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AUCTION SALES.
TO..MOR ROW.
THoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

Notice is hereby given that FRIDAY, FEBRUARY
The TWEEN II-S1NTH 1884 at TWO O'CLOCK the
Fish Wharf III the cit of Georgetown, will be sold the
lee to be for the term Of from March lst
1854 hes lie to be the premises at the foot Of Poto-
mac street
Terms: Cash in advance the purchaser to keep the
wharf IN repair during his lea G.
By order of the Board Of Commissioners d. c.
G. j. LYDECEER. Major Of Engineer
feb26-dts Engineer Commissioner D. =.
rHANCERY SALE.
y BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court OF NIX
the District Columbia Iassed the 3lst day of<W
January, lisa il! equity No Se09 doc IS me-
underSi2D " II sell to the highest bidder at pubLc
auction i'll front thu yrernis the
real estat., in Waslington city. On LII the
TWtNTY- NIN1HDAY OF FEBRUARY 1854 At OUR
THIRTY O'CLOCK F. NJ part OF Square 9O5. Deg1nnj ng
for the 10 from the northwest corner o. SAID
u 9TH 81 fe.t o street and west on9 street 70 feet
inchss to- I beginning On SAME DAY. at tIf T.
O'CLOCK T. NJ part OF Lot 2. in Square $50. BEGINNING
for the same 10 inches from the northwest corner
of said square. binding on Virginia avenue IL feet
inches thence solt.westerly g. feet west riy IS feet
ipcks AID asterly go feet to the beginning and
IN SAME DAY at FIVE-FIFTEEN O'CLOCK 7: NJ,
Lots Is nd l6 IN Square lO0l ON SATCRD the
TIEST DAY OF MARCH, 1894. at FOUR-THIR
OC LO NJ the ST half of Lot in the subdivision
OF SQUARE 743 sa half fronting 80 let on south n ST.
Terms of sale: OHethird of purchase money in cash.
and rsite Ill two equal payments. a six and twelve
months with interest from day OF sale to be secured by
approved and reserved lien, Al cash. at option
CI purchaser Coz veya ing &C. at cost OF purchaser
raser comply tn terms OF sale within ten days
from day sale property i'll be resold at his cost
and risk deposit OF $50 at time of sale first piece
required. and e. eac! of the others.
JAS. y. FIIZPATk1Ck. Trustee
DJ-NIANSON BROS. AuctiOuters. feOlS- I0td
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The New York Holocaust.
ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS-AN ENTIRE FAMILY &
FIVE LOSE THEIR LIVES


NEW YORK, Feb. 2S.-No. 800 Stanton street Is an
Old three-story frame building. on the ground
moor there Is candy store: Mrs. Ellen Ryan and
ship carpenter named Presley. with family OF six
children. occupied the second, ana the Van Ripper
family the third. The i've members Of the latter
slept In TWO rooms opening on the street. In the
rear room slept q boarder longshorelnan.
named Lawrence Weaver. He was aroused by the
smoke, and escaped through scutIe. After
valnly trying to call the Van RipcrS. IN whose
rooms the fire had apparently started. probably 10y
the explosion OF Kerosene lamp. Weavers tramp
Ing over the floor woke up the Ryan family under
meath, and they escaped just as Policeman NULL
gan discovered the smoke from the street and gave
the alarm. The ship carpenter, Preale finding eS-
cape Dy way OF the stairs cut on hanucu MS child
rem out or the secOnd-story window, ana followed
with his wife. all reaching The street safely. While
the policeman was making his nTst ef-
fort to enter the house Mrs. Won Ripper
Tell from the window and broke her neck. Weaver.
me ooarder, did not turn up and 1t was supposed
mat all had escaped Three-luarterS OF an hour
later the flremen found Cornelius Van Ripper dead
beside his bed, upon which lay his Oldest boy.
Albert, aged seven years. The fathers head was
almost burned off; the boy Was slnOthered Fro:n
the window or the same room his wife, Rebecca.
had Jumped to her death In the adjoining room.
Jennie, aged 10, and Francis aged years (the two
other chdren) were found smOthered under the
windows which they had reached, but too late. All
were badly burned.
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Latest News BY Gable.

ANOTHER DYNAMITE BOX.
LONDON, Feb. 2S.-The clerk OF the clOak-room
OF the Charing cross railway station opened, at
has been sent TO WoOlwich to be examined There
Is little doubt but that IL contained eXpl SveS: that
the dynamite conspiracy is wholly abroad and that
the conspirators hold no connection with the fe-
man or national circles here.
AMERICAN DYNAMITE MACHINE
LONDON, Feb 28.-In the house Of commons, to-
day, Sir William Vernon Uarcourt, home secretary,
Stated that third Internal machine had been dis
covered at the Padilllgtvn railway station The
machine is OF American Manufacture, and COLI
tained dynamite.
Telegrapliic Briefs.
The dry house OF Mitchell, Lewis Il Co.'S wagon
works at Racine, Wis, WAS burned this morning.
Loss $4,000.
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DUNCANsON BROS. Aucts WV 7'
b. WILLIAMS 4 CO.. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-STORY BRICK DWELL
ING No 1903 STREET NORTHWEST AND LOT

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWo-sToRY BRICK DWELL
i is1ioS 81 10 }s aI STREET AND LOT
By virtue Of a deed of trust dated January 31st.
D. 49, and duly recorded in Iber No 992 folio sE
Of Columbia and at the request of party secured
thereby will offer for sale at public auction In
Of 9t0 the pTsm M on or TuESDAY MARH FOURTH.
two CO.. i'll GEORGE Cobnrns subdivision square No
21 in Washington city i'll said District. together with
the improvements thereon.
Terms of sale One third cash Of which 300 must he
paid ut time of sale and the balance in equal payments
IL one and two years to he secured by purchasers
veyancng and reco ding at purchasers cost Terms OF
sale to be complied with in six days after sale else
chaser 10 default
ftb21-dtdbs VIM F. HOFFMAN Trustee
fHANCERY SALE OF THE PROPERTY KNOWN
~ AS 1920 NINTH STREET NORl INVEST
Under AID by virtue of decree Of the Supreme<Ea
Court Of the District of Columbia. passed in Equity
Cause No s7.3, december g. tie undersYne H-S
Trustee. appointed by said decree will sell at lblic
1854 AT FIVE OCi6cK r NJ in fron of p the ne,ai
the properly known lot nu bered fif y-seyen
90 in samuel keterl's subdivision Of square mum
tne i,npro, e,iseits thereon This lot has front of
eighteen le)fce the west side 9Th street and uns
back with an even width hundred AID five 1867 feet
the dep:h OF the lot o AL alley.
The terms If sale One third of the purchase
money III cash and the balance in wo eouai install.
lnents at six t) and twelve u2 months from the daV Of
of six per cent aIum and secured Dy the mr.
chasers notes and deed of trust of the property o. m
will lie required at the time f sal and all couyrynn
to De at the cost of purchaser If the terms Of sai are
hot complied with IN ten days from day of sale the
risA and cost Of the detauting purchaser.
- GEORGE c. PAYNE Trustee
DCNCANSON BROS Auct. oneers. feb2O-d&ds
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A MARRIAGE UNDER THE LIBERTY BEIL--The
Philadelphia Press says:-Aromanuic episode grew
morning before Judge Hare, IN the new court house
Samuel Jackawdy Was aTraigned for improper con-
duct. The complainant, Mary owens was pretty
Having listened TO the testimony, which was
against the defendant, his honor asked Jackaway II
he was willing To compensate iOr his miSbehaSior 10y
marrying TIE young woman. Jachawdy replied
that lie would then and there marry Mss owens,
whereupon his honor Instructed the upsuaT 10 pro-
cure the services OF d clergyman. Another OF the
court attendants was dispatched TOR certificate
In ten minutes the happy JacAaTay and his pros
pectiVe bride We're Juciantly marching TO indie
pendence hall Haluing under Ire liberty bel
which nangS from the ceiling of the Old hall. The
minister proceeded To read the marriage service.
Miss owens, the moment she was transformed into
Mrs. Jackaway, gave her husband a ringing kiss.
and the happy couple departed amid the Hearty
cOngrstu IatiOnS vi the byStanderSL
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TIE EVIDENCE TAKEN BY TIE coRoNERs JuRY
So-pAY-NANAGEk NoINNEN on LEE STAND

TIE EVIDENCE TAKEN BY TIE coRoNERS JCRY
So-pAf-AANAGkk koISSEy on TBE STAND
NEw YORK, Feb 2s.-The Inquest on the body OF
Salni Morse the author Of the Passion Play"
whose dead ooiy Was found In the river on Friday
last. was continued to-day. Miss blackburn. the
actress was recalled. and repeated the story she told
yesterday OF the assault on Mr. Morse
There was a blue mark on the len cheek Of Mt
Morse, produced, she thought by the blow dealt by
mckinney. Mckinney Knew tnat Mr. Morse un-
derstood he (McGinneyl was a su.tor OF tie wit
EesS MI Morse WAS very III He had been
suffering nom hemorrhase uI the lungs Witness
OFTEN heard him say he wished he Was dead. that
ne was tired OF the world He had been very de-
silonoeht since the failure OF the passion PLAY "
MI Morse had no means. 50 far as Witness knew
he had told him that he drew a pension from the
CHmean war.
After other testimony ThoS J. Mckinney bus,-
mess manager OF the Cosmopolitan theater tasilfea
inat ne had known Morse and Miss Rlack burn
about three months He VAS Interested IA the at
Yer, ana thought she w4S enterprlsIng grl With
oGt friends. and he wished 10 assist her Nors, ana
witness were always On good terms axr.,nt oncs
MAen they had some WORKS In the theAter. Morse
was IN the habit ~ repre~s,utirr himself
as the moleyed man, whereas h,, hair n can't
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vR,rIF lotto, Gas FNGINE

gINHE OTTO GAS Engine
Requires no boiler. avoids all expensive attendancs
re loss OF time handling incl. and ashes It Is
used extensively Tor running PASSENGER and Freight
Elevators Sewing Machines, Meat Choppers Printing
photographic Presses Coffee Mills. kCasters Paper
ND Ruling Machinery Iatil.s &c, &c. This engine
with extreme sloothneSs and regularity VI speed
Possesses the least number VI wOrklDx parts. aud
great sIl plicity OF mechanism
Cr Particulars to pgicek &G. IIlAS Al QElce ,.
" sAiilL.;0E Gas Light ca ylj
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w ifsfslkn.

JONES-LOTZ. ON February u, 1884 at the resi-
dslce 81 the brides father No I'd street southeast, by
tie Iiey John = - ale. AIR J. ID. JONES, of Washing
ton ID C., u Miss \. j. LOIZ, Of Munce Indiana NJ
cards.
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Brutal Prize EiRhf.

PTTTsBuRG. PA, Feb. 2S.-One OF the most Stub
borny contested prize fights that has occurred
about PittSburg took place at midnight last night
at Arsenal park. between Dan Martin and Harry
Short both OF this city, for 500 side Nnety-eight
rounds were fought, with the advantages about
even. when Martin claimed foul, which the referee
allowed
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WE DE AErER
It II now undisputed that WEI DE MEYERS CA.
TARRH CURE is the only treatment that viii absolute
~ cure Catarrh-fresh chronic. TT Is marvel Rev
A. p FrieA Cairo ny" 1T restored me to the pulpit
Rev. George E. Refs. oobleve. n. z" "one box radi.
caly cured me. Rev. c. b. TAYLOR 40 Noble street.
Brooklyn" perfect cure after 80 years SUFFERING,
D. Mcdonald. ITO Broadway. n T." &C.. &c Thousands
Of are received from all parts Of the world
Delivered. sloo. DR.. Wei Do Meyers TREATISE
with statements by the cured mailed free D. Dewey
Co.. lS2 Fulton street. N.Y dl5.atthset
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TIE ATLANTIC FULL OF ICEBERGs-vessels arT1v-
ing in New York yesterday report an unusual num-
Der OF tcebergs, and In some Instances the ships
were compelled to change their courses.
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The following are the opening and closing prices
OF the New y rH Stock Market to-day. IS reported
by special wire to ii. II. Dodge $50 18th street:
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WHALES on THE BRACH.-TwO whales, one baby
recently captured near Beaufort, s. e.. now on
the beach at Paris Island, and their captors are
bus1ly engaged In removing the baleen, which Is
said to be worth 900 The mother whale Is thirty
foof
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KILLED FOR DIXE.-F1ve miles from Selma,
Ala, Leonard Jefferson, aged %, In quarrel with
Henry Smith, aged ID, struck him on the head with
q light wood knot killing him. The difhculty grew
out OF the possession OF q dime with hole In It.
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'CHE GREAT
THE Ig gShi9 aEsf AS h9E sdFrHrrsr
SILL s f NAeN1ritE ESfE Rge nctSSEH
u LEEECT Nov tMbeh IsrH. 1855
OF SIXTH AsD b sTrKnrs, As Fc1.Lo VS.
GFittsturg and the VEST. Chicago Limited EXPRESS
Sith s g Cans s fT sy H t1Tl Ln:
fe Cincinnati Western ExIress 40 daily Witt
ssss ceuHSa1 and tii foafef r o4y w fG5
100 DAILY PtslSf and lie A W4 1.p Sls;
fEoKf hS1 InTC iyn = fS ,i,qSn
10 EE-e, CaI.anda---lA. Rochester Bufs!o Xia2a-,
tVe9 ? m dail. except saturday with Pslae" Cars
Tram rayi;ig al inston SATURDAY viii 30.
Icr Wilns.lsport Lock haven and E.;ra. a,s:4o. ~,
Ie es1Sy ew s5 YoIE s sPd asy E.s,
III; ~ sh al,, H. On sq9ay % io0oad
s e Z. IL daily. EXCEPT SuIaiay
feI ECston without change. laVp e.ery week day
Teg Broc.lyn All through trains connec, a; Jer
Fey C'y with boats - brooklyn Annex, at ordilz
5sf Fs sf5Sss Ssx 1.4~'' lex,
Wited lures 90 a n daily 1 eIeers sunday
SO 49, .,4O ESQ 40 1000 and III p M o9
SUNDAY sio.lo:5oa ma 90 50. 40. 1000 and IL Is
Re- Pores Creek Line. $50 M and 4,Aop. L. daily
Her Ahnssolis so Am and 40 pm daily. e1csptsua-
N! AA AND ALEXANDRIA AND WAsHINGToS
2os. -, so. u. eos and ii IS pm On sundays
Fer Eclncia Al snd The 500 sous 81 and IL os AN daily
,, aLG 80 ? \. daily except sunday :,
sld 100 i i so io 10 and ia 10 10 10 ID
u ard L MidnShc. On sunday sts;Oe and u ~
r.ehets and Information a, the Office ror.heas, corner
San s.Fe ard lenTsyl.snis avenue AID at TIE sta
s,ss u ce-iLa':S1 i frs,I hG'sls and Tss:deI,es
NdaS T. ~ Old. General A&naxer ulI
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ARCHBISHOP GIBBONS RETURN.-Archbshop Glib
bOS has written a letter 10 Nj. John ID. Kelley. of
New DIRK, kn'gnt commander or the order OF ST.
Gregory, stating that lac expects 10 sail Liv-
erpOol on Saturday neNt on the Gallld, and 10 an
rive in New York on the 9Th or lUth OF March, when
he Will be the guest OF Mr. Kelley during his brief
stay there ne health OF tine archbishop Is excel
lent. His secretary, Dr. OConneiI, vi Va, returns
with l.uL
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AN ATTACK OF PARALYsIs-Mr. Daniel Linldns,
the well-known wood and coal dealer corner OF lst
and Market streets, was attacked With paralysis
yesterday, and had TO be taken to his home on +,
near 18th street, where he was attended BY Dr.
Hagner. His condition was about the same to day.
FUNERAI.-The funeral OF the late Rev. Robert
NJ. Baker took place nom his residence, SAT- Pros
pect street, yesterday afternoon, RevS DR.. Lindsay
andA r stuart oficiating. The remains were for
Warded to Winchester Tor lntemenk
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feb27 dts THOMAS BOWLING. An,
VT1HOMAS E. WAGGAMAN, Auctioueer.

TNHOMAS E WAGGAMAN. Auctoueer.
the District of Columbia shall proceed to sell at-4-
public c, a H % on ,sATUKDAi MARCH LIGHTH.
Building Lot. described i'll said decd fronting
on Park street Mount eusant. D. and running back
$40 feet TO Sheridan u..
Terms Of sale One-hr cash lslance IL .y-o rl",-s
OF equa amount, Payable i'll ii.c- aud h. r.
sectively and cured by satisfactory led II uo,.
conveyanclng atcost OF purCha a.. po 10 - :1r
felted II terms not comp eted within ten days.
ieb2'-w,fm.3t GEO. +. "oO..Si,.... TRUSTEE
(,HANGEEY SALE OF yALUABf.F .CAINFrsvFo
BETWEEN D AND Z S1REE~S
, BY virtue ot dec &c OF the Court Of .--.e
the District " C@lu1;b pa s. Il en ;u day Of E1
htrein the National Tni Insurance eo Il 80, +
shall sell. to the highest bd in front Il tn n .,-e
DAY: The FIJI Ii piY ~ M4it;ii. i.si. lots 10.
Old in the subivi-ull OF 1T n on III in ere, No
six hundred ana iy IS ~ I"ort.. the i'ctts and
scrloed in the ;e'o r.t.;io. l,ceit-zs 1871
entered into bJ dGa bt'~e,n ,ndEew Myii all May c.
h,s WE , snG M. ar, M "a ~, r'co with the
OF the la. rccvICs u. Narl,i,pton county in the
ls.c q Cow :a alse AL th't AZ; vi said lot
"a IN said square No tto Al h .o-heast there
OF. fror ting S.~7' C!.o irtytve (35J feet
ard ten 30, inches b, ! d'..' Of one hundred ant
twenty 120) e.. nes- '-,r ;!l he sold Sc paratcly
Terms Of sale pr sr!utd - the decree U..rthird
OF the purchase hey IL 'ah the balance ia nine
90 and Gig ten toJ IIoas the date Of sale. For
give th,i Eo,G drawing SIX 10 per interest per
ecured by L. Ell Ola Of trust on the prop
sr g1 @ l. n rS Il he f noss,S a0las On
chaser or purchasers jim E HE ;, trustee:
DUNCANsON BROS. Aucts wv ''''e' febaS.dts
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TIN (nurIs

EQUITY Cor RT.-.iffgs NcH-
TO-DAY, DuSan asL MITCHELL order anpcintiup
guardian al liten. Morrison AT. Boyland. tr1lst
declared and trustee appointed la NJ J0nn n
Tighter, lunatc: order appointing commit,ee
Anppr!i, adInh,i rtlOI,aE JaCar or,er vacatins
1 &C. d.sIiissaA bill hineE aSt Robbins parti-
tlon decTeed trustee appointed Ia sell
CIRCUIT CoURT-JlofJs Hact.-.
To-day, Nim>att a hlcr AIT Rark Point ovs,or
company; order setting aside disrll'sSsi T-nttei
States * rel Windsor ast Johnston et al. ON
hearing. 49, VIZ
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KNOCKED DOWN NINE TINES IN Two RoUNDs.-A
hard-glOve hight between William Gibbage and
Charles Mccoy, both OF P1ttsburg, for purse OF
SIS, at Ross Platsted's saloon Ia that city last
night, resulted In favor OF Gibbage, who knocked
MCCOY down nine times In two rounds. The fight
lasted only fve minutes Mccoy was terribly pun
tshed, while Gibbage escaped with few scratches
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STATE TREASURER POLK's CAsR-The announce
ment that the case OF the state OF Tennessee against
NJ T. Polk, sentenced to thirteen years impr1sOa-
ment for embezZling 100000 from the state while
at Nashville yesterday attracted large crowd TO
the court room. The proceedings We're opened by
the counsel for the accused man asking 1or a con-
tinuance owing TO the illness OF his client, who
unable TO appear. The court said that there must
be no delay, and that the counsel on both sides
should agree upon an early day. Next Tuesday
was selected, and the case was reset IL Is evident
that unless Folks condition lnterferes the Case Will
be heard and speedily disposed OF His counsel
hope to have q new trial granted, In which event
Polk win have another chance. Should the SEN
tence OF the lower court be afhrmed the sentence
will OF course, be carried out Immediately. There
are three physicians IN attendance upon Polk
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A SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHER GONE WRoNG.-MisS
Tisdale, OF Sharon, Mass, who Is an unusually
pretty blonde OF 81 years, and member OF the Bay
Road Sunday school. has always been thought a
most esttmable and religious young lady. Tuesday
she LETT for parts unknown with her brother in law
Leroy Smith. Before going Sue drew from the bank
5000 and Smith drew $500 IL is said that Miss
1isdale recently confessed 10 a friend that she
feared she was In delicate condition, but refused
10 make any explanation, swearing her friend to
secrecy. The runaway pair have been heard from
at Boston and Providence, and may be captured
Two WOMEN HoRsEwHIP A CALIFORNIA LAWYER
In San Francisco yesterday two women horse
whipped D. L. Regenbrrger. prominent attorney.
women sprang from a carriage. applied the lash,
and, re-entering the carriage, drove away. The
cause OF the assault was said to be expressions of
the attorney resenting the intrusion OF the women
into bis society at the Mardi Gras ball Tuesday
night.
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IMPORTERS OF FRENCH WINES COGNAC CHAN
IAlINtS AND a. = ~' ---

French C1arets, 81 50 per gallon
American Nstive Wines, brandies and Charnpay,s,
1storAIa. N IIla ana Oh-o, Sc . bottle
hOJN 4 TAULEIlE ia. P.nn-.,r,
AGENTS for tIst-c.sss houses bordeaux BI;rTIndv
chasopsSnes aHG COssS .--s :>uIs S, .s eI. 49,.
is3.AAs
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TIVE ENEMIES OF THE MUTUAL RESERVE

FUND LIFE ASSOCIATION having for q yesr err
caated their ialsehoods Throughout the country II has
rsuted III cur members in tn rsnectye
locait es AM al p9inting committees attend the an
nual meeting OF the Association the purpose OF in
vestgating 10: thes the truth or fal,y OF thesa
charles and the actual condition Of the afars of the
Association As result the Association a. we'll "a fhs
Manaxement have received unqualified and uuaui.
uJus endorsement by every committee
Extract fr III the report O; the Buffalo
With every facility for detecting fraud
croOkedness uail,iinlstraton indication thereof
found. II the c.nlpany is not Ill healthy pros
condition dealing Justly with its .iember and
tive and facts unreliable"
Extract from the report Of the Baltimore committee
From every inquiry made. ali the inv, All "a
ton given 20 the matter and ON their personal
yation the committee think IL safe that ti Assn
entirely worthy of entire confidence OF its
members II is truly mutual association where each
member forms IiIpO';eit pa t. and powerful tac
tor do good or hsriil-" Office o. loUy street.
iebi az hNl0HI. t,enerai Agent
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer

TTNHOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer
TEN PARLOR SETS ON VELOUR AND REps) FILE.
ShNI y. M0QCET Az oIhER CAR-
FSE AND K oshhH GHANbIH Ir
K E%1 81 tg 2 ToGkfAEh With About
,,o,,s, At 1xEf ~ O'CLOCK,
HORSES. CARRIAGES. BUGGI &c.
aucs1n WIND ana III ir"nt OF my auctlon rooms
feb2s.2t
nUNcANsoN BROS. Auctloneers
ENTIRE FURNITURE, CARPETS, &C.. CONTAINED
~ DWELLlNG No. 1909 NIN1H STREE
ioR SUITE @2iSHr IAN AND b OK rnS cH - Ser
SETS n T. S!DEBOAKD; EXTENSION TABLE,
MATTREssEs ATHfk BED, f iofLFf W ware
BRHSSELS And INGRAM HALL. STAIR AND
%nRk RGAkPkIs AMP GLASS
U1ENsIL.S. &c. &c. At AUCTIoN.
On MONDAY MORNING. MARCH THIRD COM
meneirg at len O'CLOCK, We will sell at the above
th x to which the attention of buyers called
YNHOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer
\HISKYS AND WINES. AT AUCTION.
On TUE DAY MORNING, MARCH FOUrTH 1894
at II O'CLOCK, within my auction rooms shall sell
the balance Of stock unsod from Courtney Co., late
Small LOT Eichelberger Whisky in demiiohns
Amontelardo She rvs and other Fine Wines.
Imported goods i'll Glass and u.
Fine Groceries OF every description.
Old rginia Hams.
superior lot of Cigars
Syrups, Vinegar.
Store Fixtures &C.
BI1his sale emb braces all the fine goods that
not reached at the sale and all that
called for, the whole Dei1g splendid collection of
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The Battle at Trinkitat.
THE REBELS DEFEATED BY GEN. GRAHAM
TR1NKITAT, Feb 2s.-A battle took place to-day
between Gen. Graham and the rebels, not far from
here, in which the latter were defeated.
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CATALOGUE SALE OF
MISCELLANEOUS AND CLASSICAL BOOKS.
Many of them very and finely illustrated works
10 ee sold at Auction Rooms lIth and
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TUESDAY EVENING, MACH FOURTH, 1884,
Commencing at I: 80 o'clock.
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