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THE Greedy Relief reasures.
QUESTION SUBMITTED By rHE PRESIDENT 10 oO9.

The President to-day submitted 20 Congress TIRE
question aS 10 whether the government shall ofer
a reward Tor the recovery O. the Gre-alv parfy.
Both Secretaries lincoln and Chandler r,Acornueri-
81 - The President that n0 reward be offered as it
would he iladviSahle 10 ufrPr al incentive 10 rDsa
no. ilt prepared Ia risk their lives when the sUr-
eminent expedition Is thoroughly prepared and
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Trichinosis I'm Pennsylv.uta.

IATRobE, PA. March ls--A very strange case uf
l'Soihig has been brought TO the attention OF The
plbiiC near The Loyal Hanna coal-mnng shaft A
family balned ShUltheF- Germans consisting "a
husoand AID Vile ana two brothers, who formeriF
Resided IN Washington county, where they lost their
home and suffered severely by the recent ronis
were the victims IN this case In their iestiiutjof
theS secured some fresh pork, which the
ale srttdily without cooking, and with
no other condlment than salt THIS ot-
cured about three weeks ago. Ia the meantime,
tIty Removed 10 Loyal Hanna and the men r.,
NpIk Jew day passed. When they were lakea
III, aud symptoms ~ trtchinoslS set In Tie
woman, Mrs. Maria SHUTTERS, died and WAS bur1,s,l
yeSterday, and her husbands death Is hourly e,-
ftyltd- lie TWO bElrherS are gradually getting
" 'r-e and IN all probabilities viii die The case
has excited tie sympathy OF the citizens as Tho
f1lAlIy are IN very reduced circumStanc,-s
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Latest Foreign News by Gable.

THEY WON'T PAY FOR oSMAN's HEAD
LONDON. March lS-The Marquis OF Harrington,
war secretary, has received the text OF Admiral
heWetts proclamation Offering s1,000 reward for
Oslnan Digna head and has ordered il TO be with
Drawn Id the most Judicious manner possible. The
Marquis OF harrington stated this afternoon. in the
mouse or commons, that he had received dispatch
from Admiral Hewett explaining his reason issu-
ing the proclamation. He asserted that Osrnan had
Niied TWO or his messengers, and he, therefore,
considered the rebel Chief d murderer.
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The W. r.. Church Sa,,th.

PRoCEEDINGs or TIE CONFERENCE ~ BaITTNoKI
BALTIMORE, March ls.-At the annual conferences
~ the VI. T. Church South to-day, bishop Wilson
presiding the Joint board of nnance pre-
Senled their annual report for the year The
lotai nElrHS were: ASSESSMENTS for bishop
1uhd tl.-" paid. silFSi: assessment FOR superari
nuatcd iund. ST. 6: pad, = 5qS assessment for es
fatlDnal flnd 1884 paid, s., $780, Bible cause co..
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I'd Edition.
Latest TGlGgranS to The Star.

Independent Republicans I'm Rhode
Island.
NOMINATION OF GEO. q. CoRLIss FOR GOVERNOR
PROVIDENCE, r l.. March 1S-An Independent
republican state convention assembled here this
morning, with delegates representing one-half OF
tne state. Ho- Geo, H CoruSs has been norni-
nateo lor governor, but 1t is not yet announced
Wnelner ne Will accept. A committee was appoint
ca 10 ALT upon Mr.. Corss and to confer with the
democrats, who hold convention tomorrow. The
convention then adjourned.
BUSINESS FAILURE.
The suspension OF Shaw & Swarts, booksellers, Is
announced.
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IT. VERNON, MT. yFRNoS,,
RAILROADS.
I'VE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.

f'HE NIHGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
IHE SHORT LINE To TIE SOUTH. SOUTHWEST
AND WEST
= h"GuIe N effect EIts EAiFfR IS. 1~-3
S.o5 AM--\EN ORLEANS NAIL C.a..y :I.sE..l- close
SCEnertlCus 10 all points South and Southwest
DAILY * EFT SUNDAY. with Z. o. Railway. Pull
man slsti-4S Buffet cars .rCm New rk and Wash
1LStSL 70 NJ ma. PULLMAN Sleeping from
Washington aid Atlanta ~ New OrIr,s
61Q L ii LOUISVILLE FAST II Z DAILY via Char
lot syiIie 20 Cincinnati l. us vile and all Western
points Pullman SeepiIg cars WasL.rstulI 10
Louisville
IU-in .l--SOITH MAIL AND EXPRESS Daily
- an points south AID Southwest Ea!yille al /
1!a-ltte IlsliE. xceIt Sunday. with Z. X y Railway
Fit--laail >l"riiiE cars from Ha>ll-u Dan
tif Charlotte ard Atlanta - New Orleans: also
Augusta
Manassas Division Train leaves Washington q: 8 IS
VI. daily. kept unday
Warr,i,tgl trains leave Washington at SIS NJ and
Fox tIck-ts AID information inquire al Copany's Of
0ee, ~ HeliIls5 Wanna avenue - Union D.IOt
n SI-AI OH l En- y MACDANIEL.
Yen fasS aseilf- AGENT.
mario SOL HAAS. Traffic Manager
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News Briefs.

The London Daay N-,cs says that Mr. Gladstons
VIII speedily return 10 work; that he has no inte-
ton OF reSigning
In an attempt 20 prevent an alleged uprising IA
spain twenty-five arrests have been made and TWO
newspapers have been suppressed.
Germany has expressed It's Willingness TO Join The
otter powers Ia measures providing Tor the extra
uition U1 anarchists.
lAe Aosfh German CARTE says that Prince BIS
ln2fck l. fciF lng numerous teleg grams from Amer
lea expressing approval OF his speech ia regard To
the L3shcr incident
tX-JGdEe Mn- II. Tuck died last evening Ia An
napOl.S. Nd, aged - years
Mercedes, The celebrated HOlStln COW owned or
7. II. Wales OF Iowa City. Iowa. died YESTERDAY
from mix feFer he cow aud hcr CALI which also
died. were valued al $1,000
Henry crown, co0red, aged lal years died at
Nlagara FulS, ont, yesterday. He was born In
virginia.
: ht fiathlsh lnOCE-IEarriare scandal was ended
IN Brooklyn, y. Y, saturday hy fudge Cullen. who
CSia4>st "a The sui for limited divorce brought bv
Ahnle llgbie ;GaiIlSt j. Walter vaughn TO whom
SIZE " A. married In pay al 4 church Soclable.
Cable from Liverpool saws that the new steamer
N90ri!a.d. - the Red Star line, made fourteen
KNOTS on 1SF trial Trip yesterday. She VIII start
IRON Antwerp on The 2eth inst. On her return.
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Wall Street To-day.

FIRMkH TONE IN THE STOCK MARKET.
NEW YORK, March 1S-The Post says: The stock
market continues to show firmer tone, and
though there was smaller volume OF business this
forenoon than yesterday, prices We're generally
Hgher, and III some Instances, as in that or Rock
Island TINS morning, presenting the appearance OF
an invest ment demand for the stocks. The result
was That at l2 O'Clock twenty out OF the thirty
ieaolng stocks were higher than at the close last
lught, FOUR We're lower, and SIX unchanged. The
market FOR railroad bonds moderately active
ana prices were generally higher
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District Government Affairs.
nrIPG aTIaS or COZ aprD xrS


from the eastern section OF the city and the county
called upon the Commissioners to-day. headed by
NJ II. Hunter, A. c. Washington and Green Slade
was agreed that the repairs necessary should be
made, and all should be done that the small
amount OF money appropriated Will admit of. The
delegation also desired the reinstatement OF COL
ored policeman named VIM. c. Alder. This matter
the Commissioners said, would have to be referred
to the superintendent OF police TOR his report
IN FAVOR OF THE MORRILL, PLAN
A delegation, consisting OF Mr.. c. p. Culver Rev
DR.. Meador, DR.. VIM Bittlnger and Prot Gallaudet
OF the Deaf and Dumb asylum, were before the
Commissioners this afternoon to favor the plan pro-
enter the city by the route OF the Baltimore and
Potomac tracks.
MISCELLANEOUS
D. A. Brooks, IT,, president Of the town council Of
Caseyvfe, KY, has made an appeal to the Commits
BUILDING PERMITS
erect two-story dwelling northeast corner 9Th and
streets southwest; 81 800. Riggs Fire Insurance
Company, repair once building, 1881 street north
west; $500. John w. Boggs, erect q two-story
dwelling. North Carolina avenue southeast; 81 500
John Humphrey, erect two twc-stOry and base
ment dwellings, New jersey avenue, between N
and n; $4,000. A. F. Barber, repair brick dwelling
1118 Virginia avenue southwest, $2s5. George E.
Mitchell erect I'VE two-StOry and basement dwell
1ngs corner 9Th and A streets northeast; $500
John White, erect two-stcry and basement dwell
g, 250 R. NJ Etter, erect two-story dwelling, L
between 18th and 9th streets northwest $500. JAS
W. Orme. erect three-story dwelling, z, between
18th and 18th streets northwest; $14,O0O.
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AUCTION SALES.
Thin EVENING

THIS EVENING.
WALTER WILLIAMS CO.. Auctionsers
SPECIAL SALE
FINE TRIPLE sIvER-PLATRD WARE
ROGERS TABLE CUTLERY.
MANTLE CLOCKS, BRoNzEs. AND ORNAMENTS
By ORDER TAUNTON SILVER PLATE CO..
sALEsKOO31. COR. 10TH AND pENNA. AVENUE,
commencing
resuulinE at TWO and SEVES-AND-A-HALF
O'CLOCK P NJ. and continue from day to day IN.
Ill the entire stock is closed out.
The stock embraces elegant and beautiful goods in
EPERGNES. CENTER PIECES FRUIT DISHES,
T1LTINd SETS. SALVERS. WATERS. TOILET
SETS URNS. CAKE ASKETS. TUREENS, BAk-
Frs. VASES. BUFFERS SYRUPS &C. &C.
ALSO.
ROGERS AND OTHER CELEBRATED MAKES OF
IVORY. PEARL. wALRUS, CARvED-HANDLE
AND STLVER-PLATEDK KNIVES. FORKS, SPOONS.
LADIES. CARvERS STEELS. FISH KNIVES.
&C, sc.
ALSO,
choice assortment of
MANTEL CLOCKS: BRONzES AND ORNAMENTS
Chairs Will be furnished the Ladies' who are respect
fully invited.
The Goods Will be guaranteed IN every respect rep
resented. and instructions most positive to sell
the eutire stock without reserve
Out of town purchasers can have goods carefully
packed.
WALTER b WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts
inhI5-Gt
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"EE GREA1

s 1a { tEHsysr aEss rs -5 r.,u-
Sci kkiis MAGsIfit tkfP P1 fnsSIStEV
1EAIss LshyE WssHlNcroS IRON s.1r r coss,,
1oFitsbury ai tIe Wtst Ciieax5 i1T9t@ F,r-.s.
go S;,t Pr Car 4 94o ~. Gsiy Fast Ina
Is IciiI'i Ht.ifrn AApr,,- 40 daily wit2
CE.ca.5 VI, Cf,:ll,f -. -, f'1Nstif d9,Iy t9r
s;esPaz c&F flt'sbTe 70 Cl.eaao Mai E1py H-ss'
BALT1GOiE Ixo TCToMaC % Fs ,rIs ii2,n
ysr Erie CansYda<r.a RccGes;er. bafa:o. N'.s,,-,
90 NJ. daily. except saturday, with Psles-e tr,
1Ts.H asinS Washington saturday I.1..t WI! no;
Ior rE-.s'usTort Lock Haven and E,lnira. at 40. -
- I0 ana All I '' as IN % s = l ia u %
Il y X Limited E1T-ess vi pullman. Pa-ior Cars
T. iestor without cIaI.c. l-sCP every week day
Ie' tseoE.y- : T. al ,l-eu~h ,rai. ccrrsc, a, J,r-
Gay w5tA i.a;- II ~, O&l:u acx a.fcr.iiny
,Is;e seress New Yc.I Ctty o~-''r 40 'S'-
re- I!1ia9elpuia > and 10 q m, Ia, 90 1900
r. B. tS EsIsss q g =. 1y e1 ;S qTa as
SUNDAY. 94Ic:Jo "a ~. 81. 1870 IL
r.: lore.s C-sek Lie. 30 IT, and 4:.or. III daily
Ss4SS AAD zSG Naga;s aA
fst q, A.5s Ia s1. 95 20 II o. and Il IS am
=, = - II " a N. { Is ? Z.
TIC &C III - : = dsily, EXCEPT sun,iay
an ion ~ ieE WASHINGTON, 0J. sos 10 10
-. arg ~ ~ midnight Cu SUNDAY q q and TO- ID
an ni0rInaon at the oce northeas. corner
g. 49, 80 s1 feLrsylyania avenue and al the sta
ssse &c cestnA'i93 ;rSl;. hotels ana res51rnr-s
rr.S - WOOD. Genera Passenger Aren't
Nh>S T. fOGG. Os1e.a MANAGE ~
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Rsynglds, engineer corps, has been placed Oh tGs
retiIcd list Of the army.
UfiS8 OF HIS IRoU BLEs.-Pay master J. A Brode
head, OF the army, i lying the point or death ~
Kansas City. He twice lad Inoney stolen frous
llllI the FIRST time the amount only few hui
area dollars, but the second 1.-THE IL was $1,000 Ea
sUed The express company 10y which the money wa g
FORWARDED, and was successful The case Was al
pedled 10y the company. and Paymaster Brodhead
10y Tie continued strain and worry lost his r,easoI
a snort Time ago IL was ordered that he De cobe
Nt!eo from his post al tucson, Arizona, 70 his HONS
Ia Boston. While on the way he had a violent al q
taSA q brain fever. and his attendants were CON.
ptIrd 10 stop WITH hin on the way The latest IL
formation received at the War department Is Thai
he was very dangerously IN al Kansas Ciry
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKEr.-Ar the Queens
town drove yards. on the Metropolitan Branch
s o. X X. three miles from thu CITY, Lewis ID
Means propret tor yesterday, 20 head u cattle wer,
up and sold 10 butchers at The following price,
Best, from t<a6is; good from sa6x: fair. 5xa5l
medium, - AK; ordinary, 81 a4c 572 sheep on t-
market, selling al IL &C.. 81 CONS and calves
brought from s3oai7o per head State VI the market
fair.
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ADJOURNMENT TIA To sossow.

Mt CoHle stating that Mr.. Wurhington was en-
sasrd IN the conduct Of n case In the criminal
Court. ana WAS DESTROYS ~ being present when Tia
case u - "'el, ana tiSliEing as he ttid the wssfs
OF tlnae, yet lie Was compelled 10 ask an sdjourn-
tomorrow. ~ 49,
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
ldE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE
BtTWkEN
THE EAST AND lie WEST,

Lct I-I lEstth- JANNFL COUPLER
seheIqIs to take eject SUNDAY. November %. 1889
NenIc and street hy Eastern Standard or 35pi Mel
daily 3 IS m Ia Il i'uIS'ile e a "a St T. LOWS 9
Though Coaches and Palace Sleeping Cars 70 above
ISl,,- %,1nSnI CHANGE lV.l5a IL oaly to Chicago
IoI 13t;stur. at 1915 a. NJ ard .4op y daily. In
.Lg Cars 70 I1ttsbur2
Fer Toledo and Drtrott via Monroevule. nl5 am
Ga-N WITH SLEEPER Tor Toledo. Wheeling and Lake
Trans for Philadelphia AMI New York at s.1oa. m
Psrior end Sleeping Cars attached ''
feT H sE OF week days go 40 90 s:Io3
l's:I@i1 40 $50 70 so i6.6J. 10 Pm ~ I'LL
IS : a. SO, 10. loo Hr o;00 w. H. IL"
for hanaIos. 10 IL 90 an. l2l0 and 40 pm.
t{r Way stations fetween Washington ard Baltimore
tsn sam. 10 NJ, . ~ $40 ard I1.I5 Q N
$50 7 N. daily e1cert Sunday. 445 I1a. daily Tor
,sy tSceit sn;ia foz I55.1s;tl staur?oa ~ am ND
pa ss3y :oF E s e.y SAr1 I5 npndsy -
IN. s;d :. - > q Galiy exceTG sunday @HA' '''
- haeersJc"n l0-i5 an and ~ N daily e1csD.
1lsll- arrive from tie West daily $50 100 am 22s
Tfcn Kew Tcrl ard Philadelphia 2.55 Seam. daily
= T. N dl-1l except sunday.
fton Anl.a:olis. - 70 Az am. 1;50. 6S7 m Sun
lio. Lexington. e2c daily. ard 2.15p m daily
1sCn. iseeTlct and intermediate ro=nts. s25 1oq1
sunday 500 = u dsliy iror Pon Ct RScLss eA''''
c.sIs leave IsltITrCre Tor WastI'-t a: IN N
y 80 . = 10 and 10 80 IL. u IS, go, 4 40 5
so sI5s ~. % :. Is 10 AID ' s1 ~ = H.
;rais ;ro- WASHINGTON stop al Relay Station except
Ter tcrti rto-ma,?a afT.t At the Baltimore ans
% ilehet Otee " ssi,nV1Cu Station SO end 1851
ttn-sl ,sIa ayruue, cotr l4tH street here or,.es
u l." 'Shvu ioE ta4ase 10 be checked ana Yecl 81
s N. CLEMTSIs NJ O. =. raltsr.or.
- - n AO4fl.. Dti Passenger Agent
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THE LOWEST BIDDER--Reese Evans, OF Washing.
ton Will be awarded the contract for furnishing the
brick work for the superstructure OF the Columbus
Ohio, court house and post Office building at sls 7s8
Quired. w. B. Collingwood viii probably be
awarded the contract for furnishing and setting
stone work OF the same for S29550. He was the
lowest bidder for Berea stone the kind already IN
the building.
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WEI DE MEYER
1t ID now undhputsd that WEI DE METERS a.
TARRH CURE is the only treatment that w1l shsolut,
~ cure Cstarrh-frseh or chronic - marvel Rev
p FrieA Cairo ny" 1T restored me to the pulpit
Rev. George E. Reis oohlevillA NJ -one box rsa-
cal'y cured me. Rev. c. a TAYLOR. lao Noble street,
Brookyn" "Aperfect cure after 50 years SUFFERING
D. Mcdonald 40 Broadway n. T." &C.. DC. Thousand,
Of testimonials are received from all pazts Of the world
Delivered. sloo Dr.. Wei Do Meyers TREATISE"
with statements BY the cured mailed frea D. B. Dewey
Co.. 1s2 Fulton street. NJ dl5-atth.S9t
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Looking for Dynamite,

LONDON. March lS-Ihe sceue about the en-
trance 0i the house OF commons this alter
noon WHO'RE numerous committees were site
uig WAS W most unusual character
Clerks and pOrferS carrying bags and boxes 10 tbp
committee rooms Were stopped oy the police au1
The parcels subjected TO a thorough examination,
80 as ID prevent the possibility of the inyroductioL
OF dynamite
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FINANCIAL. AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
ThefolloWing are the opening and closing prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day. as reported
by special wire to II. Fl. Dodge, $50 18th street:
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TIE ALLEY PENSION CASE.-In the Criminal Court
Judge Wylie, the trial OF the case OF John J. Alley
indicted FOR violating the post ONCE laws, was
resumed to-day, ana occupied the entire day.
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RoBBFRrEs RvpoRrEp,- Luc,en sar,sy, %,

RoRBFRTEs REPoRTED.-Lucien SeIber1. Of p,
"a STREET northwest. reports that yesterday mora
hie a black CloIh coat and vest worth g., wet-a
slsien RON his room James TAYLOR OF l5l4 r1era
flaIe reilons stolen from his place Cocoa mat ana
say ahi p.pe fls Faiu-i al - IS. John Shea 81
Maryland avenue. reports the iarceny last eyenirs
ul MATTRESSES bei-ClUthlug and pictures rrom tiss
hack part or hts house. and Mrs Bailey OF SEQ Sd
OF chickens on SATURDAY. night
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AFFAIRS AT FEE CAPITOL.
The District in Congress.

THE LICENSE ELL DISCUSSED BY THE HOUSE CON-
MITTEE TO-DAY.
The House District committee he'd the license blll
under discussion to-day. It was thought when the
matter was first taken UP that 1t would be disposed
OF In very short time, having already been so
thoroughly gone over in the subcommittee But
an unlooked-for opposition was developed. and the
chances OF the bill receiving the approval OF the
committee seem 70 grow less as the discussion pro-
crosses. Some OF the members expressed them
selves as unable 10 comprehend why the people OF
the District should be willing bear the burden OF
the taxation upon their business interests in order
10 relieve the wealthy sOjournerS from personal
tax ON the other hand, those favor1ny the bill
Claimed that the people ought to be the best judges
OF what they wanted and what was to their inter
est. They said It seemed quite evident that the
people OF the District favored the license tax In
place OF that on personal property and their wishes
Should be the guide for the committee TO follow A
great deal was said upon the subject On both sides
OF The question. and finally, it becoming apparent
that no agreement could be reached, the matter
cations, as they appear to-day are that the entire
form OF the bill VIII be changed, and the chief
1eature-the repeal Of personal tax-stricken out.
Those however, who favor the bill still hope to Sc
cure favorable action on the bill.
Capitol Topics.
MILITARY AFFAIRS
The House committee On military affairs to-day
instructed Representative Rosecrans to report
favorably bill to amend the articles OF war so
that any general officer in command of an army.
vi coioei COMMANDING Septa te department., may
appoint general court martial. provided however
that when he is the prosacutorthe court
martial shall be appointed by the President Rep
resentative Morgan was instructed TO report favor
ably bill providing that any officer OF the corps OF
judge advocates OF the army who has served Is
years continuously as major shall be promoled TO
be lieutenant colonel, and any oflicer who has
served 30 years III the corps Of judge advocates
shah be promoted TO be colonel; provided however
such promotions Shall not Increase the number OF
officers in the corps beyond that liked by law
Representative Laird was instructed to report
favorably bill to allow veteran bounty 10 vOlun-
teer5 in the late war who were afterwards cOmiis-
stoned as officers IL the regular army.
GREESBACK PROHIBITION.
Senator Garland has submitted proposition for
constitutional amendment to accept the issue of
Treasury notes {greenbacks) so lar as issued,
amounting TO about $500 OOO but to prohibit ny
further issue unless authorized by tWo-tnird vote
OF Congress. Mr.. Garland Said TO q STAR reporter
that he believed this the best and most accept
able solution of the question.
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SALES.
MAS BOWLING Auctioueer

YNHOMA5 BOWLING Auctioneer
hNpLIoUoKsS, HEEs1Se eosisINAIioN TIkE.
NAsoS A NE aAR ShEsFS OFFICE HORSE
sM2ssN IN fsa T &. ss
Enc M1nsa se splendid q
part w. 49,
Teas, Sugars Coffees Flour.
f nne wide sI and Layers .IS ran,,
Condensed Mill. Sardtnes
scription. ~ - e'
y y l Tea caddes. with mirror fronts
Toilet ro!lst and and Laundry Soaps
least Powders, Extracts. Chocolate.
S3R h R,sss h hssEs: D Essaa Ra'a
Wooden and Willow Ware
HANDSOME cherry se5 ofi se and F rE9hs
Platform and Count Scales
Larse Coffee Mill. Gas Fixtures
Horse, Wagon and Harness
B-dhe above stock fig large and fresh and
adjustment The horse. (Which is splendid sninal,
oec Tn Inc wagon and harness viii be sold at II
mhls-st THOMAS BOWLING. Auct,oneer.
nUNCANsoN BROS, Auc,,oneers
ADMINISTRATIVE SALE OF MEDICAL BOOKS.
BY virtns Of ~, l Mt. e dii: &c u
L
BAY A Rss5 R h 9Th and
Medical instruments of the late G. n Ford, NJ D., com
Medical and Other Works.
Instruments s.
HARRIET A FORD. Administrators
mhle.st VI kstate Of C. NJ Ford. deceased.
ITO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
5here9 IF We VII sell st public auction ITEsp
ca1tain Mt ss 1854 At T Ss 0GdoCK
Haysss tel ten months aftsr drawn ~ Garre,
@ . 13nhtnsn kioes Sale within our auction
mhsiSi7 D 'tfs;c s1Se Bios. Auctioneers.
sSukbA1 EAkca n h2stcoSfD 1854. at
By order Of holder Of note. mhis.2o2l-st
HITCH, FOX BROWN Real Estate Brokers.
AssIGNEE's SALE OF DESIRABLE UN1AIrRovED
SEaE HE sITThsp "a NNE di coEU h
ROAD AND SIXTEENTH STREET EXTENDED
TIE nsdsrfisnea asssnee for the benefit Of
lately doing business in the city Of New YORK. Wiz
col o WEB 81 AZ Y n pff Sf
4 D. 1884. al HALF-PAoT FOUR O'CLOCK 2. NJ, ali
e iHsa* aps jung
e Gss
in block Numbered twenty Of Hall and Evsps re:
two thousand five hundred square feet Of ground a.
surve ed in September. A. D. 1867 by Charles H. Bliss
surveyor.
Terms made known at time of SALE
Da ed New York. March 18th 1884
.- ELLIS s. YATES, Assignee
Attorneys for Assignee IS Wall st. New York city.
mhlS-tuSds DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts
'TNHOS. ]. FISHER CO, Real Estate Auctioneers.
yESGs f sH4we or Lets ~ Mt
SEVENTH STREET ROAD.
I I'VE SECOND at HALF-PAsT o r ~
O'CLOCK. in front Of the premises by virtue of -
deed of trust dated January 5th 1882 and duly recorded
N LipeE y9 toilos Al, ct seq OF the land records
party secured thereby shall sell the east half of Lot
No ~ and al Of Lot No. II liz block No 10 of TODD
ether Is feet ON the south side Of Mt Pleasant avenue
between Sherman avenue and 7th street road, with
depth OF $50 feet.
Terms: One-half in cash the remainder in one year.
with interest and secured by deed Of trust deposit
OF 20 VIII be required at time of sale.
ullll-d APPLETON CI,ARn Tr-,S+aa
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ITO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

BY virtue Of an order. given to US by the holder
thereof We viii sell at public auction, TUESDAY
VI NJ hCH ElGaIEENIH; 1884 at TWELVE O'CLOCK
Hayane ten months after drawn by H: Garrett and
oorsed Df Jonathan klock Sale within our auction
rooms. 9th and d streets northwest
mhs15.17 DUNCANSON BROS Auctioueers
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a NEW rrRY sEIrc-ro

At that hour The counsel appeared, and the ,ufy
selected Yesterday having been DISCHARGED tia
court iroc"oles u select Jurors: Messrs Fldr1ds.
NoNrh's ana r0tteu appearing FOR the rlainlir ana
MtS~s- WILSON d;la - e inr the defendant list
p. ~ III '.i'" hdhlAr o,ru prepared. each pargF
struck ~ fouT, leaving the following Ia tYv rl,s
.is-. " /. tnnt, & J Hawl-r. M8rceIlus Narseroh
> t.t".n hIuu>t. X ". NaIdryeuIer John J Pee
nn.l5e, W. ii. Barron, u. Lniler ana Jerome NJ