Lackey No 800 street northeast and thence proceed
to st Peters church. at 80 D. M. Saturday. June ID
Friends and relatives invited.
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News Briefs.

In richmond. Va. last night Charles r. and John
~ Potts were arrested on the charge OF being
ABOUT TO fight duel with Louis ID. Minnegeroda
Mlnnegerode was not found
Herr Won Schloezer, the Prussian ambassador 70
the vatican, has left his post negotiations betwoen
Prussia and the vatican having failed
In the house OF commons yesterday Mr. Glad.
stone moved, and the motion was carried, that
MT heily De required 10 appear In his place to-
Gay because or the complaint made by Mr., Me-
Coan that Mr. O'kelly had sent hun a challenge
The National Free-1rade convention met et
Detroit yesterday. Hon. David A Wells was
elected president. and made a strong free-trade
speech A letter was read from Charles Francis
Adams, Jr.
lt adds TO the horrors OF the slaughter on the
brooklyn bridge that the panic was startad by
gang OF pickpockcts, who created CONFUSION AMI
pushed women down the stairs In ord r TO get an
opportunity TO ply their trade.
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W OKiN ara Grres

PfTrSBCEG IRON MN s;,S TUE sc.Lk .yp xyxrs
A sTHiSE-ouIo IR0,, MILLS sHUr powN-SKee-
TIATioSS AT BELLEvuLE III.
The conference OF The iron manufacturers ana
the committee OF the Amalgamated association az
Pttsburg yesterday Resulted In the signing OF last
years scale OF wages which Is 60 50 per ton for
pudding ft is claimed that this insures the run.
ming OF all the mills I'm the west for one wear
longer. Great satisfaction Is expressed on ali
Sides, as strike was regarded as Inevitable.
The puddlers at Cincinnati demand ss per ton
but the manufacturers insist that they are bound
by the PittSburg scale. Six rolling mills IN Cin-
cinnau. Covington and Newport shut down nc
midnight
The mills OF the North Chicago Rolling MIL
company, at Bsyview, viii close to-day; 100 men
are thrown out
The conference OF miners and operators and
COMMITTEES or the board OF trade held at Belle
vile, I'LL, yesterday. The miners agreed 10 all
the conditions OF the board OF trades propositions
except non-interference with machine minea
Another conference will be held Monday.
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Plans of a Coup D,c,a, In
The Tewksbury Investigation.
IX.GOYERNnR RICE A WITNESS

BOSTON, June lex Governor Rice testified in
the Tewksbury hearing to-day that he visited the
almshouse twice during his term of ofrlce and
maze thorough examination OF Its condition. He
Marsh the impropriety OF SO many members OF his
family being employed In tho Institution,
ana shortly after two Of them were retired. He
had paid visit on account OF rumors OF its mis-
management, but has no recollection that any de-
Unite charge had been brought to his attention.
ex-Gov Rice In 1885, from the state board OF CHI RI
ties, setting forth all these charges and asking
that he had appointed Mr.. Sanborn inspector OF
the almshouse Gov. Butler read a letter from
SanDorn declining to take such appointment il
certain members were retained on the board EX-
GOV Rec then said that doubtless this record was
correct,
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Sale Of Rejected Models.

LIVELY SCENE AT THE PATENT OFFICE TO-DAY.
Rejected models in the Patent Office were sold
today at private sale and at auction. The sale
comprised all unclaimed models and represented
every class in the Patent Office. About 16 900 were
sold. There was good crowd in attendance and
the bidding was lively considering the fact that
the models were valuable only for the metal they
contained. There were quite number which had
an intrinsic value to inventors and experimenterS.
These were sold at private sale and brought a
total OF about $780, The auction sale was con-
Quoted by Mr. Latfmer and realized $500. These
old models were sold TO get them out OF the way
and make room for incoming models Among the
to represent perpetual motion. All OF them had
ceased to move, however, and what, perhaps. COM
prtsed the result Of lifetime OF labor the part
OF some foolish enthusiast, went for song, to be
melted down as old metal
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STEAMERS.
G RNAN LLOYD

~, UI.II @ RMAN LLOYD
IN sTFtJSHTP LINE BETWEEN New YogE. H.ypy
LONDON SOUTHAMPTON BREMEN
Ihe steamers of this company will sail EVERY WE'D
MID tSb SAFE EDAf from Bremen pier, foot
Of Sd street, Hoboken Iates of passage: From New
York l. Esyre, Lcndon. kouthaTrrton and bremen,
paid sersgo celtifeates s?4. Fer freight passage
spply 10 OF RiCHS x co, . Bowling Green New
York; W. G.. METH EUCT x CO.. g25 PENNSYLVANIA
avenue northwest. Agents for WsstlE-ton. lal2
NEW YORK. ROTTERDAM. AMSTERDAM
IN he firS'-cass fra powered. ely de- built Dutch
Sfssmslils II this Line. AMSf ERDABI. POTTER
DAM SCHIEDAM r EDAN. ZAANDAM P. CA
LAND W 4. HChOLDEN. MAS, carrvin.- the u. s.
Sails 10 the Netherlands leave anys Pier foot Of
Snssex srset Jersey City, NJ. regularly WE'D
NESDAi fO- Rotterdam and Am stertarl ternately
First cabir $50 second cabin, $50 steeraae. SIS.
n. CAZAIA General Agent. ~ Sorth William qtreet
New NerS- For Tassasr. app!y tn W. g. MLTZEROTT
d co. % Penn. ave-. " WASHINGTON.
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BALTIMORE. June 1.-vir2inia 6s. consolidated
y DO second series. $50; TO- 40s. 32x threes
81 bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. June Cotton dull-mIddlne. 1oH.
Flour quiet and Saskatchewan street and western
super PEE a's4 90: do extra 2sa5 90; do family.
a2sae 80; do Rio brands. 6ooae as Patapsco family
Arm wessern dull southern red. i2osi 22 do. amber,
western Winter MG red sno 7an No
s ss1s July as1 81 2tS
southern easy: western frmer southern white 6Ia63:
do: yellow. e4s65; western mixed. spot, and June
s4stsaS4A; July; GSAa6ek August, s7sasH steamer
o4a54H Oats dull and higher-southern 50a53 western
white Sos6a DE- mixed 4ssso Pennsyvana sSsss
sylyania and Maryland. "a. ooal5: 90; Provisions
mests-shouders ana clear rib Sides packed, 9all1S
Baoon.shoulders. 10; clear rib sides, l2K. Hams.
14Aa15H. Lard-refned. l2H Butter dull and lower
western packed. loals; creamery. 2oa2I Eggs firm.
ioxeraRo carsoes ordinary to far sse Sugar rmA
steady lsMsll7s, d., FreEhts TO Liverpool steamer
t. d6S SlS barrels wheat 600 bushels
bushels; Shipments-wheat. ls. 600 bushels; corn
II GOO bushels. Sales-wheat 200. COZ bushels; corn
119, 600 bushels,
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Line

NOTICE.
LAM ROUTE.
HI CLN4RD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED
EEiWkEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT CORK HARBO4.
FROM PItR 40 n = NEW YORK
Se'on1i W cd. June g Botin.a Eest., July 4.
SerN!a go. l.ett., il ne ID. Aurania 80. O.. July IL.
60 - Nd. n 70 -ervs.-- Wei. July IS.
ois,l2 We'd. Jane -. Scythia. go. We'd. July 70.
40 livery NtDN->DAY FROM NV YOI.K.
Stesltrs MAJ hed do not carry storage passengers.
Elo9atiaI. - -
ftecrdy az very low Seers9e tickets from Iiy
lowest rates
- hroUxh bills Of laden given for Belfast GLASGOW
Havre Antwerp and Othar ports on the Continent and
1Cr hedterraneaD ports.
or freight aud Passage ap?y ut the Companys offica
NO lowing Green, both steerzge and cabin TO
u IL HaUL4Ch q Co, UU1 9TH street, Nasniugtou,
o. to Messrs. us BIGEi 'OW Il 20
IaLI. tUS lth street. Washington.
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, FIGHT BETWEEN HrGHss AND HART, THE PE,

FIGHT BETWEEN HUGHES AND HART THE Pr.
DEsTRlANS-A personal encounter occurred last
hlght at kernan's summer garden, In Baltimore,
where the siA-days' pedestrian contest is In pro.
gress, between Hughes and the colored walker,
Hart Hughes accused Hart OF combining with
Noremac To run him on the track. Hart denied
the accusation In sharp terms, whereupon Hughes
Sprang at aim and violent struggle ensu q Hart
was Knocked over the railing. The police inter-
fered and with the utmost difficulty prevented n
general fracaA Hart withdrew from the ring, hut
after DOMINIC new clothes reappeared. Hart re-.
celyed black eye and his shirt was torn from
his back. Hughes is pronounced 10y his physi-
cans incapable OF continuing TO the end OF the
contest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-06-01

THB CHARLES COUNTY, Nd SCANDAL-The evil
oence In the case or Geo w. Carpenter, 1r charged
with felonious assault on Miss Ellen Is. Scout
was concluded yesterday at Port Tobacco. Nd
ana the argument commenced. The first witness
called Dy the defense was the prisoner Carpenter
VINO testified that he had known ELEM several
years, ana that She gave her full consent TO the
Liberties he took with her When Carpenter tes-
tlned TO her consent a voice rang through the
courtroom: sand you married mani he WAS
In no way disconnected, and kept on coolly with
his evidence. He said that the next day, (Satur-
day) on his return TO Mr.. Groves hou, he met
Miss Scott near Che house and she again yiel Ted
TO his wishes. He then escor ted her TO the house.
Judge Magruder, on crosS-examlnatlon, simply
asked him, "Are you a married MANI 10 which
Carpe inter- responded "Yesp
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Gen eral Foreign News by Cable

FRANCE AND CHINA.
LONDON, June 1.-Mr. Gladstone stated in the
mouse OF commons this afternoon that there was
at present no chance Of Offering the good offices OF
Great Britain to France and China, looking to q
settlement between the last mentioned nations in
regard to the affair in TonQuin.
NARROW ESCAPE OF THE DUO DE CHARITIES
MOSCOW, June 1.-The Due de Chartres has sent
sentative Of the Spanish court at the coronation,
stating that he has been wrecked in the Caspian
sea, and barely escaped with his life.
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BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF WASHING
TON. BEING PREMISES No 1913 NEW YORK
AVENUE NORTHWEST.
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of
District Of Columbia; passed on the I'D day Of May l
1883, and an amended decree passed on the 23d G:A
May. 1888 in equity $751; shall sell at public
auction, in front of the PREMISES. on MONDA., the
FOURTH DAY OF JUNE, 1888. at FIVE O'CLOCK
P. A. all that certain piece parcel of ground lying
and being in the city of Washington. District Of Co.
lumba. and distinguished on the ground plat thereof
as Lot2. in Daydsons recorded subdivision OF square
brick dwelling.
Terms Terms OF sale as prescribed by said decree: One
fourth cash. residue in one, two and three years. re-
spectivey from day of SALE with interest at the
hve per cent annum to be secured by deed of trust
upon the property sold; ali cash. at option Of pur
chaser: deposit OF $500 required of purchaser at
time OF sale. All conveyancing at purchasers cost.
he Trustees the right readyerse and sell
terms are not complied with in ten days
CHARLE> H. CRAGIN, JR., !
=, Once s2l u street northwest; rrustaes
n23dtS Office $50 u street northwest.
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AN 1NHuMAN NURsR.-Serious Charges OF fnhu =.
man treatment toward patients confined in ths
smallpox hospital ut Winnipeg have been laid
against The head nurse OF that Institution a med.
lcal student Ii is stated that he usei 10 chain
dellrious patients 10 bed posts, that he might
steep soun1ly all night He has been arrested for
MS alleged brutality, and viii be held pending In.
vestlgaton. One OF the patients recently escaped
through a window, and, although dillgrnt search
has been made for him on the prairie for many
miles, no trace OF him has been found
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THE NIAGARA FALLS COMMISSION
Martin b. Anderson, William Dorsheimer j.
Hampden Robb, Sherman S. Rogers and Andrew
n. Green the Niagara Park commissioners met
in the secretary OF states office at Albany y "
Tuesday. Professor Anderson was elected pres,.
dent ana Mr. Robb secretary. After fully discuss.
Ing the subject OF their duties the commission adj.
1ourned. to meet at Niagara Fall. to-day. Cal
win Vaux, John T. Gardner and Fred Law Dim.
Sted were Invited TO accompany the commission.
erS to Niagara on their next meeting,
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,'
THoAA, BOWLING. Auctoneer.

/ 1'0''1'' 10 " II '0' At. aS''OIS'''
TRUSTEES SAL" OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PHnPEiTY SITUATTD No, 424 NEW JEK-
- ANU BEIWEEN DAND +
81 I. H. e
r yjrtpe OF decree Of the Supreme Court Of theTs.,
D1-iic' - oUIri il. Issse III equity No K:5
e4ft t III r.gIed trustees viii offer tor gale, <zA
81 i ',.oli III o. he premises, FL I'D iY
J NJ II S.T iss: a: TIV. C'CLCCK p NJ sub i ct
J.: ioSG A. corded subi. vision OF original lot Q
IL -.'ar. 90. With tilc improvements thereon.
! IIs II Ns3e Ir@s riDcd by the decree: One
thirG u til rh motley in cash, aad Tia reSitiu ne
III tTTo ,ft. in ..ie1t II Fix and twelve months FROM
day Ct lie Nth teret a. pr cent. depo il
ole hundred $500 80 arE viii lie required when
pre- ~ l. stu, T., Term f sale t. he complied
w1tE il seven das day of sale.
J 20. Z. .!CNAILY,, r...
my 9-eof&dz IDWIN b. HAY trustees