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$1,000 NO. IN oAIcAGO.
SOME or TIE SHORTS COyER-oTdrRs put OFT
MORE IINEs-DPROyING OUTLOOK.

SOME or TIE SHORTS COvER-oTH-Rs put OFT
MORE IINEs-NPROvING OUTLOOK.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE mIBUSEl
CmcAGO March 11.-This has been just the
day all The bears" big and little have been waiting
for vet hall the bears. and especially the little fellows,
are q. unhappy now they were last night The
dav was balmv. and the shorts expected free selling
The day was indeed, oil that had been prayed for, but
the outcome was a surprise 10 the majority. Prices
opened weak and went down: wheat TO 9j2c Tor May.
and corn 5jo-c for the same month. But from these
frires there was quiet and substantial raIyof little
over ! cent Wheat closed at 96'sc, nearly the top
figure Of the day, and corn It 5G5- cents. "sid"
Kent who has been heavily short seized
the time when all things were. ldFoIdpt IoI
a decline IL l. figured that be bought p1nci-
paliy through Poole Kent a. 60. ana Mccormick adams
~ Co., not rss than l3oooOO pI'ny- %. ,AoIt VIZ
schwartz Dupee seemed 10 be following me same ta
tics tor some other principal They bought Do Is believed
about 1000 bushels OF wheat and the theory tonight Is
that the pm cha-cs were Tor th, account 1 by MII!
and that they were 10 cover wheat II Il oeicted llat
tactics ~ Kent & Murray, but put out more "shOrls."
II il possible, however, that while selling openly, they
me d. cain was a heavy one, 100000 bushels Of
wheat changing hands within twenty minutes, " Billy
| Murray was "a seller. offering 100000 bushcl lots.
Schwartz Dupee the other hand were buyers Poole,
Kent Co. we're buying on small scale Ihere IS sun
large shortage out and 1t is popularity supposed that
ana Uneat ouf which thew mus buy back al time.
Conservative commission men, however, are advising
/ customers not 10 sell wheat short az
prsscnf rather than advising them 10 buy.
bnving put" and big feows selling them CWiahy
was the principal buyer OF corn lie bought no great
quantity but th- because no big lots were Tor sale
On the call only 10000 bushels changed hand' tudahy
bid 5Gs- There for sale. II The present warm
weather continues few days the roads In the country WIN
ak i've out condition. IL - expected as consequence
that the receipts here vii iaIl on ana prices 80 up me g
CENTS today pretty liberal 466 cars, 100 OF when
graded No. > The shipments, however, were large ana
the cash price little better May closed al DOS aoo4
on the curb. ,,... d. a..
Armour was buying pork and RIBS and prices, ateT e
crowd had jumped things and sold great line ol sum
n dld not own Al figure, turned sharply about ana
advanced. May pork advanced from slI 90 10 SIS %
and closed IT ST. 90 Lard not 50 active rs meats
There were only $4,000 hogs and these OF posr qsIy
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for foreign account in the regular
way, which has to be borrowed here
until the certificates arrive. Under these circum-
stances it would not be surprising if the stock
should loan as high as per cent per diem. But
the London price rules below the New-York
market; to-day the highest figure in London 1191)
is the equivalent of 1853 here, while London's
closing figure 11Sl2) is the equivalent Of only
116ls here; but even these differences will
not pay profit to the arbitration trader
If he has to pay premiums for use Of
the stock pending its arrival from London. St. Paul.
which was more active than any other stock to-
day, was depressed by the company's statement of
earnings for the first week in March, showing de-
crease Of$55,000 on an increased mileage of $50
miles il sold NJ 905s to $685. but recovered TO 90
Union Pacific second in point Of activity and
itdeclined from 1888 to 1855 077l4. Delaware Lack
awauna and Western developed nothing of interest in
transactions amounting TO 5000 shares at prices
ranging from 127l2 to 1864 1868. Erie was mod
erately active and further declined 10 1913 and
ended at 2ils and Lake Shore declined nearly
per cent to 1913 and recovered to 1919 Western
Union developed some weakness in decline to n
a7ili with sales of only :, 700 shares and Cen
tral Pacific dropped TO 573sG 575s The market
closed dull featureles and about steady at prices.
The business in Government bonds amounted 20
$13J, 600 at steady figures, and the quotations are
unchanged as follows:
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IvFEPoOt -Proyisl0na- Observation-Disclosures Cut
as "a Long Year Mdir= ID; short Clear Aiddos
45s Cd short RiDs Az I'd shoulders, 3oA per cTt bee
lIn- Cd for extra Inuan Mess, Prime Ness 5is fgIk
Prime Mess los per nb Prime Mess Eastern SIS Wes
ern 1Oa Iari-Ameucan. 41- Odi Prime western - q
In Gi A.. "a Hams Long cut SIS shoulders. 3ts bi
Butter I5s per for nnest United states Cneese
as Red Winter, 80 a. per crntai No. 9ltlns
"a I'd New Western Winter, al Ne" mixed Nestet H.
d. gi I-foruia 30 l. s. lId. Adj California NO =
1s Jd 47s IOd per GENITAL Corn -AKed OH 9. I'D. 10
ury fq IuLd per s.utI PfOduce--plrts OI Iurpcuuue
xos Od: do ri London. Dis. cd per cwL 5000. - an, q.
LONDON March -PrJduce-IInseed on. &3O ls y ~ o.
per ton calcutta Ilu-,-i, 4Js. 81 per quarter I'm
seed Cake IS d. per ton Refined Petroleum, ~ %" al
per gallon. Spirits Turpeutine, -bs Oh per tNI
Sperm OIL AGfGs63 per ion. ho-in-, olhnoh az. o..
Pale ~ Ills Proylsiou--LaTd, 40s. cd. pee ewL Tor
American sugar 2Us o. per cvL Tor cuba O,lttl-
mgal p0larz ns s6 Us Cd Glss Oh Tor CUBA Nus
-. - 4lU1L
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COURT CALENDARs-,iARCH 10.

SUPREME COURT -CHNmERs- Be;ore Lawrence. J.-Nos.
a. A. As. lO7 H. lt 1863 l5o 2l5 -, -, p ., pa
stFEEiiR totGr-GESFRAL TEwi-Before Davis, P. j.
Brady and Haght JI.Nos. IL, ia ll3, ia, ~, go
90, ~ l1s, Il9, 50, 81, Co. ~ 81 sJ So 'o 80 Io 81
Nos A. AS 4i3 "a 445. 4to Az 44e 44s 400 iJl 45-
iJ} ia ass. 4l7. 45- 459. 1850, 4Ol, 49, tt3, i6t
stPRgMF CoUEr-CIRcun-TART I.-Beiore Donohue. J
pa 949. 3D. I2-9 1907 1873, 292S l3l 100 +' II-
I4 ls7l 1872 1885, 1885. 1897, H-9, ll52 800 10 81
1863 1854 gG HOP 1927, 1868 9-S, 3lb, l2l3 III, IlJu
1877 D. 49l. 1871 1872. 4tj, 1903, l341
SIPHiAfE COUHI-CntCtTI-FAKT ll-Before barrett j
Nos 1908 I4t3 l-4l $50, 80, l4l6 liza 1881 - 622
IG~G 1910, l24l, l:42. ia
sUPEEME COUEr-CWCUI-PAu IIL-Bcforc Van Worst
j. ase ONO. 1925. 80 day calendar , ,
SURRO6 ATE'- COURr-BeiOTC Rollins SEstae OF Richard
C. Hadvay, 1880 P.rcn stevens u a. N VIII OF Ieh
aicIarren and Kerry CAyl ia MI estate OF Hermann
HerIt. ~ M viii Of Daniel McGovcrn. 1870
SUPERIOR COURr-SPECIAL TERM-BeiOre IruaX, mos
g.. ;. ~. d 20.
SUPERIOR COZ tT-PiW I.-Beiore Ingraham, J-Nos 652
lo 1874 IL, CJa o-3, 1923, 4@5, 49, 5J- o. 800 III
Az. G4G
C6MNox PLEAs-GRvnl,L TERN Before Iarremore p. J.,
Dav and Var lI0cscn. JJ.-Nos. 81. >, ~. %.
COMMON PLEAs-SPKCIAL TEEM-BefOre Beach, J-No. ..
COMMON PLEAS-lAKr I-BefOre Day, Z. j. Nos -ol, tlJ
81 ~, 037 40, 1913 l-3 49,, 6-l 49, GIG 700 -lJ
CRY couRr-TRn TERl-r,Rr I.-Before Nchrbas j
Nos $50 Us s-. 1910 u, zoos, l2l4, 3i, To-
1888 Gro no 1ItO 1If3 1922, llfT, liiS, llf 100
1871. 1852. IIJ4. ilj7 Hos. 1888
CRY COt.EI-TLIAL 1Elf-PALr II.--Beclc McAdam, j
800 $50 o1 LOGS, 52i, Is, '-e Oh 7'4 'Jd
CRY COZ ar-TRlAL TERw-PARr ITI-Before Browne J.
fg -g-. lOG.. llO2 4UI cJit lJJo,
92sf G74 $50 0J- J-7, 1854, ot, 81.
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question 10 when tne Geiendanrs evidence should
be begun caused discussion which lasted hour. His
counsel said that four five weeks would he necessary
prepare their case. The hearing was adjourned to
Thursday, March y.
Miss Elie Elsler was ordered by Judge
Truax Yesterday, in the Superior Court, to furnish
further bill OF particulars in her suit against Messrs
and Dickson theatrical Managers for S6lsOO
as-iamsges for breach Of contract The action was be-
gun I'm December Miss Ellscr alleging that the man
ayers had broken three years made with her
FOR starring She declared that she had expended
81 500 for costumes.
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TIE PETROLEUM MARKET
NEW YORK, March

NEw-YORR, March H.
The Tide Water Pipe Lines report for Feb
ruarv shows small changes from the January statement
There was decrease In net stocks OF - 07I barrels
decrease Of 10000 barrels In certificates outstapding
and an increase OF OIL barrels IN credit balances
Combining the report OF the Tide Water and the United
Pine lines we have an Increase in net Ks Of 205,l77
barrels IN receipts Of 20 $50 aud in deliveries Of only
4OsI- barrels The combined reports this year,
pared with the report OF February 1885, are as follows
the figures being given in barrels:
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GRADUATING 164 DOCTORS.
rvrRcIsEs BY THE CIrYS UNIVERSITY.
p.RcHMENTs GIVEN TO A HOST OF sTUDENrs-A
SPEECH BY CHAUNCEY NJ. DEPEW.

OPPONENTS GIVEN TO HOST OF sTUDENrs-A
SPEECH BY CHAUNCEY NJ. DEPEw.
The forty third annual commencement Oh
the Medical Department Of the University OF 'ne O -
New York was held at the Academy OF Music ias' een
ing The auditorium was filed with the graduates anu
their friends and the galleries were oio"u Wv,
with men and women Long ies'oons VI So,
lax iuterspread with roses and hhes nunS Ia a,1
the boxes the stage was banked WIN s.
hstoTed ON the graduates, on the stage were the
faculty of the university and many former graduates
Among these were the Rev. Dr. John Han chancellor oi
the university; Dr. Alfred C. Post Dr. Cnares lnsse
Pariee. DR.. John c. Draper III AIeu L. i'Jo- - .
,rt,,,, n rbor,nson DR. william Darling, DR.. :. o.
vandcrroel and Dr. II. C. Cooper Gimore's Band I'M
AZ, tho direction Of Gilmore played march TO the class
If 1ss4 and DIT Hall then read passage from the scrip
TIRES and delivered prayer.
THE LIST OF GRADUATES.
Dr. Han then conferred degrees upon The following
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-12

NEw-YoRK. Tuesday March II, 1884
The following sales were held AZ the Exchange
SalesToom to-day:
BIZ 4. H. muller S,a.
4 story brown dwelling with lot, No 23 Fast
07tn-st. - r. Of Malsoua'" lot -4A4Oo' e. oo,
b. n H. SEAMAN.
.stor,, brck factory, With plot OF and, No A2s and
siyea &, " F Young .........-........'.. 1850
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
SEW-YORK ClrY.
Waerst No 276: Aug schald % Eliza Arnold $1,000
~ simon Kay and vile 70 Jacob Blune -. 1850
matter and wife to toj Rieiingcr 1880
2d-ave, e = 0S.2 > Of 43dsL loSxlOO; Margaret p
shave n T. 3Ol II OF AveB, 20 7X69.lO; Amalle
~chuster and another 10 schcrzinger 5000
DasSn To K 6 Brasslngton 5000
gSti-sf, 49, 100 n W Of tdayc jOXlOO II; simon
Hsbernan and wife 20 Peter Hassnger. 4o,5Oo
Henryst No 20; q Rctnsen aud wife TO ; j SLIDER -
stl-st n : POO Il e OF lst-aye 81 6xlOOl 10; julius
LangOnbaum 20 sophia Berle 10000
DrsAe and another to b Foshonr ami another lss7s
stJ ohm SHANE, s. 20 II II OF Beach 81 4tNoOAlfftgd
lar : Berry 10 Robert Beatty ...- 80 -. otOe
ictss ami vie to & a + lang ann. -. 27OOt
TO Gaan coiamoTe ll.s5C
lhump-1u-at. cor ot Amity 80, toA-1t ctci y J
KcQuicr referee to- callahan l4SOI
'''i Taylor 80 40 -'D,-' ''''''.' I '', 1850
l7;9x2l simon Michel and vie 70 Gustav Refs ~
Broadway, Nos 81 and 80; Moss Philips aud wife
w @ooVoo
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Inn TEIIr WINNERS AND I'M HONOK Mn
The prizes were then delivered by Dr. Hal, as follows
Mott Tedas-For best and second best Anatomical or
Ar4tomico-~urcical preparation: Gold Medal TO A. j.
ueutr of New York silver Medal 10 c. j. Kane ot New
york For pes book Of recorded cases of the surgical
CIlI.. Bronze Medal 10 W. L. Kissane, OF NeW-Nork
Tacilfy Prizes.
Fics, P.i-, NJ S2JO.-For the candidate who receives
14 hrcet mark iu the final examination ior the degree
IN b. awarded to c. A. Rhodes. of Sew-Jersey
>rnJ.I Prise ~ 515O.-For the candidate VINO shaH
mss the best compt ve examination I'D me seven gen
tr DEPARTMENTS. awarded To c. A. Iuooson OF lnilaha
mari Pie ~ SlOO-For the candidate VINO sAd- pas
re second best competitive examination, awarded 10 L.
4 Eddy. OF syria.
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MERCHANDISE AND SPECIE.
Excess OF imports sI0,9557o2 sla2iTsid slo36990l
The varions movements in stocks to-day were
only a continuation of yesterdays general drltt.
Prices started about where they left OIL last night
and barring small fluctuations made steady pro-
gress toward lower figures; but, as yesterday at
the very close they made partial recoverles. Cen
trail and Hudson, as was the case yester-
day. was a special exception to the gen
eral rule from ll7@lld's us price
advanced to ISIS. and then, after a decline to
Ii7io il closed az 1873 sales and bid.
squeeze in the cash stock IL among the promises
for the near future; to-day the stock commanded
lie per cent premium for use, aud 1t seems proba-
bic that there exists mOmentary short interest
of some magnitude, but that principally was ere
ated by selling stock on cable orders
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THE COCRTS.
A QUESTION OF "NFLUENcE.'
HUBERT @. THOMPSON TEsrITIEs REGARDING TIL
HOFFMAN HOUSE SIGN.

ID
HtbEhI - IIN4i 7N'
HOFFMAN HOUSE SIGN.
.o..,hoord di,rror seven feet long by
p"HlCpo"lu "A'7 .-' ~ 20
dow in tho Slnerior Court room represented lin
-. y ,.n,,h tredo-ic, Mel e,yee agreed TO nut il
huna'eu 7i-n "H'on - ~ ?. r. -. d,
up IN IIohI oI Tue loiili'n 'i''''0 0 - =,
IN the curb in Twentyf0urtIst and to cost 800. Mr.
=, la, ,I,,, M. y,r.I IN r,ut II III, ON August
-u'i'', ''' -, . - 49,, "A n. S.otoa
H. brou,ht it 10 recover the 500 The defence was
-. a.. it, bo,, raf,sad . r,erf,it
''a' 'N' o''S Nc -, , ,,.. ..,..,.o.
EdWafu . o'oAo9 ''''' - , nm - non
Besides Olher lhlh5s NJ sdIu' lno 7"'' ~
init for the sign. The Mayor vetoed the resolution Mr.
Nj ~ told mo that he tboucbt the matter could he d.
-, = ~, ,,,tt,r or influence he saldv
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LONDON WOOL SALES.

LONDON March II The foloeing the Wool sales %
Monday iu detail New Zealand ahs Greasy, 81 d "a
Falkland IslaufsFle"ce. 81 asa; LocA- AMI fec-s 80
-y To-day TAO bales OF sydney and Fort fhilp were
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CIVIL NOTES.

Referee Dwight yesterday denied the motion
to dismiss the complaint IN the MaricGaTison suit The
reading Of the decision occupied than tWo hours
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MIR. ALKALAY,s TREATMENr OF HIS VIII

The trial of the suit of Mrs. Eliza Alkalay,
the daughter Of VceConsu Meyer Of the AustroIiun-
garan Consulate Generate this city separation from
her husband Joseph Alkalay, continued yesterday
in the Supreme Mrs Aklay il twcntyiou years
old; her husband is forty five She married ID De
cembcr 1850. A month later she accused by her
husband Of improper cOnduc; before her marriage Be
fore her marriage she said she had received letters from
an admrer but she gave him up after she became Mrs
Alkalay. Lena Meyer sister or Mrs Alkalay stated
that once she found Mr. Akalay angrily pacing up and
down the ROOM while her sister IN upstairs.
Mr.. AlkalAy prevented his vito from explain
ing the cause Of the trouble. "she shall
rembe before me lie had said raising his fist eIcitedly
The scene repeated subsequent VISIT and Miss
Meyer then took her sister her She marks
OF violence on her sister
Frederick William Meyer, the AustrO-Hungarian Vice
Consul who seventy three years old said that long
after his daughters marriage he found her his house.
broken down with weeping in consequence OF her hus-
hands conduct toward her Alay she said had struck
her and had ordered her 20 leave the house Mrs Akaay
said. "Papa cannot tell yOu but won't do II again.
This occurrence was subsequently, repeated On third
occasion his daughter fell into his arms III alntiug MT
NoV N Won are dutiful wife her husband said you
an ga home " ltb me-" she appealed tO the Witness Who
replied: IL Is your duty 10 follow your husband, II nee
cAsary on your hands and knees" Mrs. Alkalay re
turned the day only TO ny again 10 her ahers
house where sne had remained On one occasion,
when the witness called his s0u-!naW Tor All tNdns-
ton OF his conduct Mr. Akaay waved his hand ana e1-
claimed: Good bye old man, AM on Tor Germany
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CLOSING PRICES or PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
usnntlsI hL In-I4 " Wv, 81 u. L W.T..
TUESDAY. March LIP. NJ.


The Custom House returns of the foreign move
ments of merchandise at New-York for last week
show balance in favor of the imports that COM
pares unfavoably for the port with the balance OF
either of the preceding two years; but the move
ments of both export and imports were smaller than
for the week of >s3. Last week the imports ex-
cccded the exports , i2s7,379 against excuses OF
81. 797, 764 for the week Of 1883, and Sob, lH
for the week Of So. Last week the amount OF I'M
ports -, G2Gs1 was $l67s, 1854 smaller than for
the week Of 1853 aud $l,4O3,572 greater thln Tor
the week Of 1852; the exports Nfj,333IiOl were
S2167,979 and - 30 500 respectively less than
for the weeks of 1883 and 1852. For the ten
weeks of this year the imports OF merchandise ex-
coed the exports S27. 326,419, which is t6.2622lO
greater than the excess of 1883, aad - $4l6o,l9o
less than the excess for the same period OF leo2.
The resulting balances, after deductng the specie
movements, on the business of ten weeks Tor tnree
years. are shown IN the subjoined table:
t,tpopr. ,Sn FvpoRr- FROM JANUARY l TO DATE.
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S4LEs4r TIE yEr-T0aE HWLyG EXCHANGE
NEw-Y0RK. March IL 1sst
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ETHIOPIAN FrvAvcTAL MARKETS.

Losu0y lI-l230 D. C0ns0ls lol 1915 for money
lu2 Tor tine account; Atlantic and Great ostsru Fns
MORTGAGE AS -Jl4
Central ll9is; Illinois Central 1884, Mexican Ordinary, 5Oai
~ Paul Common, 9#.
.}Op Paris adyicbs quote Three Per Cent Ecnes AZ 10
francs j2 b ccutues thc account
p m-AtautIc and Great Western First Mortgage Trus
tees Certificates a Erie 2il. Nrw-AoIk Central 1885,
Reading :. Mexican Ordinary, 49t; Canadian Pacific
81 IS.
The amount Of bullion into the Bank OF England on
Pans alyes quote Three Per Cent HeD.5s az francs 80
ceutitlcs
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Yesterday To-day.


CLOSING PRICES Of CALIFJRyI4 STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO, March H. 1884.
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THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES At THE STOCK EXCHANGE
MARCH II. 1884,

THE GENERAL LIST.
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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY. March lin the Court of Appeals
to-day the following business transacted:
Uectafons hauged dawn.
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GOVERNMENTS.

: I I2s Coupon 1891 & S 3 rs REGISTERED
10000 ll5as 4uuOO
L A. Registered 1907
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BID Asked Bid. Asked
rs 1891 reg 1874 1871 Us Ga 1906 3l 1000
= i2sl39l coull3lt ll31 - So 1887. 1873
L. = 4sl9)7. 1924 l2@ Us. "a 1898 .l3j
. :. Is 1917. cou.l23ai IA U.Scur. IS l5JJ 49,
s. cents --lpl Dist Col 56js-.ll33i
L $50 "a 1881.
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HEAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Tuesday March ll,lSSA
The following sales were held II the Exchange
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CuAUNCEY NJ DEPEVs ADDRESS.
The valcdlctOr3n OF the class was Frank h. fefAiA@
Wnen ne had concluded. Dr. Hall introduced Chauncey
NJ De2ey saying that it the part of the Chancellor
10 address tine graduates IN deid language but they
would ind that Mr.. Depew spoke in an animated and
living one.
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Notice. Of Assignment.

Sheriff Of Linn county, Oregon,
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Il.e treat English Rene

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sheriRs Sale.

In ths Ciredt Court cfths State Of 0regon for
LINN County.
d p Porter as Administrator of the estate
Of r NJ Elder, deceased, Plaintiff.
Va.
10 Elder, Defsndant.
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue
IN OF writ of execution and order of
sale issued out Of the above Court in the
above entitled suit me directed and de-
livered,I will on Saturday the 10th day of
January, 1885, at the hour of i o'clock, p.
m, At the Court House door Ia the city OF
Albany, Linn county, Oregon, sell at pub
lie auction for cash IN hand to the highest
bidder the real property described IN said
order Of sale as fellows, to-wit All ot his
Observation-Disclosures title and interest In and
to the fOllewing described real property,
to-wit: Beginning at q point 1882 chains
west from the boutheast corner OF the
northeast quarter Of section Is and running
thence north S0.so.l00 chainsi thence east
eS.44 chains Il ence south 37-93 chains (;
thence west 1859 chains thence south
42.72 chains thence west ~ chains TO
the place OF beginning in sections z, q, IL
and Is In TIP. lS, 8. X. 8 west in Linn
county, The proceeds arising from the
sale Of said reel property to be applied,
first to the Goes and disbursements OF this
suit taxed At Si0.s5 and the aecruing costs
OF and upon this writ, Second 20 the
Plaintiff the sam OF $l617.9l with accrue
ing interest thereon at the rate Of 10 per
cent par annum frou said 9th day Of Oc-
tober, A. ID. 1884 and $3.50 Attorneys fees.
December yth, 1884
SOD J. X. CHARLTON,
ShefiR or Linn county, Oregon.
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rERsoxA


The Prince Of Naples, King Hum
bert's heir, lad Of fifteen, Is weak in
mind and body. His parents are first
cousins. His greatest accomplishment
is talking English, which he learned
from English rses and governesses.
By combining his diet for twenty-
seven weeks strictly TO stale bread and
skinnsd milk, Major Ben, ,Perley Poore
has reduced bis weight by sixty-one
pounds, and now enjoys better health
than for tiftssn years before.
The late DIXIE Of Buccleuch spent
msney on his estates with . liberal
hand, and also gave freely to general
charities. During long life he had
an annual income Of about 81, ,250, 900,
and yet be left less Than $4,000, 900 in
personality.
Mr.. William M. Evarts, Who is
having bis portrait painted by East
man johnson, has encountered some
little delay. The last time he visited
the studio he said to the artist .fYou
would do we'll to hurry up, as I am
going to be cross for the next four
years."
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-12-19
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