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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1884-12-25

ored citizen of near Anderson, Crime:
county, died last week under peculiar
circumstances. After catching hold
OF his horse in the lot the animal be-
came frightened, and jerked Mr..
Greer to the ground with such force
IS TO injure him internally, from
which he died in a short while after.
Alexander Free Lance: Last Thurs
day evening our Office was graced by
the pleasant faces of Misses Laura
hleth Ruhama Gates, Ella Brumley,
and Pearl Steele. 1t always pleases
the Iriaters to have (young) lady call
ers. The 'devil' was routed into the
"hell-box" while they were present,
and didn't presume to show his cheeky
face.
The San Augustine Saxon says:
Mt. James Norwood was in our office
to-day and g ave us sad information
OF the recent death of almost whole
famll y,only eight miles south of town,
OF what he calls congestion. The
following is the record. On Novem-
Der 18Th the son of J. j. SoWell died.
Ihe next day Mr.. Sowell's mother-in-
law died. Oae week later Mr.. SoweII
and wife both died and were buried
IN grave together. Son, mother-fn-
law, husband and wife all depart in
IN one week to try the realities of an
unknown world.
Maj. A. E. Davis returned from
RuSk this week. where he has lust
completed takingIan inventory of ma
chlnery. ETC., In the prison there. The
total shows there is stock amounting
to $4,000 placed there by the state. |
together with some $50. 900 put in by
the late lessees. Matters have been
satisfactorily adjusted by the lessees
and the state, there being q difference
OF only about $1,000 between them. |
The state loses nothing by the failure,
except that it has on hand q large
lot OF material for which it has no |
Immediate use.-Huntsville Item.
San Angelo Times: Friday after
noon our usually quiet town was
thrown into momentary state of |
excitement by hearing q woman's
screams and at once several pistol
shots. A Koman was seen running
out from Chadbourne street into Con-
emo avenue, screaming and crying.
In a moment Sheriff Johnson and
Deputy Moore, followed by \ crowd
OF excited citizens, were seen running
up Chadoourne street, where they ar
rested George Dry, and conveyed him
before Justice Ferguson, In whose
court complaint for carrying a
pistol, as also complaint for simple
assault, was penang against the
prisoner. to both of which he plead
guilty and paid his fine.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1884-12-25
something About saffrage

From the Boston Advertiser, Rep.
If the negro voters at the south
were as intelligent as men ought to
be in order to exercise the right of
suffrage, they could not be deprived
of their privilege, and there would no
longer exist the presext for doing
it, which has been set Up at he south.
1t may not be q pleasant confession to
make or TO hear, but we a. afraid it
is true, that the inducements for the
colored men of the south to brave OBJ
stacles in support of the republican
ticket, have gradually grown fewer
since the boon of freedom was grant
ed; and this not because federal bayo-
nets. hare not protected them in their
rights, ,bpt because the logic Of events
and the force of human nature and
human society have combined to
throw the enfrsslchised race back up
on its Own rss5aFrss, and have estab-
lisked the Old te ef the strongest
4 "Little ! sSszs y tae Test smoking
sa1acco.
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; THE COURTS.
DISTRICT COURT.

State VS.. d. c. Kerr, charged with
forgery; final sentence Of five y ears In
the peniseptiary.
State VS.. John Young, murder in
the second degree; sentenced to five
years Imprisonment.
Nj. Hester vs. l. s. G.. N. Railroad;
motion for new trial overruled. and
notice of appeal given by defendant.
jackson end wife VS.. West Steward
ct al; same order.
Jack Williams VS.. Mary Williams,
colored; divorce granted.
Middleton vs., Middleton; divorce
granted
Woodevs. Wood; divorce granted.
On tFial: IL & I. G. Railroad VS..
Il NJ. Thompson, suit to try title to a
large body of land, before Special
Judge Doom.
Set for trial Monday: William
Johnson vs. the L. & G. n. Railroad
suit for1lamsges for killing plaintiffs
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.ATfEsA DOCKS. 49,

Perkins Easy Anthems W. SHHx rs. 4
new book containing 81 Anth ms b die bers
quality. and nos difficult 81 or g ts'r doc.
American Anthem Book. loBaoN. Fs4f, ~
ABBEY los Anthems CT gsags caarA,.t-s
ana Eot dlfneu,t SIS, or ga pes.das,
FIr-ins Anthem, Rsak. W o. PrRHzrs
Lsrge, va led aud easy collsctian. witt il9i
sou largely Tor years. 49,, r sis y ~
Anthem Harp. ". o. PNsKl.,s. IS Al hsf,ss
~ nbntS and r. p0nses OF dne quality rfS
inossrateiy Difficult. Si.2t, orSis perdaz.
merson's eook Of Anthems. L. Q. ERufl..
so 40 pass. SIthems u nVer1eif
lehg D, very s. T. IA ntr' odiOus. Nod.
erately diffifuit. Si.:i, s1.per uez.
oow's Coll ctlo7 OF responses and essssas
ees. 20 short pieces ~ The best G asaatsts
10 cents, or f7.23 per doz.
Dresslsr's tacred Sslscllona. The larResssn
fullest collect a. rs l,ieccs 81 Il, e pslrsss
Vl.o0, eiSao per doz.
Gem Cleaner. J. ~ CHADWICK. Rich apS
tasteful music. orS9 per soz,
ANY book n led for rets prios,
%Lsv4R Sss@es & a. ssesta..
j. 2. ulTsok 10,
u rs Uses',uf street, Pbiia.
6I Broadway New York.
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and sliced onion. Putt in the liver
with sufficient hot water to cover it.
and let 1t stew for half an hour. Rub
a half teaspoonful of mustard seed.
the same of sugar. tablespoonful of
milk and two of bread crumbs to-
gether, and stir into the gravy. Until
tried no one will imagine what an
rprovement on common fried liver
this method of preparation is.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1884-12-25

court to iacur an additional debt
sufficient 10 buy or build bridge
az ross the Colorado river, it will not
be exercised at this time unless ex-
pressly authorized by vote Of the
people of the county.
Sixty-fve thousand dollars OF our
present debt is yet unpaid. We have
pad over 100000 interest on it al
ready, and only $4,000 of the princi-
pal. During the next two years the
debt VIII be paid, and thea if the
people desire free bridge they can
get 1t and pay for it in six or eight
years at rate of taxation % per cent q.
lower than we are now paying.
While we are paying out OF debt
curing the LeXt two years we can ex-
pend $25, Geo upon the public roads.
These are some of the considera-
tions which haYe.heretotore. influenced
the action of the commissioners
court in this matter.
. The people, however, will soon have
an opportunity to determine the mat
ter for themselves, and their wishes,
as expressed at the ballot box, will be
cheerfully complied with.
z. T. FILLMORE,
County Judge.
John w. Brown, com. precinct No. l
Ed Christian " Z" 2
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1884-12-25
Nobody wanted Puddun.

Nundus, in the Rambler
al story came to me the other day
of an engineering party in Dakota
that had seated themselves at their
dinner table in tent when party
.of COWBOYS rode up. One OF them
dismounted, and thFusting his pistol
into the middle OF 4 rice pudding that
was placed in the centre of the table
called out whoever wants puddun
must ask %
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1884-12-25
coMMIssIONERs' COuRT.

At a.meettpg of the county COM
missioners, Thursday, the 18th inst,
the following proceedings were had:
ORDER, dzthat all bonds heretofore exc
cuted Tor the payment of fines and
ieosls byscounty courts, remaining I'M
paid on January 1, 1885. be placed in
suit Tor. collection, and the clerk Is
ordered 10 notify all sureties on such
bonds of:this order.
The following official bonds were
approved: ]. w. Cox, constable. pre-
cinct No. z; John G. Cawlfield, con-
stable. precinct No. s; two official
bonds Of a. r. Morris as tax collector
Reviewers were appointed to review
a change in Austin and Lockhart
road via Schsffer's crossing as follows
From Rock Spring branch, on said
Austin end Lockhart ROAD to Austin
and Lockhart rosd via Stones Ferry
w. L. Frazor was appointed justice
of the Peace, precinct No. 6, Travis
county.
Warrants were ordered drawn in
favor OF Che following persons:
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pusHING THE wokK.
commissioner Walsh Announces
His Executive Committee.
Otber Committees Appointed.

other Committees Appointed.
The following communication. fully
explains itself:
AUSTIN, December 10, 1884.
Will LAMBERT, ex ofiicio Secretary
of Executive Committee, etc:
SIR-In accordance with resCli
ton of the meeting at JuG:, / ui-
more's Office, on Tuesday, 10Th I..iy, [
have selected the following gentlemen
to act as general committee OF ar
rangements in connection with the
ceremonies OF laying the conversion
of the new capitol on the second day
of March next. You will please notify
these gentlemen of their selection and
request them to meet in the hall OF the
house of representatives on Tuesday
next, 23rd inst at IL a. m, for organ
iZation of subcommittee, and for
transaction of other business.
Respectfully, w. G. WALSH,
- Supervising Chairman.
Jno. W. Robertson, A. w. Terrell,
A p. Woodbridge, S. w. French,
G. +. Anderson, Sam.P. DeCoTdova,
u. I. Fillmore, Jules Bornefeld,
Frank Hamilton, w. A. L. Knox,
j. Il. Breckenridge, Ferd. A. wilhelm,
Il. t. Eggleston, Joe III. Stewart,
Jno. ii. Houghton, Chas. II. Caldwell,
Prof. Geo. Herzog, w. d. Morley,
: John Thompson, Chas II Hicks,
Isaac Stein, j. A. Hooper,
II. e; Shelley, Rev. DR.. Wright,
Rev. ID. R.K Smoot,C. S. Morse,
JOS A. Maggie, p. j. Lawless,
IL. d. Patrick. A. 5. Burleson,
II. b. Underhill, Phil AbIahams,
George Criser, NJ ID. Mather,
A. J. Jernigan, r. NJ. Thomson,
j. Z. ID GresS Geo. s Smith,
Joe Z. Petmecky, John Sheehan.
Since the adjournment of the meet
ing above mentioned, the following
additional committees have been fur
nished Secretary Lambert:
From the American Legion of
Honor-W. j. Oliphant, Phil. NJ. Gu
ney and John G. Palm.
Knights of Pyth1as-W. a. L
Knox, w. Y. Leader and &. w.
Old Texas Settlers-Hon. F. R.
Lubbock, chairman; Geo. White, Dr.
G. a. Foote, Geo. Henderson, John
klncade, w. G. Mckinney, DR.. J. M.
Feland. Hon. j. w. Throckmorton,
Ed. Whitley, J. b. Wilmeth, Gallatin
Searcy, r. II. Brown, of Mckinney.
It's earnestly hoped that every gen
tleman appointed 10y Capt. Walsh will
De present at the meeting in Repre-
sentative Hall, next Tuesday morning,
as upon them will devolve much of
the hard work required to make the
occasion of layin the cornerstone a
grand success.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1884-12-25
MAN.

Prominently VrevA'en asrong Chronic eis-
e'srs is nervous deb litg. The nlst dan ernus,
tnsiduous and fste' fcfn Of which Is he hid.
den OF inpercnptibie passing aW y " the vital
mud through the rNecretiOHs OF the body. ~
lir. Johannesrn has iivtn exclusive affen-
ten To such cases ana speciai COURSE OF hIa
melicine a'e heily forwarded 70 al parsa q
the country daily.
HIS EEMEclEs CURE
Any debility OF derangemfnt Of the nervous
system, including Iernau iArea, nor. hea,
81 PM 8, Strlctu re-, impotence, ETC.. etc -.
Froe. An explanatory Circuia-, descriptive
nnesens method % al sufferers ad-
HENRY VoGEL Err,
40 South Stree. New York City.
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Warrants were ordered drawn IL
favor Of Che following persons:
A card to the Public.

Court adjourned until to-morros
mornIng.
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V,HoMAs J. FISHER CO.. Auc.ioneers.

TS1MPhovLR REAL EsTA i. on Four.
&c so lss AND $50 s sHSsEf
by virtue of decree of the Supreme Court Of the "a
District of Columbia entered ON the 18th day OF IA
wherein the tinted states Of America is Complainant.
and Henry W Howgate ct al DEFENDANTS the under
cT5ck 81 s1a the MI 4 I3T
DAY or OCTOBER, A. D. 1884 in front of the premises
in tn city OF Washir ton known and described as Lots
numbered respectively thirty -four 3 thirty (35)
Henry A. Wizards recorded Subdivision Of lots to Z.
in Fishers subdivision of certain original lots square
Numbered hundred and six lU6l two hundred and
COD and two hundred and eight (20s of Henry
numbered wo hundred and six t2O6)-
The lots la square No s lie on the east side Of 18th
southeast Of l4h and T streets. having front
feet inches on street and being irnproTs " L"
Lots 81, &c. 80 and 81 have frontage Of Is feet each
on lih sire by depth of l20 feet inches. and except
Lot "a is improved by two-story and mansard brick
proSeiilei good r-palr-kuown as No. 1887 l4th
street.
The lots square 2O6 lie on the west side OF 14th
between :, L streets northwest short distance,
north street and front II feet inches each 4th
three two-story and basement brick dwellings, known
respectively numbers 1906. 1908 and 1910 4th street
other cUnyeniences. and in good repair
Terms OF sale prescribed by the decree: Onethird
shall give their notes in iayor Of the trustee 6ar
served or the premises sold all cash. at purchasers
Sptin No deed to any parcel of the property sold
is paid DEPOSIT of sloo each unimproved lot and
OF $40 ca to be made on acceptance Of bids.
be resold risk and OF defautins purchsser
ALI h sgsfasIsEf SoY1E
oclG-dSds Office Of U. ). Attorney. City Hall
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RAILROADS.

Il PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
Nc TO THE NORTH. wLST AND SOUTHWEST.
sTEEL ks11s faGiP cfsfh EQUIPMENT
---,,-s, IL. Is EFFECT OcroBEE 18th. lss4 ..,
Tor PttsburE AMI the West. Chicago Limited Express
OF Palace Sleeping at 940 daily; Fast Line
s4Oa da-ly to Cincinnati and ST Louis, with Sleep
Carlo ST Louis: daily, except Saturday to Chicago
press 7s5 p m daily With Palace Cars to Pitsburs
Also connects daily for Chieaso with Sleeping Car
for Pittsburg and the West with Palace Sleeping Car
BAIT iGS MORE o s AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
f9r Erie. Canantaisua Rochester. buffalo. NIAGARA
10 sd mss Bo
Tram leaving Warrington or Saturday night will not
F5r VII Transport. Lock Haven and Elm,ra. $40 m
For Sai New s1i f6as sunday a s East and 80 NJ
= m 400 400 Ioov and II is o m On Sunday 400
PaIor ana Cans a g Except phs snda " Pullman
For Boston without change 400 IL. every weekday
For BTsokIyn s. az through trains connee. 2. Jer
transfer FULTON street. avoiding double ferriaze
Tor fhiladeiphis us. 80 and IL a H. 200. 400 &C.,
HIS Id ased q faS SSssaS S s iS e,c sna
IsT BaIt%Ore h $40 r 30 a 1lOoa 1905
On Sunday. ~. 1lo0 IN. 400. 60O 40 1000 and
For Pores Greek Line. s35a In and 42Op. m daily
For Annspolis 6s5 H. 12o5 and 40 p n daily, ex-
ALt4ANpKiA AND FKE2ERIGKsBURG RAILWAY.
AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON RAIL
ROAD.
For Alexandra. GO. 100 925, Io5 and II IS a M
2O5 AS. 400, SIS. SOS and 11-35 p IL On SUNDAY
at 80. Is. II. 05 a m, s O5 D. In.
For Re hnc nd and the South $50 and IL m daily
- and so p. IL daily, except Sunday.
Trains leave Alexndra for Washington Cos 500 CO.
lO-l0 M; 81. 305 3. 3. 5.1O. 7O5 and 1U4 D. III,
and II 10 midnight te1cept Monday. On Sunday at
SUI aud l0l0 n IL 1-Oo and l0.40 and Il. 10
night
Tickets and information the Office northeast corner
CT l3ch street and pennsylvania and the
Gon where orders be lett Tor the checking OF ba
gaze to destination from hotels and residences
CHAS- L. PUGd. j. X. WOOD,
General Manager. General Passenger Agent.
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CHANGES IN THE ENGINEER DEPARTMENT
Some changes have been made Temporarily In the
District engineer department, TO take effect
November LIST. 1884 and continue to July lst 1855
AT which time the parties named viii resume their
present places: D. E McComb, assistant engineer.
70 be supervising inspector on the Boundary and o
street sewers with compensation at fi6o per month";
out OF which he will pay rent for an Office In the
vicinity OF the WORK; 2. p. Davis assistant eny,-
neer 70 be assistant engineer a. 81 ,6o0 j. w Dare,
inspector at zoo, TO be assistant engineer al
1850; 7. ]. Hackett TO be inspector at q, sM
BUILDING PERMITS
have been issued by inspector Entwtsle as follows
John Sweeney. erect three two-story dwellings. L.
between soth and 2lst streets northwest; 5000
John Sherman, erect four two-story dwellings, lst
between Canal and 18th streets southwest; 1900
John Sherman. erect a three story and basement
store and dwelling corner OF LIST and Canal streets
southwest; 5000. VIM. Chapman, erect a frame,
Dunville road, Brightwood: $500 Mrs Brannan.
repair houses I'll and 7l3 18th street northwest;
$500 J. Fortune, erect two story store and
dwelling, n, between 4th and 5th streets north
west; $2,5O0. N. Butler. erect two story frame
dwelling, Uniontown; q, 900. MIS- l. Schroeder.
repair rame, gu / street southeast; SITS DR.. II. E.
Roberts repair brick, s43 sth street southeast $780,
NJ Reagan, repair frame, 217 Sd street southwest;
$500
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DIED..


October 9th. 1854, Gen O. A. H. BLAKE {. s. R A.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
y ssslet or 9ss sgndiy sOser 2
Mary R Branson, aged years. months aud IS dsys
residence Of his parents. COS Tenth northeast
Ifhladeiphla and Chester, Pa papers please copyl
coNN0R on Saturday; October 25h 1854 At s. is q.
M soaN CoNNot native of County Kerry. Ireland.
49, 'H' "'s May Sf he ei r e.t hs'I peace Amen
Funeral Will take place Tuesday afternoon at 70
and street nerthwest Relatives and friend. are
respectfully invited 70 attend.
p m bEIozIER beIoved nssD9 IF I snsap lss s
son. and son of Daniel ID. and the late Ltitia NJ David
days '1'A'A' anu 'e'e"'''u
Funeral will take place from his late residence No.
6ss street southwest tuesday. October 18th al
M enss ssd reaUs Of the family are
daughter of Mrs Fannie Ford why
late residence 2sas punbsren Ms. Ss.
ton At three oeSck on Tuesday. the 2sh Service.
HoLsCHUH. October %. 1884. ct 2:20 Pm, after
f H1Tscs ST1 h painful ,9ess Mr. MkRdARkT
years. month and "a daya
A loved one from our home is gone,
Aplace is vacant in our homs
That never can be filled
Funeral from her late residence. l7s Pennsylvania
m Friends and relatives are respectfully invited e
PEABODY On October 2sth. 1884 1T 7as lsth str,-t
southeast, JOSE K PEABODY, OF typhoid fever sxed
thirty nine years
Funeral at 230 m. tomorrow. October 18th Friends
OF deceased are invited to attend.
scHLEGE dr On s.turaay October 18th. 1884 at
year.
Funeral from his late residence 1885 9th street north
west at three p. Relatives aud friends invited TO
attend.
WAGNER. On Sunday October %, 1884 IT 4 m. az
consumption, WM. II. son of the late Jacob Warner
Funeral Wall take place from the residence his
er-in-law, II. Manning No. 81 northeast on
Tuesday. Oct & 1t IL am. Friends and relatives
invited to attend
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The baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. October 27.-virsinia SKIES consoli.
dated 3': do second series 80: past due coupons 80
Carolina skies. old, L0oA bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, Nib, October 27.-Cotton dull and
Max.,s std nS sas Flour qu5s. and steady
275: do extra sOoss7s: do Rio brands 46aat Is Pa
Wheat-southern active and firm western easier and
inactive; southern red ssa90: do amber. 93a95 No.
y Ssnss5 red seSs
Der; o4as4s; January. s9ha90 Corn-southern firm,
with good inquiry; western nominal: southern white,
47a4SA January 46a46k Oats steady and dull-south-
ern 3la3t western white, S9as5 do mixed sOas2 Penn
Prime to choice Pennsyvsns and Msrysn sha co.
l590 Provisions steady with fair demand. Mess pork,
1725 Bulk msats1;shoulders and clear rib sides.
butter hrm-western packed. i2a22: creamery. 2sasf
Coffee dull and lower-Ro cargoes ordinary TO fair
quiet l2al24 Whisky quiet steady ilsai Is Freishts
isso barrels w hSas
6s COG bnshels corn $1,000 bushels 5000 bushes
eAles-wneat 467.00O bushels: corn, 1900 bushels.
The Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO ILL, October 2z-Closins prices: Wheat
November. 74a: December 76lI; January, 765S; May,
a I SaRss
Der 1880: year. IL 2O january. lao LardNoctober,
100; November, s,s2,s: December 6S2N; January,
$50: February, 6974
The Petroleum NJ arket.
CLEVELAND. o. October 27-Petroleum unchanged
Standard white. ITO deg test 7l6c.
PlTTSBuRG, Pa. October "a OIL active irregular
and somewhat excited The market opened at 81 T.
broke to s4 report that the Ar1nstrone well was
,hswims llrye but with some good buying rallied to
Ia kilograms from the fell report the Conners
well il doing los barrels, hour and the Phillips
No l. 35 barrels barrels.
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
CATALOGUE SALE

CATALOGUE SALE
SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, BELONG
ING TO COUNT CARL LEWENHAUPT MINIS
TER FROM SWEDEN AND NORWAY, EMBRAC-
ING VERY HANDSOME RIsIAN PARLOR
SUITE IN PRIME CONDITION.TURKISHS SUITE
WITH LOUNGE, VERY ELEGANT BULL
WORK CABINET. EXQUISITE PETITE
BEVEL MIRROR IN BRASS AND EBONY
FRAME. LAMPS OF VARIOUS DESIGNS OIL
PAINTINGS, FANCY TABLES AND CHAIRS,
TABLE COVERS, ELEGANT WINDOW HANG
INGS. SINGLE WALNUT BEDSTEADS MAT
TRESSES, BLANKETS AND BEDDING, HAND
LOU NGES, CHILDREN'S BEDSTEADS AND
CRIBS AND OTHER NURSERY ARTICLES.
DRESSING TABLE WITH ADJUSTABLE MIR
ROR, MIRROR FRONT WALNUT WARDROBE
WALNUT HALL SUIT. WALNUT PILLAR EX-
TENSION TABLE. LEATHER COVERED DINING
CHAIRS. HANDSOME WALNUT NJ T. SIDE.
BOARD. HANDSOME CHINA AND GLASSWARE
sILVER-PLATED CANDELABRAS, r q SSIAN
SAMOVAR, PLATED WARE. FINE TABLE CUT
LERY. FRENCH PLATED GOODS WALNUT
OFFICE FURNITURE. BRUSSELS, CHAMBER
STAIR AND HALL CARPETS, COPPER COOKING
UTENSILS AND OTHER KITCHEN REOUI.
SITES. AT AUCTION,
On THURSDAY. OCTOBER THIRTIETH, 1884, at
TEN O'CLOCK, at No. 1921 Connecticut avenue the
residence of Count Carl Lewenhaupt, f. e. and N. p
from Sweden and Norway. who is recalled shall sell
his entire household effects This sale offers fine op-
pOrtunlty to purchasers to secure rstclass articles
y. b House will BE- open and goods on exhibition
day prior to sale, when catalogues will be ready
ocI2-7t THOS BOWLING, Auctioneer.