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The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-06-07


Items Cleaned From the Hotel Corridors and
Various other Sources.
Mr.. c. A. Viewer, Of Dallas, is regis
tered at the Menger.
Mr.. Charles A. Sweetland, Of the New
York Hotel Gazette, Is staying In the
city. Mrs. Sweetland accompanies him.
Colonel Barnes, the genial proprietor
OF the Drummers' Home, at Gonzales, Is
in the city, and paid the LIGHT Office a
call.
Mr. j. NJ. Cullers, large pro-
duce merchant, IL staying at the
Menger. This gentleman Is accompan-
led by Mr.. j. 7. Harrison. Of Sherman,
and MIR. Iluflord, Of Van Alystyne,
Texas.
Mr.. Frank Norton, who has for more
than year been connected with the
LIGHT, in the capacity of city reporter,
will leave on Monday for his old home
In England. Like great many young
Englishmen, Mr.. Norton came to Texas
with n very erroneous idea OF the sii-
uation, and met the usual misfortune of
his countrymen In getting dead broke"
almost on his arrival. Unlike many
others, he did not become disheart-
ened or Disguised, but went to
work with will, and not only
builded himself up, but made n
wide circle of warm friends. The LIGHT
speaks Of this fact because II is worthy
OF record, and IL trusts that the practical
knowledge OF every day life. business,
and of men, obtained by Mr., Norton in
his position as reporter, will stand him
well In hand in the future. The LIGHT
regrets the circumstances that causes
Mr.. Norton to sever his connection with
this office, but 1t sends with him,
wherever he may go, and whatever he
may do, n world Of bright hopes for his
future prosperity and advancement.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-06-07
Cheap Column.

SERVANT GIRL wANTED-At ii0 Bowie
- street, To do house work. l6-26t
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-06-07

Two handsome new cottage houses.
four rooms, gallery, city water, out
houses. all modern improvements, only
two blocks from street car. VIII sell to
good parties on easy terms, Not much
cash required. Address Il. II. johnson,
IIGIr office. 6-G-tf
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-06-07
PAUL WAGNER.
BARGAINS In REAL ESTATE.


One-story frame cottage, four rooms,
Co., GALLERY stohle etc bvdront water.
-. en'' -, a.. e.. ,,ood
shhue trees' wire ienoo :" ,io"'' hVoa
neighborhood, two blocks from street
car line, large lot, offered for a few days
for $500 -, .,.,. i.
large rooms, servants room. kitchen,
80, - .,,r, ,r,,
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-06-07

The hot season is fast approaching.
Avoid sickness by having your wells,
vaults, oesspools and priyies In good
condition. Orders promptly attended to
by San Antonio Sanitary and Fertilizing
company, telephone 205. Office at
George Schroeder's, 3il East Com
merce street. 6-o-3m
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-06-07

One Ruggles card press, in lrst-olass
order, for sale; $50 cash. Address, 4. b.
johnson, LIGHT office, 6-6-tf
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-06-07

N(TANTRD-A girl or woman to go 10 the
w country. Call at C. Schram's drug store
Immediately. II
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-06-07

During the summer season will furnish
meals us follows: Breakfast, 25c; dinner,
35c; supper, 25c. 5-3O-lm
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-06-07

All persons having claims against the
administration Of the Jack Harris estate
are requested TO present their bills, and
all persons indebted to the estate are re-
quested to call and make settlement.
w. III. SnnIs,
6-6-4t Administrator Estate.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-06-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.

The New American No. Sewing
Machine Agency. 2l3 Alamo plaza.
DIR. Henry Slade, of New York City,
is at the st. Leonard and will give ait
tings to any parties interested In inde-
pendent slate writing and other physi-
cal phenomena, in the parlor of the
hotel. 6-7-3t
New lot of millinery Just received at
Miss Roy's, 2l3 Alamo plaza. 3-22-3m
Go TO 237 Commerce street, next to
Nette's drug store, and examine james
Martins boots and shoes, fine stock
and can please all. 4-l0-2m
Mr.. Juan Manuel Chavez, one of our
most respectable citizens, has formed
partnership with Mr.. Narciso Leal in the
live stock and general commission bust
ness. The firm will be Leal q Chavez.
The friends of both these gentlemen are
requested to continue their liberal
patronage. 4-2S-6m
"BLACK-DRAuGHT" cures dyspepsia,
indigestion and heartburn.
Sold by James Clavln and orynski, druggists.
"WiNE OF CkRDul" four times day
makes a happy household.
scld by james Calvin and l.. oryuski druggist
Fresh fish received daily at the Refrig-
orator Meat Market. Telephone 800.
High class Plymouth Rock, Light
Brahma and Langshan eggs for sale by
A. II. Hurley, Pc Soledad street. 4-lO-3m
Take "BLAok-DRAUeHT" and you
will never be bilious.
Sold by James Clavin and L. Orynski, druggists
Mission Garden.
During this entire week and Sunday
concerts will be given by the Tyrolese
Concert troupe, assisted by the Eighth
Cavalry Military band. G-2-Gt
Hay Press for Sale.
A Dedrick improved hay press, nearly
new, in use only one season, in perfect
order. 6-9-tf
The Central Hotel,
Situated in the center of the city, Main
plaza, is headquarters for all stookmen.
Under the same management for the
last fifteen years. Terms Sl.50 per day.
6-2-lm
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Saturday night, the 9TH, for members and
invited guests (strangers) only. u
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE. April 2.-Virginia sizes. deferred 81:
do consolidated 4Ga; ten 10. ties. 81: do new
tlrees 564 North Carolina sizes Old. los bid to-day
BALTIMORE, April Cotton hi.-her and firln-mid-
diig, II p Flour steady and inactive-Howard street
aud western super. 2 7aa35 do. extra. 50ai so do
family, $40 -; city mills super ,5a3 So do extra
'a6 25: do Rio brands. 562a5 S. Paapsco family
co.. do. sulerative patent. 30 Wheat-southern firm
western about steady aid inactive; southern red Sa
IL; do. arnt,er. ll2all6 No. Maryland III asked
No western winter red spot and April COS al OUs
May lu3al o21s: June and July, 03al9Ga. Corn
southern lower and fairly active western about steady
southern white, 57a6O do yellow, olao5 western xed
spot, 35sa56, April, o5.a56 May, 5Gsaa57is: june.
"a So July 6iaG0-s Oats and frIn-eouthern
iCi western white 4oa42. do. mixed 5sa4O Pennsyl
wanna. 4nai3. Rye quiet, 6.a69 Hay firn-prime to
choice Pennsylvania and Maryland l402slGU0. Pro
vsi3ns qn.e1 Mess pork old loes new - 90 Bulk
Bac9n-shoulters So clear rib sides. H. Hams. IA .al5
Lera-rehned. l0n. Butter steady western packed.
lDa25 GRANNY 25ass E.s lower ana dall Is Petre
ltuin stedtiy-r.nned. oao%s. Coffee u!lsett!eIilo
carxoes. ordinary to fair. gall Sugar steady AID
qniet-A soft, IA; copper retined quiet Ia. Whisky
steady. Ll3al1 99 Frights TO Liverpool per
du-coton; 5-32d. -four Is 3D. grain Sid. Receipts
aour i.e44 barrels wheat 5000 bushels corn, 5000
bushels; rye 600 bushels. 1900 bushels. Ship
Ileliis-wheat 700 bushels. Sales-wheat 1909 BUSH
bu shells
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ROBBKRrEs REPoRTED.-The police complaint
book to-day contains the following robber1es VIM.
Monday, at Mrs BealeS, reports II chickens stolen
from her house valued at S963, on the night OF the
3IsL-AlbeJ Scr1veEer. 1870 5th street northwest,
yesterd4y.-Henry COnover, 323 Missouri avenue,
reports snu colored overcoat valued at SO stolen
from his room. March Sos. &. CoombS, near
Ozark Nils place. reports two sets Of harness
valued as $50 stolen last night
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T0..MOR ROW.


4 ALlt1S WILLIAMS & co, Auct1oueerS
SAFE OF RICH AND HANDsOME FURNITURE,
BEING THE BALANCE OF STOCK CONSIGNED
AND kl MOVED To THE SCOTT ART GAL
LEY. NJ. 1919 NEW YORK AVENUE, FOR CON
hINIENCE OF SALE TOGETHER WITH THE
AZ lCLho NOT CALLED FOR AT THE LAST
SALE.
I.e-aHt Chamber Suites. artistically carved three
haiSone Pate ,iass Chamber Suites richly polished
Man iany Chamber Suite French Plate Glass latest de-
Si-h: bOny Fame Parlor Suite VI holsterel in Eu
bssed Plush Roman Parlor SUITE. upholstered in
Slik Ca;a!lne; beautiful Dwarf Bookcase massive
A1fi -Icp Boutct unique i'll design. Parlor Suites
Upholstered in Plush Ladies' Nritin Desks, handsome
trpy cabinet extra size. very expensive EbOn CabI
net late lGss, bong tables elesant II III Rack. MIR
Tor Back. Marble Base; Italian and Iennesste Tables
Writing Desks, Library Tables Combination hifo-
cloth. Flower Stands Mahogany aud Ebony Eas els
Walnut and Push Frame Mtrrnrs. Couches. Easy
Cha = Cane seat Fancy Cnars. Music Cabinets and
Muse stands. Va nut Frame Lounges, Walnut Mirror
ir9Ht "ardro9e, Ebony Shaving Stands Mahogany
Cabinets Toilet Sets handsome Center Piece Hair
hst;rssses. Nlre-wogen N !ttresses sc. ,,,,,,,,>
J he sale takes PLACE THURSDAY. APRIL THIRD
lSs4. At E!A. EN- O'CLOCK. a. N. at the Scott Art
Gallery, 1919 New ork avenue northwt st.
II COLLECTION Will he noticed. embraces rfch and
stylish furniture of the best workmanship, and presents
Siienult opp rtullty to choice and ell CANT
work OF the latest de is1l The goods will he on exli
btlUn day OF sae from o'clock M. until hour
OF sale. WALTER B. WILLIAMS ( CO.
&pl-t AuctioneerS.
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NHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TSIAIPf2vE6 kEAH f sfr lA n eEokGE
TOW Town DlSIR1Cr OF CoLIMB1A
dgiy corded among the land records OF said Dis I
PUBL uct def lq n f9G 29t st, st we viii Ss
e ts date and tine her i1atter ntqned III those
town in sad b If ana and Il ti as FIJI St tee W
81 s4 M az ts o pm OF
shall sch the east half Of lot 50 in salty and Hawkins
s sdatloH to said GeorEtown the fronting sbo
ok about $50 feet and improved by fine. iara
d bof thr e,sto1y and Mansad roof brcA dwelling
second Immediately thereafter shall sell the west
and byvs hiae te ss tfoRT @
.,, Third IN. AND 1MMEDi ATELY THEREAFTER. we
town ard parts q lots IS and &C. III Beatty and Haw-
north side of Prospec: steel and having depth Of
about 1881 feet Improved by house known as prem
APRIL 1874 at HALFPAsT forK O'clock C Rfa NJ NJ
east corner OF Road and Congss streets as wa CON
We ed to Jlno Mitchell by Hugh Caperon trustee by
ioi1 2t seq and waanCt conveyed by said Mitchell
ber 1852 folio sss ct SEQ the par, an not 40
conveyed and to be sold by fronting about go feet
having @veraee depsh Of about loo feet Said rrond
to oe divided by into suitable building lots plot Of
The improved property will be sold subject to the in
NH b approximate statement OF which
be sold clear of incumbrance5
Terms of sale One half cash of which 100 must be
!due at and twelve months respectively secured by
the notes Of the purchaser bearing interest the
Property sod; or ali cash at option of purchaser All
hi S s5 F"ss st f9sf the
fos ad II terms are not complied with i'll ten days
c i: 5osis 5R,siS II Assi.nees.
ap2-ltS 81 Az n.wJ
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'NCA-NSUN bIsUS., AUCtIODtefs.
CATALOGUE SALE
OF
RARE COLLECTION

FINE MAHOGANY FURNITURE,
ANTIQUE AND MODERN.
CONSISTING
ONE MAHOGANY G tBI EFT. VERY SUPERIOR
WORKMANSHIP MODE n.
ONE MAHOGANY COKNt Il CABINET, VERY FINE,
ANTIQUE ILE,
ONE MAHOGANY Antique sTYLE DESK.
ON. HANDSOME HALL PIECE.
ONE MAGNIFICENT ,GkO. P SUITE, SIX PIECES,
VAlIOCS COVERING,
MAHOGANY RECEPTION AND OTHER CHAIRS.
VERY SUPERIOR ANTIQUE (PORTABLE) MAHOG-
ANY WARDROBES,
MUSIC RACK, CHECKER TABLE.
GILT FRAME. FRENCH PLATE MIRROR,
ANTIQUE MAHOGANY SIDEBOARD FRENCH
POLISH.
BRONZE AND OTHER PLAQUES
BRASS ANDIRONS AND FENDkRS.
LEATHER COVERED DINING CHAIRS
SEVERAL VERY HAND ONE rugs
WITH MANY RARE FIGURES AND ORNAMENTS,
BY AUCTION.
On THURSDAY MORNING. April. THIRD. AT
ELEVEN OCLOt (, we will sell within salesroolns
this and unique collection, comparing favOrebly
with any prevlOu-ly offered
The sale comprises nany antiques which have been
selected with great Goods exhibition Wednes-
da.. from l. to y. n at which time cordially
inspection by connoissers the public gen
orally. Gaia ogues be secured by app cat or
office. DUNCANSUN BROS,
llh5l-1 Auctioueers.
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WHO ORDERED THR FIRING.


The delegates from Washington county, Pa,
Blaine's birthplace, favor his candidacy. The
Allegheny county Pa.) republican conventions yes
terday resulted In the election OF ten Blaine and
four anti-Blaine delegates. Two sets Of delegates
VIII go from the fourth legislative district In
Clearheld the delegates were Instructed Tor Blaine
Senators Bayard and Pendleton and Representa-
t1ves Blackburn Tucker, Hurd, Cox, Slocum, Steri-
ing, Morton and other prominent revenue REFORM
ers, will respond TO tOastS at the banquet to be
given by the Young Mems Democratic Club Of
Brooklyn Saturday night
The republican county convention at Mont
gomery, Alabama, yesterday, elected an Arthur
delegation to the national convention. Postmaster
Buckley headed bolt from the convention, which
also elected Arthur delegates
The republican sentiment in Rhode Island Is d.
vided between Blaine and Edmunds, and an unin-
structed delegation will probably be sent to the
national convention.
The election OF IS members OF the city council OF
Chicago yesterday resulted In the choice OF IL
democrats, S republicans and Independent ne
publican gain OF l.
The son Of H. B. Payne, of Cleveland, says that
under no circumstances win his father accept the
nomination.
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Il PtQEED PROPERTY ON NEW JERSE AVE
ME-. ON y STREET. ON F! IiST STREET EAST
oN 0tRlH STREET EAST ON l. STREET
AND ON VIRGINIA AVENUE
ON IN MEpHksDI AFTERNOON. APRIL Sea-
OND, AZ Five O'CLOCK. we will sell in front ofeEa
,e premises sub 10: IL square 73s fronting 10 LID
II street south.
At A-QUARTER-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK SAME AZ
HHOCN part Lot y squar TAI. southeast corner
and two Bricks
At HALF-PAsT FIVE O'CLOCK SAME AFTER
-NOON Lots . and Z. square 43 Il outing on street
sou' and On LIST str ct east Lot being improved by
Two frames and one Brick
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. APRIL THIRD, at
A-QtARIER-PiST FIVE O'CLOCK we will sell In
ITO OF the premises. Lot 6. S46. fronting 4th
street between VI and y streets southeast.
At HALF-PASr FIVE O'CLOCK SAME AFTER.
NOON Lot 49, square 49, fronting street. between
oh an Eth streets southeast.
At SIX OCLOCK. SAME AFTERNOON Lot 2
square east of square OBS fronting Water street and
NiTVilia avenue. near 18th street east.
All the above property belongs to nonresident and
is to b. peremptoriiy sold
Terms: One-fourth cash balance six twelve and
eighteen months. notes to bear interest and be
cured 10y deed Of trust ali cash. at ortion Of Ir-
chaser pOsit OF S25 required on each piece sold
Convey &c purchasers cost II terms are not
complied vi in days the property in default
Will be Tsold az fsk aud cost defaulting purchaser
after five days public notice of such resale in some
newsI az, published in Washington. DC
nhZsdSds DUNCANoON BROS. Aucts
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The District Accounts.
TIE COMMISSIONERS AND DISTRICT OFFICIALS 90
INVESTIGATION

TIE COMMISSIONERS AND DISTRICT OFFICIALS ooT-Rr
INVESTIGATION.
"Let them come and investigated said Commits
sioner Edmonds to-day, speaking OF the resolution
offered by MI Fielder IN the House Yesterday
I'VE invite Investigation. Ihope they Will send ex-
perts here, and the more expert they are the bet
ter II they can suggest ANYTHING 10 Improve the
present system we Will be glad Ia receive their sug-
geStionr
Commissioner West said he t,id not think The
commissioners should say any thing about the mat
ter al all
Auditor Tfchenor said he would Ike 70 have the
committee send a good accountant such man
would be satisfied in a few miButes that IL would
lie impossible for a dollar 10 be ,n.sapphed
III Is the best system, believe, IN Tie country
SAID MI EdnondS speaking of Auditor I1chvnor'S
system 81 do not think there IL any town that
enjoys system so absolutely sure. We can 60 10
ped every night, sure that every cent for that day
has been accounted for"
MT. West, speaking OF the system. said "Ten
years ago mistake was made IN a mans tax
account. He paid 500 less than he should have
paid That mistake has been discovered ten wears
afterwards Under the present system IL would De
Impossible for such mistake 10 occur"
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FNCSTEEs SALE OF ATTRACTIVE COUNTRY
l. PROPERTY IN HOWARD COUNTY, ADJOIN.
ING The Town OF LAUREL, PRINCE

~0E-ohIES COCNl1, STATE Ot MAh1LtND.
BY virtue of deed of trust dated March 10TH A. IA
" 1876. and recorded in Gber l. J. ". No. Sc, ~
folio Az etc. and second deed of trust dated -
January 18th. A 1850 d recorded in Hber L. j. W.
NO A. folio So5 etc Of the land records OF Howard
BY BY; Oh The P'FTH DAY OF APRIL. 1884. IT FIVE
Described real estate to witt An that lot or parcel Of
Howa in the state Of Maryland within the following
bounds viz Beginning for the at stone planted
at the southwest of James hrris 1s part and
running south rs degrees st Is Perches to the line of
.he property formerly owned by JOSHUA Penn thence
with SAID Inc. as now corrected with allowance Of
one degree FOR variation south G6 degrees east II
ches to astone thence north 10 rees east ia. per-
ces 10 stone thence north 65I degrees west
en- TO Inc stone at the beginning being that part of
tract OF land called Brothers Friend hip which
areded TO Edward C. Ford. on December IA, 1873, 10y
noer W W. W. No. 81 folio 49, etc, of the land
record hooks Of said Howard county. Md, said tract
containing four acres, less. and lying in the
sixth eection district of said Howard county Nd with
IEe lfiiproveln nts thereon. consisting of twostory
frame house, barn, and other out buildings
Terms of sale will be made known the premises
on day Of sale and previous hereto deposit 300
required at time of sale. Ii terms of sale
pied within days after day of sale, the ustees
reserve the right To resell the property ut the risk and
cost OF the detauitiug purchaser All at
purchasers cost.
THOs. D. BOND.
L. }. PHELPS Trustees
ap2-3t THOS \ YUJNG \
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ID ED,

DESMOND, on Tu's dsy. ATril list. 1884, At Eve
Desmond. aged hfte.n mouths.
Little now white hands are folded.
LITTLE blue eyes closed FOREVER,
Darling Jimmie j. al rest.
GETZENDANNER. ON Tuesday. April Est 1874
ALICE MAY, daughier Of William and Ms1g Gets-n:
dainer. aged eleven years and three we,kA
How long she struggled against diseasa
And long she fingered rs, ked with rain.
And suffering hard TO tear.
And yet through all at times she smiled
smile Of Heavenly birth,
Ani ~iien IA. . allses c Led her homs
Dearest Alice was our darling
lTld" OF all our hearts Al hone,
Bui an aiis;,l caine and whispered
BIZ HzR PsxRwrp
Funeral from the residence Of her rsreuls 1910 X
str,-t southeast at 2 9,eiosk p ATri 3D. Friends
and relatives respectfully invited u attend.
5 h III NAY kExA s ID, h. bav At
OF Jno NJ k,na.y the 2Is var II hef aee and
only daughter OF William and Christina tiolwsF
Funeral on Thurssy April 81 at the fansly's resi-
Friends Of the family arr RESPECTFULLY invited =
REID. On Tuesday, AlIil LIST. lss4. 50 eclock r.
m il LA Ann. daughter " Vim. X. Reed assd
Funeral Friday. at 2 O'Clock m. from hef fathers
the family invited. 2.
KNOTT. on wednes, lay. April I'd 1894, Louis ROC
year th,,se months and t,..lity-fuur DAYS w
The friends OF the family respectfully ihvtted 20
attend the funeral Thursday. Aprl 3D. from resi-
d.lce VI parents, No. J52J strvsI West Msshaston
MCINTYRE SuddeIily, on April LAT, lisa DAVID
MC1S at. a1red sew lIty two years.
Relatives and friends oi the family respectfully in
vitcd to attend the funeral rom ms late r-sidence No
469 street southwest Oh Thursday. third Instant At
r. Is
POLAND. On Tuesday, April lst. 1884. Ut half rsst
five O'Clock y. la, HENRY POLAND, forty-et years Of
Funeral VIII take place from Israel Colored Methodist
Episcopal church corner First and streets southwest
on thursday. Alrl 81 al two O'Clock p m, Relatives
and friends are respectfully invited TO attend
TOUMLH Al 30 o'clock on the afternoon Of the ID
of April. lisa after two weeks illness, VI pLeumonlA
T. TOUMEY, aged forty-two years
HIS funeral viii take place from his late s-eidence
No $50 18th street northwest Friday mcrniIs so
and from thence to IT Matthews church whee requiem
viii be celebrated AT 10 O'Clock Friends md ls-
tiyes of the family invited to attend III
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Capitol Notes.

The bin introduced In the senate to-day W Ben
ator Garland, 10 provide for q supervisory tar1sdc-
ton OF the powers OF district courts and yudges
exercising circuit court powers, provides that
United states. or Any judge thereof slercie0 the
powers OF circuit OF OF a circuit tud<e, the
exercise OF such powers shah be subject 10 the
sIiSNlsory JCdsn ent and direction OF the circuit
Justice and The circuit Judge respecuvely. OF the
circuit IA Which, such District court may be-
THk yEsFzUELA oUrRaea
MI Curtin, from the foreign Affairs COMMITTEES,
VIII bring IN report 10 the House tomorrow de-
nanding reparation az the hands " yenezuela Tor
the outrage perpetrated upon j. C wh.elook nr.
1Grtln says that he thinks there has been 600
Aluca red tape about the matter.
THE BIL TO IMPROVE rHR COINAGE
MT. Aorrils coinage bin, which passed tie een-
ale this afternoon, provides for the APPOINTMENT OF
nNe competent persons 70 examine our system OF
Coinage with view 70 It's improvement and greater
perfection OF execution 10 metals rafiye sIue OF
81, minor Colhs ana also as 10 devices inscr pticps,
odCh Oh SAID persons 10 be paid s. CO., sad any
person :" Use des ns Tor ANY coin slal lie aesspt~d
shi receive an additional $3.50 Tor each design &C
Stptel. ~ December LIST, 1884, tie ssscrelary OF
tae treasury, Secretary OF NJ ate and dirsrtoy of
the mint shall examine thu work ~ these rsrsons
lions 10 Congress
AN ADJOURNMENT NOT LIKELY Until .rarsr ,sr.
senator Dawes, who has served on the sulsropr,s-
ton committees Of both houses. and who has been
In congress Tor years, expresses The op,ul,sn that
SSheress Wiz not adjourn before the LIST OF August
iAl9 Seeils 10 De the ireN ailiUg opinion a NJ tne
aPpfopratlon bills ara behind only one ~ sny
Illtollahce has Yet come before the senate sena
VI hHNey mas Deem Ia Congress through tw pre>a-
GENITAL election Years Ia $50 Congress adjourned
IN AUGUST and IN lsSo In July. He Iues not s.a sny
prospect or adjournment tits year before Au.rusf
PROTECTION or LifE on sTEANBoArs
Mt Allison introduced In the Senate yesterday a
pli 10 require every steamer navigating the ocean
OF any lake, bay or sound In the United STATES IN
he provided with a sufficient number az uf..hosss
Le3tN faIis. lft-rne,erYeTs and wster-prg n lfSe-
saving dresses. and also requiring any such xes-els
carry iG PAST myers 10 have on board az appararus
by which the lue-ooats can Dc laUn caed by sIgle
person, etc.
MINOR NOTES.
MT randall returned 20 the city to-day
he Morrison tarin bIll is not expected u come
ub IA the House before "Wednesday Of next vsss
pu' IL mas hot Yet been definitely decided
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E'HoMAs BOWLING, Auc'ionser:
CdANCEKY SALE or HOMESTEAD IN ANACOS-

BY virtue Of decree Passed in Equity No.Ne.,
s55' R2ys vs. Eoys '.ll sell on " EDNESDAY. !a
the NINTH DAY OF APRIL. 1891 fIVE-I-A
CCiOt M. on the premises. Lot No. 4, iarnards
81 divsiou Of Lot No. 10 Of Trustees subdiv sion Of
'tACfcter' rats % which in Surveyors Office in
R0oB Levy Court No >, t0ioS 10 and 9O.) containing
about IF land. and hayiu1a cOIfOrtab dwell
!Ii- house. 'front.' street nearly SO perces,
and having anoth.r roadway to Nichols avenue los
session only t. b.. 2lvtn AUGUST 4, 1884
Terms Of sal by the decree: One third cash residue
in two equal Payments az and twelve months with
Interest from day Of SO d. when property
Is struck Of Cocvcya.ciu1 at purchasers cost All
taxes paid up - day sale.
FIXED W JONES, Trustee,
ap1 dts 472 Louisiana avenue