davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-20
STOCKS IN sTOREiN NEWBORN BROOKLYN AND JERSEY
CITY GhAIN MAREunusES AND MELD ~ EALLWAr
Total Grain. bush

HAY AND STRAW Prices ldy stocks smaller
and The demand fair We quote. Hay Medium % Prime
Tmothy 5as5c; shipping Grades Goes Clover 6097Oc No.
/ nv. Straw 6Oc ehOit 40. 90 "a Doe; Gal. 5Oeo5c.
HIDES had moderate sale at about steady prices.
uOPS-A steady "A noticed. brewers disposed 20
take better ots stocks well In hand
prices arc well We quote Choice STATE 1882 50
gOc other grades 70Q72c; Yearlings. 70d Soc. Caor
mans. 7O6oOc.
NETALs-At Iron and Metal Exchange today Iron.
uu et pig nominal Old Rails steady Tin. firm. but Iess
Copper NEGLECTED Lead steady Spelter unchanged
MOLAsSfs Holders here quoted 81 gc for 500 test ana
J3c, AZ the clos tonight so c obtanahie u
Ia stated there sales reported however
Grocery grades selling only moderately In small lots
choice New orleans would be readily taken, but Is scarce
quoted 5dGOc a. q quality.
NAVAL STORES-Hosins quiet but steady nc 81 90
aSl 10 strained. Spirits ftnpentine
ruled dull and easy at sec small yard lots A. vi l9o1g
parcels 5O2 Die Tar 81 10 f$j City Pitch q 20 STOCKS
Spiftts Turpentine A701 Hosn. 81. ll3 Tar. lzSl
OILSQnet but In the main steady There were no sales
New-BedfOrd.
OCEAN fREIGnTs-GraIn berthroom was Irregular /
other steady Charters were steady and
inquiry for OH cha ters noticed Ii Etf
1000 bush. Grain sd 800 bols Flour Is va eVv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-20

Good Ordinary ~ 'NN hl'iulng
strct OruaIrv 7sia nidug 97s
Future, droopnR end c.oel "a points lower. except
i ar Aptl 10 9i637 Nav iosS9YGGo Jase
IO.l- aIV. 30 Jul, nn-slubt Auri.f 49, 90 20: sep
rcnb~r % 10 closing frcc--March lr.IfaIo.I3s Aprl
~ ~ kusa.i To- rcntcmbcf I6tSql6iS octouer
IU.ls slO-U November I9.ra 1910. Joccurocr. lOlO@
F0tEIGX FitGI f--~-a,.s by auction $500 Val
TLoJK AND MkAL-FLOCR-NarEe very dun ana
lu9l.e o"o clcrt i1r 20 = Mn,5 y, er,e ,nA Sah,J
b.ne trde eonnei 20 -,l',i Iarrcs or pressing wants
c.u,.us alJu bbs ,its MI EXtra- - a,@s5 -. ia"
i i.il Bb.s Low Grads E1tra slsst 20: 500 6sI,
wheat heat Extra ira" na.n sihn tho TSpss 81 ''s'
S,s,rni" sTip'rnn~' % ,1i-l later cIrrene Com.
mon =, F.ip Etla stat. .ta.4 - oo. 70 tancy ,ts
~ jles7 Common TO Good Extra Western. tiasi on:
Hon Ohio. ,IosI -J cnoioe 10. - .io-. 2,f
Common EHtra hmns'o' stat+ "o; lear - %" 20 o'
straight to@si 6' Patent - 1a-i ~, a. Louh Common
rnionr Winter Wheat Extra sjas7 81: City NH Extra
ios ~s'' isf u sIi 1iu'n TiHiI n M
changed. "a 500 bos Comm.n 10 Good Erna "a 20 @
declining -a-- bbI, slprrrns 81 26a+j ~ litter
bbls Baudvwinr - 7j quoted 50 Gods5 20. and yellow
0RGiN~ WHEAr-MarRcr fcvcrish .ndunsercd. oponing
'aIc better snbsrlucntA lost ne n&yane ana ieensG
moderate elrorhnd muG ~ MilnS hem,Id az e. is
on sprcuLt We a. count, ales 49,, D- u' iciI m
Tnardrd ~prng ~ ~ delivered uugrided Winter 4od
81 II steamer 10. Rcd 81 l7H No. . red sil9-a
al 100 certificates II 49, fr on hO?id from store
o. 2OI. al - delivered Unbranded WhiJe, O9arl 20 =
White canada ~ 10 In bond; No Red March ~ 80
sIIgt closing II April 81 lSNfsl ZD' closing 81
Stay. 81 2larl 22S,. clogng 81 ia; June 81 2lLl
1sl 2JIs, closing 81 2i5t......RYE dull and heavy
WestcrI 12075c state d car lots amt boat lo1ds
-. BARLEY and BARLEY MALT quiet ana pic ,s
lots without important change; options op"ued shade
rmer subsequently, she adv,urc and Declined Lei -,
ciusng nrm with 81 a 3c Moderate export and
home . nd; "A very large business In options
sales 600 bush future lu3o0 bush CASH ihemiihs
Western Mixed at 5SdtHhJcg No y. at bl u
dc. and 81 - for lZOOJ bush delivered next week.
Mixed, b84 6bic No - 67cdGN iac In elevator bJ
aG pc delivered Yellow Western oJlgc. Steamer Yellow,
zoe delivered. CuerIded White % % ,Oc:; No. Mixed
March. o. 6dOc. closing sc. Ap ~ 9a7o &c closing % =
May GS,U7Jatc. cOslng Sc. June. o. A. uc closing
6eAc: July. 700 &C., closing irc -- oATS-MaIket uh-
settled opening better. subsequently the advance
o.t aud prices &c. clostng stcady snes l,40JO10
bush una My options. including No. az 4Osc.; NO 2,
5Oh6Oh No. quoted 50tc.; no. = Wnre. 6llsG52c.;
No 2. 5Jc.; quoted be-. Mixed western. Ago0l 2c
White DO, 0OO5dc.; White state, oi@1tc; NO Mixed
March Doe closing 5Oc ApT1. 80 gGJ &C., closing 1Oc
May 80 a62c closing bic; June 81 32c, closing 81 &C.
-. FEED about steady with fair trade
STOCKS IN sTOkEiIS SEw-YORR. BROOKLYN AND JERSEY
"a n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-20

cepdoh of strictly Prime Stock prices rated fully Id
lower than at the close Of last week. Two Of Extra
Wethera sold a &c and several carloads Of Prime I'd
Choice Sheep sold at S71$ 80 but sales of
Good at 6062c with little bunch Of Clipped states ID
$40 Two Of Extra Yearngs sold at ~ 30 - an
Ordinary to PRIME at 7aSc with little bunch Of Clipped
az 6c At least 10 carloads In the unsod a. q
late hour.
Sales Hsenbeek & Davis sold: I41 Canada Lambs. 1o9
10 20 No. az 100 40 Ohio do SO a. at 8o 29 Michigan do
70 10 az TIC 2l state sheep 2 No. at 81 80; 1Ss do log
m 323 do 100 TO- at &c, l6S DO 81 D. at 69e rs
% h at 6c "a do 81 b. &C 6c lis Ohio do 90 a. at 7c I'D
do, 90 10, at $780, 81 do 80 b. SO 58I 80 do 81 10, al
o 100 Michigan Sheep l07 ID, at 7sc and 900 do SO ~
Dilenback Dewey sold 100 state Lambs SO d. at 81 49,
~ OF 6i2c 1874 Western sheep l07 10 at THO 220 DO 80
D. az 6Sc Al do, 80 b. at 6c LA state do 81 ~ at 81 81
d0i do iew Lambs 100 a. sc SO do 90 H. at 7c 80 dol
W ID at c l52 do 80 b at 6 GA do 80 D. at &c. l72 dos
81 ID. at &c. and "a Clipped do, 80 Id, &c &c.
j. H. Hume sold 223 Michigan Lambs. "a ID, at &c; SO
5ate DO ~ ID, az 71c 1853 do 81 DO at 7c l4s state
sheep lOs Id a. TIC "A do 80 H. at So 30; ia DO 50 10
az oatc AMI lOo do Is ID, at 6Sse.
Kirby Co sold l79 state sheep l0l To- at 7lc; 1853 do
Judd buckingham sold ls5 sheep. i04 ID. at 1cs
IIS TO- DO: few Lambsl 81 ID. at 6l9c.
Sader ~ Co sold 206 Michigan Sheep So 10, at So 800
l3l Kentucky DO los 10. at Gle
Newton * Glett sold: III Pennsylvania Sheep 1872 lbs
az l2cj IA Ohio do III ID, at 7lfc.
do, 10 H. at So 10.
HOGS-Kecepts IL cars OF 933E head-4I care
at Jersey civ ana 80 nc 40ths The quoted
hrm az 81 6O0 - for Common 10 Prime Hogs.
smith & Reit sold: Ill Ohio Pigs, lO5 ID, at 81 S5
J. Hunter sold State Hogs, ia H. at 81 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-20

prices lower than those which were current hai-
hour earlier.
Government bonds were quiet; the bids Tor the
CLOS are off L. and for the As and 4'2s they are au
vanced Is per cent Annexed are the closing quota
tons:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-20
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRrBuYE.l

ENGLE n. NJ, March 10.-Five coke ovens are
now constantly running at San Antonio, N. NJ.
Great Improvement Ia reported TO have taken
place In mines and general business at Lake Valley
There Is more hopeful feeling generally III min
Ing circles throu Ehout the Territory
The Terrence nine, SOcOrro n. ~. IS TO be worked
to a deDth of 800 feet under new auspices.
The Keystone and HOmestake claims. at Hills
boro. have been bought by Denver firm for S10,-
900.
Bullion valued at $4,000 was received in this
city yesterday from he mines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-20
MINES and MINING.
MONDAY. March I0-P. ".

MONDAY, March 10-P ".
The mining stock markets OF to-day wer dull yet
feverish and hnctuating, and closed depressed.
Sierra Grande, after sales at 2.4j 02.75, finally
closed at 30 against 2.5J on SATURDAY. Robinson
huctuatcd between 20 and G3 and closed at 10.
Sonora Consolidated WAS cents lower at 80 cents.
Lacrosse was cent better AZ 10 cents.
SALES 1T the MIYIyG EXCHANGES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-20
REAL ESTATE.

Nxw-YoRK Monday March 10 1888
The following sales were held az the Ex-
change SaIesroom to-day:
By John T. BoyL
8 story brick tenement with hot. No 3Ss West
37th-st, 49, 30 OF 9th-ave' 2oA9os ia" ~. an,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-20
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEw-YoiuS. March 10.
Speculation in pipe line certificates was active
at advancing prices to-day. From tho oil regions all the
news bad rOseate hue The Stephan well
drilled down 1887 feet without finding oil. Two other
wells also were reported in dry-the Union Company
No and the Clark Il Foster. Both of these wells are
situated in vicinity OF Reno wells, and their fail
to open good producers confirms the opinion Of
the limited character Of the Cooper tract. The last
guagc OF the tfact taken saturday showed prOduc
ton Of only 145O barrels, decidedly less than
before the recent gushing wells were open
cd. The first pricos-$1 III O23s-at the
three Petroleum Exchanges the lowest OF the day
and were i283,. above tae final figures OF saturday
The buoyant temper o. traders found expression in IL
rapid advance to 1919 The leading Operators how
ever seemed TO choose repress too rapid movement
and after "A reaction to below 1Oi the market was kept
until the las; hour between II OILS and 81 0!'5. little
after p prices began 90 narien, and, barring small
and natural fluctuations, the rose on hc1Vy deal
tnss To ~ O5s ~ 90. The close excited ald strong
a 81 Oi bid Ia on Cy and ~ UGs asked, with the teal-
per of tae traders very confident
The total snctions at the NcwYUrk Petroleum EX
changes today were "a follows:
Barrels.
New York Petroleum. Exchange 1850 luO
Nh p H.Nf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-20

RECORDED REAL ESTATE rRANSFERS
cTrr.
Chestnut st. adjoining Bilett's lot. J9xl50xi9KlSG
J ScOdeld Mary A hOr.dS 3l,JOo
3dave II cor OF ih-st IOl itxlOo , Interest,"
T Fealey wife TO a FGiier .--...-.---
5Sth.st n s. 242.OL2 IT of 2d-iye, l2.6XlOO4; Jo
hanna Jannski % Janinskt. ................. 10
33d ST. 250 IT e OF 2daIe, I6xVs9 PJanlnsAi N
lst.sye' %os i'66i and no i02 Gast s7thst Aice Il
johnson TO Mary 7 Stone. -....-...--:
and vito TO- W II Devices ~,--..' $1,000
ia Merriti TO N FoltS 1880
Forest and wife TO Mowbiay $1,000
smith and husband 10 @ II sIratton ........: 10000
nsrSystsin T and another 1920
sOush Nam lave NO o' 1850
Hestsrs Nos iS1 aIa 70 p ATTAIN and snothsr $4,000
po,epy No 20 same 10 same ......-....-- +0u0o
i2ydst s. 1896 ft Of lstaye l6xIoolli kAen =
Murray and husband 70 NJ LlD1ey ,.ss.;;.'.,-,:
123d.sL . !, 1856 10 OF lstaye, 2oloxf0oll; -
iotbaye a W cor OF I69th-st 30xl00; Catherine
Kelly 10 Margaret Kelly
0A'f LYMAN an - i. = -; ra:, 1850
5ith,st, ., 2s3 Q n " Of lstavc l9xlOOoi ID ING
77rh.st a 500 Il Q OF tth.ave i0oIIO2.s, II Man,
referee, Ii Hymzn and another %oooo
Man refsree 70 r r Aashmuty ,,.'.;..... 1850
asin We. .s' sa.;
Sd 81 and l1thaye eOxl20, also . cor 81 Sass ,ou
and 18th. ave. llix2O6; Kane IA Cusick-; ioo
Same prepertyi Cusick and wife TO hane anu ,ao
Ludio%s Sc No rs; schaaer and wife to Rsbecca 80
sys
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-20

There little DONG IN the rr11ol petroleum market
to-day, bu price, firm ~ >9s,. per gallon. For
small lots say. 100 Abe test obtained. Crude, IN
barrels. ruled Ut q 7l2c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-20
Ia RicaaTd Y. Hrrrstt & %
RECORDED REAL ESTATE rRANSFEa3
NETWORK CTrI-

| frame church with lots. 3. East l27th-st. l05
Tt Q of 3d-aye, each 25CIO0 u W MeAdam.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-26

n L. WILD BRO,
Ne 700 18th street northwest,
Always offer Special Bargains to Cash Buyer for the
StieH, the Kranich & Bach and New EnS-1e-s0s
land PIANOS and Barker ORGANS. newt TYY
ments
Tuning and repairing faithfully attended to- sep4
r E1CHENBACH's PIANO wARERoOMs PIANOS
IL of various makes for sale and rent at re-~-&Za
duced prices. VIM. Knabe & Co.'s worid-re- TYYYy
nowned Pianos. Tuning and repairing ]23s ~
1lth street. above Pa ave. hn30
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-26
News Bricfs.

The San Francisco grand jury has in,ictNa v,ss
Hill, who claims 10 be the wife OF Senator Sharcn
and VIM. NJ. Nelson, her attorney for forgery p,riury
and conspiracy. Both have been admitted la hail
Inc San Francisco walking match Was con-
Guided saturday evening with The following score:
nart, 500 miles; Hamman, 4Sl; MclntlTe, 4Sl;
The recount Of the ballots for clerk Of tho Mary
Iahd superior court was completed SATURDAY. in
baililnort, and resulted I'm the announcement of
me election of Bond by majority OF 80 A ma
Jor1ty OF st0 was claimed for him
MI. A. j. Lee, member OF the Texas legiSla-
lure, dled AT Hidalgo Saturday morning after
.hlee days agony from the effects OF poisonous
ny bite I'm the face.
Gov Cameron, Of Virginia, has begun an active
campaign against the Illegal oyster dredl.ers es
Pe,IaIiy thoSe In the Rappahannock river and A
MelI-pouhder has been sent 10 Matthews CONN Y
LOT protection OF the river from Illegal dredging
fhoene Paulin, aged IL years was outraged ana
lheh murdered 10y having her throat cut Saturday
night In Held near Eagle Rock avenue, Nest
Orange, New Jersey. 49,
IN providence a verdict was rendered SATURDAY.
LOT the plaintiff In the action for trespass and
tIeclneht brought by the Union company against
VIM SnraSu' ANA lnez, his wife, 10 receive p,sSses
SION oil the Fanny Spragrle homestead estate
III II thought that the murder Of Mrs Mayhee and
dlughter at Brookville, l. l., instigated IN the
pstsoh VINO some months ago attempted an assault
On Annie Maybee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-26

siVopt WORK IN A NEW HAMfsHlKR yrIIA0v
The village OF Laconia, n H.. wasthe .ccpe -
tercay morning OF a brutal murder Thos samon
an knglishman. about 20 years OF age ana a cool
oy occupation. murdered Mrs Fond. with whom M
was boarding, Friday night He placed the body
IN a trunk and the next morning wheeled II on
Wheea-oarrow TO the other end OF the yillace ston
ping at the house OF James Rudy. He engaged
room and boand there. and early YESTERDAY IDorning
tle nelghOors heard cries OF murder. fastening 10
VIZ mouse MIS- Rudy found Wing on the
Elounu UNDER the mont window. through which she
ia. iSa!t bleeding profusaly The bodies OF Ruddy
b h M ..d we've found lying on the Kitchen noor
FEATHER bed, which had been s9fursfe, with Lern
eiV ii9 SCI on nre. The flames were eNtincuished
a.'i III 'ue upper room was found the ufc,Ss holy
~ nj roIu near TIE open tnIn'- Mrs Rrdiy said
tau IN" deed was committed l,N S.,non with A
nt,vhet> III Is supposed he wanted ilnd,ly ~ as
n tS' , ~ uist'sinS or MY lu,dS body, aud on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-26
Continuance of the National Banks.

RECOMMENDATIONS OF CONTROLLER KNOX.
In his annual report Controller Knox says that
SO long as there is a sufficient amount OF United
states bonds outstanding legislation should be so
SNAPPED as to continue them In use as a basis for
Natlonal bank circulation. He suggests that il an
issue OF ninety or nnetyive per cent upon the low
est market value during the year were authorized
instead OF ninety per cent upon the par value this
Win The repeal OF the tax upon circulation. would
result In the deposit OF enough four and four and
one-ha1 per cents to maintain the circulation at
ABOUT It's present aggregate. The gain aCcruing to
Ine nlted states from the loss and destruction OF
natlohal oahk notes, which is estimated TO amount
10 from one 10 one and a-half per cent upon the
Whoie amount OF circulation. should be carried TO
the credit or an fnSolven bank redemption account
ana USED 20 redeem the notes of banks the ayailS
OF whose bonds might h. insufficient for that pur-
pose This would supply the country with bank
CIRCULATION for the next twenty -four years. or until
the maturity of the four per cent bonds, probably
Without Affecting the safety fund to the amount OF
single dollar. The controller takes strong ground
against the issue OF Treasury notes as substitute
Ior the National bank circulation, upon the ground
tniH the paper money would then depend not upon
te demands OF business but upon the action OF po
utlcal parties and OF Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-26
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TkuSTEES' SALE OF FRAME DWELLING ON THE
EASI SIDE OF SECOND STREET BETWEEN
NORTH AND EAST CAPITOL. STREETS
BY virtue OF deed of trust dated the thirteenth ~
day OF October 1882, and duly recorded in Liher i
1021 folio 500 ct seq one of the Land Records AI
Mashngton District Of Columbia, the undersigned
trustees viii sell at public auction in front Of the
ise Oh THURSDAY, DECEMBER SIXTH, 1883, at
HOUR CCLOCk the folio wing described property, viz:
Parts OF Lots 10 and H. il square 759 described fol-
lows BEGINNING for the sixty feet south from
the northwest corner of said square and run thence
feet and ne, inch to dividing line between lots
ing line foot eleven and half inches thence east
feet ten to east line of lot eleven thence
north seventeen feet and half inch thence
tyfour feet ten inches thence south foot thence
west feet and inch to the place of be-
ginning. together with the improvements.
Terms One third cash; the balance at SIX and twelve
months with notes bearing interest and secured by
deed of trust If the terms of sale are not complied
with seven days the Trustees reserve the right
sell the property at the risk and cost of the defaune
purchaser Az eonveyancng and recording at purcha-
ss COST $1OO deposit will be required at time of SALE
CHARLES d. F1CKLINGl T-rs+...
n2+d&ds JESSE H. WILSON, ! ATus'ees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-26
(tHANCERY SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
" AND IINIMPR0NEn

sAtE 9F FhdP 1y
BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of the IA
s @ Of day So OF oso stnS h Epty N
shall sell at pubic auction in front ta of the
sfs fesEettiyeiy the following described Real Estate
r3 On rTTE u2i 1SA DECEMBER FIFTH 1882 at
az s in as * 5ss
Brick stable &C. the northwest corner Of 9Th and IN
by DEPTH Of fEats 81 feet
ON sA 5 b toe 1t
On sAME PA3 ~ SO O'CLOCK NJ. part lot
II afe H5EaMsai SIXTH AT O'CLOCK
houses Sos 81 and is sTS
On SAME DAY, AT s:4s O'CLOCK P NJ. sub lot As,
"A t Uza nh oy t~o-story br1ck dwelling No
s't Sc SsS Say At 4so O'CLOCK p NJ sub
f " fTibS STSEMShR sr
I Brick Dwelling Nos l5 and 1885 Colu
SANE 5Gr pSY 400 O'CLOCK PM. sub 10. 49,
Dwelling is4O Vermont avenue ad nor rds
on SAME DAY. AT 4:so O'CLOCK NJ. sub lots 81
ana g. Rhode
Of IN 5
tTsvs snd moshs ro
the day of SALE for which shall be passed the
notes OF the purchaser purchasers secured by deed
OF the purchaser or purchasers deposit of $500 win
streets $3.50 the Vermont Avenue property and 100
on each OF the remainder AL conyeyancng and record
ing ut the expense of the purchaser or purchasers
Terms to be complied with in ten days. otherwise the
Trustee reserves the right to resell the property at the
risk and cost of the defaultng purchaser or
after five days notice
Pats of the respective properties will he exhibited
at the time Of sale.
THOMAS r. JONES, Trustee
I'm National Savings Bank
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-26

Rev. P. o. Racicot has been appointed presfden,
OF woodstock college, Maryland.
Cowboys attacked a train on the Southern Pacific
road, not far from SOcorro, New Mexico, Saturday
and killed the conductor and robbed the express
car.
'-Ouida" Is about to embrace the Catholic faith
Her conversion Is attributed to the influence OF
Mgr Capel.
President Grevy yesterday received Marshal Ser.
ranO the new Spanish ambassador to France with
full military honOrS.
The laying OF the corner stone OF the Washing.
ton statue on the steps OF the sub-trcasury bIild
ing, In New York city, took place at D. 10. Satur-
day.
Paris, has failed.
The Pottsy1lle, Pa, post office was entered early
Saturday morning by burglars, who blew open the
q small amount OF money.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-26
(tHANCERY SALE OF TwO-STORY AND ATTIC
" BkiCh DMEILING AND LOT, CORNER THIRD
AND nj STREETS

(tHANCERY SALE OF TwO-STORY AND ATTIC
" BklCh DMELLING AND LOT, CORNER THIRD
AND NJ STREETS SOUTHEAST.
BY virtue of decree Of the Supreme Cenrt Of the ~
Dlsr1ct OF Columbia passed in Equity cause No Ia
o642 Docket % Phelps ct al Tippett al we A
on f0r sale at R4blic auction front the premises
On MONDAY, THE THIRD DAY OF DECEMBER A
u 1885, at FOUR O'CLOCK 2. NJ all that certain piece
or parcel OF land and premises known and described on
the ground plan or plat of the City of Washington
trie Of Columbia as being part lot ten Q square
seven hundred and seventy t770) being the north 25
1ee 'front.' on Sd street east and thence by that width
DWELLING ' ~ oAA1A
Terms: One third cash; balance in two equal install
mens at SIX and twelve months. notes to bear Interest
from day OF sale at six cent annun be secured
~ deed OF trust on premises Sold all cash. option
OF purchaser deposit of required at OF sale
Conveyancing, &c, at purchasers cost Terms to be
serve right to resell the property at the risk and
OF the deiauing purchaser after five days public no.
ice OF such resale In some newspaper published in
Washington, D. c. 49,
CHARLES F. ROWE,
319 AZ street n. W, | A..
HENRY E. DAVIS, ArusseeS
46 AGO Louisiana avenue
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers MI -d&ds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-26
Hon. VIM. VI. Springer.s Record.

AT caucus OF the democratic Senators and Rep
reSentatives OF the Illinois legislature held In the
city OF Springfield Oh the nth day OF May last Sen
ator Laning, OF Menard, introduced and the caucus
unanimously adopted, the following resolutions:
ResO'red, By the democratic Senator's and Rep
IeSentatlVes OF the state OF Illinois, that, In our
opinion. II Is the imperative duty OF the democrat
House of representatives OF the Forty-eighth Con-
grcSs 10 choose Speaker and to organize the COM
mttee Oh ways and means with the view of secur-
Ing the passage OF bill by the House OF Repre-
sentatVeS providing for genuine revision OF the
cratic platforms OF 1876 and 1880. And therefore,
L"SOLrpd. That the position and past record OF
hon. William N. Springer are In harmony with the
principles OF the national democratic party on this
question, and that we cordially commend him to
the democratic Representatives OF the Forty-eighth
congress as elnlnentiy fitted by his long parliament
airy experience for the high position of Speaker OF
the House,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-26
John SHERMAN 4 CO., Real Estate Auctioneers

TRTSTE TEn S SALE OF 4 VALUABLE LOT, IN
STORY BRICK BUILDING, No. ABB G STREET
NORIHNESI DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE NEW
PENSION BUREAU,NOW IN PROCESS OF EkEC-
TON.
By virtue Of deed of trust. dated June ODD 1875 "a
duly recorded in Iiber No. 7SS folio 1854 Of the
land records Of the District of Columbia, and by ir-A
tue OF an order passed i'll Equity Cause No $685. We
the UNDERSIGNED Trustees by direction Of the party
secured under said deed OF trust will sell at public auc
ton II trent Of the premises FRIDAY. THE
TH IR, I I'D DAY OF NOVEMBER. A; d.. 1883. AT
FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, the following described real
estate situate in the city Of Washington b. C.. VIZ
The west half of the east half of lot numbered two CO..
in square numbered five hundred and eighteen (5i8)
fronting forty-four 4D feet and eighth of inch
on street north by depth of two hundred feet
to Washington street, with the improvements consist
Ing of a twos story brick building.
Terms OF sale One third cash balance in and two
years with interest at six cent from day sale
cured by deed of the premises sold or ali cash
at option Of purchaser, depos of $3.50 required at
time of sale Aconveyancing and recording at cost of
purchase If TERMS Of sale are not complied with with
risk and cost of defaulting purchaser
G GHHRHsH!A q 81 kkEDERER,} Trustees.
VIM. NJ. SMITH, Salesman. NIL 90 "a 26 $3.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-26
THos. ]. FISHER l. CO., Auctioneers.

VIM. j. MILLER, 1ru
n23-d&ds 4S6 Louisiana avenue NV