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II was rumored at Trenton Y J. las, ric-ht rs
al republican caucus held yesterday afternoob is
was determined u try and cause Speaker stoDerp
expulsion ur Impeachment. IL IL sud the renui,ll-
cans Eouht on The support oi hag a dozen demo-
cratic mcnherS
dispatch from Matamoras Mexico SAYS that
the Rev. Father Deinazo Soto OF Concorda IN the
state OF Vera Cruz, has discovered the key 70 ne
Aztec writings.
duel with pistols was fought In Paris YESTERDAY
between VI. Niette, member OF the chamber OF dep
nteS and Vi. Gras, editor OF PROVINCIAL wspalgsr
Neither was wounded.
The American Lumber company ~ Toronto Ont
nave assigned The Liabilities VIII reach g. CO.,
half OF which Is secured.
MI. sam Medarg, who lately resigned as par-
master OF the Cincinnati. Hamilton and Davt6n
railroad, Is reported 10 Ice deraulter 10 the exfant
OF $4,000, mostly lost al faro.
The discovery OF tin At Kings mountain CleFe-
land county, y. e.. has been announced This "a
~ 10 he the nrst discovery " this mineral In the
United states
young man Of 10, named Conner was arrested
In Detroit last night, who confessed having rifed
SeV IasseIs Within six months IN order u acouiAI-
late sufficient none, 20 marry
NJ a meeting II 400 socialists on the Rouley ara
Menllmontant, IN Paris yesterday a resolution VAS
adopted declaring revolution the only means az
ending the labor crisis
The democratic caucus or the Virginia leg1slatgrp
leSi evening nominated Nm. Gordon Robertson TOR
Judge of the corporation court or Roanoke CITY and
Mn T. Lipscomb county Judge OF Prince William
Mr. John Riley. soldier OF the war OF 1919 dsed
tihhlaN evening At his rASdenra, near RrurptoN n
Frederick co, Va, aged lN wears and DAYS
me New jersey senate passed a stringent cirtl
clause in the viii OF millionaire offered for
Pr,Oate In Rochester, y. Y. makes "A hequtSt 10 She
eldest son OF the testatOr contingent upnn his also
Lutte abandonment Of his vile
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and closing prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to H. H. Dodge $50 18th street,
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Capitol Topics.

The House committee on pensions agreed to-day
to report a bill to give Gen Ward Burnett pen
sion OF 800 month.
4 committee OF temperance people, consisting OF
D. w. Faunce, Clara L. Roach, B. IL. Warner, u. A.
Hall and S. r. Cox, appeared before the House Dis
trict committee to-day to ask for amendments to
the PROPOSED license bill.
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Incorporated in 1868 for twenty years by the Leg
isiaur tor Educational and Charitable puroees-with
.AIlal 81 81 GOO ITO which reserve fund OF over
: ,1''taN has since been added.
bS al overwhelming popular vote its franchise was
dde part OF the present State Constitution adopted
D,s"fIlt.r ii, 4. ID. l-1I
re only L1f.rB sJer u0ted and endorsed bT the
fe"ite of GuH Stufe.
~ H"rsr scGies postfon<s
monthly ' '
TINE ~ WIN N OA'
oS SEtGr9ND GRAND DRAINING, CLASS B. AT NEW
O.b-.~@NS' II tHDAf, FEBRUARY II, 1854
loTK MONTHLY DRAWING
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000
10000 Tickets at S5 each Fractions in fftbs in pro
PORTION
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WEST POINT MERIT RoLI.-The general merit
roll OF the fourth class corps OF Cadets at West
Point military academy shows that T. r. Str,unk
dcTs. 81 Maryland, No. Q; John Hanks Alexandef
colOr'-d OF Ohio stands No. .; Ellwood w. Evans.
OF MARY Land, stands No. il, and James G. Bourxa
OF Maryland, No. b. OF the Virginia cadets Writ
Robinson stands No 10. Robert @. Parton, No l6
and j. A. Hartman, NJ. 90
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WAR RrRn-

PLEURrsY PANS and all RsthmaJic and bronchial
affections are relieved by that certain remedy
iUr coug Us and colds, Dr. Jayne's EXpectorant-
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INHOS j. FISHER CO., keai Estate Auctioneers
fxEGTTqRf ,u ASp rTRuSTEEs SALE OF VAL
STORE AND pWELL1NG. No. i2l4 1Hs sTKEE +
NORTHWEST.
BY direction Of the will of the late Bushrod W *,
Reed. dated LIST August, D. 1870 and recorded in fI
Register OF Wills office for District OF Columbia in ka
Wills le folio 1893 the period provided by the said will
having arrived will sell public auction in front of
the premises, FRIDAY, THE FIRST DAY OF FEB
RUARi, d 1884. AT FOUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK PM.
as surviving Executor and Trustee, Lot numbered
square numbered two hundred and ninety t29O front
ing twenty Eight t2e) feet north street with
depth OF hundred and fifty lime 59 feet to thirty
GOD foot alley and containing ASP square feet Of
ground ~ Va
This lot is improved by four-story brick house
brick 'front.' with forstory brick back buildng
contains about twenty-five rooms with store and eel
lar Heated by furnace; water-tank house. Was
lately OCCUPIED by the government annual rental
of $4,000 This property offers induoement seldom
met by those destrous of making investments in bust
ness property Title perfect
Terms OF SALE One-thjrd of the purchase money in
cash. ana the residue III two equal payments ut six l
ana twelve 12) months from day Of sale with interest
at SIX 90 per centun annuu payable -annlaly
and secured BY deed of trust the property sold or
cash at option of purchaser If of sale are not
executor reserves the right to resell risk and cost OF
deiauitns purchaser. deposit of $500 Will be re-
quired When bid is accepted AL conyeyancing and re-.
corG1ng at purchasers cost
RICHARD H. W. REED.
Surviving Executor and Trustee Estate Of
,,o, - Bushrod ". Reed
THOs. J. FISHER CO.. Auctioneers. ja24-dtds
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WHAT THE MARYLAND oYsTERMEs wAw-Tm
oNSterlnen and other citizens OF St Michael's DIS
trict, Talbot county, Md, circulating petition
To Jlie legislature Of the state asking for the r0Ieni
OF That section Of the law regulating the line
during which oysters shall be caught and sold he
petition asks that the time for catching oysters I've
extended 10 the LIST OF June; also that closed sea-
son be made from June % September I, during
which time IL shall be unlawful " catch oysteruain
quantity and for any purpose.
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HARRISBURG. PA, Jan. SO-The death warrants
OF Jesse Carter and George Jones' OF Allegheny
county, were signed by the governor to-day. The
executions viii take place On Thursday, April Sd.
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THE SUB MARINE CABIs COMMUNICATIONS OF
Incorporation OF the Merchants telegraph and "a
hle company were filed In New York Yesterday
he INES OF The company are 10 extend from NV
York 10 Sandy Hook, to Brooklyn. thence 10 the
s"ull shofe uI Long Island and ACROSS the AtaIltc
ocean 10 the coast OF Great Britain and 10 fne
COASTS or France and Germany. The capital stock
i hNed at sl3Hposl, hut provision In made for its
Increase 10 sum not la exceed Ga, CO., Opl Among
The corporators OF the company are Thomas =
James, Mathew. u. Borden, Edward A. Quintard.
naNid bingham, Edwin X. Liyermore and Hehry
W. o. EiNe.
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(NHANCERY SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
X fROPFRTY, Nos go AND 40 NJ STREET



ny virtue of decree of the Supreme Court Of theAa
District of Columbia passed the 31st day Of Deceln End
her 4. d 1883 i'll Equity No 1857. Doc. %. A
wherein William Duvall is complain Ant and Ann Duva
Mitchell & al. detendalts the undersigned,
Trustee VIII sell at public auction in front Of the
prelGis respectively. The follow real
the City Washington, District OF
lCuh'a tO
ON WEDNESDAY, JANUARY THIRTIETH 1884 at
FOUR O'CLOCK P ii part lot numbered fourteen "a
in numbered four hundred aud forty nine (449)
bounded a. follows: BEGINNING the of alley
forming the eastern boundary Of said Lot and (O>
feet vest from line of SAID original Lot numbered
fourteen fl4i running thence fifteen u5) feet:
thence south hundred (U fee- thence east fifteen
40 feet. thence north hundred $50 feet to the
beginning improved by two-story Frslne Dwelling
No $50 NJ stI eet northwe
Also IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE ABOVE SALE,
Lot letterPd E. Hardness recorded subdivision
square numbered five hundred and fourteen (54 front.
ing twenty and half 600 feet VI street north
west by depth of hundred 100 feet improved by
twostory frame with onestory brick back building,
No 40 NJ street northwest.
Terms of sale prescribed by the decree One-third
of the purchase money in CASH and the remainder in
two equal 1stalments payable in and two years,
with per cent interest from day Of sale, for which
shall be given secured b. deed of trust upon the
property sold. deposit Of 800 shall be pa down
acceptance of bid each rarce TO be forfeited
compliance with terms of sale within ten days All con-
veyancing at csst Of EurGh ser purchasers.
WILLIAM q. GREEN, Trustee,
Second Comptrollers Office,
U. 5. Treasury Department
j. T. COLDWELL. Aucc1oneer. jsls-dts
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WALKER'S 2O4 10Th STREET NORTHWEST
w CARPET Lining Felt, Shoemakers Anti squeak Port
land and X. Top Clements Lime. Plaster. Pitch, Felt,
HAIR. Crooks. Tar. Tins. &c. 3alA
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WHAT Mr. GOULD THINKS oP THE h. & O. TRIn-
GRAPH ExTESsloS.-Mr. JAY Gould, In an Interview
Yesterday, said the new acquisition or the Balri-
more and Ohio would have no effect whatever uson
the Western Union. He knew that the line frs,m
BInalo 70 Chicago over the Nickel Pate line isas
NOT paid expenses; the expense OF the supeIan.
tcnceIl uftice al Buffalo scarcely covered nv
the receipts lie unierstood also that there ara
questions OF mortgages and egu points surrouhd-
Ing the line from BuHaO 10 Chicago which by no
means render the title clear
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lyG. Prizes, amounting to 2265 500
Application for to Clubs should he made only
t. tie Office of the Company In New Orleans
further information write clearly giving full
Make Z. %. Money Orders payable and address
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
NEW ORLEANS, LA
Postal notes ana ordinary letters by mail or expresa
sums and upwards by express expense)
II. A. DAUPHIN
lllc % 70 3Of2eS9 NEW ORLEANS La
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.


RosToN .HOT,,HousE CUCUMBERs.
- " TOMATOES
LETTUCE
Philadelphia Capons
Chickens and TurkeyA
Sweet Breads.
Roast Beef.
SusQuehanna Canvas-bac Ducks
Red Head Ducks.
Diamond Back Terrapin,
At PALACE MARKET. Corner l4th street and
New York avenue
d21 FRANK J TIBRETs
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1NHE ATTACK OF CERTAIN OLD LINE JOIJRN AT q
upon the Mutual Reserve Fund Lie Association was

FVNHE ATTACK OF CERTAIN OLD LINE JOURNALS
Il upon the Mutual Reserve Fund Lie Association was
intended to utterly ruin its business but 1t seems to
have had the opposite effect for single day last
month applications received for s25OOOO insur
ance. Assessment No 10. Just collected brought in
$4,000 The fund exceeds 800 COO which
being invested in s. Bonds by the trustee the Cen
trial Trust Company of New York The Association COM
pleed its third in October and has already written
l650certihcates covering $40 600 of insurance The
admission fee and years dues advance are $50 ON
sc, COO. and $50 $1,000 The annual dues for ex.
penses g. for each 81 coo of the certificate The a.
sessments for death claims age o. 81 on each
81 600 Of the certcste at "a 49, GA age
S. 25 c. 81 One fourth Of each assessment eoes
the fund protect the COMPANY aeainst
lapses and extra mortality. Come and Insure Ofics
l5Oy street
MI 1.Y. KNIGHT. General AGENT
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WRESTLING FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP.-The great
wrestling match between James Dufur, OF Boston,
champion OF the world, holding the belt, and J. II.
Mclaughlin, OF Detroit, came or In Detroit last
evening In the opera house Both men were In
splendid condition They wrestled collar and
elbow style, and both stood up well The first
round lasted but seven minutes and was won by
nine minutes. The final bout was won by Nc
Laughlin In ten minutea The match was very
SQuarely conducted
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TOHN r. KELLY,
- DEALER IN F1RsT-CLAss
BEEF, LAMB, VEAL, MUTTON, &c. CORNED BEEF
SPECIALITY
Stalls COS f29 and $50 Center Market 9th street wing
and POS and 2t,o Northern Liberty Market; address
Marketing delivered free of charge to all parts of tho
CITY, MARIA
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

TIVE L. ; MAIL LINE IL. N0kFOLk. FORTRESS
4 MONROE AND he SttTH
Tn popular STEAMER GEhIHTt LEtRY. leaves IFH
91REET WHARF every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY AMI
FRIDAY. al Stopping at lIney Point and Corn
deld Harbor each way.
Exclusive connect with Boston and PTOvidencs
sfeall.ers
Freight received daily until 30 pm
NN T. WHICH. Gen. Agent.
N-vL1RESS MONROE NORFOLK AND TIE
4 s..,r SOUTH ,~r uocr1rv
Far ~ cents Meals served en the European Plan
after October Is: Is-}
NONDAT WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY. at $50 m
POTOMAC RIVER I.ANDINGS-Sts=;uer1 F'lII
Ef,< Leaves MONDAY WEDNESDAY AMI Sal EDAG,
lam Fare >, cont Ior information apply at tIene
~ Office National Eirtr PCltaI Bank rl3 18th street
al boat. of stf street
Clio. L. PHILLIPS. ALFRED WOOD.
seq. super mt -uie,lt. Secretary
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Ex-Speaker James W. Husted. OF she
New York Legislature,

You did not to Florida for your cough and cold
you proposed:"
moi found the ozone and pine in four
Alcocks Porous Pasters two my back aud two
my chest was quickly cured; they proved perfect
shied against pneumonia. These plasters also cured
my son Of rheumatism in the shoulder, which for
months dehed medical skill. have found them very
quick to cure and absolutely painless In bruises no
external remedies can be more effective"
"Alcocks" is the only genuine Porous Plaster; buy
no other and you will not be cheated. ta2S-mwf3t
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BUY. SELL AND CARRY STOCKS. GRAIN AND
PROVISIONS ON MARGINS AND IN LOTS TO SUIT
CUSTOMERS AT REGULAR NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE AND CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
PRICES. The PUBLIC GENERALLY IS INVITED
10 EXAMINE THE FACILITIES OF THIS OF
FICE CONSTANT QUOTATIONS AND SPOT CASH
SETTLEMENTS. las
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She Married q Rich Old Man.
AND her YOUNG LOVER SHOT HER IN JEALOUS
FRENZY.

special to the N. Y. World from Paterson, N. j.,
says: "Patrick O'Hara Is on trial for shooting Mrs
Nellie Fullelove, with whom he formerly kent COM
pany. Mrs. FullelOve Is twenty years old and her
husband Is fully sixty. O'Hara was her former
lover, but her father and brothers, silk manufac-.
turers In Paterson opposed the courtship and Mrs.
Fullelove alleges, insisted on her marrying Fulle-
love, who was reputed to be pretty wealthy. Fue-
love became very jealous and followed her every
movement. On one occasion he gave her a thrash
ing for going out rowing with a young man and
his wife. This caused a separation, but the old
man finally cOaXed his wife back and promised 10
do better His Jealousy got the better OF him, and
he had her arrested on charge OF unfaithfulnesA
She was locked up in Jail, but the old man no
sooner saw her behind the bars than he wanted TO
release her by going her security This she refused
Some one else became her bail and she was
released.
On leaving the courthouse she was met by
O'Hara, and after taking a walk started for a
friends house. The two had a quarrel, O'Hara
endeavor1ng to get her to leave her aged husband,
which she refused TO do She left him and mounted
the high stOOp OF her friends house, and OHara,
who stood on the sidewalk, She alleges, drew a
revolver and shot her In the back. O'Hara was
arrested aud MIS-. FullelOve was taken to hOSp1-
tai where she fingered between life and death for
several months, finally recovering The bullet is
still In her body. Mrs FullelOve graphically told
the story OF the shooting in court. She is good
looking young English woman, but her long con-
finement In the hospital has served to emaciate
herr
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31ILN q CdEWNINH,
a29 $50 PENNSYLVANIA AvENrrp

jag $50 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
NHANcEEY SALE OF TWo.sTORY BRICK
" DMELL1NG AND STORE, NO 1l05 FOUR-ANa
HALF STREET SOUTHWEST
BY virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court of theH
district Columbia passed in No 696 doc sfEY
o. on the in day Of Deeembsr D. 1883 the 1a
f ha O. q tie S;sn.sss TfEs6A{ the T%EfFrA
FOuk O'CLOCK P NJ, ali those certain pieces par.
GELS OF land and premises situated the city of
lneton IN the District of Columbia, and known and
oes4nated on the plat plan of said city being
parts OF sub lots numbered twenty four and TWEEN
ty,hve (2o in square numbered five hundred and one
t5o) being the south eight feet front street with
That width deTth of seventy five feet of lot "a and
the north fifteen feet six inches front ~ street with
that Width depth of seventy-ve feet of lot D.
ether with the improvement consisting Of two
story brick dwelling with store room
Terms: One-fourth cash, balance in three equal in
stAlnens at six. twelve and eigl months from day
OF sale with interest secured by premises sold
Feed retained by Trustees until all the purchase money
shall nave been paid. deposit of 800 required at
time Of sale Terms to be complied with seven days
otewlse the Trustees reserve the right to resell
and cost OF defau ting purchaser after days public
notlce oil such resale in newspaper published in
WashngtoI, d. C. Conveyancing and recording ut pur.
chaser's cost
SIDNEY T. THOMAS,
~ and D SITS northwest | 1,t
CHAS. A. WALTER ( ArusteeS.
" 342 ID street northwest
DUNCANSOS BROS. Auot ioneers ta29-dSds
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TRUSTEES SALE
BY virtue off deed OF trust, dated April 18th ar
1874, and recorded i'll Lber 76S, folio 1866 and at ~
the written request of the party secured thereby -
! shall offer for sale on THURSDAY, FEBRUARY
SEVENTH, 1884, Al FOUR P NJ the east 80 feet inch
by the depth thereof Of Lot fourteen in square
Terms: Cash at time sale All conyeyancinp at cost
OF Purchaser II terms not complied with the prop
erty will be Immediately sold
THOMAS E. wAGGAMAN ' '
Real Estate Auctioneer ja28-d
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n ORTIZ GERMAN LLOYD
~ STzA1'sHIP LINE BETWEEN NFw YORK. HAvRg.
LONDON. SOU HAMPTON BREMEN.
re 81 aIir- OF tIs.conIauy will sal. EVERY WE'D
SF>tfAA AND SAT- R0AN from Br usCr. tcC. OF
p street Hotoken Rat II passage: From New York
IavTr. London SCuthaIl ton and Bremen first cabin.
Sac and 800. second cabin $50; seera.,e, lowest
1a,es cr tight or Passage apply 10 OEIR1CHS
&C. = ErrylI.E CrycI. New York. ". u MEiLLItUIT
Z 10 20 HISJ WANNA UOrtl Agents
hasiulZtcu- Jal2
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
y AND UNIMPROVED PROPERTY IN NORTH
Visit, NORTHEAST AND SOUTHWEST SEC

TONS OF The CITY.
BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of the "a
7G2 docket p will offer for sale at public -
We III ISM At On foGk ooiek
Lots - - and % in the subdivision Of square 5a5 said
81 ana AZ streets southwest
on the SANE DAY. AT FoUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK
original Lot s. square 47O. said lot being unin- owed
and situated on street. between 9Th and 9Th streets
On rd = EsnAT JANUARY TN Mt =; mt 1884
IN With IN aa d OF The Of rs s ~ nsh Of Lot
s s1 s i Ii Hsso SS !ass
VISION OF original Lots Is end l6 SQUARE 95s. improved
oS TaE sa%E Day FOUR f9RFS.F1vE
NJ sai oeE ho, IN HGssn and DC Cum
two-story Frame Houses one on the front. No. liz
Sc ssMF b n other Efar Ct s1S X
5 s sIz5 ss bs
~ Es ssrs THE ss a.
on 9s1 NORTH 2t fpSe
Franz House Nc Isl northwes Ss
oN Sk pay "A AZ hALT F. Pa 70 FGUK O'CLOCK
rhiander c. kileys subdivision Of square 235. The
r. St ss are ahd streets sna 15s ss
the remaining three of said lots improved by two.
oX SANE pay, AT QUARTER OF FIVE O'CLOCK
division ot part of square $50 improved by 10 ostory
Brick iGIIses. numbered from 2tO4 2022 9th street
northwest Inle iately thereafter shall sell Lots II,
- 80 and S4 III said sub division of square $780, stu
ated on Boundary street between 9th and 10th streets
n%P Wi ana q ~ r. , y thereafter re-
CroTge s. Balloch's subdivision of part square $50.
sad lets being uninproved, and situated follows:
Lots 80 10 ~. street. between 9Th and Vermont
northwest; lots As to 81. vermont avenue,
between U aud streets northwest, and ioI SO, Oh
street, between Boundary and Vermont avenue north
Nrst.
At such sales said property will be sold clear Of all in
Ct with paid TO date Of SALE except lots
-. 30 and 40 in VIM r. and P Rileys subdivision Of
square and lots i5 TO ST. both inclusive. Dallochs
subdivision Of part of square 360 which lots will be
sold subject deed OF trust dated September q, 1881,
and rgotded in Iber No 9S3 folio 2G1 ct seq Of the
Land Records of said District securing $4,000, with
interest at ~ per cent payable quarterly.
Terms as prescribed by decree: Onethird cash and
the balance equal instaments in six. twelve and
eighteen months from day of SALE for which notes ot
purchaser bearing interest from day Of sale and
10y deed Of trust upon property seld will be taktH or
entire purchase money may be paid cash option Of
purchaser A deposit of 800 will be required each
IL time OF sale and the must be complied with
eight from sale the property will be
resod al the RISK and of the defauln purchaser
AL cOnveyaucng and recording at pjI,, haser's cost
jal6- dSds THOS. f. WAGGAJlAN Trustee.
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A WORKMAN WHO SAYS THE SHAFT WAS CRruBIISc
ALL DAY sATURDAY-rRE NEGLECT TO s.rInBks
Up IN TnE.
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NOTICE 70 HoUsEKEEPERS.
GGcGG EEs RRR ZEE ssss
En- Err E En- ssss
9GcGG En- 3 EE pr ssss~
ssss TIT ZEE EERR + N \ eae
ssss T EErn 81 III IN 9 CO.
RE II IA nm NC CE
RRR EE l. II A A NNNC ER
4 RKEE LLLLHA An Mn Coo ZEE.
GGG 90 !. ODD FEE Nm
8 e e$ & : : BE- BE- EESSS
GGG 90 iLILDDb ZEE Nm
II II i " ~
HHH II L
H H II L L =.
H H II ILL ILL =
WILL ALWAYS MAKE BEAUTIFUL ROLLS.
BREAD AND BH3CUITS.
je1 WIN. NJ. GAIT l. co.
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{IUNAND LINE
NOTICE
LAM ROUTE
HHf CCS3ED STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED
BEIWEIN NEN 1OiK AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING Al CORK HARBOf.
IRON PIER 40. Nh. NEW YORK
BothIia " cd Jan. 30 .epha We'd. Feb, y.
Feyonla.-.-- Wee. Feb. 6 scv.a.....-. We'd Ma. Z.
tieli.a We'd. l-n. H. pavoI Lia..U Mar L.
Scy- W-i. Feb. - t1a.2ia We'd Mar 10
and FNEf.l WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORh
hate az IIssaseStt. $50 and 500 according to
ii-ogiatiCS.
Sterae very low rates Steera9e tickets from Iiv-
erlCol aid QueescOv; al other parts Europe
IA 1t RATE
1ErUgSn bills OF laden gwen for Belfast Glasgow
Hsv- Atwrri a'.t otiIer ports the Continent and
-CT y d,t--raIIesu ports
trs. aid ia~s=e aprly at Tire COnlrany's office
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The Insanity Plea Humbug.

INDIcTED-This Afternoon the grand jury re-
turned a bill OF Indictment against j. c. McCreaIy
for forgery.