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The TRANSPORTATION.
REPORTS READY TO BE CONSIDERED By THE GENERAL
CoMMITTgE To- NIGHT.


coMATrTER TO NIGHT.
The Inauguration committee VIII have its head
quarters In The rooms OF the democratic congress
sional committee. f street, between 18th and
1ith streets. The rooms viii be open now every
day until the Inauguration and Mr. Dorsey a aOetf
who has been deputed by Mr. Berret, the chair
man, To act as his secretary. VIII be In charge OF
the headquarters and 0e present all the time. The
nngton. The two special committees, appointed
luesday night to' prepare lists OF sub
committees commit and 70 devise rules and resu.
committees have completed their reports SO there
Will be no delay. As stated In TIE STAR yester-
day, the special committee on sub-commItiees OF
which Chairman BeTret. OF the general commit
tee, Is Chairman, viii report eleven sub-commlt-
tees, comprising in all about 400 members. '.There
may be o,her sub-committees appointed" Mt. Ber-
ret said to-day AZ occasions arise. but the CON-
mlttee would report only eleven tonight The
SUD- suooco Pm he said. might have made mis-
To nave been omitted, and putting In Others who
ought not 10 b., but II had done lts as care
1uly as posSible." This work having been COM
pleed, the general committee could be said now 20
''get down 10 work" One important matter which
ne Thought would be considered tonight was the
place for holding the Inaugural ball
ORGANIZATIONS WHICH ARE COMING TO WASHING.
TON.
Ex-Gov. Hartranft, Col. Hessinger and Col Asa
Goddard, representing the PENNSYLVANIA National
Guard, who were In the city yesterday had an In
terview with General Sheridan this morning and
made arrangements for the presence or the PENN
sylvania troops In the Inauguration parade.
The Democratic Americas club, Of Philadelphia,
Is making most elaborate ARRANGEMENTS for PARTED.
patton ia the inaugural ceremonies Some weeks
ago lt was officialy announced by the directors
ana President George MCGOWAN that the cost of
the trip would be SO per head. This, the Phila-
oelphia Press SAYS includes the privileges OF a
pace on special train, the hotel bill for three
days at Wizards, a'handsorae overcoat OF rich
and costly material latest style, well and Ca shion-
bly, made" pair OF kid gloves, a black SIX hat
an Imported SILK scarf, half dozen linen collars
rich SILK badge aud button-hOle bouquet.
Chairman Berret, OF the general committee. has
already received many communications respecting
the inaugural ceremonies committee or gentle
men from Buffalo called upon him to-day. They
accommodation OF 800 OF Presdent-elect Cleve-
lands fehow-townsmen, who are coming TO take
part In The ceremonies
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctioneers

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED pROprprv
FIONTING ON STREET NORTHWEST At
AUCTION "a
Gath. A. D.ls5o and duly recorded in Liber no -
~, folio 49, one OF the land records for .iHW
by direction OF the Earty secured thereby sell
DECE MBEk TWENTY-SECOND A. D. 1884 Mt F01TIt:
O'CLOCK NJ, the following descr. bed real estate
situate in the city of Washington District of lrma
70 WIT Heeinnne for the same sixty -four 4 feet vest
from the northeast corner of square of SQUARE five
hunureft ara nine t509) and running theme. SOM
eighty Sso tees thence vest thirteen feet nine and
tare inches ll394); thence norhwestwardly
nDin thence east sixteen feet 6) to place of Begin
Mmg, together With ali the mprov ements In. reon
Terms OF sale: The amount of Indebtedness seer.
hy TINS deed OF trust unpaid with the expense c sla
III cash ana the balance at ak twelve and ehtan''
months for which the notss OF the purchaser bearing
f nst on the property hall he taken 1do uee %
500 shall be required Of the plirchas At The ta ~
the purchaser. - ~ soo cAiFhse OF
ms eodxds IFROY NJ r.vy IN rc
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TOMORROW.

GREAT HOLIDAY SALE OF UNREDEEMED
" PLEDGES
will sell for r. Selinger 1877 7th street northwest
commencing SATURDAY. NOVEMBER TWENTY
MN TIL, at siIALF-PASr SEVEN p NJ, and will con-
unue till DECEMBER TWENTY-FIVE, EVERY
EVENING, at HALF PAST SEVEN Pm.
This sale will consist of large line of Diamonds
LADIES' and 6ientemen's Gold Silver Brass and Nickel
Plated Charms and Lockets Earl rings, Lace Pms
Bracelets Gold and Patel Neck Chains and very large
variety Of Plain Gold and Set Rings In fact the
largest varieties of Jewery ever offered at auction
Opera Glasses, large assortment of fine Coaks and
GeEt's Custom-m Clothing, Albums Books Bibles
Drawing Instruments, &c
Remember IL is to the advantage of every purchaser
to attend this great holiday sale before making their
selections of Xmas presents in the jyery line else
where Goods sold Without reserve
\. B.-Parties holding tickets which the time has
expired please. take notice.
F. SELINGER,
1877 It'll street northwest.
WEEKS CO. Auctioneers dl8-6t
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lie Droit Building; ,
ARTHUR A. BIRNEY. !
45S Louisiana avenue.
(,HARLEs ". HANDY. Real Estate Agent

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN THE WEST
NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia. III equity No. 9l23 in "a
which Amy f. Ballnan and others complain t-1
ants and Amy Z. Seal and others defendarts will
or Tor sale at publ auct IN front of the D. eInise
on wEDNE DAY, DECEMBhR TWENTY-FOUKTH.
numbered five t5). in square numbered one bundrei
and twenty seven u2D according to Davidsons sub
DIVISION o. said square. in he city Of Washinrton d q
the said part of lot fronting TWEEN yve (25 feet ami
nine 90 inches on street and running back with that
With one HUNDRED and forty-ni 149) feet six tf1
inches to an alley twenty t20) feet wide and contain
thr thousand eight hundred and forty. nine = io
t3S49 IT'D square feet, less The lot ia i'm
proved BY subst initial brick iwelling.
Terms: One fourth cash; residue in canal insf.n
ents in two and three years from das OF sale To-
purchaser to give his proissory notes the eferre
payments, bearing interest at the rate # six ) peY
per annurn. payable semi annually. and secured bv =
deed Of trust upon the property sold down at tm
OF sale. Conveyancing at expense of purchaser
DUNCANsON BROS. Aucts. a iiPPusiies
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MO CURE NO PAY-wHITFBURSrs CEDAR
~ BALSAM Is warranted To cure Coughs. Colds.
Group Throat ard Luns Diseases. sc six drops dosa
Try IL IL not satisfied the empty lie get
your money back Sold by all Druggists nl4-f tn tl3n
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I'd Edition.
Latest T&legrans to The Star.
Minister Lowell,s Successor.

Minister Lowell,s Successor.
AN xNGLIsH PAPER SAYS REV. HENRY WARD
BEECHER WILL BIZ TIE NAN.
LONDON, December 1.-THE Pail Mall Gazette
publishes under reserve statement from q swell
informed American correspondent 70 the effect
cessor OF Mr. James Russell Lowell as American
minister at the Court OF ST. James
Sir John MacDonald Against Amen.
alton.
TORONTO, ONT, December 1s-In q speech last
night Sir John Macdonald appeared to favor an i'm
aaaS s Se.%sen Engand Canada and
manage her own affairs, but the alliance 70 be q
sort or police to keep the peace OF the world and
TO league together for onense or defense In time
powerful in the world. He was opposed to inde-
pendence 1--WE could not keep 1t up,n be said
ana as for annexation II would be lost In the
neighooring union, whereas 1t was only BY there
being more than one power In North America, and
by competition in the government that we could
prevent the continent from "becomng like China
Coolest Weather i'm Virginia for Ten
PETERSBURG, VA, December IA carefully kept
record shows the weather to-day to be the coolest
experienced here for ten years. ATT O'Clock this
morning the thermometer registered IS degrees
ROugh Voyage Of An Ocean Steamer.
LONDON, December lathe steamer Oxenholme
from New York December 7th for Liverpool, has
arrived at Queenstown. She experienced terrific
weather, and was for time on her beam ends. She
lost many head OF cattle. A later dispatch from
Queenstown says the OXenholme came into harbor
On her beam ends and still remains In that posi-.
tion Heads and legs OF dead and living cattle can
be seen prOtrudtng through the cattle pens and
hanging over the side OF the vessel The upper
deck OF the steamer is confused mass OF dead and
living cattle. Many carcaSSeS were thrown over
board and have been washed ashore
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ScBoo1. Su,rs.
ScHoon Su1rs

School Su1rs ScHoon Smrs
Chds suits ares TO L. short pants a. So So Is M
an School suits sse II to I! long pant: q $3.50
ward, Boys Single Pants 81. SL2a $50 upwaria
ShiIds khee iants aye 20 II Soc &c., 75c 81 Chds
soiid sShoo. Shes nom 81 up. Boys school Hsts
IRON VIC and S9c Up Good Womens solid But, Shoe
~ !. w. 6ElBX
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Unsuitable HOmlcido,
From the Philadelphia Press.
"0h, the sn-"
Notice OF funeral hereafter.

Gov. Hoady, OF Ohio, has refused 20 send two
companies OF troops 10 the Hooking valley, as re-
Quested by the sheriff OF Athens county. saying
that he thought the local authorities could meet
any emergency
The Grand Duchess Sergius, OF Russia, has asked
the car to coBcede her divorce from the grand
duke on the ground that the latter continues 70
maintain his mistress.
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Auo,,oueers

No 6I3 SHEER NnR sn MEAL ESTATE
BY virtue Of certain deed OF trust dated March -.
30tn d.. 1883 aud duly recorded in fSher NJ iT:3a
She Distyet o. Colamb a and at the request OF the
H. an, ,iS n s sec9rsd thcce6y viii sell at pub
!. fSuh Scink PAY nEcEMaEK 4 B. ISL
real estate situate y Of wSshinsen Dssrss
iand ana 10 W. An that certain piece or parcel 81
ia suu 2isIaseA Known aud distinguished as and
aa n' o. icy hundred and
son iot fartello's subdivision Of snbdyi-
thereon. "NsD 'oo "oP1oVe1nents
IsIms Of slo One third cash, balance IN three ecr
.aser date pSysss in six twelve and
On property sold De given for deferred nav
.rcanS Ur az cash option Of purchaser All conrey
2. time Of sale II Terms Of sale s not
Mn wnan seven days4rom date Of So the
ataS ""'esaseaaehs IN the evening
a,a.. h hRRAAIINARp a wARNER.e r.,.....
o&4eo HENRY K W1LLARh IfosfeeA
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(,EaSCERT SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
y KNOWN As pa r STREET NORTHNEST

('HANCERT SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY.
~ kNO"S ~ pa X STREET NORTHWEST.
By rtue - decree of the Supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia Passed on the 18th of Novem. 9
Der. le5A H. equity cause No 9l07. wherein Henry A
Eetter II complainant ard John buchanan ct al are
deiendan,s. Will offer for sale at PUBLIC auction in
front OF the premises. on WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER
IHIRTY-FiRSr. 1885,. at HALF PAST THREE
OCiyOC n NJ. part o: Lot nineteen (l9l in square
numbered five hundred and t55I) In Washing
ton. District OF Columbia hepniDg at tue northeast
corner OF said lot and running thence west along r
stee y Feet 10 inches thence south 100 thence
east II feet 10 inches north l20 feet to begin
Eng W.; perpetual use Of alley 10 feet wide In
said lot improved by two-story frame dwelling and
frame stable.
Terms One fourth cash, balance IN ak twelve and
eighteen months from day Of SALE all cash ut opt
OF purchaser whole To bear interest from day Of sale
On property sold deposit of $loO REQUIRED at time of
Sale IL terms are not complied with in ten
days Tue trustee reserves right to resell rick and
COS, OF desul''ng purchaser after ve days notice IN
Evening Star Conyeyancin- and recording pur-
chaSers cost JAMES II SAvIiIE Trustee
$40 street northwest
dls. 10. 20. p q. - 26 q 1880
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MAR RGED.

MAY-LYON-On December {, 1884 st Memorial p
Church. Baltimore Md. by the Rev. VIM N. Dame,
ERNEST n. MAY. of Washington. d. @. and JENNIE
Med. LYON. of Baltimore.
OIoNNELL-BARkETT, June Z. 1884, THOMAS
O'D0SNELL to ANNIE BARRETT, both OF Washing
ton. by Father 0kane. as 81 Marys church. Aezan-
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THoMAs BOWLING. auctopeer

SALE OF POTTERY FROM THE MATT MORGAN
ART POTTERY CONPAN.
BEG LEAVE TO CALL THE ATTENTION OF
THE RESIDENTS OF WASHINGTON AND vICIN-
lily TO THE SALE OF CHOICE COLLECTION OF
THE NJ UT MORGAN ART POTTERY To BE SOLD
AT PUBLIC AUCTION AT MY ART ROOMS. nth
AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. on TUESDAY
AND wEDNESD ". DECEMBER TwENTY-THIRD
AND TWENTY-FOURTH, AT ELEVEN A. NJ AND
THREE p ~ EACH DAY
THE LIST WILL INCLUDE A VARIETY OF BOTH
OENAIENTAI. AND useful. AkT Giles SUIT
ABLE FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. SUCH AS
VASES, JEWEL BOXES. UNI RELLA STANDS.
MOORISH VASES. CALICHES. CUSPADORES. ETc.
JAPANESE PITCHERS, COLOGNE BOTTLES, TEA
PTS. Sc, ALI. MADE OF NATIVE OHIO CL4YS
RICHLY DECORATED IN UNDERGDAZE. SUR
PASSING IN BEAUTY AND FINISH THE FINEST
FRENCH LEMOGE.
This Ii collection Of goods will De on view on Mon
di6-et THOMAS BOWLING Aucts.
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HOOm /. Webster Law Bilildin
DUNCANSDN BROS, AuctS. dlT-dS


WALTER b. WILLIAMS 4 CO.. Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
kEAI. ESTATE ON SEVENTH STREET ABOVE
BOUNDARY.
BY virtue of deed of trust from John r Buck a.,
holtz and wife, dated March 3, 1877 AM recorded "a:
in iiber $50 folio 1856. Of the land records Of the LIN
District OF Columbia and also of decree of the Su-
reine Court OF said District passed September l5 1884
In equity cause No 9O13, substituting Arthur Br
ney az trustee IN place OF Andrew Lanson will sell
at pubic auct on, IN front of the premises on TUES
DAY. the IWENTY-THfRD DAY OF DECEMRE,R
1884 at HAIF-PAST THREE O'CLOCK P. NJ. ali Of
lot ~ In j. Haw's subdivision of Mount Pleasant
excepting only the south four feet front 18th street
road by 10 feet in depth Said property has frontage
o. 20 feet inches on tn street road oy depth Of 24l
40 feet inches and adjoins the stables of the Metro
y eii.an nanWsy Conpa The improvements consist
Terms Of sale: One fourth cash. of which 1900 must
be paid at time Of SALE and the balance equal paw
nents in one two and three years with interest de-
ferred payments to be secured by deed Of trust on the
property sold AZ conveyancing and recording at cost
OF purchaser 1t terms of sale not Complied with
ia ten days the property will be resold at the cost and
risk OF the purchaser. 1850
A. /. BARBER
dig 456 Louisiana avenue. J
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VNRUsTEES SALE OF FARM NEAR BFNNING's.
Il CONTAINING 2303 ACRES md IMPROVED
BY COMFORTABLE FRAME DWELLING,
BARN. &C.
By virtue Of deed Of trust recorded in Iiber No a.
1s2 folio l ct one of the land records Of the 3
District OF Columbia we viii sell the premises 1
SATURDAY, TWENTIETH DAY OF DECEMBER A D.
1884 at THREE O'CLOCK PM, the following real estate
situate IN the county of Washington District Of Column
ba and rarity III the county of Prince Georges the
state OF Maryland Beginning at the end of the third
line OF lot numbered nineteen in the subdivision of
Bayleys the east side of the county road
formerly called Benning road and thence by present
bearing of compass south $40 east eighty
90 west eight-Sc perches So perches to the
end of the 10th line of the aforesaid lot the east side
OF the said road thence said road north 1870 east IL
Perches north 1919 west IL perches north z7Ao west
perche north west 10 perches the place Of
ginning containing twenty three % acress Of land
more or less being parts Of tracts called Bayeys pur-
chase and Stoney Hill
Terms: One fourth cash: balance in one, two and
three notes bear interest six per cent rr
annum payable semi annually, and to be secured by
deed OF Trust on premises or ell cash. at option of pur-
chaser & nveyancne. &c, at purchasers cost Terms
to be complied with in five days. otherwise resale at
rlsk aud cost Of dc;aung purchaser after five DAYS
public notice OF such resale in some newspaper pub
bshedn Washington. d. G.. deposit Of 800 required
at sale
CHARLES W DARR
JOHN b. GOULD. Trustees
JAM s w RATCLIFFE}
DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts. dl5-5t
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T'HoMAs BOWLING. AuctiOneer.
JOHN SHERMAN & CO,
Real Estate Agents
No. 927 street northwest

W S<t street northwest
CHASCERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE FRONTING
On FIRST STREET WEST, AND ON DELAWARE
AVENUE SOUTH, AND SITUATED BETWEEN d
AID STREETs SOUTH AND IMPROVED BY
TW0-STJtY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
Known AS NO. AL FIRST STREET SOUTH
WLST.
BY virtue of decree passed the 26th day of "a
November loSi III the Cause If Elizabeth A. Jones'
complainant. james II. Jones' defendant mum S1
tr, siIl. Equity pocke. ~ in the Suprene>Court OF
thu Distrc. OF oiumbi.. shall. on SATURDAY.
The TWENTIETH DAY OF DECEMBER 1884,, Ar
or LOCK u, in front of the premiseso offer for
sale az pubic aus Ion the following real estate wit:
All that pee or Iarcel Of GROUND and premises lying
a Being IN the city of Washington and District of Co.
iiIba aforesaid and known and described as sub-di-
vision lots q and L. III ". b. ToddPs sub. division of
part Of orig nal lot nTmber red ID and the whole of
lots numb red TWO CD aud three t3 in square num-
bered six hy!nl~td and thirty eight t633).
Terms Onetl rl cash the balance at sir and twelve
months WITH interest ct six per cent, and secured by
ded oi t9t upon The property sold all cash. at the
OPTION CT th@ purchaser depoSit &T5 will be re-
qure az the time # sale If the terms OF sale are not
Implied with within days the trustees reserve
tn rZt 10 rsse ~ the risk and Of the efaultp9
purchaser. AL eYsncing at the cost of the Ur.
chaser. W h. DUHAMEI..
30 Louisiana avenue, [ r.
ANDREW A. LIPSCOMB. Afustees-
dl0-eo&ds J2l ~ street
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THE CABINET MERuSG.-All the members of the
cabinet, except Secretary Teller and Postmaster
General Hatton, were present at the cabinet meet
inc f0-day
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Dcafh of Rev. E. 8. G,regorr.

PRESIDENT McCosH, OF Princeton college, accom-.
panied by Mr. Alex. Porter Morse, called upon the
President to-day.
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MEMS. BoYs' AND
CHILDREN,a

We cater to particularpeo-
PIE. The more particular
they are the more certain we
feel of our ability to serve
them.
Our stock xt present =
superabundant,
Nosuch Goods shown any
where. Every Garment
equal to the best, and some
Superior to Ordered Work,
and price6 Is per cent len
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THE WORK OF CONSTRUCTING the west wing OF
the state, War and Navy department building has
been suspended for the winter.
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LYNcHBURG, Va, December 19.-Rev. e. s. Gre
cory, Well known throughout Virginia as a poet
and preacher. and formerly as a prominent Journ-
alist, died this morning
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LADIES SEAL SAcqurs
FUR-LINED CIRCULARS
SATIN LINED CIRCULARS
BEAVER CAPES AND MUFFa
FUR TRIMMING
CARRIAGE ROBES
FUR GLOVES
| SEAL CAPS
LADIES AND cHILDRENs fuRa
VENTS DRESS SILK HATS
S. Sc s.
| FASHIONABLE STIFF HATS
$3.50 90. $3.50. Ss. $780, g. $50
OPERA HATS
BOYS HATS AND CAPS
JAMES AND UMBRELLAS.
we oner the balance Of Satin and Fur-ined CIR
| CULARS at cost.
JAMES Y. DAVIS SONS,
n1o-lm 62l Pennsylvanis Avenue
CIR THn Brar.
THE CONCORD HARNESS.
THE CONCORD COLLAR.
Coupe. Carriage Roaa Team and rrpre,. u.-n- =,
al KINDS and description at Lowest Prices
Livery genuine CONCORD HARNESSis stamped with
makers lame and Trademark
l&7peansylyaris Avenue
Adjoining National Hotel
"a HORSE BLANKETS and CARRIAGE RoBRsin
great variety 81 very low prieea ocf7
| FFSHE cEILULOID TRUSS: THAT NEVER BREAKs
4, nsssT weAxs ont always clean. and be WON
~h'ie bathing lstor sale az
cHAS. FISHERS
e2S 7th street northwest
MRS FISHER devotea her s&Ient0n t0 Che waats Of
Lady katronA mI
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FUNRUSrEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
l. REAL ESTATE. ON FOURTEENTH STREET

L real ESTATE. ON FOURTEENTH STREET
SOUTHWEST
BY virtue Of decree o: the Supreme Court of the IA
Disfrlct OF Columbia passed the 10Th day of LII
April D. 1894 in certain cause therein pending I'll
the same being equity cause No. 1854. L will sell, at
public auction, in front OF the premises on TUESDAY,
the THIkTIETH DAY of DECEMBER, AID. 1884 ut
HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK M. that part of lot
the Commissioners, of Dan'l Ragans estate, fronting
on 18th street 20 feet aud running back the said width
ments thereon
Terms OF sale: Cne-third of the purch money in
cash and the balance in two equal notes PAYABLE in e
and II months after day Of sale, bearing interest
per cent per annim: all the purchase mouey NAV
be paid in cash. at the option of tine purchaser The
title to the property sold will be withheld until all the
purchase money with interest is paid deposit of $50
will be required at the time of sale If terms of sale
are not compiled with within day after day OF
sale the Trustee reserves the right resell the prop
erty az the rsk and cost of the ieaul purchaser
AL conveyanclng at the cost OF tn, purchaser
WILLIAM W. BOAKMAN Trustee
. Room l. Webster Law Building
OONCANSON BROS., AuctS. dli-dGds
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CRIMINAL CoURT-Judge Tylie
To-day, Walter Bland, larceny from person;
motion In arrest overruled. George Brooks larceny;
appeal: sentenced 10 Jail for six months Felix a.
Anderson, embeZZlement; Oh hearing.
PROBATE CoURT-.Judoe Coz
To-day, estate OF Thersia Ebeling, deceased:
order admitting Will TO probate. Estate of w. W.
Scott; order TO make private sale Estate OF susan
Rcks will admitted To probate. VIII OF w. T.
Moran admitted 10 probate and A. NJ. Read quail
ined; bond 500. Estate OF c. Derevan rule 10 show
cause issued. VIII OF c. ID. Gilman nled and order
OF notification.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and3 p. m. prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
bY special Wire to Fl. H Dodge 539 18th street:
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RANGE cF THE TUERMoMErER-The Following
were the readings at the once or the chief signal
officer to-day: Am, 62: II A. N, l04 pm, laa
Maximum, 132. Minmum.6.I
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

FUTURE DAYS.
nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers
STOCK OF A JEWELFR.
DECLINING BUSlN SIS
CONSISTING OF
GOLD AND S11FLR WATCHES DIAMOND RINGS
AND PINS. PLAIN AND SEAL RINGS VAT II
CHAfc-S. CHARMS. I'M Ant NECKLACES FAR
RINGS. BRACELETS, PLATED WAKE CtTLE-
Rl. kEFOLNERs. &C. sc. BLING TIE STOCK
Or A DEALER DECLINING BUSINESS AND
REMOVED 10 OUR SALESROOMS FOR CON
SENIENCE OF SALE.
Al AUCTION
on MONDAY MoRNING, DECEMBER TWENTY
1ECOND. AT Ten O'CLOCK, " y WILL SELL.
WITHIN OUR SALESkOOMS. THE ABOVE STOCK
TF1@ SALE PRESENT AN EXCELLENT OPPOR-
TUNIT1 10 OBTAIN CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
dl8-T