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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-03-22
DIR. VIM. Jones.
ELECTROPATHIST.

OFFICE: First Brick Buildino yest ot
Salt Lake Theatre, First South Street,
where he will examine, by his late
science, and tell the afflicted how they have
IeiT 1oT years, before they tell him. He then
have failed: The worse crippled with Rhen.
matlsm by his treatment in fifteen r,inntes
can have better use of their limbs. and tbnss
with other diseases they have had for wears wears
cam nave the cause detected and be speedily
this. please bear in mind that thew can bova
positive proof free of charge. All are 40 CO.. re
daily invited to call and investigate. WI
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For SEVEN weeks could not raise INV
arm, Dr.. Jones soon detected the cause and
IN fifteen minutes treatment enabled me N
raise my arm over my head. JOSEPH SMITH ~
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Too FEEBLE to seek assistance the
stranger fell exhausted upon the side
walk and swooned. A gentle lady held
his hand in hers when next he opened
his eyes upon the world and with a
sweet voice she said, ''You are among
friends, be quiet" The doctor says
you have escaped the worst attack of
the kind he has ever seen. Butyou viii
soon be strong again for you are taking
Frese's unequalled Hamburg Tea. II
taken in time, it never fails to repair
the effects of mental worry and over
work. There is no medicine comes near
it; it is gentle, yet efectual always. =
Do not be deceived; ask for and take
oniyB. ii. Douglass q Sons Capsicum
Cough Drops for Coughs, Colds and
Sore Threats. D. S. and Trade Mark
on every drop. FRI
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Those who come to Dl. Jones office will,
m hnd ne can detect the cause Of poor health
in this city the worst cases, for he viii eixs
their names. va give
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-03-22
Al Great Discovery.

says: "My wife has been seriously af-
fected with a cough for twenty-five
years, and this spring more severely
than ever before. She had used many
remedies re I les without T relief and being urged
with most gratifying results. The first
bottle relieved her very much, and the
second bottle has absolutely cured her.
She has not had SO good health for
thirty years. u
Free Trial Bottles of this certain cure
of all Throat and Lung Diseases at q. q.
NJ. I. Drug Store. Large Bottles, 81.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

THE BUSINESS HERETOFORE CAR.
ried on by the Salt Lake Foundry 1,
Machine Co., in Salt Lake City, is now I'm
Ger the management and control of the un.
and delivered its property to me for certain
purposes named in two deeds, bearing date
OF August LIST, 1888, and June ID, 1884, re-
spectiyely. The business will be carried on
tnl further notice, in my name, and all debts
duethe said company will be paid to me, as
accounts of said company but myself.
A. G GIAUQUE, Trustee.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-03-22

We have long list OF houses and lots that
can be bought on the instalment plan. Call
and see us for information.
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WHY WILL YOU COUGH WHEN
Shiloh's Cure will give immediate relief?
Price 10 cts, so cts. and 81. For sale at
A. c. Smith d Co.'s Drug Store. (11)
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Trayeler,s GuiSae.

PENN RoUTE-B. d r. Station 9Th and b sta-Fus
$40 tiimiied ex J. and III am; 2, T. 10 D. m, and
j 20 night. For Boston. PIN. tday) Phllaf1el-
phia accommodation. pm sunday. $50 am: =.
ST Louis aud pi,tsburg and west, $50 am Chicago
medl daily, 800 a. m, Fast iinel daily To CiDc3-
$50 am. Chicago and Cincinnati e:IO nm
daily; Pacific express, los,o pm. daily. kOr
ss5 p sna ,e ss Ht For sama4e
::i5, $50. $40. IiOv am, l2;o5. 200, 400. t:26.
Sso ssS ;i .a i9Se M and d." night On s ssn
1880 pm. and ll:2o night. For Pope's Creek lane,
!:l5 m. and 4'4o p m. daily. except sunday. Fof
cept Sunday: ON sunday, $500 pm.
g. AND o. RourE-staaion Corner New Jersey Ave-
tied 1910 p: m; for Gncnnsii, Louisville and s.
Louis IS daily $3.50 p m loiG p m For rstseurg
train. $3.50, 400 44o $40 s:4o. !. SIS and III m.
sunday $40, 5:so, $50 and lo'o5 q. M. l:ao ESQ
Oils $40 m and t fal6 and asJ M on sanasy,
$3.50 a m, 4;40 p m. For way stations between WASH
1880, $3.50, 4.aO. Z and III D. m For stations on Ne
nnnS ana mn ana pm ally
except sunday for principal stations Metropoltsn
Branch, $40 daily. sunday Stops Al Ste
$40 daily. except sunday: for Frederick. s.40
q. m. 4:40 j. M. daily, except sunday. For Hagers-
day. and $50 p m. daily TO Hagerstown. Daily ex.
cept sunday 10 Winchester. For local points be-
tween Washington and Gaithersburg 1880 p m
Va MIDLAND RourE-B q r saation.-Foe New;
Orleans and Atlanta, l1l5 a. tiaily.b For Louis
1870 o. m. Idaiiyg Manassas division $50 D M
warrenton. Z a IA daily except sunday, HAS d M.
SHENANDOAH RoUrK-R a o. statiou.--Foe New
Orleans and intermediate points, e:25 q N dAAiy
Mwsmphis express s;i oI p m daily .s.,. ..u
stations O. m. LBS p. m.
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1856, JAMES AULD, sg.d nfsy-niDe yesrs
Funeral nom his hie residsnce, 6l6 loth street.
Friends q family Invited 70 sssend. =
BARBOUR Suddenly, 1t the Home a. TIE Ase1
and Innrm. Little sisters The Poor. on nss4sy.
fGVus saRBpTR n he S ~ S q
his &c. formerly Of 1 Nm 2 Ma
gently. On Novembx A. 1885, sf ~ mxAnsgnG
Nine ANNIE GENTY. in the ahy-6iash - d.
age. native Of Paris. France.
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eo sss sTs s1s de- C
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Gay morning . nine ociOck. ana proceed sost ne.
HowLAHp. On !enra.g. Noy.ps.. is. lsss; =
xISSzsEfa 8 H6TLAEp. 80 s:vssfSssvss
funeral and iutsrnsst - pulA,e. ny. Sunday. .
5SHsSf q s.sss::r r. ssss
1hss sFs gone .ba sos SSrySss e 49,.
rn~., I'm s.ke p,ssesron os1sr.'ts church, sszss
49,: 80 :ss s sss sss :..s q 3
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10 ASsAaA4 49, ssss srss;si1s 49,
nd sssssd: s.s oosa DAN Law iselssd o sssssa
3 - scs 3. !: 80 g. N "a
po4hxc4 nAnY. eeIeysd wife q DAnisi ocssssA
49, s ~ H Ks xss 80 e ns nm b r.. eAsA .,
SsssS scs ne ssosss < 20 =; scsI s ~ ~''
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Md. November l9.-vireinia SKIES,
past due coupons, SO: new threes 59Ia bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. Mr. November 18.-COtton quiet
mddling, GA. Flour steady and quiet Wheat
southern higher and active; western Steady and dull
southern red 94a97: southern amber. 9SaI 90; No
western winter red, spot, 81 bid fresh November %
bid; December, 93Asa94: January. 96lsas6la: Feb
ruary, 9Sa9Sla. Corn-southern firmer and active
western firmer and active; southern white, 4Sa5l
southern yellow, 47a55: western mixed spot. 5la52
year, 2sa49a4; January. 4saisl February, 47s.a
33a36; western mixed, 32a33; Pennsylvania, 32a36
sGsar-copper refined dull IoaiOis. Whisky steady,
1.19aI 20. Other articles unchanged Freights 70
Liverpool per steamer duilcottoh, 732d.; four Is
grain higher, 3l2a4d. Receipts-hour. SO barrels
wheat $4,000 bushels corn, $1,000 bushels; oats
754 barrels: Saies-wheat. 10000 bushels; corn.
267, 900 bushels
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SMOTHER AN OLDER CHILD.
NEW YORK, Nov. 10.-The BROOKLYN nursery
situated in Herkimer street, Brooklyn, was the
scene this morning OF considerable excitement
which was caused by the discovery OF one OF
the inmates smothering her children. Yester.
day morning woman rather poorly
clad and carrying two children. pre-
sented herself at the door of the nursery
and begged with tears I'm her eyes to be admit
ted. She said she was very poor and had moth
ing to eat for herself and children. She was
made comfortable. She gave her name as
Mary johnson, aged thirty mine, and a resident
of New York city. The eldest child was Wini-
fred, eighteen months old, and the other,
Flora, five months old. Her husband had
abandoned her. and she was afraid that
he was going to take the children away from
her. She was excited and nervous, but she was
assured that she need have no fear. She re.
tired to rest last night, and nothing more was
heard of her until this morning when one Of
the attendants Of the nursery, in passing
sons room, and saw her in the act
of suffocating her eldest child, Wini-
fred. The attendant seized Mrs. johnson, and
took the pillows from off the little one, who had
become unconscious. She thought the child was
dead. Doctors were sent for, who, after working
for some time, succeeded in restoring the child
to consciousness. Mrs. Johnson had stuffed the
childs mouth with rags, had held her nose and
placed pillows over her head. The baby (Flora)
was lying dead on the bed, having been suffo-
Gated in the same way. Mrs. Johnson is thought
to be out of her mind, and was locked up in the
station-house, where she wept and kept calling
and committed for examination as to her men,
tai condition
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BROS. Auct1oneers.
PUBLIC SALE OF AN INTEREST IN vALUA-
BI4E REAL ESTATE AT THE FOOT OF SEW
ENTH STREET, IN THE CITY OF WASH

PUBLIC SALE :. OF AN INTEREST IN vALuA-
18Th sfREsr N The u i H?0 Of " WASH ASH
NoVEMBRk A De 1855, at oNE O'Clock nAS
NJ, will sell at public auction in front of the s3
premises as assignee of the of George and
Ann . Parker deceased, an undivided onefonrth (la)
interest in square numbered four hundred sever
ty-two (472}, in the city OF Washington and ali my
right title interest and ate assignee aforesaid in
the wharf situated in front of said square, and pres
ent used by the Potomac Steamboat company This
and is bounded by 9Th, Water and l. and streets
southwest, and is improved by three-story Brick
Frame buildings. Situated this property is conve
nient to several street railways it unusual in
Germs of sale: one-third cash: balance in equal in
stalmentj In one two and three years. with six per
cent semann n, interest secured by trust the
angling at cost of purchaser deposit of five hundred
dollars required at time Of sale # conditions Of sale
are not complied with in ten days from day of
UNDERSIGNED will resell at risk and cost Of defauting
Assignee OF Heirsatlaw of George ard Ann Psrter
At conclusion of above sale will offer all my right
interest in the above property upon the same terms
ana conditions as above set forth;
I)EERRE EN- SALE OF BUILDING LOTS ON
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, NOvEMBER1e
we win sell in front Of The premises sub lots 20
"a ~ and part lot -, square III These lots front
62 feet on 80 street east near corner Of street
and having this 'front.' can readily be divided into
Terms: One-third cash, balance in six and twelve
months notes to bear SIX per cent interest," payable
semiannuay or all cash, at option of purchaser. A
compiled with in ten days. otherwise resale at risk
.,-1. DUNcANsoN BROS.
nl1-4t Auctioneers.
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THE WIFEs ANswER.-In the case OF Thomas
E. Welsh agt. Mary l.. Welsh, I'm which a bill
was filed last week to set aside a certain bill of
sale Of the restaurant at the corner of Il tn and
/ streets, on the ground that il was procured by
fraud by the wife of the plaintiff, the defendant,
Mr. H. b. Moulton. She denies the allegations
of the bill and states that the mother of the
complainant carried on the business till Octo-
Der, 1854, when, on account OF PLAINTIFF
drunkenness, immortality and debauchery, the
mother conveyed the business to plaintiff by
bill of sale, which said bill was read and ex-
planned to plaintiff when it was signed, and he
knew the import of II. She states that plaintiff
was for three years an habitual drunkard, and
denies that he was suffering from sunstroke,
but asserts that it was from q terrible debauch.
She asserts that he was perfectly sober when he
signed the bill Of sale; The charge that she
MES. She states incidentally that she filed Q
bill for divorce because he brought to the house
and had beaten her, bis wife wy She Denies tSst
he ever had a dime invested In business, and
asserts that the 500 deposited with the Dis
trict government was her funds.
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKEr-Heid every
Wednesday at Queenstown, on the Metropolitan
branch b. & Q. X. r, three miles from the
city, Louis ID. Means, proprietor. 147 head OF
cattle on the market yesterday and sold: Best,
nsd sS g sSsS oral to a a. , e. 81 e s
market; balance sold Old sheep and yeariings
&C. Cows and caivs. sold nom Sos to S5s per e
head. state Of the market iair Tor cattle. duh
for sheep.
REAL Estate sALEs.R W. Tyler has sold
south side of Sunderland Place. David L. Nor
rison has sold to Elizabeth ]. Hamilton, FOR
20, 1871, property on the north side Of Mary
land avenue, between Sd and 4th streets north
have sOd u
the property 80 feet front on the east side
of 9Th street, between Pennsylvania avenue and
Missouri avenue. Dennis inland has sold 70
Jerome Fl. Kidder, for So, 6S7, two lots, 22x100
feet each, with improvements on the south side
The FIRST 10 DIk-The FIRST member OF the
Warrington Cadet corps to die since tt waa
founded In 1880 was First Sergeant Robert
his late residenoe On 11th street, near K. Ser
geant Harris for eeveral years was dryer Of the
eecEetAry q the Intsxiors carriage. In consid-
Grafton OF his faithful services the corps, ct Q
special meeting held last night, voted to defray
all expenses of his funeral. and 70 attend the
John II. Adriaans, the patent attorney who
was arrested yceterday on warrant, charging
him with e0nspirsey 70 defrsud the fatent o
RAaeel - Tun fAeRnoxHr1a,-Insf 1llow
ing we're the yesdtnge e. the signal omce so-oey;
Ssa HsSinsz. S7.i. kiuinais.. Ssa
ms rumored In Richmond that GEN. Mahone
VIM Be gnersd ~ poMsscn 9. ssnesSS mensss
Is ths pisss 51c.W. smith. rssiEned.
Herr Ue3dk Hoe2nsjy xotntned - the Dutch
ev vi s $50 8 that pody.
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Mr. James Crowley, Of Bu0Alo, New York,
who was appointed . month ago appointment
the Post ONCE department. has rendered
his resignation 10 the Postmaster General. The
latter has requested him to remain, and has ex.
pressed his unwiliingness 10 accept his resigna-
ton. The salary is 1.sO0 year. and the du-
ties are not of the character which are Interest
ing TO O man who has been accustomed 10 the
active duties OF newspaper work.
David A. Mcknight of New York. the law
clerk Of the Patent Office, has resigned, and has
been appointed clerk at 81 900 In the office OF
the Assistant Attorney General Tor the Interior
department.
Mr. Gratz Van Rensselaer,. assistant superin.
tendent OF the Treasury, has been asked 10 re
sign, because IL is necessary that that Office
should be filled by an educated mechanic. MIR.
Van Rensselaer, was a lawyer by profession, and
was considered by Mr. Youmans 10 be incompe-
tent tor that particular office, because he had 10
pass upon the furniture OF the departments,
which requires mechanical knowledge.
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L Real Estate Auctioneers
JHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE real. Es-
TATE, SITUATED ON THE NORTH SIDE OF
STREET, A SHORT DISTANCE WEST OF
SMALL FRAME DWELLING

SMALL FRAN E DWELLING. -
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court Of esA
the District of Columbia passed in Equity i"lH
No. 9,6S7, on the 18th day of November, 1855. Gl
wherein Francis Butler. Lucy Butter. Ellen A But
Ter. Walter Butler and Martha Butler complain
liam Gwin defendants, the undersigned. Trustee, viii
THIRTIETH DAY OF NOVEMBER. A. d. 1885,
in front of the premises the following described prop
erty, to wit SUBJ Lot number three (:S) in Square
number one hundred and sxtythree 1881 containing
three thousand two hundred and nnctyeight "a 29S5
square feet of ground
Terms of sale: Onethird of the purchase money for
said real estate and premises in cash OF sale
respectively in one and two years from the day of
sale with interest," the said deferred payments be
cash at the option ofthe purchaser purchasers All
COnveyancing at cost of purchaser deposit of $500
will be required day Of SALE and if the terms of
are not complied with within days from date
of sale the trustee reserves The right resell said
property at the risk and cost of the purchaser
EDWARD J. STELLWAGEN, Trustee
MIS- dk&do 1924 1t. n W.
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For the Night Lodging House.
THE STAR has received FOR Night Lodging
House fund {per j. E. Fitch from DIR. L. NJ.
Gallaudet, $40.

MARRIAGE LICENSES Marriage licenses
have been issued by the clerk OF the court TO
Frank A. Powers, OF Pfttsburg, and Hattie A.
Koon; A. j. Sherman, of Alabama, and Isabella
Brooke, Of Prince George county, Nd; George
Upperman and Emma Myers; Charles Wash
ington and Anna Jefferson; w. j. Barber, of
Elizabeth, n. j., and Annie r. Williams; Nor
ris c. Alley, Of Henricp county, Va, and Sarah
n. Gaul OF Richmond, Va; jefferson Smith and
Abrams; Edward Butler and Kate Garner: w.
b. Bick and Katie V. Myers; Moses Adams and
Susan Butler; Archie II. Gunderson and Mamie
E. johnson; Henry Schwerz and Beulah L.
Smith; Lochlin Hunter of Falls Church. Va,
and Annie Springs; James L. Jones. of Rich
mond Va, and Helen =. Gouldman, of Caroline
county, Va; Thos. Griffin and sarah smith.
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Washington stock Exchange.

The following changes from yesterdays quotations
on the Washington Stock Exchange are noted today
d. Cper. imp IS 1891, coin, 1l47s bid. 1l5a asked
fund. 362s 1924. currency, li6lY bid, llta4 asked.
2O-yea .r, fund; Us 1892 coin, 151a bid: Met
uin bia r. 4; stock. 3e bid, Washington Gas: 80 bid.
39ss asked Fremen ms .4:s asked Columbia ms IA
bid. la; asked. Rigs Ins GA bid z asked WASH
ington Market stock, 1915 bid. Washington, Brick
Machine. LbUas bid Il214 asked. National Metro
Iolit.n bank. i35 bid. Citzens' National Bank IO7
bid, 10 asked. Great Falls Ice, 80 bid Real Estate
Title Insurance, zoos bid 1917 asked. Penn Tel.
Co.. Asa bid. so asked. Chesapeake and Pot Tel
Co rs asked.
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MAR RIED.

ALLEY-GACL- This morning, Novembsr 10,
1885 at $50 a. M, by the Rev. l. W. Bates n CLIFF
TON ALLEY, of Henrico county, Va, 20 SARAH A.
GAUI- Of Richmond, Va tR'chmond pays" pas.ss
MAGEE-COLLINS November 18th 1886 st O.
Stephens Church, by the Rev. Fnther McNany, ROL
sMfTH-PAIRO. At the Church Of the Asosuaua,
on November 18th, 1885 by the Rev. DR.. Ell1esI
HELEN WEDESTRAED SIXTH n BICHARB
EDES PAIRO. o
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS A AFTERNOON.
THos J. FISHER q Co. Aucsioneer. J

II D. AuCtiOHeeIA =
CENTRAL PORTION OF TIM cry Ar PUB
LIZ SALE TO close An ESTATE -.
BEk ELGHfEENTH, at HALF-PAST FOUR 81
1890 IN front OF the premises we shall offer -
Punac sae tne west 10 feet and inches Of L0t NO.
o. IN square NO 456, fronting street, between 9Th
u IN ssleets northwest improved by threeStory
Drick house with brick back buliinp being No 6Z3
street northwest. -
Il. IMMEDIATELI AFTER we win offer the south %
leet VI Ot No D. In square No. 4SS, improved by q
suDstantlai ana Wei arranged brick residence In per
west. 49, "a" O ~ -
n on ApussS 81 ~, EoyEMRER NINETEEETH,a at
premises, sub Lot No. and part Of 30 26 in square
@ aS1 onting about feet on street, betw
story s brick residence, known as No. 457 street
Terms: Onethiru "a casf,: remainder IN one and
Two years WITH interest and secured by deed Of trust
oa sne pIoperty deposit Of 500 each property
VIII Oe required at time Of sale. nlOd&ds
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The Court Of Alabama Claims.
THE ATTORNEY GENERAL DECIDES THAT IT Is
IEaAuIy CoNSrITuTEp

The Attorney General has rendered a decision
in response to a question raised by the First
Controller of the Treasury, as to the legality
of the court of commissioners Of Alabama
claims He decides that the statutes bearing on
the subject contemplated that the appointment
OF Judges should continue during the entire ex-
istence of the court. He cites precedents i'm the
southern and Mexican claims commissions sus-
tanning this view, and decides that the court Is
now legally constituted despite the fact that the
judges comprising it were appointed under o
former act and were not recomrnissioned under
the act extending the court.
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The BRIDEGROOM CAME NoT.-Society I'm
Union Hill, n. j., was agitatcd last night by the
failure OF an announced wedding between tws
young people prominent in that community.
The invited guests were present and every thing
was In readiness for the ceremony, but Mr..
Howard Westner, the bridegroom, cashier in
the employ OF a New York dry goods houss,
failed TO appear. Miss Bertha Woltz, the accom-.
plished daughter OF MIR. Frederick Woltz and
the expectant bride, was FRUSTRATED by the
shock. No reason has yet been assigned for the
young man absence.
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i oNSANSON BROS. Anctloneera
PAwNBRoKER,s SALE


PAWNBRoKERy SALE
Goh Ia AND SILVER WATCHES GOLD CHAINS,
Pins EAs MIS- EETs PA R55AMoND q =, RINGS AN ~
Ss srL 1vhAc 1dkKs. sr snsss aNS
r3 On rMMqqSNpDAYY MORNING, NOVEMBER TWEEN
aac.,ttmn!hD. at TEN O'CLOCK viii SELL at the
roeth rSoms OF Duncanson Bros eth and d streets
Parties intares moer ,, on unredeemed pledges
nlo-o.- PHILLIP WALLACE Broker
w ALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO, Auctoneersl
SALE OF YELI-KEpT FURNITURE. CARPETS,
EANpsoMsHES c hAhkNTEL S MaiN f Emf
s1N Sf Pif,s SaEIT T UPHoL ,TEKEp N GRIM,
~ ~ S RAW six: TENNassEE MARRLE.T is5
SIgsH HAAbs6xEE 4 HALI RS SSkE MIRRd 6R
HAAGk, MARBLE BASE: HALL CHAIRS,
MIGGKER CHAIRS, LACE CURTAINS AND
s IAN nbbnnE9EINS: ELEGANT MARBLE-ToP
TAHIEs bfN1NG NOON ROOM cHA fAIE MAS6.
SOME MAHOGANY CENTER TABLES.
M MtA1TES SS IN, n; g 7; CHAMBER sUlTEs. Wal,
WASHSfANDs, WALNUT WRifING DESKS
AfMD rAbLES, BOOK CASES, BODY BRUS-
MaTas aaAAP p SI,R AND OTHER CARPETS.
TREssES. BODY BRUSSELS STAIR CAR
HEiS. INTERPRETATION. SILVER PLATED
MAZE. CHINA, GLASS AND CROCKERY
WAKE, KITCHEN REQUISITES ETC.
On TUESDAY. NOVEMBER TWENTY FOURTH,
iSSS; commencing at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. we shall
sell Ct the residence Of gentleman declining mousse
Keeping, 425 street northwest the above collection
OF superior furniture 1t will be to the interest
those oeslflhg welkept furniture of the most choice
WALTER b. W Y lila :as sue & Co.
nI0-4t AuctionC
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MN. bt RfONS S0N-IN-LAw AND Has WIFE
ARRESTED ON SUSPICION.
NEWPORT, r. l., Nov 19.-Allen w. Dorsey,
a medical student at the college of Penusyl-
vania and a son-in-law Of Benz. Burton, aud
Maria Dorsey, Aliens wife, were arrested this
morning charged with willful murder. They
were arraigned before Judge Baker, pleaded not
guilty and sent to jail without bail. The affair
m 1e oSe mas 3een
and Detective Richards. The latter states that
the Philadelphia authorities are working up the
conspiracy phase in the matter of stolen bonds
and have undoub.ed proof that a prominent
physician there is implicated. When Mr.. Bur-
ton at first died there was suspicion of foul
play; but later it came to be generally believed
that he had committed suicide. This belief
again gave place to suspicion Of murder, which
has resulted as above.
DR.. FrOthingham's Death Accidental.
NEW YORK, Nov. 19.--Further investigation
by the family of DIR. rockingham and the
police convinced both that the doctors death
was due to accident rather than suicide.