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I'd Edition.
Latest T6legraDlS to The Star.
YOung Mutt Acquitted.

xOung Mutt Acquitted.
THE PrTTsBURG JURY FIND HIN NOT GUILTY
SCENES IN THE COURT RooM-THE JURY CHEERKp.
PIrTsBUKG, Jan. 22--At ten o'clock this morning
tne Jury In the great Mutt trial brought in YER
dict OF mot guilty." Oh account OF insanity at the
time the act was committed. AS early as seven
aeged by crowd far exceeding In numbers the
attsnuance on any day since the trial began. The
ooors opened at nine O'Clock, and the blocks OF peo
pie wedged into the morrow passage way and
moved slowly upstairs and soon filled the court
room promptly at $50 o'clock Judge Stowe Or
dered the court opened, and
THE PRISONER
was escorted to his seat In the rear OF his counsel
HIS countenance Wore a look OF anxiety and
often changed to one OF confidence as words OF en-
couragement were whispered into his ear and
again putting on an air OF dependency as the
lhought mat the jury might perhaps lind him
gult3 Wtled across his mind He was clearly
shaven and dressed az usual, but evidently
the excitement following the trial and the arglI-
eNlblt Itself in the tW1tching or the facial muscles
ana otner movements OF the body, which indicated
mat MS mind was Ill at ease He stated TO his
counsel that he had rested badly and with the ex-
Sepuon OF an nour or two during the morning. he
nad not slept during the night. The curiosity of
the audience was intense and at every rustic or
connection at the door there would be turning OF
heads and stretching OF necks At s:57
THE JURY FILED IN,
and as they seated themselves the silence that pre-
vailed was oppressive After answering to their
names the Judge said: 'sGentlemen OF the fury
have you decided upon a verdict?"
They replied: 1--WE have"
The court then said: "Prisoner at the bar stand
up. MUTT, VINO was very weak and much affected
attempted to rise to his feet but had to be assisted
by one OF the court officers
"Gentlemen, what Is your verdict?" asked the
court; to which the foreman replied: .sNot guilty,
on account OF insanity at the time the act was COM
mitted"
THE JURY CHERRED.
Ihe crowd. which with difficulty had been re-
strained during the day, gave to its feelings of
approval In loud cheer, which the immense crowd
On the outside took up and answered back, and
another cheer went up from those inside Finally
order was restored, and the Judge remanded James
Mutt to jail until Tomorrow, when, In accordance
with the motion OF his counsel, committee Will
examine him as to his present mental condition
Mutt was taken back to his cell, and the crowd
hurried out to tell their friends. MIS-. Mutt and
Miss Lizzie were not present They remained at
the residence Of Mayor Brown, where the glad
tidingS were quickly conveyed to them.
Telegraphic Briefs.
Articles of incorporation OF the Union Stock
Yards company were filed at Sioux City, Iowa. yes
terday. The capital stock is 100000. The ship
ping OF dressed beef is included In the plan Of the
company.
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(NHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
SASD CNIMPROVED PROPERTY IN .ORTH-
MIST, NORTREAST And SOUTHWEST SEC

Rhkf b N sEt
BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court Of the "a
s7e2 docket = viii oer for sale At public asa
Sn fSont 6 f | f fn H3k o5k p
Lots q rs and % i'll the of square $40 said
30 and An streets southwest.
On the SANE DAY, AT FOUR THIRTY O'CLOCK
orna Lot square 40 said t benz uSiinp a, ID
and sus.ed Oh street. between 9th and 7th streets
on TTEssDAY, JANUARY TWENTY, NINTH. 1884
Al FOUR O'CLOCK P NJ. shall fer for sale At pub
iHchss; With equal dsath 4 let iashss 4 Lot
NE SAVE pS at f fotk Eft Shock
ysan orsa%i Los nd ie q 49, inp saSa
by 0S T TH sa Sns "a pa 'h F sTsTt
O'Clock ?. NJ Isall onsr Lot . in HovaH and Gun
two-story Frame Houses. thu front, No, liz
street n9rtnfast the other IN rssr Of said lot
shall offer Lot $50 i ksys sabdiyis'eno certain Lots
IN Bates It al su9tivsioH OF Square 6i5 improved by
%EPIsPsT jays Is sir TRfS 1854 at
suction il fron Of the ,ress the NORTH Is feet front
BY ith thereof Of Los square a, ilnproy
~ s}IE PAY hALT,rtiT fot% SGGock
ft sad lots Ts uniInproved and are situated
the remaining three Of said lots are improved by two.
story Brick Houses. numbered from 1871 to 1915 V
oN SANE DAY, AT QUARTER OF FIVE O'CLOCK
M LOIS ~ to 81. both inclusive il p &. kily'5 SUBJ
division OF art Vi square geo improved by 10 tSostory
Br:c Houses. numbered from 2UO4 to 20l2 9Th street
northwest immediately thereafter stall sell Lots Il.
~ % and 81 in sid sub of square $780, stu
atsd Boundary street between 9th and 10th streets
nor Invest and uniinprovrd. Immediately thereafter
sail sell Lots 80 to IL both inclusive, and lot Sc
George S. Balluchs subdivision part of square $780,
said lots being unimproved. and situated follows
Lots 80 to "A. street, between 9th aud Vermont
northwest; lots A. to 81. Vermont avenue
b.tween U and streets northwest, and LOT SO, on
street between Boundary and Vermont avenue north
west.
At such sales said property will be sold clear of all
clinlrct with taxes paid to date of sale except lots
%. 80 and 80, il VIM. X and p c. Rky's subdivision Of
sGpgrs 80 and los 45 to 81 both inclusive in Baoch's
sold subject 10 deed of trust dated Sept, er 21 1891
and recorded i'll Iiber No. 9s3 folio -6l seq of
Land Records of id District securing $40 000 with
interest at 5ta per cent y .yable quarterly.
Terms as prescribed by decree: One-third cash. and
the balance in equal insta lnents in tweve and
eighteen months from DAY of slle for which notes of
purchaser bearing interest from day sale and secured
by deed of trust upon property "a will be TAKEN or
entire purchase money I've paid in cash option of
purchaser deposit OF s 100 will be required each
lot at time OF sale and the terms must be complied with
i'll eight days from time of sale the properly will be
resod at the risk and cost of the defaung purchaser
ConveyanClng and recording at purchasers cost.
jal6-d&ds IHOS. T. WAGGAMAN, Trustee.
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Startling Revelations Expected.
TIE HOUSE COMMITTEE ON ACCOUNTS INSISTS ON
PROFOUND SECRECY

The subcommittee on accounts having in charge
the investigation called for by the resolution OF the
House with relation to the extra months pay for
the discharged employees of the House was in
creased to-day bv the addition OF Mr. Nicholas
Muller. of New York A resolution has
been passed by the committee enforcing pro-
found secrecy as to what transpires In
the mmittee room. This action. It is understood
was rendered necessary on account OF the damag-
fng nature OF the testimony. The facts uncovered
thus far are such as TO make the committee shrink
from the responSlpiiity OF making them public,
the matter under consideration. The alleged
irregularities OF DOorkeeper Brownlow are spoken
be expected.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.
A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF PIANOS ANDee1---~@.ssssssl,,7
IA ORGANS. TXVy1

No. y UNION SQUARE, n Y; Dec, lit, 1888
CEAUNCEF j. EEED, 1913 18th st n. Washington. D. c.
Dear Sir Acting on your .uEEestion have purchased
on your account at the assnees sale OF the effects of
the late firm Of Peters Greene the entire stock at IS
cents on the dollar based factory inventory of
stock and 40 cents the dollar on estimated value of
rented stock The goods on the cor will be forwarded
IN time for holiday trade the rented instruments
as FAST can get them in. Should these goods be late
in arriving say purchasers: Wait and piano
ORGAN bran from the most celebrated maker at less
than 80 per GENT of price quoted by the regular agent
There is hardly first class maker Of note in the cou
try not represented in this stock which also embraces
piano stools covers and musical instruments of
description Believing have done act that will meet
your hearty appreciation, and extending to the
Rllmeuts Of the season / am
Your most obedient servant
J. W. HARDCASTLE
have now in stock-A genuine Chckering Piano;
regular price 500: has round corners double We
neered rosewood massive carved legs and Tyre
iero power and singing quality OF tone offered at $3.50
Also, upright. large size. stringed, worth $500;
offered $l6 peerless upright in massvely carved
case standard makers. regular price $1,000 offered
at 5000 One genuine Estey Il Co organ regular $175;
offered at EGO Second hand Pianos from GAO to $s5
Other goods great variety equally low in price N B
Bring deposit positively no refussls given without it.
inning repairing and moving attended to- An elegant
upright Piano 10y private party street offered $3.50
cash. Inquire at store. CHAUNCEY ]. REED,
1al9 x33 It'll ST. IL. ".
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rVNHEGREAT

I -oTyr = IE Ems Z, TOTE
s1EH HIS NAGSITIct.SS Ell Ell If p IL Sf1
TRANS IxAvE ~AsaISGToS nov s-iTIoS CORNER
v.--...o o. S14TH sNp 3 slEt-zT' - FOL lows
a. Palace sieeYinz Cars a. &c IN. osiy Past Line.
s42a N daly with S--eilf- Csy> from Harrisburg
islsce cars tC P1ttsUur- As saluec;s Ia il fSr
sl.rsEo; va "a eGig1.tJz sr 6 = l & : J. r with
1O.1" l m daily. COZ t.;t-iure ;.Dd the Nes: with
BALTIhoIE AND IGToNAC g : I liI1s6
Fer 1Fia, CanaHta-Sla Eu-Hest-F. Blnaio. N.a-.-a
Nssi.Isjoli ;o XScte~s. and Il a. -. f' ia fs
1Es.ii -,aHin9 Washington oE SATURDAY II. Il Viii Jt
Fer William -ro-t. Lock Haven and Ylr1ira Al o:ioa
For New OK aud Tie Fast SIS a II, 1Osoa n a,
~ L'vo am IL I n IN o'L.2y +co 1000 ani
80 q II ,laily. e2eerf SUI ny.
For Bo=ten without e-tse, 40 .. every week day
Fer B.cealya y ! a. tlrsgsr, trains connect At Yer
c.Isct ju-ssT 70 al 70 stsett. yo..I ol.s tt -
xr:ETe sersss %ev lqrk tl;y;a
snd u J, Cr SUNDAY. g. Itf0 aG = IS = Va
i3iIilita EAIFeSS 81 a. T. Os-lE. e1cess sunday.
500 -. 81, 30 -iu, ute ard III, h. ~. on
SUNDAY y4v.Io:5o Ri ~ ~ 40 JJd a,it. Ii %
For Pores Creek I.ae, 90 = H. a1J 4:<0p IL daily
IeI Ails!oa $50 an and 40 pm daily e1cepts,..-
AI[xASpRIA I'D FREDERICKSBURG Raj
VA ANp Al-AAND--I. A&D WAsiINtiUN
For A.s1s-e.a. s. 81. PCS 1I.o- and Il So am
% = o.. g.. r. AID Il -, pm. on sunday -
fer i-ci ID sId IL AL - AID i o5 a-s ,s-y.
rs sl Al AZ ,,a, s1t ~, .l'(-y
ALI - a n g. ) t.- @-lO, 10 a1d - iGp
n Sl-a 81. L -i<tt O. Sunday al - al u IL
a.. - ana Is - IN
l. Av-- Il u formation 81 the 60 r.o-tIpast corner
G lSt, street sId i-4LsyIssIa ;1e,ue = I al the s5
toA- wier, orders eG l. -. i,r the celi.. 81 -
sass e ees'.i-st.e4 tr,l l,.'ei- and rs-5sacrs
cr,s err, 4 NOtI, SeI.lsa a. PASSENGER Agent:
mas r. fCtrA General hlzll----y Fit
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The necessity for prompt and efficient household rem
edies il daily growing more impressive and Of these
Hoseter's Stomach Btters IL the chief In merit and
the most popular Irregularitv Of tho stomach and
bowels nalaral fevers, liver complaint debility rheu-
matism and minor ailments. are thoroughly conc red
by this Incompatible family restorative and medicinal
safeguard and it is Justly regarded the purest aud
most comprehens remedy of its class
For sale by all Druggists aud Dealers generally jail
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The GreeIy Relief psill.

ACTION TAKEN IN THE HOUSE TO-DAY-REMARkS
ABOUT " DRAwING-ROOM SAII.ORS."
Mr.. Randall's report from the committee on ap-
preparations in favor OF special appropriation for
the fitting out OF Greedy relief expedition gave
rise to short debate In the House, after when the
bill was passed. Mr.. Randall explained that no
sum was placed In the bill, as it was thoughpbest
to leave it to the President In reply to Mr.. Ding
ley he said that the vessels might either be bought
or built.
Mr.. Budd, of California, made few peppery re-
marks to the effect that the expedition should be
guarded against being commanded by ''drawing-
room Sailors" to which he ascribed the failure OF
the De Long and other Arctic expeditions The bill
as passed viii probably lead to the construction OF
three ships, and shipbuilders are promptly on hand
to get the contracts
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y iReISIED,

NcAULFY-vOSS ON Monaay January 2oth. 1894
10y KY. NJ Ram. ie a. North Press terrain cbureL,
AR CEpEGL Il. NCAUlFl and Miss DELIA IL yUSS,
b,t of this elty. NJ caris.
MH-NE.--wAIIER; II Baltimore, on Thursday,
Jaiaarv 15th. l>s4. by the R+e. J. " DafTy, DAVID
MILNE, oil New York, to ANNIE WALLER. of Wash
IIlston u. 4.
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aid WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE vNoWN ~
~ the bet. g . JUSTH6 Old Stand Known for yesfs
g I've 0elT paaca where hrst-clS0 SECONDHAND
CLOTHING can b sold 1t respectable prices Addssss
sUS1dS oto 6e4rd. No. SO street. bekWeen 6thaod
5fh streets northVenf
N.6.-Aote By ulal pgcmptly nttendsdsA -
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WEI DE MEYER
1t 4 now undsputsd that WEI DE MEYERS CA
TARRH CURE ID tina only treatment that VIII absolute
~ cure Catarrh-tresh or chronic ts marvel Rev
p Erica Cairo. ny" TT restored me to the pulpit
Rev George E. Refs Cobleville n. T." zone box radi-
cally cured me- Rev. G. H. TAYLOR. lAO Noble street,
Brooklyn" "A perfect cure after 80 years suffering,
D. Mcdonald. TO Broadway. n. T." &C. &C. Ihousand1
Of testimonials received from all parts Of the world
Delivered. sLOo Dr. Wei Dc Meyers TREATISE n
with statements by the cured mailed free D. B. Dewey
Co.. 1s2 Fulton street, ny. d15-at.th.ast
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Mr.. f0wEIL's DrSIAL-Nr Lowell. I'm a letter TO
the London ItHi.S. stNs: Tle story that the tele-
gram sent % Minister West 10 The foreign Office
here WAS cJmuIusIic ted ID me- Is 50 absurd that /
did not think IL worth conjradicting, but, Il
J.nurs 90 toe repeated. deny that any such COM
munro atiun made I'd men
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NO CURE. NO PAY WHIT Ell RSTTS CEDAR
- BAL SAM Is warrsntedt to Coughs Colds Group
Throat AID i.lu- D-,aS etc. drurs dose. Try
il II uJ satisfied. return thu empty bottle and get your
money a,a. Sid 10 all l. tlgzlsts Prize Sc. w. n
THOMPSON. sO3 18th street ls-th tu3m
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IfHE CEILTLOID III IS. THAT NFyER PITT.VS
bethl1ls In !OE s4.s a. ~ WIN N1-o
CHiS. FISHERS
$500. ----,,,-r e. al street northwest
Lady PatronA ~ M
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THE CHINESE LEGATION.-It is said at the State
department that the report that the Chinese minis
ter will leave here for Madrid in February 10 get
the united mediation OF this country and Spain In
the ronquin difficulty Is untrue. They have
no such mere ,o h the minister 9nse
He Is accredited to Spain, the United States and
Peru. He recently arrived here from Spain. and
probably has not decided whether to remain here
during the winter or go to Peru later In the sea-
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j. L. COLDWELl. Auctoleer. jalS-dts
(tHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIM-
~ PROUD REAL ESTATE ON BOUNDARY AND



STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of decree of the supreme Court Of the<a
District of Columbia passed the 4th day of Deem a
Der. 1888 in Equity cause No SOIL wherein Anna s;0
NJ Steinacker ct al compliments and Jacob Mein-
der ct al defendants the undersigned Trustee
will offer f9S sale at public snetSn in front the
JANUARY. AID, 1884. 1T HALF-PAST THREE
O'CLOCK PM the following described real estate stu
Lot numbered one OD, and part Of Lot numbered two
CD In square numbered FIVE hundred and fifty BEGIN
ming north street eighty-one feet nine inches 8I
IT, from the southwest Of said square five
hundred and fifty and running thence two hundred
and twenty-five feet t222 +. more Of less 70 the
along the line Of Boundary street hundred
aud fifty two feet six inches 252 it. * thence south
one hundred and twenty five feet six inches (l25 n
in } to the place of beginning.
Terms Of sale prescribed by the decree: One third
80 cash. and the bslanN in two CD equal instalments
six 90 and twelve 2l months with interest from
day Of SALE to be secured by deed of trust upon the
premises deposit Of one hundred dollars viii be re-
LEON TOBRINER, Trustee
322 ~ street northwest.
]. I. COLDWELL+ Auct. 3al6-eO&ds
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&nCI ,fT1HA1e. - 0llO.AO0
tickets, 4l0O. ~ - -'~''' "S1' w
Remit money OF bank draft In letter or send nv sr
press. DON'T SEND BY REGISTERED IETTER ~
POST OFFICE ORDER until further notice Order
OF 10 and upward by express be sent at oIar er
psnse; address al orders to ]. J. DOUGLAS. Louis
dria. Va 800 s,.dn
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yy,BF -oTTOn GAS ENGINE

ISSHE "OIIU GAS ENGINE
Requires boiler. avoids all expensive attendance
loss time handling Of fuel and ashes. It
used extensively for running Passenger and Freight
and ljtllographic Presses Coffee Mills. Rcagers Paper
and Ruling Machinery. lathes. &C. &c. This eneins
with smoothIess and regularity Of specd
POSSESSES the least number u working parts. aud
great simplicity OF mechanism
lor particulars prices &c. Apply a. Once Of
" ARLINGTON GSs Light Ca syl3
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I'm, u-h bills q laden given for belfast GLASGOW
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A NKw CARDINAI--It Is reported IN Dublin that
the Most Rev. DR.. Moran, bishop OF Ossary, who
has recently been named for the archbshoi,ric OF
sydney, n. s. W., has been summoned ID Rome by
the vatican N order 70 Be created Cardinal,
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=. VELATI's,
go 9TH STR1fT NORTHWEST
And 1889 PRNssYLvANHA AvKNuR
For Holiday Candies have the largest assortment
IN this city We have quite number Of men employed
In manufacturing Pure French Candies and the Fsnous
yelatifS CayHinels
Imported Pure Olive Oh on drausht. n28-6m
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The Courts.

The Courts
COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
Yesterday, Sands agt. Fnck; argued and sub
mitted. Mackall agt- Richards; do.
EQUITY CouRT-Jadge James.
Yesterday, McPhyncheOn agt. McPhyncheon; eX-
cept1on sustained. Emmert agL Evans: leave to
withdraw demurrer and to file answer granted.
WILL OF WIN. p. SHEDD.-The will of the late WIN.
P. Shedd, Of HyattSville. Md, was filed with Reg
lister Ramsdell to-day. He names his wife Cath
crime as executrx and leaves his property In this
city and his place, Pleasant View, during her wild
Owh0od In case she marr1es, she is to take her
third and the residue is to be divfded-Wm. AbJah,
Samuel Sims, and James Smith, $500 each; Margaret
Farley, $500: Frances Lept, Laura Ann, and Alice
jeanne, 1000 each In case OF the death OF his
wife, the property at Hyattsvilie is to be sold To
pay the requests, and the two youngest children,
Kate Collamer and John Luther, are TO choose the
property unSOld, which shall be thus equally d.
vided. In codicil he directs all the property 70
be sold after the marriage OF Ihe youngest children
and an allowance OF 81 600 be made each, and the
balance be equally divided between his i've
daughters.
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LOR THE BEST AND CHEAPEST LADIES' WRAPS
II 70 to 7S6 7th street, J. +. YOUNG'A He dedies al
competitors and still gives Baxxuins and PTssenta
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Eopp,pnrc tn yarS rup

=
frprn Archbishop Lynch was read SUNDAY In al
the Catholic churches in Toronto, stating that he
had received letter from Rome asking IL IL were
true that the FreenaS0p society engaged Ia re-
cruiting large numbers OF Catholics in that pro-
vince. reported in the Pi-ePindSOAS JOtG'Gi and
that he had answered that very few Catholics had
Joined that society. and those only who had
elected their paSchal communion and were
otherwise irreligfous, looking only TO worldly
gain and not 10 The eternal salvation their souls
Inc circular pointed out the penalties for joining
that forbidden society.
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A MAYOR SAID TO BE A TRAIN RoBBER.-It Is said
that the case or Pablo Quntana, mayor or New
Laredo, Mexico imprisoned at Monterey. charged
with completely in the recent train robbery the
Mexican National railway has been invest igated
and sufficient evidence developed 10 hold The cul-
nrit for final trial ia public court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-22

THE LONDON GLOBE LIBEL Subtitle proprietor
OF the London Gtobe has been committed for triad
on the charge OF libel brought by MI Colledge Brit
ish vice consul kertch, for publishing dispatch
OF the Central Aetcs stating that Coedge was at
the head OF a company which engaged pilots to
wreck vessels In the Black In order u obtain the
Insurance uDon them.
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AUCTION SALES.

DUNCANsON BROS, AuctoneerA
AssIGNE 3 SALE AEE OF THE BALANCE OF STOCK
j safn ssfsEsffSs Il
1AR Rgsft iSb SSfisks ssHEggs
,..u,.,o, !, FANCY N S9ops, Sc SG ,.r
5SISGa v ri vf5in IS ii
sS rss n a',se'sn o. Asssns.
FF'HoMAs BOWLING, Auctoneer.
cAIAdoegE SALE Eg Of HIGH GLASS GLASS OIL PAINT,
JoaSsoS, OF SFw Yokk. 10 BE 81 so1 Hh Oh
T TaHf THYRsRR ANP EI4DA
AN P T TTfr !, Fl IN At ELEXEN N
A9M hAiH Al AvE ENt sA 1Es
The following are few of the Artists mentioned in
catalogue:
ROY. Paris
htNNAS ( lh sfHH Man5fh; Munich
sAUv ksEt Psr Munich. ''
WALLER. Paris
faIL1EEE Paris n
BLUM, Paris,
GAY. New York
L1ENARD Paris
OCKERT, Munich.
SELWIN. Philadelphia
FROHLICH, Munich
PEARSON, Mzldon, Mass.
W. l. SONNTAG. New York
MANSURE. Holland.
GRANDSlEh Paris.
MAURICE. Paris
G. ". KNAPP, Philadelphia
MOOR, Munich
+. KRAUSE. Munich
K1NNARD, London
DUGOL PECK, Munich
ARMFIELD, London.
RICHARDS, Philadelphia.
GRUTZNEK. Berlin
STANDEAAN, Munich.
BECKER New York
HOFFMAN. Munich.
LANCKOW. Dusseldorf
ROFS, Berlin
KRETCHMER. Berlin
DOLL, Munich
MULLER, Munich
MOOR, Munich.
LEWIS. Philadelphia.
- HULK, London.
GEISER Munich.
SECKI Munich.
A SCHNEIDER Dusseldorf
G. CAUTURIE Paris
ADOLPH JACQUES, Paris.
This Grand collection will be view at the special
Slesr0orns. 94l Pennsylvania avenue, MONDAY and