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THoMAs BOWLING. Auctonecr.

fE'HOMAS BOWLING. Auctionecr.
A CATALOGUE SALE OF RARE EXCELLENCE.
A CHOICE COLLECTION OF RARE GOODS IN
~ MOSD,. IEAhLS AND HER PRECIOUS
SION rs Sc! IN RINGS. SETS OF JEWElRY
BEOACHES. Ia RING. Pms, &c. AN IOJE
All o. HER RkRkO d JEWFLRY. IOGETI HER
WITH .UMBE OF FINE WATCHES. SOLID
SILVER WAT, &c. AT AUCTIOS
On = JESD Y, JA> GARY TX ZENITH 1881 nj
ELtFEN A. NJ. and Tt RE- M, in mr. ar sales
room, ilti and fennsylyara avenue l shall sell q sI-
Ierb coiiectloE o: the Gboye goods. / me in part
One arxe Solitaire old mine stone, weight bctwe. and
~ earats, "a effect GEM
One bracelet, Clancy colored Diamond, Ruby and
OpaI.) ~
One par Diamond extra large Snake Bracelets cost
One magnificent Pearl Cameo and Diamond set, cost
Several Pearl Sets Of rare excellence and purity,
On fancy colored Diamond Lace Pin Z stones
Mosaic Breaches.
Diamond Sles We Buttons.
Fine Cameo and Pearl Sets.
antique and rare cid Iieces in different desixns
ONE Ancq . Gold Watch. PAINTED dial.
Ladies and gents Watches from the best maDufac-
turers.
spier did lot OF Sohd Silver Ware.
NB-Ihe catalogue comprises about 1cO lots, end it
s SCI ON that such Collection il exlosed at pub ic
sale cmpristng articles that only be found among
tn We lthy. AA~
sale positive and without re serve
Articles ON exhIi ition all day prior to sale
Jas-ot THOMAS DOWNING Auct
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ROBBERY LAST NIGHT.-Sometme after midnight
last night the house OF Nathaniel E. Robinson l74l
New jersey avenue northwest. was entered by
burglars and property consisting OF sllyerware.
ETC., amounting to $40 in value was stolen.
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Foreign News.
LOST OFF HARRwICH,

LOST OFF HARRwICH.
LONDON, Jan. 12-Ths British ship Pride OF the
Ocean, Capt. Barclay. from Hamburg for wv
York, Is supposed to have been lost OF Harewicn,
as boat and other wreckage. evidently belonging
to that vessel, are washing ashore.
LOST THEIR LIVES TO savR THEIR LUGGAGE
LIVERPOOL, jap. 12-At the coroner's inquest on
the body or one OF the the two Italian sleerage
passengers lost by the accident to the steamer
City OF Brussels the steward OF the steamer de-
pO,el that the deceased AMI his friend could easily
have saved their lives If they had beyed orders
and that they were lost through endeavoring 10
save their luggage. verdict OF "lound drowned"
was rendered.
THE BETT-LAWES LIBEL CASE.
LONDON. Jan. 12-The Queens bench division
has granted rule niS for new trial OF libel In
the Case OF Bett agt. Lawes.
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DUNCANsoN BROS. Aucuoneers.
TRUSTEES SAL f OF VALUABLE PATENTS FOR
IMPI OVEHENTS ~ 1HE MANUFACTURES OF

!hg#p 81 g GfAtTs F OF
By virtue Q; deed e trst ds.ea Jnre IS 1882 an4
FseSrdsd N hber 100 folio 427 ct one Of the
IN the n s = - Of r, Of p:.snt
tor at sueton Ct Dnncslsor Bros e. rn.r 9Th
P.Cv. g., e. -:I xE4,; 'cEiGS F;A wfD 81,
1ssa. ~ an1 ezrgigivey the right. tile Interest
en III lf egb Il o.i f3s,. 80 hy sa n
1884,. h-1ri' < dste tn l7th dsy Il Asr.b. 1855
grant. b y Un,t"d tates of America Ch-sls
hsr. fer "a improved lr -art.te, '-rs1ce b ing
ron f sid Il vet or p 4 to rcff Iyr,rt
noIoiy an II eTest "a a, ta sad e5,frS l.tt "a
states AM Sc riss IT. Iitc.. - tes exec. II
distinct # Co ntaa. tie At 'es Of S4 MI Mn and
Vlr-iria hut :hg n'is Ms sF,- T. Irccte ard Ohio
ties of SICK Kint,-. Qu-ens. Ne. york i, Il,ord
West Ch.ster. Ia nsIa rntehe-. and Coiur, !-. tts
New York fe@ inc Cd il this ale -''-''
And so al al exclr.iye,y the rstt tie iBterss.
en3e nd dss t The tiey. e st. nv m m
ra:te iy the Ua:,ed re. q iasrfs G's Il in ~
A Or ham. for On Improvement in Brick Machines,
perftct eriIiioa ~ sill venon ~ ile r@.sne loi
and @ ea a s ss s th aa s sa int ,s
~ term heIs T. for TIE states a. terrt ri Of the
Distrc, of Co unha the states O. NJ rylai. VIrTnia
and nelawa and y. Of the ,;sts Of West tir sxce
which three untes and tie right tdhe sa nyeI tior
thereln ere inclu ct ia jlIis sais.
AID also - and eNci y thu r1-ht. tie, interest
proper nonopol' anG invention described COW
cred rti Patent issued bv =" United ssztes
Garrett y. DRyits Numbered 1880 snd 1f0S4 Toy
new and useful iEr'rcyei ent IL d- il t. mills
conveyed the s7i@i 2~tN the first art b. in
inert Of witt "a: d Jt,y ~. 1876. recerr,ie in
the tent flee in Liler II - prce 500, ysg ard
exec ting from creation If tn :veyance the
District of crlumbi1 amt the said states virginia
West Ni-ginIa saving tue counte. of Marshall Brooke
and Ohio.
AID also al! the rih'. title. Interest property ana
hceRse convex ed to tire Sid of the first art by
write a.cIeement, d tel Novenli IS 1877, and
recorded IL TN Pat tfC. in 1iber 4. 20, Iag go,
re atlnS 10 c rt3ln patents inn is in
tunnels. drylfE az paratGS ami for rex,
saving snd excepting ths-Csron tie d tric. CouIn-
bla the .tae- 81 MAY q. Nirri md Del
end t st5tc o. = N'-z-.Ia. saving the counties
Mar bal Brooke and OhI,.
Term o. len thousand dollars go 010) in
cash: The ba aEce in twO equal p@yfars payable IN
ei> nd twelve tbs lively With n+tr,-t II the
rate Of sx per capt mum, for which
ue ;ur h.sr VIII De tateD, scored the fetsfaciirn
OF the Trustees al cash, st the option the pur-
chaser.
WI. i. NATTINGIY , ~.
dl3-eoSds JAMES Nj. JOHNSTON,} trustees.
BE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTTI.
sAtuRD \, JANUARY THIR IF rNTH, 4 d. 1888
a. same hour and place account of inc!enleny of
fhs weather.
wM. F. MA TIVGiY' ,r.
JANE NJ. JOENST0N,i iriHtees.
&ll-H DUNCANSON B.tt s.. Auct
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THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
5hefoilow ng are the oueninR ana closing ur,cs
q the New York Stock Market to-uay A renorfS
bySpectal wire 60 H. H Dodge, $50 18Th stross
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VII VII IAN a y ". Ba a,RAlN Trustees.
DUNCA> son BROS, An, tiunecrs. Is-lOt
DUxCANSON BIOS A,rcts 00 :
BROS. Aucuoneers.

hUNCAASON BROS. Aucuoneers.
LAICUIOR'S SAIL OF VERY VALU BILE M
Ih1SEll ZEAL ESTATE, BEING PI.ENIS q
NO 4l6 On SEEi NH 3 fkEET NOklHWl ST
Under end BY virtue IF the powers in me YES
~ me i s. " Il! and Testament OF Niheln!ina
ler. dtceSsed s,s1, on TUE DAY, JANUARY-I
MINI 1883. AZ -FOUR O'CLti X L. M. in front of
the premises. Cer tor safe ubic on part lot
reventrer, IL squ re l. teginning for the anne at
us drtsnce Ia feat rom the southeast corner of
II SUI p, on the hne {" an street west, md III ng
,nsnoe W. 100 lee r:.nee south 20 et thence est
i feet u the Inc Of II STREET and thence with the
line 4 = street north Is ieet t. fci OF beciu-
hns nm -ovtd ~ large Unrest ~ y lex store.
Il lils I sale ,pe-td cash AID the b:i lance Ia one
snttr ve:r. WITH int rest az cent lie ed
oy ae' II trust the premises. del os:t Of $500
vi tt require 81 tin Of sale. All conyeyanciny
RI. rCCoT5t ~ st purs Gsers cost If to sse
NO conf led With ip days the xecu.or the
TIE rect ~ risk snc east Of default purchaser
ate days pubic notes Of such in some ne vs.
paner Published il Washington. g.
i>rcrtor Esta.e Of Wi,helI.iina Lichler deceased.
d93-ts
-, Iiif ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
h Isl1 1: the FTfEEih DAY OF JANUARY, A.
u 1871 at same hour and ace.
CHARLrS WALTER,
JAMS odSsis '
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thOAAS BOWLING, Aucuooeer.

T'1AOMNo OVWIINds A0Co0Oe69.
CHaNcERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ oSGOoNGkESS AND DUNBAkTOh STREETS
BY virtue OF DEGREES Of the Supreyne (curf of TIA
District Dis OF Columbia: passed 18th October 1854
sn January 2d. 1855. in equity cause 5, 80, we.
III sal in front of the premises On MONDAY, JAN.
Ia a,s NIL kSTH 1883 q FOUR O'CLOCK n;
1ts nuinoe ed AZ and A. in Beas addition to said
p which said property Il improved by three
IN ak twelve and eighteen months, with III
I .sm oay Of sale. OF al caeh Ut option Of pur-
lo &c nT1; Cnyeyancing ut garchasss cost
OP11s q y6Q0 VIII b required ct ti5no a. aalo.
WuLIAN A. GORDON. ~ SEA. -
CaA6. II. AATTHkWa l00 SlsS G&.S IT..
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Wills Filed.
REQUESTS OF ANN O. oARRo,1 Ann

REQUESTS OF ANN q. CARROLL AND OrHERa
To-day the will OF Ann C. Carroll. deceased, was
nied, fully proven, and admitted to probate. The
will Is dated December 18th, 1882, and witnessed
by g. F. Appleby, ". E. E1monston and w. Ward
Mohun; she Oequeathes all her property to her
sister, Maria C.. FitZhugh, in trust to manage and
Rebecca and Jane, and upon their deaths to divide
and distribute the same as she deems best to the
heirs OF her sisters, Elizabeth NJ Brent and Sally
Carroll Nicholson. She directs suitable tombstone
for her nephew, Daniel Carroll Nicholson deceased
She also directs that the board and tuition OF a
granddaughter of her sister Sally be paid; leaves
her household effects, books. paintings. &c to
Mrs Fitzhugh; s, 200 to her nephew, Daniel Car
roll Fitzhugh. and exrressee the wish that the
grand children OF her sister Sally De provided for
The Will OF the late Ernest Dickas was filed to-
day He leaves 800 each to St Msry's and St
JOsephS churches 81 200 In four per cent bonds to
his sister, Annie Hibsocker provided She nays the
legac1es to the churches
The will OF the late Charles Perry was fled to-
day 1t Is dated October 18th last. and he be-
queaths his interest in the firm OF HempstOne
Perry TO Walter S. Perry, in tru,s for the use Of
his brother Willie during his hie and $500 adj
ditional, and appoints his brother, Walter s.
Perry as executor.
TIE TRIAL TRIP Of the monitor Miantonomah.
which was set for tomorrow, has been postponed
on account OF the ice In the river
TIE CABINET MsET1sa.-Tnerew was a rull attend
anee at the Cabinet meeting this afternoon. The
session lasted until eoclock but no important
business was transacted. The subject of the Dis-
trict enthusiastically was not considered.
AMONG THE CALLERS at the White House to-day
were Senators Sawyer, Lapham, Edmunds and
sherman, and Representatives reele, SIN alis, Al
dricn. Rice toaiol and SAITH tNT.,
MARRIAGE L1cknEs have been issued by the
clerk OF the court 70 II. w. 10Fevre and sue q.
Langley, both OF Carroll CO., Mi: Edward Thomas
Bailey; Bent =. 6hslton and Susie R.eelby; Level
Nn Henson ana Bettte Lyon: lsaao Marshall and
Aary Doteons VIM Burton 0Eeen, q ROckvlIie.
Nd, and Ella R1cketta
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER at the once OF the chief
signal omcer January l2 1885, AM I80; II a.
10. SoS; sp. M, ESQ., Maximum, Ss.S; minimum,
ILL.,
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1RS: BROTHERS AND GRAY GIVE NO FREE
al prescr1Pnoas and send ycu to sids show drug
i hose .Sisagpointed q 6onoElsa syphilis Or
5'eoe should consult Drs. BROTHERS and GfsAY Goa
srd street southwest who viii furnish you medicines
Ssaasantee curs or no pay. Thirty Eve veaf1
NNPo.Iencc. ja6-lms
l ~ nmDiES YOU CAN CONFIDENTIALLY CONSULT
atent; HERS 906 Bereet southwest. PnrtOular
or PAID 70 al Diseases Peculiar 10 LadteA married
fres,.ns All Irregularities and Ovarian Tronbloo
. & Ihirfy-nve vesrs' experience n9l-1ns
Hn.. A!pIES' FRIEND-MOTTS HOMEOPATHIC
Al dor All female complaints 0bssructon0 and
ane - pto0uced from Irregularities; 10 tAa1o C
''' for sale only at 800 D street dlS-1ms
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I'd Edition.
Latest TGlegrans to The Star


HARRISBURG, Pa, Jan. lathe court has refused
70 dissov- the Fidelity Mutual Insurance Associa-
tlon or Eiizabethtown. Lancaster county, on the
or the court is different from that held by judges
PEARSON and Henderson, the retired judgF 8, who
cases.
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FINANCIAL.

1)EOIECT YOUR FAMILIES
Il BY joining the MUTUA RESERVE FUND LIFE
ASS. ALTON. The success of this institution is
wonderful. During September and October alone il
vi. to nearly six million dollars of Insurance.
Office. 1909 II street.
nlt-3n /. Y. KNIGHT. ManaRer
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SEWING MACHINES. &c.

W. CLAIM
That we represent and cer for sale the best and
running Sewing Machines in the world
THE NEW HARTFORD
The latest production of the Weed Sewing Machine IN
was awarded q Sire al Premium at the Garfield Meme
rial Fair and unced by experts to he the highest
running and best made machine in tina market
New Eldredge and Nsw No. 4 Victor-Iivht Durable
and easily MANAGED: All sold on easy monthly pay
ments, and special discount for cash at f"'
OPPENHEIMER'S.
Popular Sewing Machine and Fashion Rooms
528 9TH STREET NOKTHWEST
106 st. Cloud Building.
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..... q. S. MARSHAL.
THOMAS DOWLING, Auctieneer. jal2-dts

YIRUsTE;s' -. SALE Ct ,yMUABLE IsIROyED
IIEsSIH Strict NORTHWEST. WAsHISG-
TON, ID G..
ny virtue of deed Of trust. bea ing date on theA
i'i Gay OF November. A. D. 1889, and duly re- ~
cprded IN iber No. $780, folio 8. ct SEQ, OF -.
ule is'id reror'ts of the Dist let of Columbia, and
al iie request OF the p:rty secure Their b,, and
al the reGns.t 4 the heirs. the undo rsice Trus-
Tee viii BE ct mi lie ructit y. i'll trout Of tue
yAhUAKi, :. D. 1883 ut FOUR O'Clock
NJ, the tolloWIng desc ed real estate suxte iylg
ana BENZ III the city Of Was ing on, trlct Of Colun-
hi. a!id known and dsilngusEei u the ri pian
81 sal ctI ard 'lstIlct as and being lot numbered
twenty t (S) in D;.ydso.'s subdivs ON Of sons
lnth ed two ndred N twenty (-2D), az said sub
Oh 1sl is recorded in the office OF the surveyor of
"ashln ton, DC. improved by four story aud base
H1ht DICK We ing, cnntai III all sixteen large
roolns viii / the modern lmpr iyerneuts,
Size OF lot "a feet riches r Ivy drpth of 100 feet
ItTn.s: six thousaHd dol ars ST. TO cash bs ance
III >iA T. eve an eighteen months with
IaS-O = Ter cent annun Until peid and secured
~ deed OF trust prop,rty Al, iyeyancy
IL u WITH WI I'm seven days aftsr date of sal the
II te reserve The right to tie property at risk
ana 20, ! OF d..tauhug purchaser.
. ne property VII be .old clear Of all encumbrances
A,GEtIo-lt cI S<UU required at time OF
ne mouse ma be inspected between 10 and OClOck
daily.
PHILIP F. LARNER
$50 street L.. W. I
JOHN r. LAIN Il, A1uSiceS'
1884 Fstreet u. ".
THOS. J. FISHER & CO., Auctloneers
81 THE RESTRAINT G ORDER AGAINST
place. ~ ~ ~
by order of the Trustees
jsl.-3t TICS. J. FISHER Il CO.. Auctioneers
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TIE TRIAL TRIP OF the monitor Mfantonomah.
which was set for tomorrow, has been postponed
on account OF the ice In the river.
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EvEkY SEWING MACHINE MAN THINKS HE
= sells the best machine know that do because
sell all kinds Come and see which you like Renting
and repairing q specially.
MCKINNEY.
3ao 427 9th street
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AMONG THE CALLERS at the White House to-day
were Senators Sawyer, Lapham, Edmunds and
sherman, and Representatives reelle SIN ais Al
dflch, Rice fOhlo.} and Saith MY
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CaDi(Ol NOteS.

The Senate military committee this morning
considered and ordered TO be favnrably report ID
the Logan bill to increase the efficiency OF the
army.
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THE CABINET MEKIING.-There was a full attend.
ance at the Cabinet meeting this afternoon. The
session lasted until eoclock, but no important
business was transacted. The subject of the Die
trict enthusiastically was not considered.
The Portland daily press., 1883-09-06

dop, with hosts OF friends, united, also delega-
tions from other posts in Washington and Pts
cataquis counties The Revs Theodore Ger
IRISH, John S. Hutchinson, author of the "Blue
aud the Gray" and Hon. j. o. Smith, of Au-
gusta, having been advertised to address the
people, and the whole programme to close with
sham fight IN the afternoon and a grand
camp fire in the evening of Friday,was enough
to bring together the largest company OF peo-
people ever collected in this section Of the
State. When, at the discharge of the signal
cannon, out from under a cloud Of dust emerged
train of more than forty teams which Sled
under the old nag in front of the camp grounds
most of which had been two days on the road
every comrade and citizen felt amply repaid
for all the labor and expense necessary to suit
ably entertain The large company OF people who
had taken SO much pains to be present. The
programme for the two days was Allied to the sat-
isfaction of all, except that by the absence Of
Rev. Mr. Hutchinson, Rev Theodore Gerrish
aid double duty, and so able aud Interesting
was he that no one felt that nythipg WAS left
out Friday afternoon brought on The sham
night, which was witnessed by probably not less
imam 5U00 people. One side was commanded
by Capt. ii. o. Perry, of Fort Fairfield and
the other by Lieut.. l.. b Rogers, OF Patten.
IL was highly entertaining to the thousands
VINO never before witnessed anything of the
KIND as we'll as to many who had Witnessed
similar scenes on many a bloody field. The
several posts represented formed an association
entitled THE Northern Maine G. A. r. Asso-
clation," with Capt Il o. Perry, OF Fort
Fairfield as President, and voted to hold the
next reunion at Fort Fairfield next autumn
The Portland daily press., 1883-09-06
Amusements at the Islands.

A large party visited Greenwood Garden last
night to witness the skating of Profs. PurdJ
and Reyes. Whatever it is possible to do on
the little rol lers these gentlemen appeared able
to do, They were enthusiastically applauded
To-day there W Ill be potato race at the rinI
and dancing after the skating in the eve
ming. There will also be an exhibition of sub
marine diving. A gold pen is to be presented tc
the best lady skater and pair of nickel plated
roller skates to the best gentleman skater. The
prizes are on exhibition in Todd & Morse's
window.
The Forest City Steamboat Company an.
nounce grand celebration at Peaks Island
on Saturday next, which will be the closing Of
the amusement season there. Among the at
fractions offered are two performances at the
Pavilion, concert by Chandlers Band, free
dancing and pig race, the whole to conclude
with an illumination and display Of fireworks
in the evening.
The Portland daily press., 1883-09-06
Water Supply OF Washington, ID. C..
Proposals for Constructions of Dnn, Tua-
mel and Reservoir.
OFFICE OF THE WASHINGTON AouEDUCT, !
WASHINGTON. ID. @. Annnst 90 i aa2

OFFICE OF THE WASHINGTON AouEDUcTl
WASHINGTON, ID. c. August 20, 1883.
GEALED PROPOSALS, in triplicate for tha
- work required for increasing the water supply
of the City OF Washington in accordance with the
Act Of Congress approved July 18th, 1882 will be
received at this Office until IL O'Clock noon on Fri-
day october 5th 1883, when they will be publicly
openeI the ork to be done comprises three differ
ent classes viz:
Nst) of raising the present masonry dam across the
MARYLAND Channel OF the Potomac River at the
Great Falls by a coping % inches thick; cd the
extension OF the dam across Conn's Island by a
masonry structure about 1920 feet long with an
average height of about feet and (3d the further
extension OF the dam about 400 feet across the
Virginia Channel by a superstructure of crib work
hed with stone, and substruc ure OF masonry, TO-
gether with about 800 feet of masonry dam to make
connection with the Virginia shore.
CLASS B.-AQUEDUcT EXTENSION being the ex.
tension of the Washington Aqueduct by o TUNNEL
about 20 8z6 feet long with cross section of about
n square feet most If ALL of the tunnel will be
through hard gneiss rock.
CLASS C.-REsERvoR CoNsrRCcTIoH.-Tbis
work will consist mainly of earth excavation and
embankment, the purpose being to construct a res
eryoir capable Of containing 800, 900 900 gallons
Separate proposals, in triplicate. must be made
at this office for blanks for proposals specidcations
and all information being careful to state for which
class or classes OF work blanks are desired; but
prima facie evidence that they able, financially
and by experience, to undertake the work on which
they propose to bid.
Each bidder must submit with his proposals writ
ten evidence on which he relies to establish his
capacity to perform the work. reference being had
TO bis experience work of like character to the
plant a. his disposal and which he proposss to USE
and to his financial ability to do all that is necessa
ry for rapid prosecution Of the work. Before pro-
posals are opened each bidder must certify to the
UNDERSIGNED that either personally py duly
authorized agenthe has inspected the natural feat
ures of the locality in which the work located and
examined the drawings on file in this ofhce.
The right is reserved to reject any and all bids or
parts of bids. G. j. LYDECKER
au31d6t Major Of Engineers, U. 8. Army.
The Portland daily press., 1883-09-06
Real Estara rranstars.


The following transfers of real estate in this
county have been recorded at the Registry Of
Deeds:
Samuel F. Baggett to Edward S. Merrill,
land. Consideration 81.
Sarah A. Harrington to James Garcelon,
land on Long Island. Consideration $40
Henry Trefethen to Mary e. Laughhn, land
on Peaks Island. Consideration $105.
Francis G. Fessenden to Michael Scully land
Consideration $500.
81 ,rpswell-James A. Winslow to Thomas
Alexander, land and buildings. Consideration
$780,
Joseph r. Lawson to Elbridge G. Pinkham,
land and buildings. Consideration $3.50.
Scarboro-Ella o. Libby ct al. to Mary T.
Agnew, land on Prout's Neck. Consideration
u.
Ella o. Libby ct al. to Anna K Nevins,
land on Prout's Neck. Consideration 81.
Ella 0. Libby ct al. to Chas. e. Thomas,
land on Prout's Neck. Consideration 81.
Ella o. Libby ct al. to Louisa e. Nevens, land
on Prout's Neck. Consideration 81.
Cape Elizabeth ames e. Rogers to Frank
s: Rogers, land and buildings Consideration
$500.
Albion A. Plummer to Edwin Noyes, land.
Consideration $425.
DeeriDg-Geo. II. Poor to Samuel V. Poor,
land and buildings. Consideration 81 800
The Portland daily press., 1883-09-06

Next Tuesday the Cumberland County Fail
will open at Presumpscot Park and it will be
one of the best ever witnessed In this vicinity
Yesterday the reporters were taken to the
Park by Mr.. Conant and shown how admira-
bly, the grounds have been arranged and every.
thing prepared for the stock, and for the trot-
ting. II the weather holds good the track will
be in excellent shape. The exhibition Of town
teams will be decided feature, $50 and 1926
being offered as premiums for the best teams
of ten Jokes. Farmers meetings will be held
on the evenings of the 18th and 18th. The pull
ing matches and blowing matches will be in.
farasfino
The Portland daily press., 1883-09-06
Injury to the Corn CROP py Fro.t.

A gentleman prominent in the corn canning
industry comedies in our yesterdays state
ment that injury to the crop by the severe
frosts of Monday night was very general. In
some sections individual losses are heavy. A
frost SO destructive is rarely experienced be-
fore the season is well advanced, some four
weeks later. Not sweet corn alone, but yellow
corn also, has suffered greatly Had rain
fallen few weeks ago the crop of sweet corn
in this State would have been larger than ever
The Portland daily press., 1883-09-06
The Sunday GLOBE in Portland.

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with in Portland during the summer has en-
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train the Eastern r. r. t6Frun every Sun
day during the year to Portland and points or
the Eastern R. R. The Sunday Globe " ill be
delivered early every Sunday at residences in
any part of the city by leaving your orders at
the Maine News Co., Exchange ST., Port.
land, or at any Of the leading newsdea,ers. II
You have never read the Sunday Globe, try II
next Sunday, and you will continue to read il
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