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THoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
II
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE AT TIL NohTHEASr t,oRNFE
OF FIFTH AND STREETS NORTHWEST.
By yiItne of decree of the Supreme Court of ga
the District Of Columbia passed on the sixth day fE
IF November, A. ID. 1884 in equity No. g. lbs 4
sTalks vs. boeiaud, will sci. at public auction in
front of the premises, on MONDAY, the TWENTY
FOURTH DAY OF NOVEMBER A. D. 1884, at FOUR
G'CiOCkP n. lot numbered eighteen us, of John C.
Hardness eft al subdivision of part OF square num-
bored Ave hu drd and ten 5l0) said lot having 'front.'
age of forty feet 9Th street adcptL of hundred
feet on street, and being improved by two-sory
brick DWELLING house The property VIII be sold snb
time Of sale
Terms Of sale: One-third cash, the balance in two
equal INSTRUMENTS. pay able in six and twelve months
from day o. sae with interest At per cent annu
the deferred payments to be secured by deed Of trust
upon the property Sold all cash ut the option Of the
purchaser; conveyancin1 at purchasers cost de-
postt OF 500 Will be required at time Of SALE terms Of
sale TO be compiled with in days. otherwise trus
tees reserve the right to sell at the risk and cost Of the
defaultinx purchaser.
HOSEA b. MOULTON,
80 Il street northwest, [ r..
EOBT. H 7. LEIPOLD trustees.
nl3-1Os 1910 Ne.y YORK avenue n W.
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IsMr. Cleveland to be Married,

Buffalo Dlspatch to The New York Times
The names OF three or four prominent society
ladies Of Buffalo have been mentioned at different
times as prospective brides OF President-elect
Cleveland. Now rumor has it that the governor is
to marry none whose names have been heretofore
mentioned, but Is soon to wed Miss Jennie Humph-
rey, daughter OF ex-Judge James NJ Humphrey,
OF Niagara street, this city. Miss Humphrey
and her mother have been In New York
since the 10th inst where IL Is said the trousseau
OF the bride Is being made. Miss Humphrey Is
lady OF medium height, graceful figure, attractive
features, and stylish carriage. Her eyes are deep
blue, and give piquant expression to her counte-
nance. Her father, Judge Humphrey, filled an un-
expired term on the superior court bench He was
defeated at the ensuing election TO NIL the vacancy
Afterward he represented this district one term IN
Congress. He is partner OF the Hon Daniel n
lockwood, who nominated Cleveland at the Chicago
convention.
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Yellow Fever i'm New York.

CASE DISCOVERED IN A SAILORS BOARDING HOUSE
FRONT MEASURES TAKEN TO PREVENT THE SPREAD
OF THE DISEASE.
NEW YORK, November 2o.-The police reported to
the board OF health yesterday afternoon that
man was dying in sailors boarding house. in
spring street, from yellow fever. Prompt measures
were taken by the ooardto deal with the case, II it
should turn out as reported sanitary inspector
found at the boarding house Arthur Clark 80 years
DID, In what was clearly the last stage of attack
OF yellow feyer. The Characteristic black vomit
nad betrayed the disease, and caused
q report to be made to the police. Clark
was steward on the steamer Albino, of the
Atlas line, which had just come in from Port L1mon,
COSTA RIGA He had been taken Ill on the 9Th,
M!e the ship was at sea, and had come sick to the
Doaroing- house only last night. There were no
otner sick persons on board the steamer. Clark
was removed to the reception hospital, and the
mouse In Spring street thoroughly dlsinfected and
the bedding burned. He died in the hospital this
morning. and an autopsy Will be made to settle the
character OF the disease
the health officer is unable to say how the Albino
passed quarantine with one OF her crew sick from
yellow lever, and an investigation will be made
the steamer was disnfected and the movements Of
ner crew VIII be traced. The health authorities
say that under the existing circumstances there
need be no fear OF yellow fever epidemic in this
City.
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T,HoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

SALE OF IMPROVED REAL. ESTATE AT CORNER
OF SECOND AND POTOMAC STREETS
GEORGETOWN
viii sell at public auction in front Of the prem
ises on MONDAY, N0fEMB II TWENTY. fffS
FOURTH. 1884 a, F0uR. O'CLOCK P. 81, part Of aaa
lot numbered one hundred aud nineteen {ll0 In Beatty
aud Hawkins addition 70 Georgetown b. O., frontinr
feet inches on south side Of I'd street aud 100 feet
consisting Of isrSe fwo-story dwelling house.
Terms OF sale: One-thrd cash. balance in equal in
aeeed Of trnst upon prsnlises deposit Of 1i00 q
time q ssie Sonysysncing At purchasers cost
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The baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, November 20.-virginis SKIES conseli-
North Carolina SKIES. old, LOS bid to-day. -,
BAIIT1MoKE MDs November 2o-cotton 6rmer-
soh ssa ana qs xeseT and ID dull
Maryland. SIas7h; No. 2 western winter red SPOT,
January. s04aSoA; February S2kas2k. Corn-south-
frner; western. easier and dullsouthern white
and 46ats %sstsrn mised SPOT 4s asked
western Witt ass aS
mixed. 32a33 Pennsylvsnia. Sass Eve qniet 62a6s
Provisions lower and easy. Mess pork, 400 Bulk
nleats-shoulders and clear rib sides packed Gas
Bacon-shoulders. 81; clear rib sides. loA Hams.
i1sais WHISKY steady ssi IS Other Articles an
changed. Freights to Liverpool Ter steamer dull
cotton. 16d: -four ls ais Cd grain. Cd Receipts
-four 917 barrels wheat. IS 200 bushels;
bushels: oats 5000 bushels; rye 1900 bushels. Ship
80 600 bushels.
The Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, IL November 2o-The weather is clear
PORK 74c higher. Lard 21sc. higher
CHICAGO. I'll. November 20-Closng prices:
Mheat-Noyember; q: December. 72a; January. 1915;
February. ~; May, s0h Corn-Noyember. Ala
asS Nat; asesfy p pssssss
2s15; year. 25k January 25A: May. 2sA. Pork
year. 1905; January. 12S; February. lL27h. Lard
November 9 IS; December. 6724: January. 677k;
February. 687h; March, 6S7k.
The Petroleum NJ prkct.
PfTTSBUR0 November 20-Oil dull The market
opened at IN declined to H. but at o'clock rallied to
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WORK AND WAGKs.-At Washington Pa, yester-
day, the forty coal miners, including their presi.
dent, Costello, charged with conspiracy for Inter-
fertLg with non-union workmen during the iaie
fourth pool strike, entered a plea OF guilty, aud
were lined one cent and costs-The large plate
mill or NcIlvaine Co., Reading. Pa, closed yes
terday for Week on account or "A lack OF orders.
time or its Several hundred employees from ten 10
eight hours per day-A number or ingram car
pet manufacturers In Philadelphia have agreed 10
reduce the wages OF their employees from IL 10 u
per cent The reduction VIII he IelJ by probably
a00lQ nepnlA
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FENHouAS BOWLING Aucuoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE AND
LOTS ON III STREET NORTHWEST BETWEEN
N

BY virtue Of deed of trust made July 30th 1879 -,
ana recorded il Liber No. go foitos 3is ct seq "a
land records of the District of Columbia 10y
the party secured will offer at public sale on
tns premises. on MONDAY. HE FIksT DAY OF
sions and 3 in square SIS each lot having front
of % AL feet. by depth Of 100 feet and
proved by well-buiIt. three-story Brick Dwelling
House
Terms of sale 50 900 in cash. and the remainder
equal payments of SIX and twelve months with
payable half yearly. Deposit S210 ALI convey ancng
uIS-dfs JOS c q KENNEDY Trustee
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DALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
ID TIL MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY
Line BEIWEES THE EAST AND THE WEST.
VIA WASHINGTON
pOIBI,E TRACE, JaNNEY COUPLER,
stHEDtaE ~ Ell tGI SoNDAE. NOV d

STEEL RAILS
sthhp' Is TsrfL Il f TIL Gs NUfiG MY ID
Leave Washington IRON starion ccrner OF New Jersey
For CnIcasc. 90la n anl L. 10 p M daily. and LOS
pm aily excel Sat uriay. The 900 am is fast Linn
is CHARGED on this tram.
For Cincinnati. Louisville and St. Louis daily
Pm and 10 10 with Through Coaches ami Palace
SleepiEx cars TO above points without change.
Tor Pttsburz at 900 with Parlor Car, and 8 40
n daily y 40 pm 10 Pttsou,g Cleveland and De-
fSr Toledo and Detroit via Msnroeyille 1:95 m
day Ace, SatJ,ray with Sleeper for Toledo. Via
Ter baltimore week days. s. ESQ 80 so $50 and
r1an 40 SO go 10 20 10 o AID f 1902 tp minute
m. i25 a. 40 SO s: 80 20 ~ io0Op M
ftIfolns on the Shenandoah Valley Railroad l:O5
For Annapolis. $40 a. m and 12IOand 4:aop m Oh
tor Way Stations between Washington and Baltimore,
Co { 40. $50 g. I2:l0 p $50. 4:4O and
and 10 10 pm For Stations METROPOLITAN branch.
20 a. n and $50 2. IN daily except Sunday. AZ
Metropolitan branch COS a IN daily EXCEPT sun
alE- Tor Le1lIiston. staunton and Valley branch.
a. M AS = m daily except SUNDAY 90
fti Hagersiown. 9UJ a. H. daily. except Sunday and
= ~ T. H. daily
Trains arrive from the West daily. &c. !2Oa H. 23O,
TIon Annapolis. so a II, and ESQ and e:s7 p m;
From LEXINGTON as p M daily except Sunday.
IIon Frederick and intermediate Ioints. s25. m.
Trims leave Baltimore for Washington at 40 20
10 and 1880 a. l2.oQ l2:l5 g. 4. $50 s. $50
ego. and y-sl SuDd ays, 4 ~ 500 and To-
l2GOa 80. 80 80 T::SI and $50 d m
AL trans from Washington stop at Relay Station
or further information apply at the Baltimore and
Ohio Ticket Ofhce-Washinston Station, Gig and 1851
I'll b. taken for baggage to he checked and recevedas
" NJ CLEMENTS. n of T. Raltimo-e.
nS &. h. LORD Gcn'i Passenger Agent
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Making 1t Warm for the Pugflfsts in

NEW YORK, November 2O.-The grand jury are
again giving attention 10 matters connected
lieyed that the hackers seconds and other persons
who aided and abetted In the tight viii be indicted
by the grand inquest Color is given to this belief
terday to accept any sporting men on the ball bond
for sullivan and Greenfield. A number OF police
officials who mad been up at the fight were before
the grand Jury TO-DAY
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YNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
Il Corner l1th ST. and Penna ave- L. W.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN GEORGE
TOWN. d. c.. AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY,. NOVEMBER TWENTY-HI:s
SIXTH, 1884, i'll front of the prem at HALF ~
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK shall sci. part of lot II II
fronting 81 the east side of Hh street by depth
of 100 feet. improved by two story brick dwellings,
and brick bake-house: being Nos l4U7 and 14l1 High
street. GeCr-stowu
Terms Onethlrd cash; the residue in two equal pay
ments, al six and twelve mouths with bearing
terest at six cent annun until paid and secured
by deed OF trust ell cash. option of purchaser
All conveyancinG and recording at purchasers cost
500 deposit required at time of sale. MS dts
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PRIVATE HENRYsWnI--The win OF the late phi
vate Charles b. Henry, OF the Greely expedition.
who was shot by order OF Lieut.. Greedy was MED
Tor probate IN Chicago, Tuesday. IL II written on
Q scrap OF a navy blank, and was witnessed by
Lieut. kislingbury and Private Ender both OF whom
are now dead. IL makes VIM. Helm, his brother
in-law, OF Chicago, his executor and bequeathes
and sisters most OF whom reside IN Hanover, Ger
many. IL Is dated AT Camp Clay, Eliesmere Land,
May 2, 1884. The text OF the will has been publish
ed commission was issued TO take the tssti-
mony OF the survivors or the expedition In regard
to It's Cenu1neness
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A IIosiery NIilL to Shut DoNn.

IPSWICH, Mass, November 2nLPierce, Halding &
Co hosiery mill In this town will shut down In afew
daysfor three MONTHS this being the longest shut
down since the factory was started. 1t IS thought
that the mill viii change hands and start up again.
For the last few years the stockholders have real
iZed nothing from their investment, and rumors
have been a1Oat of lnismanagement. About 100
hands Will be thrown out OF employment, and
many Of them are seeking work elsewhere
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auct,onee:s.
! TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE. NO. 1927 VERMONT AVENUE


IN THE CITY OF WARRINGTON, d. C.
Under and by virtue Of deed of trust dated No. g,
CenbeI LIST 1879 and duly recorded in Liber No IN!
VIZ folo 344 ct seq, one OF the land records
District OF Columbia the undersigned trustees will
sell. on TUESDAY. THE EIGHT EESTH DAY OF
NOVEMBER, a. d. 1884. at FIVE O'CLOCK NJ in
front of the Premises the following real estate situate
ia the city of Washington and District of Coulnbia to
arG described as lot numbered thirty of Evanss,b
DIVISION Of lots numbered fourteen U4). fifteen 5)
sixis~n 90. seventeen 40 and eighteen dB) of Kid
weirs subdiyison Of square numbered two hundred
and seventeen CIT! according to the plat Of the said
city % washington toxether with all the easements
inH or in any wise apperfafnng.
Terms q sac: one.thrd Of the purchase money in
cash the balance IN one and two with interest
six per cent the deferred payments be secured by
DEED OF trust upon the property sold all cash. the
option OF purcha Conyeyancine &c at purchasers
cost deposit Of $3.50 will be required at time of sale
Terms OF sale to be complied with within FIVE DAYS
otherwise trustees reserve the right sell the risk
and cost OF the defanlting purchaser.
NAThT. VII SON, ! n,
nldkds FRANCIS HSMITH.S trustees
~ THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON AC-
COUNT OF THE RAIN UNTIL. TUESDAY. THE
TWENTY-FIETH DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. D. 1884
AT FOUR O'CLOCK p. u.
NATHL WILSON. ,.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO.. Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF SMALL FRAME HOUSE AND
LOT S5xlo5. FRONTING ALLEY BETWEEN
ElKSL And THIRD AND AND Q STREETS
NORTHWEST
b. virtue Of deed of trust dated November 1st X
u 1888 and recorded in liber MOL Os3 folio 446
ct seq, one Of the lad records for District of xE
Columbia. and at the request of the party secured
thereby. viii sell at public auction in front OF the
a. QUAkTER-PAST FOUR P NJ. part Of lot No &c in
square 532 III Washington city in said District begin
ig at the southwest of said lot on the pubic
alley and Iunniix thence east IS feet thence north
OF beginning together with the improvements thereon
Terms or sale Onethir cash: and the balance in six
twelve and eighteen mouths in equal payments to be
secured by purchasers notes, tearing six per cent
interest from Gay of sale and deed of on prop
erty sold $50 down day of sale ConyeyancinI and
recordIns at purchasers cost Terms Of sale to be
right to resell at risk and cost Of purchaser
in default.
n2O-dtabs VIM. T. HOFFMAN, Trustee
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I'd Edition.
Latest KILOGRAMS to The Star.


Closing Up Campaign NIatferv-A Fund
OF @sSSS.OOO Used-GOv. Hendricks.
NEW {oRx, November a0-Messrs Barnum and
smailey, OF the democratic national committee,
were together at an uptown hotel to-day. They
were auditing limited number of bills yet remain
Ing and closing up other matters OF business inci-
dent 10 the campaign just closed The total
amount o. money received BY the democratic ma
tionM committee was $685., 900, and of this sum
iund, In amounts OF less than $500 The national
headquarters Will be entirely vacated tomorrow.
vice Presldent-elect Hendricks received few
callers to-day, and then left the Fifth Avenue hotel
and busted himself with the preparation or his
speech 10 be delivered In Brooklyn tonight.
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SHOT BIT HER SwEKrHEARr.-one OF the most dis
tressing accidents ever known In Baltimore occur
red Tuesday night, resulting In the fatal shooting
or Miss Barbara Winterbaur by Charles Leopold,
her affianced lover who was calling upon her lie
insisted on showing pistol which he had bought,
assuring her that II was not loaded. The weapon
went OF and the ball entered Miss Winterbaur's
Side. Leopold was arrested. The wound Is thought
TO be fatal
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Greenfield, the principals in Tuesday nights glove
light In New York city, were yesterday indicted by
the grand jury Tor engaging IN prize night. This
took the case out OF the police court The pugilists
were then taken 10 the court or general sessions,
where they pleaded not guilty ana asked FOR an
early trial Bail was fixed at $1,000 and fur.
niShed.
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A FATAL AND MYSTERIOUS DIsEAsE.-For seye-
raj weeks fatal disease has prevailed In Buch-
anan, Wise and Dickinson counties, Va and many
deaths have occurred. The natuse Of the disease
Is as yet underlined, but IL is believed 10 arise from
poisonous water. A reliable correspondent
writing from that section, says that in some cases
as many as four corpSes were found Ia a single
house.
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By yirtue Of decree of the Supreme Court Of the "a
District If ColuEbia. passed i'll Equity No. liz
a0sS docket n the 10Th day OF November A. D. ---A
lco+ the undersigned Trustees III said cause will
offer for sale. IL front the Premises at public auction
on WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER TWENTY SIXTH,
1854. at the hour of FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ. all that
parcel CT ground and Premises situate lying
and being the City OF Washington District of Column
hia. and known and designated on the plat plan of
said city and District Lot numbered twenty -four
ca. being subdivision of part Of original lot num-
befed ID and part of original 1T numbered thirty
three (3) square number hundred and twenty
l21), beginning for the point on the
west side OF 18th street west sixty 60 fest from the
southeast of said square and rlri1R due eighty
six $50 fc@t thence due nth thirty 1902 feet thence
due east eighty six tse feet thence due north thirty
t0 feet along the line of 18th street west to the
place of beginning
TerIIs of sale Onethird cash. balance in equal in
staleIts in six 90 and twelve 2l months from day Of
sale with interest at the rat OF six t6
&inuln from day Of sale and payment thereof to be
secured by the pronssory notes OF the purchaser
purchasers the whole purchase money he paid
III cash at the option of the purchaser deposit of
$3.50 required at time Of sale Conveyancny, &c at
cost Of purchaser. Terms of sale must b. complied
with days after sale otherwise the trustees re
serve the right 70 resell at cost OF defaultng purchaser
newspaper published III Washington. D. e.
AMOS WEBSTER,
JOHN y. LARNER. Trustees
1914 street.,
DCNCANSON BROS. Aucts. nl4-dSSlhs
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STEAMERS.

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OTICE
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OREGON. Wed, Dec. It. 4ALLIA... Wed. Jan II
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORK.
RATES OF PASsAGE-S6O. $50 ana $1OO. according
Steeage very low rates. steerage tickets from
lowest rates.
Through bills Of laden given for Belfast Glasgow
Haye antwerp and other ports on the Continent and
For frsight and passage apply q. the Gonna ysoMce
OTIS BIGELOW CO. COS 7th st.. Washington. D. G.
VERNON y. BROWN CO. New York;
Orto Messls. OTIS BIGEL0W & Co.
mo COS 7th street. Washington.
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
NJ BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAvRE.
Company pier. No. AZ North River foot OF Morton
street. New York
st. laurent. de Jousselin. Wednesday. Nov g. IL Am
AmerQue Santelli. Wednesday. Dec. l. am
Canada. Kersabiec, Wednesday Dec TO- II q. m
Cheeks payable on sight. in amounts 10 suit on the
Banque IraneatIantiQue Of Paris LOUIS DE BEBIAN
Agent, No 6. Bowling Green, New York.
q. w. MOSS. 226 Pennsylvania avenue;
j. W. BOTELER SON. 93Pcnnsylva avenue
nl9 Agents for Washington. d. O.
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BROS. Auctioneers.

IL
AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING No 203
SIXTH STREET NORTHEAST WASHINGTON
D. C.
By virtue of deed of trust dated February 1stcsa
A l. IS3i. and duly recorded in Iiber No 1866 Ls
folio 30 81 seq, of the Land Records for theSA
District Of Columbia, and at the request Of the holder
of the note secured thereby will sell at public auc
ton in front OF the Premises. on MONDAY. THE
TWENII-FOUBTH DAY OF NOVEMBER. A. D.
1884. 1T FOUR O'CLOCK T. NJ. the following piece or
parcel Of land situate in the city of Washington Dis
triCt % Columbia and being Lot Numbered twenty
eignt CD in Particle ad others subdivision of certain
Lots in square ruinDe-ed eight hundred aud sxty-six
t-t6i, together with the improvements
Terms OF sale: third cash balance in three equal
install ns payable III six l6 twelve O) and eighteen
months after date for which notes of the purchaser
secured By deed OF trust upon the property sold end
tea,ilE interest az rate of six cent per will
be taken. I'll cash at option Of purchaser deposit
OF SloO he requir q at time Of sale. All conveyancing
and recording at purchasers Terms of to be
complied with in seven days after day of sale
BRAIEARD II. WARNER,l r.
nS-eod MAHL0N ASHFORD, Arus'ees-
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No CURE NO PAY.-WHITEHURsT'S CEDAR
IN BASALM is warranted To Coughs, Colds
Group Throat and Lung Diseases, &c six drops dose
try it, II not satisfied frturn the empt bo; tie and
your money back Sold by ali Druggists nAf til3u
MARRIED.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS On November 18Th
1884, at 1t. Peters church. by Rev. D O'SulltyafI
HARRY MITCHELL to Miss ANNA EITzGfRALp
both of this city
DIED.
BROOKS. On Tuesday. November 18th. 1854, If
twenty minutes TO eight O'Clock BIRTHA, believes
aughter Of Charles and Ellen Brooks. aged IL years
Little Birtha was darling
Pride OF all our hearts at home;
But an angel came and whispered,
Darling Birtils do come home.
Funeral at 10 N Friday, from s2l @ street south.
west
REINHARDT. On Thursday. November goth. 1894 At
30 O'clock Ia, GEORGE A. aged twelve years. eight
Catherine keinhardt
Relatives and friends of the family invited at
tend the funeral Sunday. November 23i O'Clock y
H. from the residence Of his parents. sos Sixth
northwest .
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Hon. DANIEL MASNINGs WEppING-The mar
rlage OF Daniel Manning, chairman or the New
York democratic state committee, and Mary Mar
garetta Fryer occurred in Albany yesterday after
noon Rev. DR.. W. r. Davis officiated t,oyerncr
Cleveland was one OF the guests. The bride WAS
actlred In white satin and diamond orna-
ments: After a reception the bridal pair LEFT FOR
New YORK at Q :. IL, whence they Will Journey