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N14AIA0t0H
BALTIMORE, May 19.-virSinia new threes. 50 bid
to-day.
BALTIMORE. May 1o-Cotton dull-rniddang liz
Flour steady and Quiet-HowAxd street and western
super 275a3 do extra 362a4 Ca do family 75s5 65
city mills super 30Oss50 do extra 365a575; do Rio
brands rstapeco family 90: 90 snperlattve
hmer and dull southern red l0al -: do. amber II
al Is; No. Maryland. Ll0k bid: No. western winter
redspos iolN.io2; Nay. 10iNsi o2k June oaal g2k:
higher easier and dull; southern white 67a69:
do yellow, 63a65; western mixed spot 80 bid; June
5shs50 J% 6o;:sso Oats srlssi1soStnsrn, 4oass
4oa4s Rye easier; eSess Hay nrmIPIsms . choice
quiet and steady. Mess PORK Old. IT'S; new. 1850
Hams. 4saisk.. Isrd-rednsd on Butter quieI-xest:
Pss.olsum-nomina, q Esdnsd x eoGss duliIRO
soft. :: Whisiy quiet i1s s.. Frsishts tO HvEpool
% RecsiRts- 9es barrels; whess ooo bushes
bushels. Shlpments-wheat, 10000 busheas; corn.
1900 bushela Sales-whsat 2SA0U0 bushe1; corn.
lSS 600 buslelA
CHICAGO. Ill. Nay 70. 9:45 . m...-The markets are
fairly active and moderately steady with opening prices
shade easier.
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I'd Edition.
Latest leleglans to The Stal.
ANOTHER WALL STREET sUsPEN.
SION.
The Failure Of w. ID. Scott & c. A.
AOuncoa 0s the stock EXchAAG0s


WALL STREET, NEW YORK, May ia-w. B. Scott
q Co. have Just announced their Suspension at the
STOCK exchange
Features OF the stock Market.
THK MOVEMENT OF FOREIGN CAPITAL 10 AMERICA.
NEW YORK, May 10, Wall street, p. m--The
kost says: The inducing causes Of the decline this
forenoon are, FIRST, that the London market for
American securities was weaker and there was
some pretty heavy selling, both there and here for
Ing again to-day shows that the movement
vantage OF the high rates for money, and
that as soon as these rates declined the
movement was recovered. Stin other depressing
influences are the apprenensionS OF further possible
failures and the generally demoraiized condition q
the neight rates In the Trunk line and nearly all
the other railroad pools The stock interest also
mas been largely diminished, the rally on saturday
AFTERNOON having been largely caused by the cover
ing OF the shorts and with this element gone there
Is nothing to hold prices up except buying for In
VeStment. OF this there Is some but not enough 70
sustain the market The market for railroad bonds
was fa1rly active during the forenoon and irregu-
larry changed, though the majority OF changes
were to higher prices
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GALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON FOUR
- TENTH STREET NORTHWEST. IMPROVED
by HOUSIS NUMBERED 1912 AND 1914 OUR

By virtue of deed Of trust from Henry W How ~
gate an wife to the understand duly recorded in a
Lioer y6o folio ~ ct seq one of the land records
OF the District Of Columbia and Of decree in the suit Of
the United States Henry W. Howgae ct al No 1919,
Equity in the supreme Court of the District Of Column
DAY OF MAY, 1884, AT HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK
in front of the Premises sell at public auction.
five S2o5 Of Henry Howgates subdivision Of part Of
Of Washington District of Columbia. The said lots
improved by two story and basement brick dwellings
Terms of SALE One-third cash. balance in equal in
salments in six and twelve months at per cent inter-
est secured by deed OF trust property sold. all
purchasers deposit Of s200on each lot required
in days from day Of sale the property viii be re-
chaser, after five days advertisement
ROBERT c. FOX,1 nr,....
GEO. w. BROWN,5 Afussees'
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctloneers. my19.d&ds
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AUCTION SALES.
NHHos. J. FISHER CO.. Auctioneera
oHAScEKy SALE OF TIE HANDSOME RESI-
FUTURE DAYS.

NO lAAFA1EI1E SQUARE,
District of Columbia entered on the 10th day of "A
May u 1884. In equity cause No. s.See, wherein -
anna barnard ct Al. are plaintiffs and Jane b Bar.
n5u et 81 are defendants the undersigned Trustee viii
public auction IN front Of the premises ct FIVE
oNE 1854 the following described piece parcel Of
real estate in the city Of WsshingoD aud District Of
Columbia, to wit Part of Lots numbered one III and
Two %. In square numbered one hundred and sixty-
seven l6I as the same are designated the public
plats OF said city Of Washington, aud bounded and
cast line of said lot number one u. distant twenty
seven (2,) feet eight and q half (81<l inches
northwary from the southeast Of said squares
thence running westwardly parallel with the line
OF the square one hundred and six 0) feet nine 10
east lire nortwardy about twenty eight {8 feet lot
conveyed by Henry NJ Rice to w. B. Trowbridge thence
eastwardly and parallel with the south line of the
square hundred and six u0 feet nine (9 inches
the east line of said lot D thence with said line
beginning with all the ways rights alleys, easements
and appUrenances thereto belonging and subject the
private right of in commo with the adjacent lots
created by deed between Z. D. Townsend James Alden
and w p frowbridze, recorded in Iiber J. A. s. No l6,
folio $685.
Terms of sale prescribed by the Decree One third
cash. and the residue in three equal instruments nay
able in one two and three years respectively, from
day OF sale with interest at six cent per
the deferred payments to be secured by the prossory
be raid III cash. at option Of the purchaser No deed
VIII he given until the purch money is paid in full
deposit OF sou Will he required when the property is
knocked DOWN and the terms of sale must be complied
with within one week from the day of SALE the prop
erty viii be resd at the risk aud cost of the defatng
purchaser All conveyancng and recording at pur-
chaser's cost RANDOLPH COYLE, Trustee,
myi1-d&ds u. y Attorneys Office City Hall.
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II OBERT O. HOFFMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer.

cHAhN S, Us SALE IL OF yALgABLE uNIIRRoyED
OF SQUARE ~, AT THE JUNCTION OF MARY
LAND AVENUE AND A STREET NORTHEAST,
FACING CAPITOL PARK
-. BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of&e&
PASSED on the 10th day Of November 1888 In
complainant and Frank Barry ad others de:
Of the premises, on FRIDAY. MAY TWENTY. THIRD.
lss4 at Five O'CLOCK NJ, Lots numbered five go.
SIX 90 seven 3D. eight 81 nine t9 and ten uO of James
h. Latta's recorded subdivision Of square numbered
seven hundred and twenty GID in the City Of
Washington; District of Columbia The said property
viii be sold by lots.
Terms OF sale as prescribed by the court Onethird
IS carh the remainder two (2) equal iustaaerk
payable si1 %, and twelve u2 months after u SALE
respectively. with interest the whole amount due
payable each six @ months all cash. at the option OF
Tue Fciia er or purchasers Such purchaser or pur-
chasers If not laying all cash to give his their notes
Tor the deferred payments above provided; and no
deed to be gwen until full payment of purchase money
deposit Of 800 will be required each lot when sold
AL conyeyanclng at cost of purchaser or purchascry
and in default Of compliance with the Of sale
within ten 0 days tie property will be resod at the
risk and cost VI the defau purchaser purchasers
HENRY + DAVIS. Trustee.
AGO Louisiana avenue
r. G; HOL TZMAN. Auctoneer, 10th and SITS. NV.
Mlyl2-I Ii. IL 1921,23
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The search for Greedy.
ooNNANDHR scHLEY REPORTS PRoGREss-ACcrpENr
ON THE THRrIs


ON THE THErIs.
The Secretary OF the Navy has received a report
nom Commander Schley, commanding the Greely
search expedition, under date OF ST. Johns, May
the sth the date OF the arrival Of the Thetis. In
which be states that on the second day out from
New York one OF the connecting rods OF the circu-
lating pump broke square of, disabling the engine
for about twenty hours. Owing to the unavoidable
absence OF the CHIEF engineer when his stores were
stored on board, a thorough examination
failed to discover the spare parts which
were to be furnished and IL became neces-
sary to repair the broken part by forging,
which was successfully accomplished. Nearing
Cape Race number OF small icebergs and consider
able floating ice were passed. The engineer force
serious accident 70 Machinist Walter Booth, who
had his finger crushed In the machinery the third
day out from New York. The experience OF the
passage demonstrated the unltness OF H. b. Neall,
nrSt-clasS fireman, for that service and he will be
returned 10 the receiving ship Colorado by first OPP
portunity from ST. Johns aud more suitable man
enlisted In his place The stay al ST. Johns will be
pairs taking aboard 80 tons coal and other supplies
The Thet1s will then sail Immediately for Disco.
Lieut.. Emory. In the Bear preceded all OF the whal-
Ing fleet from ST. Johns, except the Norwhal, a
slow vessel, which he Will most likely oyertake
before reaching the north water. The transport
coal steamer Lock Garry was in port, and would be
conveyed as far as possible, with Ensign W. l.
Chambers and Seamen Carl Wilson and Jno. b.
Laison on board. Commander Schey commends
the promptness and zeal OF Lieut. Emory and L. $.
Consul Malley, In taking on supplies and making
preparations for continuing the Bears cruise north
The Officers and crew OF the Thetis were in excel
lent health and spirits.
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WALTER b WILLIAMS L CO, Auctioneers.

WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO., Auctioneers.
ALI. OF LOT NUMBER II. IN SQUARE NUMBER
SiX HUNDRED AND NINETY TWO (692)
FRONTING ON FIRST STREET. BETWEEN G
AND ID STREETS SOUTHEAST FOR SALE
The undersigned will sel by order of the Trus-
tees Of the Church on THURSDAY. THE TWENTY HS
SECOND DAY OF MAY. 1884. at SIX O'CLOCK p AsA
NJ in front OF the premises the Buildings on lot num-
Der twelve I'D; IN squsre humber six hundred and
lt street between and streets southeast by depth
thereof with the privileges Of perpetual lease subject
To q ground rent OF 4118 per annum If desired the
buildings viii be sold separately
Terms cash fnvl6-d
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO.. Auctioneers,

WALNUT FRAME PARIOR SUITE. UPHOLSTERED
MARBLE-ToP Tables. hpQGEr JET STA sTAN b sstSHl
MT MT CHA NSs, AND HnCKEHs, LACE CURTAINS
HH4AAIMRSOM Is,,,5 BLACK WALNUT CHAMBER
SpTIES S,, HHQSSELS HALL AND STAIR CAR
G GRRHkV24ENaHoUT BE, HHt9UsR; EASY GHAiKss .EN.
BEDsTEADS,. BUREAUS AND WAshSTANDs
3 RAsR SIDE E, TABLEs LOUNGES Walnut SIDE
T TE SY TABLE WALNUT DINING ROOM
TTnAAaGS; hAlh HGSK AND COTTON-TOP MAT
BEDDING, HEATING STOVES, CHINA, GLASS
A NND ChOCkERY WARE, KITCHEN UTENSILS
on IauRSSDDAAY NAY TWENTY SECOND 1884 COM
menc1nE at len O'CLOCK A. NJ. we shall sell at resi-
denee No lE street northwest the above collection
q E1ects Parties furnishing will find it to
tner advantage In giving this sale special attention.
Terms Term CASH WALTER B. WILLIAMS Co,
ArCf5
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MAJOR THos. p. MORGAN, OF this city, has been
awarded by the harbor board OF Baltimore a con-
tract for dredging $4,000 cubic yards OF material
from the public docks and back basin OF that city,
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7 SHERMAN & CO.. Real Estate Auctioneers.

VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON YER
MONT AVENUE.
By virtue Of deed Of trust dated October s. 1892
and recorded In Iber l028 folio $50 ct seq one Of
the land records Of the District Of Columbia and
the request Of the party secured thereby will offer
sai e o rrSr%; iS 1roHt ?f Che ss greses
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK n. part Of original lot three
lot. running thence southerly along Vermont avenue
fifteen 5 feet thence easwardE at right angles with
lot about eghtysx feet eleven inches thence north
the angle in the north line Of said lot thence westward
more or less. together with the improvements.
Terms cash. subject to deed Of trust to 920o
day Of SALE deposit Of 800 will be required ct time
Of sale.
my19-10t JOHN T. ARMS, Trustee
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TH'HOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.


CHASCERY SALE OF FRAME DWELLING.
BY virtue Of decree passed by the Supreme Court
Of the District Of Columbia in equity cause No. }a
S5l, on the 9Th Of May A. y. 1884 wherein Thomas -
Cumberland ct al are complainants and Riley Cumber-
land ct al defendants the undersigned Trustee will
offer at public auction. in front Of the premises
4 p 1884 at the hour of FIVE O'CLOCK NJ. the fol-
and the east half Of lot No. s. in square No "a in the
down ON plats and plans of said city
Terms of sale prescribed by the decree: One third
cash. balance in six and twelve months with Interest,"
all cash For deferred payments the notes of pur-
chaser to be taken and deed to be
payment Of all the purchase money. Conveyancin8
&C. at the cost of purchaser purchasers 8lOO de-
posit required at the time of sale.
L. AUSTIN LITTLEFlEID Trustee
myI0-dSds 1921 street northwest
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Il NEAR BRANCHvILLE, PRINCE GEORGE CO..


BY virtue Of deed Of trust to me. dated AprilsaS
George county. Maryland. in Liber W. A. j. No. 1-4
folio 1885, and by the direction of the party secured
viii sell at public auction the premises THURS
DAY. MAY TWENTY-NINTH, 1884, at HA1F-PAST
FOUR O'CLOCK PM, that piece or parcel of land, sit
uate lying in the county of Prince George State Of
Maryland contained within the following netes and
bounds Beginning for the at stone the north
west corner of said land and running thence deg
As min w. 1885 perches thence 8. deg 80 min. w.
100 rs perches: thence 20 deg II perches thence
8. Il deg 5 min 10s perches thence s. 20 deg E. 20
Perches thence s. 10 deg 34A perches; thence u
deg w. Il 1925 perches thence 10 deg Is min. W. IA
thence % deg W. 1925 perches thence s So deg IS
perches: thence $. deg. 80 min. T. 1925 perches;
thence s. % deg 10 min. W. 1925 perches: thence
80 deg. ~ perches; thence n 50 deg "a min E. s6
perches: thence s. 81 deg Is min IA perches thence
8. 80 deg Is min E. perches; thence N deg. 45 min.
F. l03A perches: thence w. &c. 16 perches; thence N
deg is min w. 125 perches; thence N 81 deg W. 30 35
perches; thence 50 deg w. 6 perches to The begin
ming containing one hundred and forty acres, more
OR less.
Terms: One-third cash. balance in two equal install
ments payable in one and two years. secured by the
the day Of sale and BY deed Of trust Of ths property
bid is accepted II the terms Of sale not complied
with within ten days after SALE the property will be
sold the risk and cost of the purchaser bis prop
erty is situated Branchvi1e ION the B. l. O. Rail
road) Parties desiring to attend the sale can leave
Washington on the $3.50 train conveyance will be
ready Branchve to take them to the place Of SALE
my19-9t A. e. BRADLEY, Trustee.
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REAL ESTATE DEALERS AND THE LIcKysE law
Ihe commissioners, In acknowledging the receipt
OF communication OF Mr.. Thos- T. waggaIaan OF
tne 18th instant, say that when the real estate
dealers sought complete exemption frtsn all
license, the Commissioners could not see
,ne proprety OF asserting to special iegis-
latlon relieving particular business with
out reference 10 its effect upon District rev.
enues, while all other dealers not only failed 20
ma partial relief, but were compelled TO Continue
doing business under a system which the Commits
sloners consider Instantaneous and unjust 70 al
classes
MISCELLANEOUS.
MAJ. Dye this morning received the new police
summer uniforms from the manufacturer nessrz
kosenfeld, OF Baltimore, and they viii son be
distributed
BUILDING PERMITS
Building permits have been issued by Inspector
EntWlsle as follows: w. F. Ellison repair dwelling
and stable, Grant road, county; $500 John ober-
helm, repair brick. 1881 TN street northwest $500.
mos Mclaughlin, erect a two-story and basement
dwelling; A30. L. Covingron. erect a small
dwelling at Hiiisdaie; $50. VIM Hughes, agent,
repair Drfck, 4E i3s street; SIS. John Payne,
pair frame, l453 street northwest: Sioo w q.
thompson, repair brick, 1850 sth street NORTH west
$3.50.
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4 NHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL. ESTATE
~ CRANE HOUSE,) AT THE CORNER OF ELEV-
ENVH AND & STREETS SOUTHWEST


BY virtue OF decree of the Supreme Courttf the ~
District Of Columbia passed the 25th day of DC La
tober D. 1888, in the cause of Emma Holtzciaw III
vs. William Ford ct al, No 4493. Equity Docket Is
and under the deed of trust mentioned bill in sad
SsuEe from Emma Holtzclaw and Thomas J. Hotzciaw,
her husband to Robert B. Ferguson dated january Ist
1873 and recorded among the land records Of the
Dlstrct OF Columbia in Lib No 703 folio 456 the nm
dersipned Trustee win off, for sale at public auction in
front Of the premises, on MONDAY. the SECOND DAY
OF JUNE, 1884, at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK p nj .
az that sGe or parcel Of land situate and lying in the
npoG the Rround plat or plan Of said city Part of
numoere9 Cd IN square three hundred and twenty five
(32o and described follows Beginning for the same
at the southeast of said and square and run
ming thence west three feet thence ninety
feet thence east feet and thence south
msnts and appurtenances to the same belonging.
Terms OF sale: One third Of the purchase money to
be paid in CASH the balance in two equal
six and twelve months respectively to be secured by
notes Of the purchaser bearing interest at sx per
from ths day Of sale and deed Of trust the
Conveyancing etc, at purchasers cost Terms Of sale
to be complied with in ten days from day SALE other
wise resale risk cost Of dcfalting purchaser
r. b. FERGUSON, Trustee
Corner PennR. ave. and I'd street &C.
DUNCANSON BhOS, Aucts. myl6-d&ds
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ASSIGNMENT OF DISTRICTS.
NEW YORK, May l9.-At the session OF the African
NJ T. conference, to-day, the report OF the district
committee was adopted as follows: list district shall
comprise the New York, New Jersey, Virginia and
Central North Virginia conferences I'd district the
Allegheny, Canada, Michigan, South Carolina and
Florida conferences Sd district, Tennessee, New
sas conferences; 18th district, North Carolina Geor
gia, West Alabama and Louisiana conferences; 5th
district, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Kentucky, East
Tennessee, East Alabama and California confer.
enceS Provision was made for the assignment OF
bishop to the 9Th diStrict-Africa-and 1t was de-
clded that q bishop should remain In charge OF q
district but two years instead OF four.
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The C0nE1a-

CIRCUIT CoURT-Judpe Hdpner.
To-day, Fisher g. Co. agt Lighthaii: 1uYp1GB
charged. Fitch, Fox Brown agt Hecht: r1Ile @
justice 10 return papers. Lyddane agt Hasss; GER
uoran Quashed.
POLICE CoURT-Judoe Smell
To-day, John Massey, small colored bfy fug
the larceny OF $23 worth OF ewelry from Paul petA
l42f Market street, got 90 days In JAIL In th6
Police Court 10 day, Assistant District Attorney
Thomas entered nolle pros. in the cases of the u.
5. agt- George w. Landon, charged with false pre-.
fences, and against Frank Wood, charged VITA
grand larceny. George stafan, IN Old man
was fined s. for cruelty TO animals.
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STEAMERS.

GENERAL. TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
NJ between New ork and Hayre
Companys pier. No AZ North River. foot of Morton
street. New York. Norfnandie. Frangeul Wednesday
May 21st. p. Labrador Collier Wednesday, May
2sth 81; Laurent, de Jousselin "Wednesday une
4.2Pm.
Checks payable sight, in amounts to suit on the
Banque Trans stlantique of Paris LOUIS DE BEBIAN
Agent. No. 8. Bowling Green, New York u W MOSS,
Us PennsyiyaIis avenue; j. W. B0TELER son, 923
PrnnsylvAnia avenue, Agents for
ap29 Washington ID C
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4 NHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE COUNTRY
PIKE KNoWN AS The "LXUER PLACE,
ABOUT HALFWAY BETWEEN WASHINGTON
AND BLADENSBURG.
Under decree of Supreme Court. District Of Co.Nsa
lumba, in equity cause No. g. 799 Bernard Geiertfa
against Gregor Lauer ct al. we viii sell at public
auction. in front of the premises, FRIDAY MAY
TWENTY THIRD, 1884. at FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ, all
that part OF tract of land in the District Of Columbia
sailed "Haddochs Hills lying on the east side Of the
Washington and Bladensburg turnpike road, and begin
ping for the at stone east side of said road
also corner OF lot IN the division VI
Hills and Enclosure" and running thence north with
the line Of said road degrees east 46 perches the
center of branch thence with the center branch
south 50 degrees east II perches thence south de-
east Is perches thence south IA degrees east ION
perche thence south O. degrees west perches to the
Is improved by brick dwelling, slaughter house ice.
hcuse. stable &C. well arranged the residence and
busiIl. q butcher
Terms: Onefourth cash, balance in sx. twelve, and
eighteen months with interest from day Of sale six
cent per annum, all cash. desired @l5O deposit
required Conveyancng at purchasers cost aud terms
to be complied with in ten days
FRANCIS MILLER,
400 Louisiana avenue. rrr,,.o.
JOB BARNARD. AruAlees
4l2 5th street n. W.
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts. my12-m, wf&ds
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TOMORROW,
WEEKS h CO.. Auct,oneers.

WEEKS CO.. Auct,oneers
LARGE SALE or CLOTHING. &c. THE OWNER
ABOUT CHANGING HIS BuSINr SIS, WILL SELL
WITHOUT RESERVE HIS ENTIRE STOCK con-
TAIMED IN STORE No 9o7 D STREET NORTH
NV I o M uISESRaf M1 H ING TWENIIETa
The S STICK WILL BE FOUND A GENERAL AS
sORTMENT OF MEMS FURNISHINGS, UNDER
WEAR, TRUNKS, YAL1sEs, &C. ABOUT 300
PAtM, NEW AND sECQND DIAN PANTS 259
CLOTHING, Sc, ALL IN FIRST RATE CONDI-
TlON. HATS. BOOTS AND SHOES. LOT WATCH.
ALL OF WHICH MUST BE CLOSED OUT
TRADE INVITED, AS THEY WILL BE SOLD IN
LUIS. myl6-f,sm
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TeleEraphtc Briefs.

Mr. James Russell Lowell, the American minister
at London, will preside at the banquet which is to
inst
The grand national division OF the railroaders'
brotherhood commenced their 10th annual conven-
ton at Reading, Pa, to-day. They will remain In
session three DAYS
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Nominations To-Day.
The President sent the following nominations e
the Senate to-day:
Postmasters-John w.Raborn, at Union Springs
Ala; Shelby Sexton, at North Manchester, Ind
Thomas H. Daily, at New Lisbon, Ohio. Lammor
E. Sampson, at Tacoma, Washington territory; Lit
Teton s Crum, at Oswego, KS
A certificate OF Incorporation has been filed In the
recorder OF deeds of1ice by the National club The
object is literary and mutual improvement, the
The 1ncorporators are Chauncey j. Reed. Joseph +.
Lucas, Chas. NJ Alexander, Ellery j. Burt and RAN
dali Parsons. DDS.
Moses Daniels, William Hartley and Joseph
Keys, arrested by Detectives RAN and Carter
charged with being unlicensed commercial agents,
LETT collateral for their anpearance to-morrnM.